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Wednesday | October 22, 2008 |
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Payback time - Utility companies to automatically repay consumers for breaching standards
The Jamaica Public Service Company (JPS) could soon be forced to compensate its customers when it fails to meet some guaranteed standards, even if the customer does not submit a claim for the money. The JPS and the National Water Commission (NWC) have been pocketing millions...
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Nightclub soldier was under probe for 2007 shooting
Ban firearms in nightclubs - Green
Regional representatives discuss issues on childcare
Local prices trending up despite drop in international rates
Public defender outraged at clergyman's hangman offer
An 'F' for performance - Opposition says JLP has failed at effective governance
PNP team aims to bury Peter-Portia animosity
13 days to go - McCain lags in New Hampshire
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Curphey Home pleads for help - Veterans' home looks to raise $4.3m for renovations
MANDEVILLE, Manchester: It is said that 'old soldiers never die, they only fade from sight' and following a visit to the 50-year-old Curphey Home in south Manchester recently, you might have to wonder if this saying is true, as you walk by the white gravestones...
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LETTER FROM LAURA - Jamaica's brilliant Belisario biography
Plaza reopens after closure by ministry
Clearing landslides
Manchester rewards their 'heroes'
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Negative outlook - S&P less bullish on Jamaica
Standard & Poor's Tuesday, in a new reading on Jamaica's credit standings, reaffirmed its 'B' rating on the country, but still delivered a body blow when it revised its outlook from stable to negative on expectations of worsening balance of payments....
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BOJ US$300m defence fund brings stability
British Airways wants own airlift deal with Jamaica
Trinidad under pressure to review oil budget
Guyana gives in
Grenada to relaunch offshore sector
Argentina to nationalise private pension system
Income gap, poverty widen in US, narrow in France
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Old foes promise hot action
BATTLES among old foes at Drewsland and Harbour View Mini Stadium will headline today's seventh round schedule in the Digicel Premier League.Only five matches are on the cards, the sixth between Sporting Central and Village United shifted a day later ...
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Stanford backs Walsh
Six hunt KO quarter-final slots
KC seal Walker Cup spot
Giants flourish in Champions League
CONCACAF finals still a long shot for Boyz
Miller, Elliot selected for Jamaica's senior team
One-all draw in Bell/Ziadie Memorial Cup
Aussies destroyed by Indians in second Test
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EDITORIAL - Protecting the honours
Hardly can there have been a better and more deserving crop of awardees than those who received national honours at Tuesday's annual ceremony celebrating National Heroes' Day.Indeed, no one would question the contributions, at the national or international levels, of climatologist...
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The Iraqi deal
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LETTER OF THE DAY - Like John the Baptist, Powell and Rice prepared the way
THE EDITOR, Sir: Barack Obama, if elected, will make a good president of the United States. This has nothing to do with the colour of his skin. The TV coverage I have seen of him has convinced me that he is highly intelligent, very articulate and a person of unimpeachable...
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Homecoming too lavish
Entertainment zone okay
Oil price decline not passed on
Jamaica under criminal siege
On hailing unsung heroes
Self-defence might help kids
On morals and AIDS
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Dodd cast is bronze
A BRONZE bust of legendary record producer, Clement 'Coxsone' Dodd, will be unveiled at his Studio One company in St Andrew on Saturday. The ceremony, which will be addressed by Minister of Information, Culture, Youth and Sports Olivia Grange, is scheduled to start...
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Many champions, inconsistent action
Outameni unveils
Something extra
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Profiles in Medicine |
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Cut your health risks with exercise
Preventable diseases are the main causes of death and disabilities in our society. A healthy lifestyle that includes exercise will reduce risk factors for chronic diseases. The leading cause of death and disability is heart disease. Exercise has been used extensively...
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Prevention guidelines for BREAST CANCER
Supportive men, menopausal women
Delaying premature ejaculation
Letters
Health trends - Pink-eye outbreak
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