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published: Friday | June 22, 2007

Lead Stories


'She wanted to leave' - Gunmen firebomb house - Mother and child perish in blaze
For several months, seven-year-old Damone Skyers had been expressing her fear and speaking with her grade-two teacher about the horrifying incidence of violence in the Torrington Park Housing Scheme, lower St. Andrew, where she lived with her mother, Maureen Bennett.

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Males higher fatalities in crashes
Marginal increase in gastro cases
Portland, West: Development, a major concern
Cockpit study to be disclosed - Government to declare area protected
'Restorative justice critical'
Phillips backs motorcade ban
'Be wary of stop orders'
EDITORS' FORUM - Call for certified organic farms

News


Tivoli students triumph!
Elation filled the air. The screams were almost deafening. The joy was evident. They are winners. "I'm so happy. I'm so happy" was the exhilarating response of 15-year-old Jamiela Simpson, a member of the winning team from the Tivoli Gardens High School.

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$57m station, courthouse for Cambridge
Big Oil wins case against retailers
Christiana crash claims one
Forstmayr named '2007 Caribbean Hotelier of the Year'
Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) candidate drops billboard case
CHANGEMAKERS - Helping the poor - transforming Jamaica
Doctor freed of rape charge in RM court
Minister appeals for more foster parents
Police probingcase of suspected poisoning
Emotional maturity beats IQ for success
Myrie allowed to travel
Olint donates dialysis machines to St Joseph's

Business


Jamaica Money Market Brokers (JMMB) to acquire 80% of BDI America - To merge brokerage with Dominicana office
Jamaica Money Market Brokers, whose footprint has now extended to the Dominican Republic, has invested US$3.5 million ($238 million) in JMMB Dominicana more than a year into its establishment, a portion of which is financing its acquisition of a new brokerage house in Santo Domingo....

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US-CARICOM SUMMIT: US to extend Caribbean Basin Initiative - Bush considers expanding the trade pact
Paymaster, LOJ partner on premium payments
Merger of payroll taxes faces legal hurdles - New gross rate wont exceed 18 per cent
US-CARICOM SUMMIT: IDB has funds to lend for renewables - Caribbean needs 'bold' energy strategy, says Moreno
Zero tolerance on labelling -Bureau of Standards begins countdown, retailers unsure of some requirements
Carving out an identity for Guardian Asset Management - Lisa Gomes' challenge
Digicel, Courts sign exclusive deal
Norman Manley Airport to become cargo transport hub - AAJ now seeking private investors
Carl Stone's polling magic and the 'art' of sampling
Wendy's may go on the block
Blackstone IPO a hit among foreign companies - New tax law limits US interest
Small, Byles selected for Carlton Alexander award
UK trade mission to explore joint venture opportunities in Jamaica

Sport


Jamaica athletes eye Japan
OSAKA, JAPAN and the 2007 IAAF World Championships will be on the minds of many senior athletes when the National Senior and Junior Championships begin today at the National Stadium.More than US7 million will be available in prize money at the August 25 to September 2...

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Asafa, Gay could face off in London
Reggae Boyz fall 2-1 in friendly
Ramdin, Morton shine against England A
Gayle hits out at WICB
Melbourne defeat Lucas off pitch
Nunes cuts Francis' contract
Distinctly Irish heads Chairman's Trophy field - Still no Miracle Man
HORSE SENSE - What went wrong? - Pt VI
FROM THE BOUNDARY - Viv explodes, talks his mind, and thank God for that!
Pieterson rejects one-day captaincy
Kiwis clash on the high seas
Thai poised to become Manchester City's new owner
Socceroos chasing long-awaited silverware
IOC backs cycling at the Olympics

Commentary


EDITORIAL - The United States/Caribbean summit
Caribbean leaders have emerged from this week's mini-summit in Washington, D.C. with United States President George W. Bush expressing optimism that their concerns about crime and security were well articulated and well received. There was a bit of serendipity...

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Low self-esteem and contempt
Kosovo and the law
The winning edge

Letters


LETTER OF THE DAY - Wanted: A clear vision, not scare tactics
The Editor, Sir: Recently, there have been many claims by the Opposition Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) and some their supporters in Jamaica that democracy on the island would be threatened if the ruling PNP were to win thenext election. ...

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The cost of corruption
Imaginary schools
Laptops in Parliament
NOTE-WORTHY: Preposterous proposal

Entertainment


Katalys looks outward on second album
The radical gospel group, Katalys Crew, has a new album. For those who are familiar with the group, they are accustomed to the rich reggae beat that the group produces. The new album is called Katalys Crew 4 A Reason and is "dedicated to people in the world who feel trapped by situations...

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'Words a Tro' from poets LSX
Strong 'Classics in June' at King's House
Ziggy Soul sings reggae praises on 'Genesis'
Yoko Ono careful with parting words
'Fiddy' went alone, 'Curtis' a team player
'Hollywoodland' travels in movie time

Social


Jammin' with Jamdammers
Everybody loves a good party and Jamdammers Club of Kingston provided a great one in Norbrook last Saturday. The event was the Jamdammers' annual party marathon, and this year the spacious enclave that houses the American International School in Kingston provided ample...

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Parties for Lisa, Aida and others
AXE-D!
Knox College is 60
Fathers fted at Sanguinetti
Jencare wins big - again
Celebrating 50

International


IRAQ - 14 troops killed in three days
BAGHDAD (AP): The United States military said 14 American troops - including five slain yesterday in a single roadside bombing that also killed four Iraqis in Baghdad - have died in several attacks over a three day period. Elsewhere, a suicide truck...

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UNITED STATES - Party politics doesn't fit Bloomberg






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