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12:30 p.m. EST

Customs officials this morning seized five vehicles said to be stolen in the United States and shipped to Jamaica.The vehicles include a Mercedes Benz and a Pajero. Three motorcycles were also seized.

The sting operation was carried out at the Kingston Wharves by officials from the Revenue Protection Agency (RPD), a customs watchdog group. According to the RPD, the vehicles were in a container addressed to a company in the Montego Bay Free Zone under the guise that it contained appliances.

Lead Stories
Jovayn reunited with parents

WESTERN BUREAU: SEVEN-YEAR-OLD JOVAYN Miller who was kidnapped on Friday, was reunited with his parents yesterday morning. The happy ending came three days after he was abducted by a group of men who demanded a $10-million ransom for his safe return.

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Parliamentarians warned to declare assets
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News
Falmouth Hospital benefits from Rotary gifts

FALMOUTH, Trelawny: THE FALMOUTH Hospital and Infirmary is the recipient of a container load of medical supplies donated by Rotary Clubs in Holland and the United States last week.

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Court hearing GCT appeal by two Seaga companies
NDM replaces Christiana caretaker
Relocation for Barnett Street prisoners
Specialist raises concern about children's vision

Business
Cane farmers urged to reduce production cost

CANE FARMERS are being urged to work towards the reduction of production costs in the sugar industry. According to a release from the Jamaica Information Service (JIS), Minister of Agriculture Roger Clarke made the call in a recent address to the...

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JTB to host Internet seminar for hoteliers
Gov't signs agreement with JAMCOPY

Sport
$1m boost for schoolgirls

THE Captain's Bakery yesterday renewed its sponsorship of the schoolgirls football competition with the handing over of a cheque for $1m by managing director Captain Horace Burrell. Burrell who is also the president of the Jamaica Football Federation.

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Adams ready to go
Rain rescues Leeward Islands
True to form after round one
Westmoreland lead St. Elizabeth

Commentary
Boost for agriculture
THE LIFTING of the ban on Jamaican yam to the American market is a welcome shot in the arm for agriculture. With trade estimated at US$11 million per year yams are the foremost non-traditional export performer. The fact that the trade was threatened...

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Defining our education priority?
Almost a revolution
Children of which tomorrow?
Reflections on the Carreras sports awards

Letters
Letter of the Day Redeeming UWI's image
THE EDITOR, Madam: THE CONSTANTLY negative verbal battering of the University of the West Indies by a particular talk-show host has become so common place that the society now seems to accept it. Consequently, he continues his cynical and abusive...

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Disturbed at stoning incident
A really positive move
Blood donation lotto
A worthwhile and inspiring series
In praise of Jamaican education

Entertainment
Rich music for Bishop's enthronement
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Youth Link
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EVER HAD one of those can't tell your friends how it went dates? What happened? Did you spill orange juice on her lap or did you forget that you actually had a date with her? Whatever the reason, you blew the moment.

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The Shipping Industry
Portworkers acquire houses

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Port Authority gets award

Senior Life
Vira Smith 88 still setting the seams

PORUS, Manchester: AT 88, Vira Smith still has a passion for dressmaking: a career which she started at age 15 and will continue to practice "as long as life is in the body".

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Star Page
Unhindered by age

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Merciless raring to go