Lead Stories
Clough yields - Chief Justice discharges injunction

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW RAYMOND Clough, yesterday decided not to resist The Gleaner's application to discharge the injunction which was granted last week barring the publication of a news report involving him. Chief Justice Lensley Wolfe discharged the...

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The injunction debacle
Sugar housing project prices raise concerns
Messado: I have paid Clough all monies due...
Work study programme to get cash boost
Work conditions irk KSAC New Kingston car park workers

News
Farewell to Sealy

IN A funeral service lightened by humorous reminiscences, soothing instrumental interludes and uplifting solos, his relatives, friends and colleagues from the Fourth Estate yesterday bade farewell to Theodore Eustace Sealy, 91, former Editor-in-Chief...

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Property seller demands payment from lawyer
Girl, 14, takes her life
Squatter eviction: cops' involvement under probe
Dilapidated police station sparks fuss

Business
Infrastructure programmes to provide 40,000 jobs in 5 years

THE Highway 2000 Project, North Coast Highway, the upgrades of Sangster's and Norman Manley International airports and all other infrastructure programmes currently undertaken are expected to provide approximately 40,000 jobs...

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Netserv launches state-of-the-art call centre in Kingston
IMF Country Report Updater on Ja - AT A GLANCE - 2001/02 Overview
Squatter protests harm 'cruise ship business

Sport
Yorke, Latapy quit

PORT OF SPAIN : ON the eve of the their return match against Jamaica on tomorrow, the problems plaguing the Trinidad and Tobago team escalated further yesterday evening with the shock resignations of Dwight Yorke and captain Russell Latapy from the...

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De Oliveira: It will be tough
JFF making plans for pro league
Neutral umpires - a good move at last
Powell shines at Sabina

Commentary
Highway 2000
HIGHWAY 2000 has moved a step closer to implementation with the award of a contract to the French firm Bouygues for Phase One of a toll road which will link Kingston to Williamsfield in Manchester. This first phase involves the construction of 74...

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Flagrant abuse of power
Politics and the Steer Town saga
Through The 20th Century With The Gleaner - The Lord Moyne Commission (Part 10)
Church and credibility
Science and Technology in Jamaica

Letters
Letter of the Day - Pursuing hope amid hopelessness
THE EDITOR, Sir: I AM told that the last thing a person loses is hope. Many skilled individuals are looking and going beyond our shores to answer the calling of deep-seated aspirations and ambitions. And this calls into question whether or not young...

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An inspiring performance
Teachers are special
The police and citizens
More lawyers deserve prison
RGD clears the air on public education
The judge did not breach the law
Vacancy exists for a hangman

Entertainment
Reggae advocate shares his passion
INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNISED reggae archivist Roger Steffens will make a special video presentation at the Utech Auditorium today, as part of the International Reggae Day 2001 celebrations. Titled 'The Evolution Of Reggae Through Marley', the multimedia...

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The Gleaner's weekly entertainment guide - best bets

Star Page
Love at first sight for Lawford and Gloria Davis

IT was love at first sight when Lawford Davis met Gloria Thomas on the verandah of her friend's house. Gloria's girlfrield was the one who started it all. She told Gloria she had something nice to give her. "When I looked out in the verandah I saw...

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Dub traffickers group broke
Everybody seems to be fooling somebody
Treating 'foggy eyes'