Operations back to normal at Sangster Int'l Airport
WESTERN BUREAU: NAVIGATIONAL FAILURE which lasted for a little over eight hours yesterday at Sangster International Airport, Montego Bay, forced the diversion of several incoming flights, a scary reminder to a similar situation at the Norman Manley...

Record ammo seizure - Six charged, 14 guns confiscated
Mixed reactions to Crime Committee's proposal - Businessmen, unions at odds over recruitment from inner city
Education Ministry, UWI sign multimillion agreement - Distance degree training for 3,000 secondary teachers' college graduates
STATIN abreast with the Information Age
Rapid Response Programme touching millions of lives
Teachers' associaton displeased at Gov't's pace
Red carpet for Canadian travel agents

Seaga pleased with market facilities
AFTER SEVERAL flip-flops in pinning down a date for vendors to be relocated from the streets of downtown Kingston, Town Clerk Errol Greene said yesterday the facilities were now ready for occupation and the removals should definitely begin by Sunday.

More floods hit Portland
Attorney Dahlia Allen under probe...again
JAS to aid Portland, St Mary farmers
Appeal Court reserves judgment in teachers' case

Wray & Nephew announces $1.5 billion development plans
MANAGING director of J. Wray & Nephew, Anthony Bell, said the significant reduction in interest rates was a major factor in the ability of the company to undertake a $1.5 billion expansion and upgrading of its manufacturing plant.

Is Red Stripe monopolising the local beer market?
Netserv embroiled in salaries dispute
SuperPlus exp ansion upcoming
Banana farmers on black sigatoka alert

Crisis at Duhaney Park
JUST OVER two months after opening his cheque book to the Duhaney Park Football Club, chief executive officer of Quikcash, Delroy Howell, is threatening to renege on his financial promises to the cash-strapped club.

Costa Rica rearing to go
Sri Lanka A take WI bowlers to task
Bloomfield, Lopez swinging for stars
Jonathan Grant look forward to semis

Deadly arms traffic
THE SEIZURE by police yesterday of massive amounts of ammunition and firearms is said to be the biggest haul in our history. This comes within weeks of two others in which large quantities of ammunition and some firearms were discovered.

The guns keep coming in
George Dalley - lobbyist
Psychopathology and the Christian church - Part one

Letter of the Day - 'We must dream our future into being'
THE EDITOR, Sir: WE HAVE not always been as familiar with the world we occupy as intimately as we would like to think; for life, the constant is nourished by change. Were it not for continual change everything would stagnate and die.

Education is continuous
Re: Power of prayer
'Inappropriate'
Help! Need some peace and quiet
Another J'can found
Salute Ambassador Sue Cobb

New Cinema for Mobay
WESTERN BUREAU: BY NEXT month, Montego Bay should be home to the second largest movie house in the country­ a four-screen cinema with features available at no other venue.

THE GLEANER'S weekly entertainment guide
Dirty Diana has found a replacement for 'Babyface'

Caribbean Fashionweek kicks off
THE HILTON Kingston ballroom was transformed yesterday into a grand expo of Caribbean design, fashion and street style as Caribbean Fashionweek got off to an exciting start.

They always knew it would last
Diabetics can bear children
Bus driver hubby changing schoolgirl's gears
Beyond the Hype - MoBay entertainment hit hard