Ease-up for ganja - Committee recommendations set for House
THE JOINT Select Committee of Parliament examining the use of ganja is set to recommend that Government reclassify the drug, making its use a low-level criminal offence.

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Florida, Ja sign crime agreement - Partnership will target gangs, guns, drugs, money-laundering
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Dogs maul 81-y-o woman to death
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Maintain emphasis on tertiary education - Kenneth Hall
PROFESSOR KENNETH Hall, principal of the University of the West Indies, (UWI) Mona, has said that while the proposed review of the education system is necessary, shifting the priority from tertiary education would be unwise.

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Flood repairs stalled by lack of funds

Grace, Kennedy sells shareholding in Kingston Wharves
GRACE, KENNEDY & Co. yesterday sold its shareholding in Kingston Wharves Ltd. (KWL) to NCB Jamaica Ltd. The transaction was completed across the Jamaica Stock Exchange.

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Partnership For Progress puts its case before the JLP

Tivoli through to final
TIVOLI GARDENS took matters into their own hands to ensure themselves a place in Sunday's end of second round final by beating Waterhouse 2-0 in their Wray and Nephew National Premier League match at Railway Oval yesterday.

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Portmore knock out Village United
Lara, Edwards tops in SA
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H View topple Rivoli

Cool the rhetoric!
BY WHATEVER name it comes to be called we think it is vital that the public and private sectors of this nation should maintain dialogue about the matters affecting all of us.

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Dubya wagers the house
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Traffic Police vs pickup mudguards
THE EDITOR, Sir: OUR COMPANY would like to expose what we consider to be an illegal and/or immoral practice by the Traffic Police of issuing tickets to drivers of pickup trucks for not having mudguards on vehicles.

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Las May's cartoons, works of art
Juror cries out for justice
Order and decency are becoming extinct
Seaga's departure would be morally right
Help needed for our infirmaries
Lee Boyd's nomination was a joke
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Dr. Kenneth Williams

'What a gwaan'? - Comedy revue brings a lighter side to serious J'can
COMEDIC POETRY helps to create a frolicking good time in What A Gwaan?.

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Fashion and poetry mix at the 'Bistro'
'Rebel Salute' hits off with the word
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Garbage collection expansion for Trelawny
WESTERN BUREAU: THE NATIONAL Solid Waste Management Authority (NSWMA) and the Trelawny Parish Council are implementing measures to overhaul sanitation and waste disposal facilities in Trelawny.

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18-year-old actress enjoying the stage
MoBay in decay
U-Drive assists Negril police

KUNG HEE FATT CHOY - Enough monkey business! It's time for some seriously good food
The charming Chinese buns known as "bao" are as wildly appealing to Asians as they are to Westerners.

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