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Jamaica Gleaner Lead Stories
published: Saturday | March 25, 2006

' We are sorry ' - Carib Cement apologises for bad cement - Promises major shake-up at Rockfort plant
CARIBBEAN CEMENT Company Limited (CCCL) has officially apologised for releasing some 500 tonnes of faulty cement into the local market last month and reiterated that production will continue next Wednesday.

'Star Princess' passengers return home
WESTERN BUREAU: MORE THAN 1,000 passengers from the Star Princess cruise line began leaving the island as early as 5:30 a.m. yesterday after spending the night aboard the vessel which had caught fire in international waters en route to Jamaica from...


JLP caretaker for Eastern Portland up for grabs
PORT ANTONIO, Portland: As the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) intensifies its effort in selecting a suitable candidate to fill the position of caretaker for the eastern Portland constituency, veteran politician Dennis Wright has emerged from the...


Tools for Development Jamaica helping to improve small business
TOOLS FOR Development Jamaica (TDJ) has created 1,000 new jobs and increased production by 50 per cent per client, claims project manager Duane Ellis.


Present cement crisis could affect Cricket World Cup deadline
WESTERN BUREAU: CHINESE AMBASSADOR Zhao Zhenyu has said that he is concerned that the current cement crisis could delay the construction of the World Cup Cricket Stadium, in Rock, Trelawny.


Spiritist religion spreads
NEW YORK (Reuters): TROUBLED SPIRITS come to Manhattan's Hell's Kitchen neighbourhood once a week to seek solace and advice from a man who by day works as a Wall Street bond salesman.




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