Highway discounts along Portmore leg
TRANSJAMAICAN Highway, operators of High-way 2000, is promising significant discounts for frequent users of the thoroughfare's Portmore leg when the toll is implemented. In an interview with The Gleaner/Power 106 News Centre yesterday..

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Prayerful and patriotic! - Junior Minister follows in Prime Minister Simpson Miller's footsteps
IF SHE were present, Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller would have been proud to see the manner in which Victor Cummings, State Minister in the Ministry of Agriculture and Land, represented her.

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Soaring above the challenges
This following is the conclusion of interview started by Gleaner's Lifestyle Editor, Barbara Ellington. Part One appeared in the business section of yesterday's publication and was titled 'the Monday Interview.'

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Sizzling Bolt
USAIN BOLT'S coach, Glen Mills, has expressed satis-faction at the promising athlete's world-leading 200m run at last weekend's Meeting du Conseil Général, a NACAC Area Permit Meet in Martinique.

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Ethanol boost for sugar industry
THE GOVERNMENT'S decision to start a small-scale pilot project for using ethanol in gasolene may just be the key to reducing significantly, Jamaica's high fuel bill. The technology is already well-established, with Brazil the largest sugar cane grower...

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Heard in the Middle East
Aftermath of rape

LETTER OF THE DAY - Athletes spark Jamaican pride at Penn Relays
THE EDITOR, Sir: Yesterday (Saturday, April 29) I sat in the stadium called Franklyn Field at The University of Pennsylvania, a school by the way that my daughter graduated from in 1999. Yesterday I watched with pride as the Jamaican youths ran...

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Bad move by NAJ
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Nurse shortage
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Ziggy's all about love
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'GERMAICANS' - THE JAMAICAN-GERMAN CONNECTION
THE ARRIVAL of 64 Germans to Jamaica in 1834 cemented a bond between both countries that still exists today. As more Germans arrived in the island in the 19th century, they first settled in Seaford Town, Westmoreland.

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THE JAMAICA-GERMAN CONNECTION - Making the love work

Governemnt holds out olive branch
GEORGETOWN, GUYANA (CMC): President Bharrat Jagdeo is holding out the olive branch to trade unions even as the movement and political rivals are charging that his government is attempting to emasculate worker's bodies.

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Illegal immigrants hold US-wide boycott
GEORGETOWN, GUYANA (CMC): President Bharrat Jagdeo is holding out the olive branch to trade unions even as the movement and political rivals are charging that his government is attempting to emasculate worker's bodies.

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Sniper trial jury selection gets under way