In the print edition of the Gleaner, published: Saturday | January 23, 2010
Lead Stories

Gang buster, Security minister vows to disrupt criminal networks
THE POLICE are going to be given additional powers to target gangsters as part of increased efforts to disrupt criminal gangs.

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News

PNP thrilled at former PM Patterson's appointment
The People's National Party (PNP) has welcomed the decision of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) to appoint former Prime Minister P.J. Patterson as its representative on the committee organising the international conference for the reconstruction of Haiti.

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Business

Tufton urges investmentsin agriculture
Dr Christopher Tufton, the minister of agriculture, is urging more private interests in invest in the sector. "The time is right for the private sector to invest in agriculture because of proven returns in certain sectors, and good opportunities are now available...

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Sport

Hinds leads Ja recovery
FOURSQUARE, Barbados (CMC):Brandon Bess distinguished himself with career-best figures, but had to share the spotlight with Wavell Hinds, as reigning champions and leaders Jamaica recovered from an early stumble against Guyana in the WICB regional...

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Commentary

Let's have an honest debate on crime
A Manchester letter writer to this newspaper has suggested that a full debate on the crime situation is urgently needed and should be accorded top priority by the Jamaican Parliament at this time.

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Letters

LETTER OF THE DAY: The predicament of investors in gov't bonds
The Editor, Sir:The Government has shown nothing but poor financial management skills and a poor appreciation for financial planning in their handling of the country's affairs.

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Entertainment

Rocksteady pioneer Nerlin Taitt dead
Nerlin 'Lynn' Taitt, the Trinidadian guitarist many musicologists credit with the birth of rocksteady, has died. The WACK 90.1 radio station in Trinidad reported on its website that he passed away at age 75 on Wednesday in Montreal, Canada.

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Let's Talk Life

UNMUFFLED: Rear-end gas: Tooting too loudly can be really expensive
Dear Mario: I am a gainfully employed professional. I have lusted at fast cars for as far back as I can remember. I bought my dream car three years ago. As anyone in this hobby/sport can tell, it is very expensive.

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Social

JSA/CASE is 100!
The past students of the former Jamaica School of Agriculture and its successor, the College of Arts Science and Education, will jointly host the 100th anniversary activities of the prestigious institution this year.The celebrations fittingly kicked...

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Saturday Features

As real as it gets - Mannequins are chic, well-defined, sexier than ever
They tantalise you as you traipse gingerly in those one-size-too-small wedge heels and woo you with an irresistible top or outfit that triggers oh-my-God screams and convince you to swipe your credit card now and suffer a migraine over mountains of debt later.

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GoJamaica / Gleaner Poll
Was it a useful gesture for Jamaica's political leaders to visit earthquake-ravaged Port au Prince?

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