Daily Observer (Jamaica) - 2018-11-09

• Child parents
• Summation in ‘Chucky’ trial starts today
• ‘Very rare’ dolphin stranding in St Thomas
• BOJ autonomy Bill committee to meet weekends
• JAS supports small farmers’ role in emerging cannabis industry
• Gov’t pleased with increased use of geospatial technology locally
• Health ministry gives malaria update on vessel from Nicaragua
• Petrojam expects full payment for latest delivery to Aegean Marine
• Digicel scores with unlimited social media plans
• Three basic schools to get help through Adopt-a-school Programme
• A tale of four sensible mayors
• Far-right radicals really don’t care about women
• Break cycle of hate in the US
• Public health officers to restore community visibility
• Graduation: Go forth!
• Is ganja the reason Jamaica in poor shape?
• New UN report says hunger, obesity and inequality increasing in region
• Guyana president leaves hospital in Cuba
• Foreign minister says post-brexit trade deal close to being finalised
• Comprehens­ive tobacco legislatio­n coming
• Vincentian suspected of murder nabbed in Grenada
• St Lucia urged to get on-board with marijuana legislatio­n
• US bloodbath
• What’s in a number? Dutchman, 69, seeking age change to 49
• Missouri diocese abuse inquiry names 33 priests, brothers
• Today’s Horoscope
• West Indies upbeat ahead of start to title defence
• JAAA to boost ‘Lima Invasion’ with strong outfit
• Cornwall seek to keep unbeaten streak in basketball
• Late Chung Fah hailed as ‘more than a coach’
• Mobay get home whipping from visiting UWI
• Arnett rebound with 3-1 win over newcomers Dunbeholde­n
• Walker Cup hopefuls lock horns in semi-finals
• Never expected it — Spice
• JONFX has arms on Billboard chart
• Fully Top Dolla banks on Mash It Up Again
• Lipstyck making Money Moves
• Dann-i hits Europe tour
• Konka Energy Drink signs Curvy Diva
• Caribbean designers benefit from expert business advice
• Jamaican Jerk Festival weathers the storm
• Ironshore revitalise­s itself via Airbnb
• IMF impressed by Jamaica’s performanc­e
• JAMFA prepares for national microfinan­cing conference
• Purity profits up after a year in the red
• Berbice Bridge Company responds to takeover
• China leader Xi welcomes Diaz-canel
• Cuba plans a centre devoted to study of Fidel Castro — Granma
• China flaunts new partners lured away from Taiwan
• At least 2.3 million Venezuelan­s have fled crisis since 2015 — UN
• Disappoint­ed Haitian migrants return home from Chile
• Well-bred Phenom catches the eye
• I expect Will In Charge to win again – trainer Robert Pearson
• BURGER KING SUPER DAY: Patriarch the precocious young boy in Sprint party
• BURGER KING SUPERSTAKE­S: Bigdaddyko­ol the key for Anthony Nunes
• Fayrouz given a slight nod over Hilly’s Halo in Coca Cola Invitation­al Mile
• Straight fight between Top Shelf, Tricky One in Coca Cola Juvenile Sprint
• It’s young versus old in Sprint Championsh­ip
• Will In Charge to seal dominance in Burger King Superstake­s
• Major incentives at TOBA Yearling Sale
• NFL 2018/19 – Week 10 – Despite first loss, LA Rams still Justbet favourite at $4.00 to win Super Bowl
• THE MANCHESTER DERBY IS ON
• Chris Armond recalls his most treasured Superstake­s moments

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