Daily Observer (Jamaica) - 2021-07-01

• NWC BANKING ON DEBT COLLECTORS TO BRING IN $1 BILLION
• Teachers firm against summer schools; no need for PEP students to attend
• CDB challenged to double lending to meet poverty reduction goal
• COVID vax fears eased with 65,000 doses from Mexico
• Fate of dad, stepmom depends on post-mortem report
• Customs agency destroys Us$60million worth of counterfei­t goods
• Jamaica joins call for lifting of US embargo against Cuba
• Concrete road to solve flooding problem in Quarry
• Lifespan offers scholarshi­p opportunit­y to children of employees
• JTA president-elect designate vows to lobby for teachers
• Mandeville’s mayor adamant action will be taken against roadside garages starting August 1
• Salt River Mineral Spa gets an upgrade
• Derrick Smith, MPS pay tribute to late close protection officer
• This Government seems drunk on power
• Bernard Lodge City must not fall prey to those feckless ‘againsters’
• No more musical chairs drama in Parliament: Give us a plan!
• Cosby vindicated?
• Resisting global tax: Joint endeavour or collective surrender?
• Guns, crime and technology: Quo vadis?
• This Day in HISTORY
• Why Western political theories can’t explain success of century-old CPC
• UHWI gifted with ‘Rolls Royce of ultrasound machines’ by Supreme Ventures Foundation
• ‘Twin’ brother of Barbados PM dies
• Mixed reactions to ruling overturnin­g Bill Cosby’s conviction
• I-octane wants back vibes
• ‘D Brown’ to take spotlight
• Autonomy is ‘unbreakabl­e’
• Skaii D Limit speaks up for women
• Today’s Horoscope
• Jamaica swim team exceeds expectatio­ns with 22 medals
• Fragile batting effort leaves Windies A with defeat
• Journeyman Paul Hall satisfied with profession­al career
• J’can Daley off mark with double, countryman Kelly nets fourth
• Increased discipline needed to rescue series — Simmons
• Connell stuns Pakistan to give Windies series lead
• ‘Waite’ is over! STORY ON PAGE 54
• COOKING CLASSES TO A REGGAE BEAT
• Oceano Cocktails
• Fear grips John’s Hall
• Rememberin­g Nathan ‘Natty’ Robb
• Joy as Barnett Street Station nears completion
• Third wave of COVID will put more strain on CRH — Harvey
• Hanson has no regrets with switch to 400m
• ‘I could have done better,’ — Francis
• A HUNDRED-YEAR JOURNEY, THE ORIGINAL ASPIRATION REMAINS THE SAME
• A HUNDRED-YEAR JOURNEY, THE ORIGINAL ASPIRATION REMAINS THE SAME
• A HUNDRED-YEAR JOURNEY, THE ORIGINAL ASPIRATION REMAINS THE SAME
• A MESSAGE FROM THE GENERAL SECRERARY OF THE JAMAICA LABOUR PARTY
• MESSAGE FROM THE LEADER OF THE OPPOSITION
• A MESSAGE FROM THE JAMAICA CHINA FRIENDSHIP ASSOCIATIO­N
• A MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE PEOPLES NATIONAL PARTY

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