Jamaica Gleaner - 2016-10-24

• Brian George’s death leaves business sector in shock
• RECORD THEM
• Tributes flow for
• Mission accomplish­ed
• Mais, X6 and justice
• Scared to death
• On school leadership
• Clinton critic lives in another universe
• Styrofoam and promoting innovation
• Why the shortage of JPs?
• FIXING UTECH University of Technology needs vision
• Institutio­n’s standing as university threatened
• Four stalwarts nominated for Hospitalit­y Jamaica Tourism Personalit­y of the Year
• North Dakota among states to decide on medical marijuana
• West Virginia candidate for governor owes millions in taxes
• Lawmakers propose legal action against Maduro
• Revise land law, says parliament­arian
• Hot Russell leads Arnett to easy win
• Charlton confident Clarendon will win ‘all four trophies’
• Rusea’s seal date with Cornwall
• Chelsea humiliate Man U, Mourinho
• Windies face tall order
• Impressive Excelsior in second-round kick-off
• Byfield expects Sunshine Girls to ‘pull weight’ at Fast5
• Top-level speakers for MoBay regulators conference this week
• Women in computing to decline to 22% by 2025, study warns
• This is Nintendo’s next video game console
• Three hours of TOSH AT PULSE
• I spy boring ‘Joneses’
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• HOROSCOPE
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• Hyundai reaps success in Jamaica
• Jamaica-born orthopaedi­c surgeon to address reschedule­d fundraiser
• First Global Bank using technology for banking solutions
• Reggae Sumfest wins world music award
• Nature’s paradise at Konoko Falls
• ATL’s redesigned website set to delight customers
• Women’s Formula: Vision board
• Men can do it too
• Lessons from my last marathon
• November 8, whe yuh deh?

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