Jamaica Gleaner - 2016-10-29

• A UNITED STAND
• Government approves new tender for NMIA
• $1m boost for early childhood institutio­ns
• Lloyd’s Basic undergoes constructi­on
• Fort Clarence Beach upgrade begins
• Docs seek training to reduce infant, maternal mortality
• Greenhouse project gets iCool boost
• Project proposed to ease water woes
• New email issues spell potential trouble for Clinton
• Fire chief wants restaurant­s to maintain equipment
• Solar water-heater market hot for exploitati­on
• What contracept­ive method should we use?
• Reid urges schools to manage book rentals properly
• Skills training a priority in St James
• Don’t allow NHT to mess up roads
• Numb from tragedies, injustice
• Whatever it takes
• Peace in Divali
• Is Ja a Robin Hood state?
• Crack down on littering
• Death stalks Jamaica
• Schoolboy’s killer is a scumbag
• Law-abiding people are sitting ducks
• We are all God’s children
• Nunes holds key to Ahwofah sprint
• Heavyweigh­ts clash in Super Cup quarter-finals
• Work on KC track to begin on Monday
• Windies not in a happy mood
• I want to give more to Ja – Powell
• New Zouks owner targets CPL success
• Powell spreads love to KPH
• KC hunts title sweep
• Pulis vs Pep – clash of cultures
• Mourinho believes in Mkhitaryan
• Ronaldo looks to end struggles
• Cumberland lead MP Colin Fagan Domino League
• Peter Bunting football round-up
• TEMPTED Time for anger management
• Be a better person
• ‘We are AMBASSADOR­S OF GOD’
• Josephine Gayle: The mother of all children
• Christiani­ty is the antidote for crime - DC
• The Jamaican evolution
• Vernado Walcott needs a new lease on life
• CHART WATCH: 9 to five – again
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ

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