Jamaica Gleaner - 2017-05-18

• Nugent walks free
• Scammers running scared
• Arscott threatens to sue Samuda
• Non-PATH households worse off from $1.5m tax break – PIOJ
• ... PAAC members reject assessment that PATH increase is positive
• Who really fired Hugh Graham?
• JADCO board should resign
• We deserve wreck-less, not reckless
• Raging f loods and sweet dreams
• Threat of the floods
• Shift in behaviour critical to disaster management
• Review obeah legislatio­n
• Can’t we think long-term like Chinese?
• The MPs are to be blamed
• Mt Salem poised to cast a ‘spell’ on violence
• Whitmore wants Hector, Mariappa
• Marshall looking to learn from senior Boyz
• Allen takes the lead
• Destiny for Carlalee Tinglin
• Turning the 400m corner
• Law hoping to shock strong England
• Misbah: Caribbean triumph unforgetta­ble
• Washington turmoil rattles markets
• Are we really ready?
• Making maths fun in Flint River
• Climate change officials look in on Portland Bight
• Challenged but not limited
• Musgrave on merit
• Inaugural Tmrw.Today Festival invites major int’l media coverage
• Cameal Davis tests band waters
• Trinidad film festival introduces new media category
• Ads contrast with poverty on road to Pacific coast
• Militant freed from custody after 36 years
• No rush to Trump judgement, Ryan says; Dems demand deep probe
• CRH tents expected to withstand adverse weather
• We will open it without the NWA support – Samuels
• Men accused of killing Shineka Gray remanded
• Wednesdays are Steak Nuit  CRU
• A delicious Mother’s Day
• Eggs Benedict from Tea Tree Crêperie
• Making heavenly Banana bread
• Three Bowl Banana Bread
• Jamaica to retally emissions reduction commitment­s
• Much rides on IPCC special report on 1.5°C temperatur­e rise

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