Jamaica Gleaner - 2017-06-09

• This book means a lot to me – Bolt
• Gleaner hails sprinting star Bolt with keepsake edition
• Voice UK auction to honour Bolt, Coach Mills
• Boys top GSAT language arts, results available today
• JPS blackout costs country $340 million
• Partnering strategies key to economic growth – IDB
• Reggae inna India
• Too animated by animation
• David Boxer’s brushstrok­es of patriotism
• Voter reverifica­tion and the national ID
• Right-wing lobbyists abet brutal rapists
• Scammers taking over the gangs – Watson
• Hanover stakeholde­rs join the war on crime
• ‘Make it legal’
• Fired FBI director Comey faces Senate, rebuts Trump
• Nearly 70 dead in al-Shabab attack on military base
• Can Jamaicans live RELIGIOUS LIVES?
• Not easy to be of one heart and one mind
• Caribbean nations cannot afford to act in isolation
• BOLT EXPECTS EMOTIONAL SEND OFF
• Big names promise to deliver at Racers GP
• ‘I’m tired of being number 2’
• Confident WI looking to blow away Afghans
• Nine local players in squad for Peru friendly
• Terror attacks not a big concern for Rudisha
• Good win for Russell in Rome
• JOA to mark Olympic Day with 5K
• Newnham secures ticket to CAGC
• Halep, unseeded Ostapenko for French Open final
• Warriors poised for NBA finals sweep
• Rose eases into Contender semi-finals
• It’s time for Red Dread
• Hall of Fame race day is back
• Talented Tony too fast for rivals
• Cunningham – from 800m to 400m hurdles
• Warner accuses CA of unsettling team
• CMI, China Women’s University ink partnershi­p for female advancemen­t
• Children integral to environmen­tal protection – PM
• Talking Trees to treasure
• Frankie Paul’s funeral pushed back
• ‘Saint Joan’ at Cineplex on Sunday
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• Fashion royalty joins global music stars to complete CFW line-up
• Honouring a visionary DANNY WILLIAMS
• Friendship decorated with f lowers
• JN rewards members with room makeovers
• Rainforest, Food For The Poor partner to restore lives
• Access has inroad to state workers with takeover of Damark
• PanJam to pay off commercial notes with new debt
• Few take shelter under new insolvency law
• Main Event loses ground after flat results
• Telecoms to cut fixed-line terminatio­n rates by up to 90%
• Customs to police leakage from auto SEZs
• Jammin Java docked US$2.4m for Marley trademark
• Costa Rica and Guatemala: The rabbit and the hare
• Jamaica top recipient of FDI flows in Caribbean
• Republican­s poised to roll back post-2008 financial rules
• Automatic braking to be standard on top-selling Nissans
• ECB won’t call time on stimulus just yet
• China trade growth rebounds in May
• First tanker with US natural gas reaches Poland

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