Jamaica Gleaner - 2017-06-18

• OH NO! NOT AGAIN!
• Take crime off front pages, Bartlett urges
• UHWI Aiming high
• No more late fees, Gov’t tells STATHS
• Ministry downplays cholera fears
• Rumours hurting Othneil
• Trouble in Trelawny
• Defend yourself
• $100m school-fencing programme coming
• Jamaican hospitals still not baby-friendly
• Account for the public’s money!
• Preventing shambles of Cash Plus case
• Ruel Reid better tek up police work
• If crime was bush, we’d have the money
• Where there’s a will, there’s a way
• State could be forced to pay for vehicles scrapped at police stations
• Married women more at HIV risk than prostitute­s – Chevannes
• UHWI treating A&E def iciency
• Playing for his father
• Could it be Dacres’ day?
• Playing for fun only or what?
• Chace The Great humbles Hall of Fame Stakes field
• Impressive Wolf leads at BMW Classic
• Davis scouted by I Fight Promotions
• Russia ease to 2-0 Confed Cup win
• ‘Babylon’ never got weary yet
• When mothers LIE ... Jamaican men DENIED fatherhood
• Cecil Smith passes on more than a name to son and grandson
• Mother’s death forces Peter to go it alone
• JPS plans storage facility to reduce power outages
• BUSINESS EVENTS
• New layer makes eggs less costly to produce, says JBG
• JP moving house to Kingston waterfront
• Waterloo commercial complex set for July
• When little things pile up, insurance image takes a hit
• Confused about preference shares
• How to intervene when bosses play the victim
• Britain, Brexit and a cloud of uncertaint­y
• First Father’s Day without his daughter
• Konshens encourages fathers to STEP UP
• Spragga Benz talks new album with late son’s best friend
• U-Roy keeps busy schedule in the studio, on the stage
• Khago claims recognitio­n for fathers
• ‘Sons of the Father’
• Jamaicans moving towards self-care
• Genius and madness: Is there a connection?
• Settling boundary disputes without fuss – Pt 2
• Another police shooting acquittal worries black gun owners
• Cosby’s power is back?
• Logos Hope spreads messages of harmony, knowledge
• The lingering ghost of yesteryear
• CARIMAC to become a school
• Transformi­ng education through vocational training
• Senior academicia­n takes a jab at ‘American Empire’
• J’can heads to Denmark on Erasmus Mundus Scholarshi­p
• Book charting history of Gibson Relays launched
• A career as an ENTREPRENE­UR
• Where have I heard this before?
• Making tertiary education more AFFORDABLE
• Get American guns out of wrong hands
• Why philosophy matters
• MUSIC STUDENTS GIVE BACK TO THE JAMAICA CANCER SOCIETY
• Defending democracy with diplomacy in Venezuela
• Is St Thomas time now?
• FLOW woes and health throes
• NO COST TOO HIGH TO CURB CRIME
• Love for a Midget
• Mercedes GLE 500e Making hybrid look sexy
• – TRABANT (1957-1990)
• Celebratin­g dads
• LIKE FATHER LIKE SON:
• A generation of values
• Fathering is an awesome responsibi­lity – Oshane Angus
• Caught my husband in a dress
• A product of combined expertise and experience
• Best wishes on your new voyage
• Committed to serving you with distinctio­n
• History of Gateway Co-operative Credit Union (2017) Ltd
• Loans provided by Gateway CCU
• Congrats on your 45 years of success
• Celebratin­g tremendous growth
• Congratula­tions on exceptiona­l service
• Harriat ‘Harry’ Maragh – a distinguis­hed son of the Jamaican soil
• Managing the Ocho Rios town – another jewel in L&M’s crown
• Cruise shipping blooms in Jamaica
• Providing unequivoca­l service in the trade and logistics industry
• The story of Harry Maragh
• Saving at Gateway
• Standard two-in-one Cryptic Puzzle
• LIKE FATHER LIKE SON: The Cummings at your service
• Calling mothers to action on Father’s Day
• Daddy’s girl: Rememberin­g my father

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