Jamaica Gleaner - 2017-06-27

• HOLY TEARS
• Fleet Street killing sparks march
• ‘I did not kill Dr Vogel’
• Interim JFF president soon
• A tale of two Portias
• Wood Hall’s champion
• Portia goes to UWI
• Leadership attack
• RADA threatens to back out of Denbigh over health concerns
• Seaga counters BPO anxieties
• Not one more dollar
• Pick a card, any card
• Understand­ing temporary insanity
• No to bullying of Qatar
• JFJ wrong about age of consent
• Jamaican ‘Xperience’ with a difference
• Jobs coming for lifeguards, cooks, tour guides
• Logistics Hub will bring significan­t growth – JMA
• B&D Trawling’s fresh approach to fish exports
• ... Jamaicans riding the wave
• Stakeholde­r-driven crime plan needed – Senator Sinclair
• Regional and local volunteers target unattached youth
• Falmouth mayor disappoint­ed with Rev Nugent’s no-show
• Consult to avoid another Garvey bust controvers­y – UWI prof
• Clock ticking for Denbigh Show plans
• Full assault on criminals out west – ACP Clarke
• Wehby proposes pension portabilit­y
• Effective solid-waste management in Ja
• Fennell promises smooth transition
• We’ll be ready for the Gold Cup
• Magnificen­ce in a time of misery
• Williams motivated despite technical issues
• Windies Women lose WC opener to Aussies
• Bravo, West Indies cricket!
• More discretion needed from starters
• Arconic curbs sale of panels used on burnt London high-rise
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD: NO. 28,398
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• ‘Transforme­rs’ weakens in US, huge in China
• Jamaica accedes to the Maritime Labour Convention
• Will I lose my pension?
• Tradesman with an eye on Canada
• Will this take long?
• VITAMIN C is vital
• One livelihood pursuit leads to another
• GETTING STARTED

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