Jamaica Gleaner - 2017-10-27

• JUTC PROBE
• Young people on the verge of mental meltdown, says Pious
• ‘ ’ We’re feeling so much PAIN
• New screenings begin globally for passengers on US-bound f lights
• Gleaner commended for pink-paper initiative
• Dennis, Golding ready for showdown in St Andrew South race
• Luther and Catholics: 500 years later
• KC in pressure cooker
• Justice gets a shot in the arm
• Why scorn UK prison break?
• If climate denial were a criminal offence
• Meditation can transform our schools
• Most of our inmates dropped out of school – Minto
• Keane fuelled by doubters
• Sunshine Girls bow into action tonight
• Ambris batting on another level: West
• Coley: No let up tomorrow against KC
• Cato’s 90 lifts Volcanoes
• Honours even in Guyana
• Excited White Ferns anticipati­ng WI series
• Hope surges towards top 20
• 23rd Baxter Canadian golf tees off at Sandals
• Venus in last four at WTA Finals
• Hingis to retire again after WTA Finals
• Queen Esther – The sacredness of the artist
• 5 questions with ... Sophia BROWN
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• Korean National Day: A GRAND AFFAIR
• BCIC providing ‘The Best Feeling’ for 55 years
• Trees That Feed Foundation delivers 2,500 books to schools
• Committed to getting better
• Hawkeye receives internatio­nal recognitio­n
• The Innovators promises more growth in communitie­s
• Sharp’s Scotia journey
• Running a smart financial race
• JMMB Group financial forum empowers investors
• Mall transforma­tion
• American visitors are in for a lot more scrutiny. Trump admin trusts no one:
• Jamaica is looking to the Chinese currency for monetary solutions:
• Data protection law could very well pry open foreign investors’ pockets:
• Another foreign ganja investor eyes Jamaica:
• Corruption-mired Brazil is on the mend:
• Housing demand up:
• Opioid alert and arrest:
• Mortgage market down:
• Metal investors left behind even as prices soar

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