Jamaica Gleaner - 2017-12-27

• Extraditio­n wave
• Staff shortage hurting parish courts
• Adequate rest: a good way to start the New Year
• Foreigners drawn to 'quaint' ACKEE VILLAGE
• ... A work in progress
• Rememberin­g Boyne
• Forbidden fruit
• Ian’s productivi­ty
• Strained logic of sex court and buggery law
• Ian a reminder that passion fuels intelligen­ce
• Celebratin­g and rememberin­g Christmas 1831
• Police have a right to be sick
• Santa brings Hah-R-Mony from above
• JAAA hoping to save millions with charity move
• Kane sets EPL mark with 39 goals in 2017
• BT aiming to surprise Arnett
• PAST THE FINISHING POST
• Marlowe’s Marquesas lands SVL 2-Y-O Stakes
• NZ sweep Windies again
• The surface factor
• Let sports be fun again
• Nation votes as soccer star, VP hope to succeed Sirleaf
• Syria rebels, opposition reject Russia-proposed talks
• Opposition leader barred from running for president
• Great turnout for Hah-R-Mony in the Park
• Wisynco to export more WATA
• Ciboney finally strikes deal for Culloden land
• Search is on for new bauxite sources for Noranda
• Venezuelan­s see bitcoin boom as survival, not speculatio­n
• GraceKenne­dy to commission Denbigh factory in August
• RORY FRANKSON, FRIENDS BROUGHT
• Nostalgia fuelled Yush
• JN treats students to ‘A Jamaican Christmas Carol’
• ... Moneybags brings music back to season
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD: NO. 28,555
• HOROSCOPE
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ

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