Jamaica Gleaner - 2017-12-28

• Double tragedy
• COPS STAY ‘SICK’
• Working in slavery
• Clergymen need support in face of temptation­s
• Church’s ‘cough medicine’ won’t cure social ills, says pastor
• Concern over cops’ ‘sick-out’ in St James
• Murder rate to consume Government in 2018
• JARISTOTLE JOTTINGS Serving and protecting?
• God as a baby
• FLOW’s appalling customer disservice
• Nurses’ attire and profession­alism
• Crime and lessons from New York
• Nat’l ID – Mark of the Beast?
• Jamaica’s no vote at UN an act of bravery
• ... A cheap Christmas
• ‘Local rugby players will get their chance’
• Binnie giving squash big push
• High-flying Portmore look to make it six straight
• Graham: RSPL needs a holiday break
• A RECORD FOR THE AGES
• Man City move 15 points clear in EPL
• AC Milan advance to Italian Cup semi-f inals
• Minimal fallout for West Indies
• Hats off to JC
• DSP Paulette Baker gives back to Portland Cottage
• St Catherine farmers welcome bumper sorrel crop
• Bendung market the pride and joy of Falmouth
• St Ann farming couple surprised at winning car
• Melvin Jones hailed for his commitment to May Pen North
• FESTIVE FEAST LEFTOVERS
• Kenny’s Italian Café
• Minister plans Trump train station at Western Wall
• Syria allows some patients to leave besieged area
• Prosecutor­s seek 12-year prison term for Samsung heir
• Gov’t scores points for conservati­on in 2017
• Environmen­talists ID 2018 priorities
• Jazz Cabaret
• Cook-Up grows with ‘TESTICOMED­Y’
• Facebook and Universal Music Group strike major agreement
• Bono reveals near-death experience
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD: NO. 28,556
• HOROSCOPE
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• T&T threat

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