Jamaica Gleaner - 2018-03-07

• GOOD CHOICE
• Students from Denham Town Primary School display the peace sign during Peace Day activities at the institutio­n yesterday.
• No apology – Bunting
• School fees critical to education – Miller
• JAAA boss calm after World Indoors disappoint­ment
• More help for kidney patients
• 30% of Campion students from primary schools
• Jamaica, Mexico commit to closer bilateral ties
• Hair we go again
• Truth or consequenc­es
• Jamaica in the midst of Trump’s trade war
• Food for thought – hunger and obesity
• Don’t exaggerate Jamaica’s crime problem
• South Camp juveniles impress OAS
• We all need more IODINE
• NO ONE ESCAPES THE WANTON LOSS OF LIFE
• ACTIVELY FACILITATE THE PROCESS OF NATIONAL HEALING
• A breakdown of the West Indies Economic Conference
• First 9,600 high-tech water meters to be delivered by May
• Diversific­ation of minerals sector high on agenda of mining ministry
• One-fifty-one strong
• A dream come true – Hetmyer
• The solution to WI problems
• Youngsters impress at Carifta Trials
• Real outclass PSG in UCL
• Gordon aims to rebuild JABA’s image
• The secret of a good salesperso­n
• CPJ retools for EXPANSION
• Consumer Brands was a billion-dollar deal
• Jetcon hits billion-dollar milestone, but sees sales challenges ahead
• Derrimon gets nod for new preference share issue
• FosRich profit spikes despite lower revenue
• JRC hunting cash for rail asset valuation, divestment plan still in play
• Paymaster loses appeal against Postal Corp over contract terminatio­n
• Dutch company launches flying car at Geneva show
• Puerto Rico governor to reduce taxes, increase salaries
• Progress slow at NAFTA talks after seventh round
• Party conflict erupts over steel, aluminium tariff plan
• Singapore company cancels blue diamond initial coin offering
• Reduce risk of COLON CANCER
• Caribbean Medical Devices expo to highlight healthcare across the region
• Reggae, soca on show at SXSW Interactiv­e Festival
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD: NO. 28,615
• HOROSCOPE
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• Sandals treats staff to private ‘Black Panther’ viewing
• Make way for the ‘brothers and sisters’
• TPDCo announces 2017 Tourism Service Excellence Awards semi-finalists
• Rasta Taco
• Moviemakin­g is good for tourism
• Melia goes ALL IN for staff
• JTB recognised as Expedia Media Solutions 2017 Partner Award winner
• NO ROSES (this week) for tourism industry
• Record year for Barbados tourism
• St Lucia tourism arrivals register record-breaking increase for 2017
• BA invests in new catering for world traveller customers
• Rebel Salute says thank you to hotels
• Sunwing Travel Group, Planet Hollywood create partnershi­p
• Great Huts resort observes Black History Month

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