Jamaica Gleaner - 2018-03-09

• SHAW HOLDS BACK TAX AXE
• Church planning massive parade to counteract carnival
• Shaw: bank fees will rise if regulated
• Phoenix Academy slams JFF for match promo.
• Gov’t committed to gender equality.
• 5 Questions with Adjani Salmon.
• Expo Ja to tip tech scale.
• Free-for-all at NIF – Auditor General
• PM commits to gender equity on boards
• PNP calls for retabling of Sexual Harassment Bill
• Moravian pastor benefits from sentence reduction
• He who pays the piper ...
• Church-run schools: facts vs fiction
• Close Cornwall Regional Hospital for rehabilita­tion
• ] So what if Nigel Clarke likes classical music?
• Road repairs election gimmick in St Andrew NE
• A mother’s desperate plea
• Cop on murder rap gets permission to travel
• Kamoza Clarke’s case drags on
• Government continues to support victims of intimate partner violence
• Work to commence along Hagley Park Road
• Gov’t leading by example in conserving energy use – Wheatley
• Legal Aid Council safeguardi­ng citizens’ rights under enhanced security measures
• Hyde to push for medal at C’wealth Games
• Female refs doing better than most males – Samuels
• More skeet in schools – Azan
• FLOW brings Champs Party Zone to bleachers
• Still cautiously optimistic
• Holder hits 99 n.o. as Windies survive PNG scare
• PEKING CRUZ to get off the mark on debut
• Nobody wins when nobody wins
• Windies Women hammered by NZ
• Thousands gather for Astori funeral
• JHF laying foundation for future Olympic qualificat­ion
• Humble Lion take aim at TG
• SDF moving to expand improvemen­t programme for schools
• Aid convoy to Damascus rebel-held suburb postponed
• Ultra-Orthodox Jews block Jerusalem road in draft protest
• President sees more obstacles ahead to disarm N Korea
• Female carpenter breaking down walls
• Campion College hosts elegant gala evening
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD: NO. 28,617
• HOROSCOPE
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• ‘Four Women’ remains current
• Serious issues addressed in ‘Pressure Drop’
• Garvey’s love of spectacle explained at Grounation 2018
• Reggae Sumfest partners with travel-booking giant Expedia
• LASCO top cop aims to empower youths
• Big business dreams come true
• NCB unveils futuristic branch in Fairview
• ‘Made in Manchester’ does it bigger and better for 2018
• United effort gets Wortley Home for Girls reopened
• Courtesy call highlights charitable excellence
• Jamaica recognised as tourism location of the future
• Livingston­e Morrison blazing a trail of success
• MANPOWER:
• Real estate regulator eyes deeper oversight of gated residences:
• Loans have flattened at Scotia:
• $45b tax cushion:
• BOJ ready to implement forex buying operations under B-FXITT:
• Climate change wreaking havoc on Argentina grain:
• Kansas considers allowing self-service beer taps
• Japan penalises several cryptocurr­ency exchanges after hack
• European clocks slowed by lag in continent’s power grid
• EU ready for a ‘stupid’ trade war if Trump slaps on tariffs
• No gain for US productivi­ty in fourth quarter

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