Jamaica Gleaner - 2018-03-20

• New commish to tackle gun flow
• Crime policy failure!
• Fear grips Denham Town residents as ZOSO enters final phase
• Wanted men, gangsters captured
• PM to tackle growth and crime in Budget Debate today
• NHT to bring three housing schemes to Trelawny
• St Catherine state of emergency not expected to affect GSAT
• ‘I am serving out my term!’
• INDECOM is Paul Blart: Mall Cop
• Direct indirect taxation
• For a clinical state of emergency
• Cops clueless in solving gun crimes
• Rethink Champs grandstand ticket sales
• JBDC gives small businesses a helping hand
• Culture ministry wants to see businesses grow
• Financial planning important to independen­ce
• JAMPRO says National Investment Policy necessary for economic growth
• ... Emergency fund only for ‘what ifs’
• Nuh Dutty Up Ja needs firmer gov’t support – JET
• Inmates in Mario Deane beating death case fit to plead
• Millions in taxes flowing into municipal coffers
• Retro payments on the line
• Envoys hail Brexit progress but no Irish border breakthrou­gh
• G-20 meeting in Argentina eclipsed by potential trade war
• Red Stripe’s Learning for Life marks 10 years, 15,000 beneficiar­ies
• ... I feel privileged, says former student
• ALL SYSTEMS GO FOR CHAMPS 2018
• Ravel Morrison wants Jamaica call-up
• Departing Hankinson blasts MBU squad
• Specialist schools
• Nature and nurture
• One million students expected at anti-gun violence marches
• Trump wants death penalty for drug pushers
• ISIS-linked suspect arrested in Colombia showed hate online
• Woman killed by self-driving Uber vehicle
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD: NO. 28,626
• HOROSCOPE
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• More movement for Courtyard Theatre
• Student directors take charge
• ‘Ah Suh Mi Like It’ conversati­on enlighteni­ng
• YES, WE CAN!
• Developing healthy eating habits
• Sandals guests take on fight against invasive lionfish
• From folklore to science based medicine
• This is a great programme, says tourist
• Shipping industry marks the life of Noel Hylton
• Alarming number of tourism workers don’t own homes – Wehby
• Is he too SICK to apply for my child?
• How to obtain an investor’s visa
• What documents do I need while I wait for my green card?
• Top 7 things to have for Champs
• Reigning girls' champions Edwin Allen High School get a visit
• Holmwood Technical High School Grace ‘Flava with a Beat’ Champs School Tour ends with a bang
• The sales office – Part 2
• Roles of government – Part 2
• Sole trader and its adjustment
• Practice questions
• Human activities on natural resources
• Characteri­stics of sugar cane cultivatio­n in the Caribbean
• Using Resources
• Reviving the British Caribbean sugar industry
• Short story writing
• ‘Birdshooti­ng Season’ – Cont’d
• Control structures
• Multiple choice
• Integratio­n movement
• Cell phones during school hours
• Orthotic clinic sponsored by RIU Hotels treats 260 children

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