Jamaica Gleaner - 2018-05-06

• PAIN in Paradise!
• Trump tremors!
• FLOODING FEARS
• Memories of ‘Shine’ comfort mourners
• Pandohie quits JACRA
• Worries at the Ward
• Former head of the Montego Bay Chamber of Commerce TiShura Gibbs’ leap of faith from energy to medicinal cannabis.
• Sandy’s sorrow – Municipal corporatio­n employee quits after no action is taken against the co-worker she says tried to rape her
• Football fissure – More disagreeme­nts on how the country’s top league should be administer­ed
• ‘Howe’ is that! – Residents of Reckford, Clarendon, hail community builder Ezekiel Howe
• Feeling the rhythm: Deaf dance festival a beauty to behold
• Growth: No more excuses, Mr Holness
• Lessons from Scots’ pricing of booze
• Dead wrong on crime
• Bullish political bigwigs and the UWI
• The garrisonis­ation of Gordon House
• Doing it with dash cams
• Slight delay at JFF technical centre
• Russell can do great things
• What’s the future of Jamaica’s football?
• Alex Ferguson in intensive care after brain surgery
• Fayrouz outstays Oaks field
• Justify wins sloppy Kentucky Derby
• A final to remember
• Stoke relegated from EPL, Spurs beaten
• – Campbell
• Avoid errors with e-prescripti­ons
• BROKERS BLOCKED
• Sagicor Bank grows credit card portfolio
• When big, hairy, audacious goals produce poor performanc­e
• Eager to own a home
• Claim settlement through dispute resolution
• The long view on UK overseas territorie­s
• Alliance launches f irst non-bank card
• The ‘Goldilocks’ economy
• History-making cast of top models
• STORY OF THE SONG: ‘You’re Gonna Need Me’ takes singer out of ‘barefoot days’
• ‘Marijuana Affair’ to be released after 20 years
• Will a breach of the covenant stop the sale of my property?
• Are millennial­s suffering from cyber addiction?
• Over 1,000 arrested in anti-Putin protests
• Buffett surprised by newspaper struggles
• Seven killed as violence erupts in Kashmir
• Mastering communicat­ion
• Critical thinking, the key to survival
• Victoria Mutual Foundation and British Council launch social enterprise programme
• George Rodney, Norma Harrack honoured
• Seniors showcase their creativity
• Bonaire’s Cargill Salt Ponds named as area of regional importance
• DaCosta Farm and Attraction
• Racing season is upon us!
• CORNWALL SICK OF TUFTON
• Systemic approach to crime needed
• Carnage and fear
• Cuba’s Gorbachev?
• Science driving developmen­t
• Blunting the knife of last resort
• Everything Fresh : BUILT ON FAMILY VALUES
• To everyday living
• I can’t last long bareback and she doesn’t like condoms
• TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Listen to the voice of reason and to those much older or who have more experience than you. Understand­ing all your options will give you the clarity you need to make the best choice for you moving forward. A partnershi­p looks pro
• Coronary artery disease in women

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