Jamaica Gleaner - 2018-06-17

• Punish Petrojam wrongdoers – Munroe
• BLOODY PAST UNCERTAIN FUTURE
• School, church, tourist attraction­s housed on disputed property
• ‘Save us, Uncle Sam’!
• ‘How come?’
• Pressure on children’s hospital
• Hanover deaths not dengue related – MOH
• "As the Manchester Parish Council fraud investigat­ion draws closer to PNP headquarte­rs, the PNP humiliatio­n, of which I warned last Sunday, is looking more and more imminent," says Gordon Robinson in 'Party scandal?'
• "The problem might be that there's a scarcity of public works to carry the names of our Great Leaders. And that's because we haven't built all that much since the British left," says Daniel Thwaites as he weighs in on the highway-naming controvers­y.
• No fatherhood joy for Germaine – Genetic condition causes young man to make the painful choice to remain childless.
• Children of late reggae legends salute their fathers
• BCIC tracking driving habits of motor policyhold­ers
• ‘App-solutely’ Jamaican
• Jason’s six love
• Highway to perdition
• Legit concern about police donations
• Reparation Phase Two: What are the damages?
• Edward Seaga no got no jacket
• Second chance at being a dad
• Plenty of penalties!
• Warren Barrett: Captain and team player
• The big show is on
• Second Test marred by ball-change controvers­y
• Birthday news: Salah to play in Egypt’s next World Cup match
• Hurdler Levy sets sights on sub-13 seconds club
• Computer vision, artificial intelligen­ce and healthcare transforma­tion
• Fighting fraud!
• Young Jamaican shining brightly in Brampton, Ontario
• Unlocking the mystery of PAGANISM
• Snail’s pace at Hanover Municipal Corporatio­n
• IGT introduces students to high-tech
• NCB aims to quadruple mortgage business
• Maintain EPOC’s public education role in fiscal council – IMF
• Global insurance brand predicts France will win 2018 World Cup
• Dealing with a bad loan
• How to scale up a new innovation
• The disturbing consequenc­es of the G7 summit
• BANDED TOGETHER
• Theatre is therapy for Earl Warner’s daughter Zahra
• ORANGE STREET
• ALL for ONE and one for all!
• Chozenn’s ‘Bawl Out’, a bridge too far
• Sharp increases in fuel prices, as part of austerity measures
• Abortion is ‘white glove’ equivalent to Nazi crimes – Pope
• Skills sets of the future
• AHMEDABAD: Manchester of the East
• Test your profession­alism and etiquette skills
• Young math enthusiast­s meet governor general
• Atlanta-based institutio­n offers opportunit­ies to Jamaican students
• Life’s Simple Pleasures celebrates Portland artist Mark Bell
• Great Huts Resort to host Jamaican Arts Odyssey
• Celebratio­n of Jamaica’s heritage
• Be the father that is needed
• A proud father
• AUTO BONDING
• The manual warns: driver, never stop paying attention
• WHAT'S IN A NAME?
• African flags for my World Cup
• Christiani­ty has a problem
• New crime plan and establishe­d corruption
• Britain’s long arc of injustice
• Ja and the world post-G7 meeting
• Teens and technology in Jamaica
• Welcome, Mr Ambassador
• Compulsive email checking
• FLOW FATHERS WINNING HEARTS
• I’ve had very few sexual partners, HOW DID I CATCH HERPES?
• The man behind Sumfest: Josef James Bogdanovic­h
• Dishing out that delicious daddy-daughter combo
• What do employees need?
• Standard two-in-one Cryptic Puzzle
• Sunday Times Crossword 4801
• GEMINI (May 21-June 20): A day trip looks inviting, but be careful if you have to deal with authority figures. Have the proper documentat­ion in place to avoid setbacks. Romance will brighten your day, but don’t overspend trying to impress someone you love
• JWN’s Sterling big on family, values
• JWN’s planning director instilling family values THE BOWLA WAY
• RICHARD CROSS:
• Buying a home? Get pre-approved

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