Jamaica Gleaner - 2018-10-31

• BLOODSHED PLUMMETS
• Ja under int’l fire for multiple reports of sexual assault on US tourists
• Cornwall march into daCosta semis.
• Overwhelmi­ng appetite for UBTR.
• Spinal cord injury registry needed in Jamaica, says rehab centre CMO
• Rehab centre is not a shelter!
• ‘Hands across the Species’ for the health of all
• Witness: Accused identified one of his ‘dons’ as a prominent Manchester contractor
• Townsend to seek bail for Tesha Miller and associates today
• Stakeholde­rs say they were unaware of tourists being sexually assaulted
• OUR extends permissive 10-digit dialling until March 2019
• Yes, dear!
• Abortion: convenient murder
• Why Mr Mayne should celebrate
• Reform Jamaica’s drainage infrastruc­ture
• Deal with tertiary financing once and for all
• How to get more from your savings
• Ten UWI alumni receive Pelican Awards
• RADA execs fail to confirm Stern’s resignatio­n
• Trump: End birthright citizenshi­p for some US-born babies
• Previous flight of crashed Lion Air jet terrified passengers
• Thousands stuck in the desert risk starvation
• Ari Rodgers rescues KC with fine double
• My Elle Belle for Subratie feature.
• Dr Warren Blake’s warning
• Grange shines spotlight on analysis, data at sport forum
• My Elle Belle for Subratie feature
• TT Jamaica has four crucial areas to work on – Takashima
• SVREL seeking to attract new owners with raffle
• REAPING AND SOWING
• Charles Jr to address global security issues at Korea forum
• C&WJ owners to vote on reorganisa­tion Nov 21
• Caribbean Cement debt to Cemex weighs on earnings
• Sweet River hits slump, to consider rescue plan
• Large challenges loom for Brazil president-elect Bolsonaro
• UK to start taxing big Internet companies
• Coke earnings ride sales of healthier drinks
• New iPads ditch home button, embrace facial recognitio­n
• FOR NEW DIOR GLOBAL AD CAMPAIGN
• The Gap’s ‘Now That We Found Love’ holiday campaign omits Third World
• Edna Manley College celebrates Ranny Williams
• ‘Open Ear’ to raise funds for university students
• On With The Show to rock MoBay
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD: NO. 28,818
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• THE SWEET TRUTH
• CHILDREN FACE GREATEST THREAT IN HEALTH CRISIS
• Colgate plans exciting oral health awareness activities.
• MOH developing sexual and reproducti­ve health policy
• ... Towards a ‘revolution­ary first level of care’
• ... Countries reaffirm commitment to primary healthcare
• Taxation of Airbnb COMING SOON
• ST THOMAS RANKED NUMBER ONE AIRBNB DESTINATIO­N IN THE CARIBBEAN
• Sandals Royal Caribbean cops two National Quality Awards
• First global gastronomy tourism start-up competitio­n launched
• Brand specialist says he can unlock a stronger C’bean tourism identity
• Travel agents still play MASSIVE ROLE in tourism sales
• JTB Canada invites Ontario retail partners to destinatio­n product showcase events
• Instagram over alcohol
• One yam festival, two white Igbos, THREE DANCING NUNS
• EXED hospitalit­y students serve up Italian and Indian dishes

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