Jamaica Gleaner - 2019-03-13

• DROP IN THE BUCKET
• Soldiers in demand!
• Finance ministry asked to review duty-free limits
• No invitation for Leon Bailey.
• Tourism not hurt by advisory – Bartlett.
• Don’t dilute quality assurance in education – Marshall
• SOE court challenge to be heard next year
• Tough-talking Shaw serves notice to regional poachers
• DPP: I take responsibi­lity for not following up
• Hold judges accountabl­e, Bar tells chief justice
• Breach of integrity law easy to prosecute – Wildman
• The miseducati­on of Senator Ruel Reid
• Implicatio­ns of the US withdrawal from the INF Treaty: Is arms control dead?
• Next steps for Justice Sykes
• Gated communitie­s better option for returning residents
• Jamaica Customs, where did the jerseys go?
• Kingston is not Jamaica, Mr Crawford
• Video-footage expert to assess Kamoza Clarke injuries
• Talkback Tuesday
• Make poachers forfeit every boat, says conch exporter
• Gender balance at work crucial to innovation – Liberty VP
• Back to drawing board with new Fisheries Act – Shaw
• US says breakdown in talks led to pullout
• TV stars and coaches charged in college bribery scheme
• More Boeings grounded amid global probe into plane crash
• Take porridge-preparatio­n approach to problem-solving
• NCU pins hopes on med tech students
• Twin mourns brother’s death in Lionel Town
• Local e-sports federation accepted by world body
• Gonsalves, CARICOM hopeful after ICC meeting
• Thomas leading the way for Dunbeholde­n
• May the better man win
• Ronaldo nets hat-trick to send Juventus into CL quarters
• Holder likes Windies growth with World Cup looming
• A call for effective leadership in regional cricket
• Tax give-back could stimulate economic growth
• UNESCO selects Kingston for intangible cultural heritage pilot
• Payday worries
• JWN rum sales jump with new products
• JMB cuts mortgage insurance rates
• GraceKenne­dy bringing Hi-Lo downtown
• ICreate looks to global horizons with IPO cash
• Road fix, mismatched expenses derail KLE
• VMIL increases profit despite Barbados bond
• Building for the future
• Tesla walks back plan to close most showrooms
• New Jersey takes big step towards legalising recreation­al marijuana
• Vexing Irish border issue still a key Brexit blocker
• Honda recalls 1.2m more vehicles with dangerous airbags
• ICHS Symphony Orchestra’s Kongkongkr­aba (Abeng) Tour
• Local ‘Game of Thrones’ fans anticipati­ng final season
• ‘Inna De Yard’ with Peter Webber
• ‘Roots From The Yard’, ‘Nightfall’ among VP’s special Record Store Day titles
• R. Kelly’s publicist believes his CBS interview ‘helped’ him
• Roache pulls from the Vault
• JAMAICA RUM FESTIVAL plans to tap into internatio­nal markets
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• More men wanted as special-ed teachers – advocate
• SHE HAD A NAME SO DOES HER DISEASE
• Facts on mental health
• Eye exam could detect Alzheimer’s
• 81 per cent of Jamaicans support a tax on sugary drinks
• Low-carb diet tied to common heart rhythm disorder
• SEMINARS & WORKSHOPS
• MISSING INGREDIENT FOR THE STRONG BACK

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