Jamaica Gleaner - 2019-10-01

• Charles: Political garrisons still thriving despite fall in violence
• Greater push needed to rid public spaces of post-election campaign material
• Dominic tops St Elizabeth spelldown
• Warmington retiring from politics
• Expert measured house with gazebos, Jacuzzi as no drawings found
• PJ Patterson is for unity
• Cock and bull
• Use Creole to teach foreign languages
• Tell us more, Dr Chang
• Ignore climate change hysteria
• World Maritime Day 2019: RECOGNISIN­G GENDER EQUALITY
• Political ombudsman appeals for more resources
• Montego Bay’s mayor bats for small ganja farmers
• We are being held at ransom – Chuck
• Adolescent mothers get second chance
• History of China
• China celebrates 70th anniversar­y today
• Are you planning a trip to China during the Golden Week?
• Williams urges more women to become engineers
• Three Clarendon communitie­s to get water
• Is there a difference?
• Uses of spent ground coffee
• How managed coffee agroforest­ry can bring about an improved environmen­t
• We will continue to develop the coffee industry
• Women making their mark in coffee industries across the globe
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• Employers should pay keen attention to ergonomics – Green
• We can’t be ordered to investigat­e Biden – Zelenskiy
• New protest amid demands that president resign
• WeWork IPO postponed
• What is dual intent?
• Travel documents from the British Home Office for non-British
• Should I tell the embassy my mother lives in the US?
• INTERNET WOES
• WHO IS A LIFEGUARD?
• Krissanay Campbell is Miss Ja Caribbean Talented Teen
• Huawei sews future seeds in students
• Glenmiur High welcomes The Gleaner and Creation Foods
• Location of businesses – Part 1
• The balance sheet
• Atomic structure
• Transport in plants
• Caribbean family diversity
• European exploratio­n in the Americas
• Directed numbers
• Output devices
• Communicat­ion technology

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