Jamaica Gleaner - 2019-10-31

• Tapia defends US-Ja security ties
• Animator gets chance at real-life passion
• Digital records will speed up healthcare, says Cornwall official
• Opposition demands proof of MOU court ruling
• Police SOE bill rockets past $230m
• MPs rage over ganja farm delay
• Stop this madness, this taxi-mania
• Juliet Holness standing up for her man
• Celebrate Ann Rattray, mother of a national hero
• New children’s hospital, and healthcare cost
• J’can road terrorists
• Poor taste, Mrs Holness
• Present-day Caymanas Park is old
• Growing the economy
• The paternity leave initiative
• Mouth-watering clashes for Champions Cup
• Mitchell rescues Wolmer’s against C’down
• New convention­al relay wisdom
• Last Windies players head to subcontine­nt
• ‘ORDINARY DAY’
• ‘A preservati­on ting’
• Heidi Klum to livestream Halloween dress up
• HBO axes ‘Game of Thrones’ spin-off
• Slaying of five indigenous leaders shocks Colombians
• Chile scraps Asia-Pacific and climate summits amid protests
• Muslim headscarf debate divides France, in climate of hate
• Russia-Germany gas pipeline gets go-ahead
• Soldiers tell Chapo’s son to call off attacks
• ‘Fix corruption before inviting us to come home’
• Jamaicans to benefit from medical cannabis
• Invest in continuous training, urges JHTA head
• Stop decrying our men – Scott-Mottley
• An achievemen­t worthy of celebratin­g
• Contributi­ng to national developmen­t
• Together we can, together we will
• Seventy years of existence
• The HEART Trust/NTA – ensuring a high-calibre educationa­l experience
• Sharing common goals with Librarians
• Why libraries matter in this age of social media
• Donna Coombs ends successful year as Kiwanis lieutenant governor
• Get involved!
• UK Brexit deal estimated to cost US$90billon
• Caribbean health sector preps for climate change
• Economic diversity key to survival
• Global warming promises mass casualties for natural resources

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