Jamaica Gleaner - 2021-10-18

• Bath feels betrayed by fugitive
• Power parents graduate together with distinctio­n
• Fire-proof hero!
• Golding vows to end ‘educationa­l apartheid’
• ‘A house divided will not stand’
• Bath’s women awake to new era of fear
• What you can do about BREAST CANCER
• Jokers, or serious people?
• What men really want in women
• Sharing CMOC’s concern on corruption bill
• Heroes of St Thomas
• Society’s failure is written across Ja
• We are hopelessly hopeful
• Call for clampdown on mobile petrol hustlers
• Orane wants students to be prepared for the jobs of the future
• ‘Every time it rain, mi fret’
• CDF committee chair threatens delinquent members
• Standpipe mourns death of community patriarch Lloyd Cole
• Act of honesty changes man’s life
• ‘I want to break down barriers’
• Thomas memorialis­ed as Comrade for life, education visionary
• UHWI lauds Desnoes & Geddes Foundation for field hospital support
• TSL scholarshi­ps pave the way for budding scientists
• Call for more young men to access SEP benefit
• PAVING THE RIGHT PATH
• ‘Complete’ cricket
• Roy Rogers for Subratie Memorial
• Bad day for Newcastle as new era begins
• Oman lethal in T20 WC opener
• US condemns Cuba’s decision to deny permission for peaceful protests
• ‘God have mercy!’
• Gang with past abductions blamed for kidnapping missionari­es
• Curfew order revoked
• PM brushes aside moves to impeach head of state
• Kemar Highcon salutes ‘old dancehall’
• Deneiko not short of Grammy goals
• Kashara Reid hanging on by a thread
• St Catherine parish awards for 10 community workers
• Bright future for marlin tournament
• St Elizabeth police plan for Christmas season
• Future seismologi­st fascinated by earthquake­s, tsunamis
• National honour for veteran journalist Carmen Tipling

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