Jamaica Gleaner - 2021-10-30

• JC PASSES BUCK
• FID flags six financial institutio­ns, initiates probes
• Half the public sector accepts 4% wage increase
• NO QUICK FIX
• Chinese city donates medical masks to StJMC
• ‘A travesty of justice’
• Things looking up for Bustamante patients
• Witness says Blackman ordered death of own gang members
• Councillor quits as head of MMC finance committee
• PM praises under-budget restoratio­n of Gordon Town breakaway
• Family struggles with Jamaican’s murder in T&T
• Charlie Phillips’ carnival shot now a mural
• Ally Clarke, community worker and health campaigner has died
• Young actor sets sights on Hollywood
• Return looted artefacts
• Put Jamaica on firm footing with police interventi­on
• READERS’ REACTIONS
• Let God be true but every man a liar
• Church must regulate itself
• Border security: More questions than answers
• Let freedom reign
• Falmouth’s Georgian legacy under threat
• We do not encourage brand preference – Tufton
• More road improvemen­t plans for Hanover
• Above Rocks Health Centre upgraded
• Corinaldi Avenue Primary ready for face-to-face classes
• Keeping the link
• Aquatic Centre facing further pump delay
• Rotary Club charity golf tourney set for November 6
• Pakistan’s Asif delivers heartbreak for Afghanista­n
• No foreseeabl­e trouble for Billy Whizz
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• BARACK OBAMA A ‘FAILED ROCK STAR’?
• Bramma embracing his musical journey
• Opposition legislator­s barred from attending Senate meeting
• PM condemns gangs, kidnapping­s in public address
• US returns antiquitie­s to India in stolen art investigat­ion

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