Jamaica Gleaner - 2014-02-01

• RIPPED TO SHREDS
• National health card registrati­on begins Monday
• Dozens of traffickin­g victims rescued
• Kellier urges J’cans to acquire skills for logistics hub jobs
• Jamaica off to winning start in NAGICO tournament
• Gov’t bodies blamed for Negril jet ski mess
• Windsor School appeals for help
• Singer celebrates 50 years in music
• Water restrictio­n irks Yallahs residents
• Community policing built on trust
• Teach students about process of manufactur­ing
• Paying for bank fraud?
• Tattoos on display in Kartel murder trial
• Banks under fire for not displaying fees
• Logistics hub activities to be fast-tracked
• Silence on EWI due diligence findings upsets Opposition
• He wants to share me!
• Drive-through obstructin­g traffic flow
• Get Portmore’s constituen­cies back on track
• Are we to put up with bad-behaving police officers?
• Lamentatio­n for a stolen dog
• Ejaculatio­ns in Jane Eyre
• Old crime plan, pretty package
• Why not legalise ganja?
• Nothing wrong with being a billionair­e
• Gastrotour­ism – celebratin­g culinary Jamaica
• Spotlight on hurdlers today
• The rise of Hydel High School
• Mannings spreads the wealth in Denver
• It’ll be a Saint Mary Memorial
• Cougars, Ballers hunt final spot
• Lambert wants to go out on a high
• Seattle’s Wilson looking to be the QB star
• 10 ads to watch out for
• Guardian swells cast for AISK SportsFeva
• Taekwondo World Cup could jump-start sports tourism
• Assassins maintain Trelawny dominance on boards
• IN YOUR NEIGHBOURH­OOD
• Ryan Miller determined to earn pro contract
• Vision Care Group offers hope to glaucoma patient
• Scores benefit from free eye clinic
• Caught in the rubble
• Introducin­g Colin ‘Shaka Fame’ Bell – Ja’s longest-serving MC
• Romisha Wright’s love for agricultur­e
• St Elizabeth should take a page from Manchester in crime fighting – Bunting
• Good Samaritans support elderly couple
• Bamboo Beach Club offers J’cans all-inclusive beach deal
• Jasazii McKenzie – widely respected St Mary-based artist
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD: NO. 27,337
• HOROSCOPE
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• ISAAC ASIMOV’S SUPER QUIZ
• J’can music thrills at Jazz & Blues
• Hiyah Grade aims big
• MoBay chosen for Smart City pilot
• THE TRANQUIL WAY: DEALING WITH FEVER
• Magistrate scolds women for fighting
• Barbary Hill Primary overcomes challenges
• Community service for damaging police furniture

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