Jamaica Gleaner - 2015-08-05

• ‘Say no to dirty money’
• We wouldn’t even consider it – Mahfood
• They are wrong, says finance minister
• JAAA should guard against talent drain
• PARCHED but holding on
• Minor ops reopen at UHWI
• Residents in west steal water from health facilities
• When will Phillips ease our agony?
• PetroCarib­e debt buy-back positive for Jamaica
• Not so fast on homophobia economics
• Caribbean Airlines clears air on landing
• Sensible for tourism sector to invest in schools
• Crawford’s anti-INDECOM views foolish, misinforme­d
• More expensive sixth forms are better – Molloy
• Not an obligation!
• Bark beetles infest coconuts
• Educator calls for young lecturers to be mentored
• Denbigh stalls too expensive – vendors
• Mormons publish photos of ‘seer stone’ used by founder
• Justice minister wants top prosecutor fired
• Milwaukee archdioces­e settles abuse cases for US$21 million
• Not against switching
• 22 in Beijing for Richards?
• Brazilian universiti­es to help with clean-up
• ‘We love you very much’
• ‘Declaratio­n of war’
• Ja to host next WICB town-hall meeting
• Pengelley wins trip of a lifetime
• ‘Built for speed’
• JFF to launch marketing campaign
• Seek Exercise back-to-school race day revived
• Bravo signs music deal with Venus
• Guyana pleased with talent
• Scotiabank donates $1 million to UWIDEF
• An ounce of kindness
• Montclair, Clarendon welcomes new computer lab
• Crazy Jim builds street vending network for ice cream
• Sagicor X Fund to raise $4b from rights issue
• Integratio­n of US food business drags down GraceKenne­dy bottom line
• OUR returns to market for renewable energy investors
• Sugar revenue sours, but stronger J’can dollar and rum boost Campari sales
• Use private sector to deliver some public services – CaPRI
• Higher food prices push up inf lation
• IMF-Jamaica Calendar
• Unemployme­nt rate hits new low as labour force declines
• Should taxes be subjected to moral test?
• Countz’s ATI claims ‘belligeren­t’
• CIBC FirstCarib­bean sells out to Heritage Bank in Belize
• Bamboo goes commercial in Peckham
• Former Lula aide arrested in Petrobras scandal
• UK raises US$3.3b from first sale of RBS stake
• Duane Stephenson SNUBS producer
• Flow brings first all-woman talk show to Jamaica
• MUSIC moves Tribute to Greats 18
• Miss St Mary is 2015 National Farm Queen
• Digicel’s concert a mega hit at Denbigh
• Saluting Prof Alfred Francis
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• Myths about FEMALE SEXUAL HEALTH
• Scientists make breakthrou­gh in pancreatic cancer research with urine test
• Stronger partnershi­p needed to tackle unhealthy eating
• Spanish-J’can Foundation supports children with kidney disease

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