Jamaica Gleaner - 2018-09-20

• HOLNESS LOOKS TO ISRAEL
• Change ‘informer fi dead culture’, Green tells youth
• Blake stands with IAAF’s Athletes’ Commission.
• ‘Hope River’ floats Sasco’s quality, values, principles.
• Seafood craze at Island Vibz.
• Wisynco wants Gov’t to expedite plastic incentivis­ation plans
• Vaz wants firm global action on climate change
• EXCERPT OF THE TRADE ACT
• CMU’s FACT Centre to boost Ja’s automobile assembly industry
• BSJ orders recall of fire-hazard fans
• Wheatley name stays
• McConnell hailed for his inspiratio­n as a trailblaze­r, nation builder
• Ganja: Holy or Unholy
• Crawford gone forward and Peter under pressure
• If, and only if
• The PNP after the vote
• Try flexi-work to deal with traffic challenges
• Save May Pen now
• Jamaica cannot afford comprehens­ive free healthcare
• Clarif ying plastic ban
• Occupants at Retirement Dump to be relocated
• Hanover residents urged to practise healthy lifestyle habits
• Closure of Mt Salem Police Station averted
• 40 female wards to be placed in transition­al home
• Cops in Mario Deane case get new date
• Harwood sets sights on top award at World Fast5
• Robust Sports Town Hall meeting expected
• Man City humbled in 2-1 loss to Lyon
• Ronaldo sees red but Juventus win 2-0
• Pogba on target twice for Man U
• Thanks ELIUD, thanks KEVIN
• TheHARDWAR­E OF CHOICE in western Jamaica
• Find it at Western Delvaille
• Rumours, conflict challenge Ebola response in eastern Congo
• Kim agrees to dismantle main nuke site if US takes steps too
• EU, UK demand Brexit compromise over Irish border
• India bans instant divorce by Muslim men
• Governor’s Pen residents express fear over road breakaway
• ‘Unacceptab­le and dangerous’
• Author Orane gets a blessed foreword from Desmond Tutu
• ENTERTAINE­R’S URGED TO PLAN FOR DIGITAL AFTERLIFE
• ‘Hope River’ CD booklet doubles as event invitation
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD: NO. 28,783
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• St Ann councillor completes Legacy Project
• Prepare citizens for jury duty – High Court Judge
• Venezuela doubles down on Chinese money to reverse crisis
• J’can youth eager for place in climate change response
• High praise for UWI principal to receive national honours
• Climate resilience key to halting hunger: Part I
• PAN 2018 Region 2 cook-off to heat up St Elizabeth
• 876 Terrace brings its flavour to Portmore.

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