Jamaica Gleaner - 2022-05-18

• Double blow for Dean dad as daughter killed at mom’s funeral
• BOJ workers spurn 15% wage hike
• More than 60% of unwanted pregnancie­s end in abortion – report
• Fertiliser misuse worries Charles Jr
• 95-y-o sage revels in growing up with Gleaner
• Hotel manager testifies Bahado-Singh never showed up
• $70m for sugar lands
• India to boost Jamaica’s skill bank
• Strengthen­ing CARICOM/India relations
• Prices high, workers strike, times hard, ‘Dutty Tuff’
• Certifying skills – The Patterson Report
• Billionair­es can help poor instead of splurging
• Lawyer gets green light to challenge AG
• COVID-19 under radar in Westmorela­nd as self-testers hide status
• PIOJ to assess impact of recent shocks to economy – PM
• Continued use of WJC’s facilities by CRH uncertain
• Migratory criminals creating mayhem in St Elizabeth, says top cop
• NRSC’s Jones seeks divine interventi­on to stem road deaths
• Bamboo menace piles up in Lucea
• St James food vendors to come under scrutiny in June
• JFF headache
• ‘This chapter of my life is over’
• Flemmings ready for Ligue Un challenge
• Sunshine Girls continue Super Netball dominance
• Walter wants to keep children off the streets
• Minott begins bid for successful NBA draft
• CARICOM still divided on Commonweal­th SG post
• White House moves to loosen remittance, flight rules
• UK raises stakes in threat to break Brexit deal
• Lawyer, judge wrangle over police diary in Issa trial
• BCIC invests into greener pastures for junior golfers
• Barita pumps $9b into real estate fund
• JFP quadruples profit as revenue rises
• Derrimon to pump another $300m into Arosa operation
• First Rock changing its name to reflect core business
• SOS sells Collins Green property for premium dollars
• Family business governance is critical
• White House moves to loosen remittance, flight rules on Cuba
• US to ease a few economic sanctions against Venezuela
• WORLD HYPERTENSI­ON DAY
• Hypertensi­on: THE SILENT KILLER
• Regenerati­ve medicine: Healing and repairing
• Judge to sing ‘sweet’ song for Tabby Diamond; funeral on Friday
• Groovin’ in the Park cancelled
• Ten vying for Miss St Catherine Festival Queen title
• Firestarte­r
• SUGAR MANUFACTUR­ING CORPORATIO­N OF JAMAICA (SMCJ)
• Celebratin­g weight loss success
• THIS DAY IN OUR PAST
• I was working to win, says Miss United Nations 2022
• Evergo partners with NCB to install charging stations

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