Lead Stories
FINSAC documents disappear
FINSAC may not be able to recover millions of dollars in debt as documents to substantiate some loans have disappeared from lending institutions.

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Extortion hits Hellshire
87-y-o Jamaican gets US citizenship
Cell service disrupted again
Staff cuts at foreign missions

News
JUTC buses stoned
Ten buses belonging to the Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) were damaged after being stoned by the cronies of a man who the police reported was fatally stabbed during a dispute with a driver employed by JUTC.

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Death of a don
Helicopter rescues flood-trapped guards

Business
Legal battle over Air J pension fund
There is a row amongst the lawyers in the firm which represented the beneficiaries in the Air Jamaica pension fund, and the trustees have asked the Court of Appeal to intervene.

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Electronic labour exchange coming soon
Digicel has big plans for islandwide expansion

Sport
Reggae Boyz fall short
Jamaica's Reggae Boyz failed to advance to the semi-final of the Copa Caribe tournament despite their 2-1 win over Barbados at the Hasley Crawford Stadium in Trinidad yesterday.

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Kingston look set to take Surrey title
Peace And Love upsets
Teams sport coloured gear for competition

Commentary
Editorial - Focus on the dons
The ghost of Michael Manley should haunt the legacy of leadership he left the PNP in at least one respect. In retirement he came to regret as his biggest error of judgement in attending the "gun salute" funeral of the infamous "Burry Boy".

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A poor example at the Arena
Yesterday and today
Popular culture and dons' funerals

Letters
Poor service
THE EDITOR, Sir: I have been experiencing some problems using the World Talk System to call Digicel numbers. I mostly used this service in the nights, so I would pay $11.88 per minute.

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Double standards
A tragedy, Dr. Davies
Time to act

Entertainment
Digging deep

Refreshments at hot spots burn pockets.

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Dancing ballet and loving it
Music for AIDS

Arts &Leisure
Private sector starts 'Artist of the Year' competition

Jamaica's private sector is finally responding to the challenge to become more involved in the development of local art, and not just as buyers and collectors.

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Book review - A collector's jewel

Outlook
Cover Story - Dreams and adventure await at sea

As it gets warm enough for them to take out the T-shirts and cut-offs, they shed their business suits and take to the sea in droves. These are women who have discovered their sea legs and a love of the endless horizons.

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Her feet are never cold!