Crash kills four
FOUR PERSONS, including two from one family, were killed yesterday in a motor vehicle accident on the Mount Rosser main road near the St. Ann/St. Catherine border.

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Illegal guns seized
Paternity issues slow payments to families of slain policemen
Deportees - still cause for concern
Welfare centre for deportees?
JUTC workers on work-to-rule
More children dying on our roads
Six bids for Kaiser

Volunteer programme launches pilot project
WESTERN BUREAU: IN A bid to pool under-utilised labour as well as improve socio-economic conditions in Trelawny, the United Nations Volunteer Programme (UNVP) launched a pilot project in Falmouth, recently.

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Brown's Town bus park losing thousands of dollars
Cuban nurse transferred
Food for the Poor receives milk shipment

Coca-Cola manager implicated in fast food scandal steps down
ATLANTA (AP): A COCA-COLA executive accused in a whistleblower lawsuit of sham accounting and who oversaw the division that rigged a marketing test to fool Burger King stepped down yesterday.

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Guyanese president woos Indian investment

Gallant Mason misses medal
Jamaica's Brigitte Foster hurdles during the 100 metres hurdles heats at the 9th World Athletics Championships in the Stade de France at Saint-Denis near Paris yesterday. Foster won her heat in 12.67 seconds. - Reuters

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Chin to collect $600,000 Digicel bonus on Saturday
Any movement after 'set' is false start
Brown upbeat after 'Fight Night at Wildflower'
Bolt will not run 200m

Education - plans and problems
WE APPLAUD Mrs. Maxine Henry-Wilson's undertaking that the main emphasis of her tenure as Minister of Education will be on overall quality rather than quantity, starting with the early childhood link in the education chain.

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'Gay' bishop, sad church
Crime plan and forgiveness
Winning is (not) everything

Exalting musical illiteracy
THE EDITOR, Sir: I MUST commend Dawn Ritch for her splendid column "Reggae, Violence and Cultural Decline" ...

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Good behaviour in critical times
Good job, Denbigh, but...
'Big up' V.P. Records
St 'Bess' farmers need help
What must the people use?
Modernising the Jamaican woman
Reckless, irresponsible behaviour
Half-Way Tree clarification
Disturbed about rape cases
The NDM will continue

'Excavation': well-executed
THE FAME FM team left indentations at the WINDALCO Sports Grounds in St. Catherine last Saturday night as they did some 'excavation' work at the venue.

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Miss Jamaica World 2003 Contestants

Local port community moves towards a paperless port ­ Pt II
Last week we presented part one of this article, which explored the context within which the local port community seeks to create a paperless port. Today we look at some of the initiatives under to make a paperless port a reality.

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SAJ presents high school scholarships
Ocean Air Int'l celebrates 30th anniversary

Junior Tucker A worshipper
WHEN POPULAR music chart topper Junior Tucker got saved, he saw in his future a life as a gospel artiste.

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When the singing star accepted Christ
African bishop here to strengthen links