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Saturday | November 10, 2007 |

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Samaritans slain: Couple held for ransom, throats slashed
A young couple who were merely playing the role of good Samaritans never lived to tell the tale of the good deed they were in the process of doing as they were kidnapped, murdered and their bodies...
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MacMillan to secure Finance agency
New BITU boss to be endorsed today
'I've lost more than a father'
'He was planning to retire'
Welsh offered $3.5 million bail
Fearing for our children
Court grants sharpshooter right to qualify in event
Firefighters battle for education
UN, groups unite to tackle illegal guns on Jamaica's streets
Additional powers for new commissioner: Responsible for indiscipline within the force, present policing method - minister
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Houston helps: Jamaican Council donates medical equipment
SPANISH TOWN, St. Catherine: A labour of love resulted in the Jamaican Council in Houston, Texas, donating medical equipment to several institutions in the country at a cost of over US$300,000.
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Across the nation: Councillors argue over driver position
AJ questions AG on death penalty: Opposition wants Government's response on hanging issue
Let's talk ... doctor's advice: Sex and cancer of the cervix
Passing the baton
Judge to rule on Gregory Mair's petition
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Hardware & Lumber on the road to recovery
Hardware and Lumber Limited, trading as Rapid TrueValue, has doubled profits in its third quarter to further hasten its recovery after two years of depressed income.
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Investment clubs not exempt from licensing - FSC
BHP Billiton makes bid for Rio Tinto: Acquisition of Alcan finalised
Kingston Beer claims market acceptance: Quality improvements a priority
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Girlz shooting for a win
Jamaica's Sunshine Girlz are aiming for a winning start when they shoot off their World Netball Championship (WNC) campaign against Cook Islands on Sunday (12:10 a.m.
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In your neighbourhood: Masters face-off at Alpart
'Irish' to beat crack field for rich MegaFone Superstakes
Grant's goal puts Jamaica into final
VOXPOP
Gayle, Sarwan set to sign for IPL
Century stand puts S Africa in total control
Harbour View, Portmore advance
Big clashes hold centre stage
'Manley' fans challenge ref Delahaye
The rich history of Superstakes
Menudo, a Superstakes legend
Musical Maestro favoured for MegaFone Caribbean Sprint
Discarded 'Bora' deserved much better
Performer of the week: Hot Adlam's a handful
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Cemeteries as tourist attractions?
The idea of a cemetery as a place to visit in the course of a vacation, may not exactly resound with Jamaican sensitivities, but Mayor of Kingston, Desmond McKenzie, has raised an interesting idea:
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Having sown the wind, we reap the whirlwind
No GPs around anymore
Issue:From pothole to pigsty
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LETTER OF THE DAY: End ambivalence about the issue of marriage
The Editor, Sir:The Minister of Education must be commended for his no-nonsense approach to the matter of same-sex education in the schools.
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The Air Jamaica burden
What children need
Good health tips
Problems with C&W
Dry-weather roads in Jamaica
Med students' achievement
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Son of B&B star drowns in family pool
I'm sad to report that the 19-year-old son of Hunter Tylo (Taylor, The Bold and the Beautiful) died at the actress' home in Las Vegas on October 18.
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Soap scoop All My Children
Catching up with ...John O'Hurley has gone to the dogs - and he's loving it
They wear it well - 'Project Runway' returns for Season 4
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