At least 100 children killed in Gaza since ceasefire—UN
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At least 100 children killed in Gaza since ceasefire—UN
January 13 08:04 AM
GENEVA, Switzerland (AFP)—At least 100 children have been killed by Israeli airstrikes and ground forces in Gaza since the start of a tenuous ceasefir...
St Andrew man charged with possession of prohibited weapon
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St Andrew man charged with possession of prohibited weapon
January 13 07:48 AM
KINGSTON, Jamaica — A St Andrew man has been arrested and charged with possession of a prohibited weapon. He is 21-year-old De-ario Case of the Cavali...
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No one above the law
FNID sends clear warning: Nobody untouchable
BY JASON CROSS Observer staff reporter crossj@jamaicaobserver.com 
January 13 12:20 AM
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Kicking up dust
by Carl Gilchrist Sunday Observer staff reporter 
August 5, 2006
It hangs in the air like smog, infecting people's throats and sinuses, leaving everything it touches dirty and, in some cases, useless. Now, after mon...
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NIBJ washes hands of Whitehouse project
by Dennise Williams Sunday Observer staff reporter 
August 5, 2006
The National Investment Bank of Jamaica (NIBJ) has washed its hands of the Sandals Whitehouse Hotel project in which it is a partner, saying the bank ...
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CAC to conduct textbook survey this month
August 5, 2006
THE Consumer Affairs Commission (CAC) will be conducting a textbook survey this month, which will provide the public with a price list of books availa...
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No birth certificate, no pension
Desmond Allen | Executive Editor 
August 5, 2006
The sins or omissions of the past are catching up with scores of Jamaican old-timers who can't claim pension for which they have worked all their live...
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A school where no child is turned away
BY OLIVIA LEIGH CAMPBELL Sunday Observer staff reporter 
August 5, 2006
In 1997 when Juliet Ellis began teaching at the Ethiopian Orthodox Church's Holy Trinity Basic School in Maxfield Park, there were all of three studen...
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6-7-8: Three hornmen
August 5, 2006
The numerical sequence above is not some musical notation or call to introduce a tune, but refers to the August birthdates of three important reedmen ...
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Knutsford Nights, Italian Nosh
Novia McDonald-Whyte | Editor - Lifestyle & Social Content 
August 5, 2006
IT'S Monday evening, the eve of a public holiday and Knutsford Boulevard has a Friday feel about it. We're heading up to Johanna Thwaites' three-year-...
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Full round of parties at ATI
By Sherilla Gordon Observer writer 
August 5, 2006
From Kingston to Negril and back. Absolute Temptation Isle did not disappoint the thousands of patrons who turned out. The kick-off party at the Quad ...
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Mayor of Toronto hails Miss Lou
JIS News 
August 4, 2006
TORONTO, Canada - Mayor of Toronto David Miller has paid tribute to the late Louise Bennett-Coverley (Miss Lou), Jamaica's ambassador of culture, desc...
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Special team to probe hotel collapse
Observer Reporter 
August 3, 2006
THE St Ann Parish Council yesterday locked down the Bahia Principe hotel site, where 40 year-old construction worker Linval Mitchell of Spanish Town w...
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Vin Lawrence quits his PNP job
PATRICK FOSTER, Observer writer 
August 3, 2006
DR Vin Lawrence's dramatic plunge from grace echoed this week within the ruling People's National Party (PNP) with his shock announcement of his resig...
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Contractor-general takes on Dennis Morrison
August 3, 2006
Following is the full text of Contractor-General Greg Christie's letter challenging aspects of Wednesday's column by Observer columnist Dennnis Morris...
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Father and son on police most wanted list in St Ann
CARL GILCHRIST, Observer staff reporter 
August 2, 2006
A sixty-year-old businessman and his 31-year-old son, accused of murdering a Farm Town resident in February this year that triggered a riot in the com...
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Hike in block prices unavoidable, says association
Ingrid Brown, Observer staff reporter 
August 2, 2006
BLOCKMAKERS said they had no choice but to increase the price of their products by 17.5 per cent this week, following the decision by Caribbean Cement...
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Christie slaps Dennis Morrison
Observer Reporter 
August 2, 2006
The contractor-general yesterday raised alarm over remarks by a top state board chairman, saying his remarks questioned the logic and legitimacy of pu...

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