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Cops probing Matthews Ridge murder

The police say they are investigating the murder of Raymond Roberts, 25 years of Child Hill, Matthews Ridge, North West District, which occurred on Sunday at Black Banana, Matthews Ridge, NWD.

Jamaica sugar production up

(Jamaica Gleaner) Sugar produced from the 2010-2011 sugar cane crop was 139,594 tonnes, an increase over the 122,104 tonnes produced in the 2009-2010 crop.

Tendulkar reaches milestone to boost India

NEW DELHI, (Reuters) – India’s Sachin Tendulkar became  the first batsman to pass 15,000 test runs as the hosts moved  within 124 runs of victory against West Indies despite losing  both openers on the third day of the first test in front of a  sparse crowd today.

Boxer Frazier, Ali’s greatest foe, dies

WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – Joe Frazier, the relentless  slugger who became the heavyweight champion of the world and  earned boxing immortality with three epic battles against  Muhammad Ali, died yesterday at age 67, his personal manager  said.

Yvonne Hinds

Prime Minister’s daughter- in-law seeks asylum in US

Elizabeth Hinds, the daughter-in-law of Prime Minister Samuel Hinds, has requested asylum in the United States and is seeking to regain her three-year-old son after a court granted custody to his father—a custody battle that prompted the PM’s wife last evening to threaten legal action against any attempt to distort the case or discredit her family.

Orrin Gordon

Region Ten residents skeptical of 1,000 jobs promise

Some 200 jobs could be created in Region Ten next year, with the opening up of a new bauxite mine among with the construction of a kiln and a dust collector, but residents feel it would take an act of God or the waving of a magic wand for the 1,000 jobs promised by the PPP/C to materialize.

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