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"Sunday morning death: This Vauxhall Victor motor car brought death to Aston Lloyd Grey, its driver and only occupant after it blew a tyre while negotiating the Marescaux Road and Caledonia Avenue Avenue corner near Cross Roads about 11:00 yesterday…

"Three motor vehicles were involved in an accident along the Half Way Tree Road, just outside the Daily News on Tuesday night. Two were an Austin van (left), reported Tuesday by owner Gwendolyn Wright of Meadowbrook Main, Kingston 8 as having been…

"Waiting patiently - three members of this family rested their legs while they waited in line to go through customs at the Norman Manley Airport. The wait could take anywhere from one to two hours, and the amount of luggage is just an indication of…

"The special area in the immigration Hall at the Norman Manley Airport which has been roped off with delayed luggage which has not been claimed between 9 am to 4pm each day."

"Exchange booth: An American, is among the first of the visitors making use of the new foreign exchange booths which began operations at the Norman Manley International yesterday. Bureau de Change as is written here, is French for exchange booth.…

"Local Government Minister Pearnel Charles announcing the new arrangements for garbage collection. At left is Town Clerk Joslyn Clarke and at right is Kingston's Mayor Ryan Peralto."

"Youth and Community Development Minister, Errol Anderson [second left]. Sharing a pleasant moment with Parliamentary Secretary in the Youth ministry, Princess Lawes [left], director of the Children's Officers Association, Nuschette Chambers and…

"...making a complaint to chairman C. Lloyd Allen."

"Another boundary...St. Jago High School's captain Gregory Brown is caught in one of his aggressive moods during his innings of 58 run out against Jamaica College at Sabina Park on Wednesday. Here Brown reels off a back foot stroke to the boundary…

BITU's vice president Hugh Shearer welcoming the Chief to Sunday's JLP annual conference at the National Arena. From left are Frank Phipps, Mrs. Seaga and Mr. Seaga who came in for praise and endorsement from Sir Alexander, and Lady Bustamante."