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"Close one: Melbourne's top scorer, Errol Peart (right) just missed being run out by a straight throw by Maurice Foster (open arms) as Ray Wynter (middle) interfered instead of allowing the ball to hit the stumps. Action was in the J.K. Holt cricket…

"A good hit: Melbourne's left handed Errol Peart opens his arm to hit off-spinner Colin Hinds over mid-wicket for six during his innings of 31 at Chedwin Park yesterday. The wicketkeeper is Renford Pinnock with William Haye at slip."

"Labour Minister Ernest Peart opening the debate on the Industrial Relations and Labour Disputes Bill in the House of Representatives yesterday."

"Labour Minister Ernest Peart (centre) enjoying a joke with Union leaders E. Lloyd Taylor (JALGO), left, and Claude O'Reagan (JUPOPE) in Jamaica House yesterday. The unions were meeting Prime Minister Manley for the second time on the matter of the…

"Covered: Norman DaCosta prepares to make a backhand shot as he defeated Ronald Wilkin 4-6, 6-4, 6-4, to advance to the final of the All-Jamaica Junior Tennis 18 division final yesterday at St. Georges College court."

"Dennis Davis [right] is outstretched as he hits forehand volley in his semi-final against Montegonian Leroy Mullings in the recent Jamaica Association of Tennis Professional Circuit Round One Tournament at the National Arena. David won the match…

"Bobby Pickersgill, PNP Accreditation Committee chairman as he addressed the Portmore Kiwanis at Adventure Inn."

"Management Director George Phillips presenting the Programme for 1975 at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel, Tuesday. The first senior management training course for 1975 begins on January 27th."

"Joint communique: South Korean Industry and Commerce Minister Gak Kyu Choi (left) and Jamaica's Foreign Affairs Minister P.J. Patterson signing the joint communique yesterday at the end of the second Jamaica-Korea Ministerial Economic Conference.…

"Protesting: A section of the crowd of KPH employees during yesterday's employees during yesterday's "no work" protest against the controversial death of a colleague."