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The Progressive Labour Party is set to draw up back-up plans if Leon (Jimmy) Williams pulls out as party leader Jennifer Smith's running mate due to ill-health.
But it is understood the move has caused a split in the St. George's North constituency, ...
DATE: Jun 09, 1998
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off-road machines, The Royal Gazette can reveal.
For the Service has taken delivery of two new scrambler-style bikes suited for use over rough ground.
The new bikes will be used to tackle illegal scramblers and offenders who take to broken ground in ...
DATE: Jun 09, 1998
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The Progressive Labour Party is set to launch a $5 a week `tax' on members to help fund its General Election campaign and pay off its debts.
Party chiefs have written to branch members asking them to fork out to assist in paying off the mortgage for ...
DATE: Jun 09, 1998
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New laws loosening regulations on trusts are a vital in Bermuda's battle to stay ahead of the pack, Finance Minister Grant Gibbons said yesterday.
Dr. Gibbons told the House of Assembly Bermuda had been a leader in trusts -- but that competing jurisd...
DATE: Jun 06, 1998
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An error in drafting a 1995 amendment to the Criminal Code meant face-to-face harrassment was not included.
But yesterday Human Affairs Minister Jerome Dill said a three-line amendment to the law would solve the problem.
He said: "What this will do i...
DATE: Jun 05, 1998
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Colony Club, Trott Road, Hamilton. Tomorrow, doors open 8 p.m. Tickets $15 non-members, $10 members, available at Hamilton's Music Box.
*** John Conolly doesn't play the fiddle -- and after decades in the folk music business he could hardly be descr...
DATE: Jun 05, 1998
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experts assess clean-up costs at the old American Navy bases in Bermuda, The Royal Gazette can reveal.
It is understood the services of environmental experts from ERM Enviroclean -- the British firm clearing up oil pollution at the old HMS Malabar --...
DATE: Jun 05, 1998
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Government should force a firm locked in a legal battle over opening McDonald's in Bermuda to honour an airport contract with another type of restaurant -- or give someone else a chance, Opposition leader Jennifer Smith said yesterday.
Ms Smith was s...
DATE: Jun 04, 1998
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staff who embarked on this year's End-to-end Walk. this is the real story from a man who walked 26 miles with apacket of Camels.
The optimistically-named Royal Gazelles may not have won any major prizes for their efforts during the End-to-End Walk.
B...
DATE: Jun 04, 1998
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A maverick United Bermuda Party member is to stand against Opposition MP Ewart Brown at the next General Election.
Sanders Frith Brown yesterday said the move was in protest at Dr. Brown's US nationality -- which apparently bars him from sitting for ...
DATE: Jun 03, 1998
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