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Chelston, which stands in a 14-acre estate off up-market Grape Bay Drive in Paget, will be put on the market as part of a US Government drive to cut costs.
And the news could be interpreted as a slap in the face to the people of Bermuda by the Cl...
DATE: Nov 12, 1997
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lay bleeding from horrific injuries after a road accident.
And yesterday Libby Cook begged the thief to have a change of heart and hand it back.
Speaking from her King Edward VII Memorial Hospital bed, Ms Cook said: "I really have to say it's disgust...
DATE: Nov 12, 1997
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Doctor in the House Ewart Brown had to take time out during the Throne Speech yesterday after two people collapsed at the Cabinet Building.
Warwick West MP and medic Dr. Brown tended to two people overcome in a packed Senate Chamber -- one of them Se...
DATE: Nov 08, 1997
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Under-fire Environment Minister Irving Pearman yesterday defended the planning process amid a row over plans to expand the National Equestrian Centre.
And he insisted there was nothing sinister about a Special Development Order lifting the threatened...
DATE: Nov 08, 1997
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Commissioner Colin Coxall came down to a choice between one or the other, Mr.
Edness revealed yesterday.
And he told the first session of the House of Assembly that he informed Premier Pamela Gordon that he would quit if Mr. Coxall remained.
The shoc...
DATE: Nov 08, 1997
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Tourism Authority.
Governor Thorold Masefield, delivering his first Throne Speech, said the new body would be a link-up between the public and private sectors.
He added: "No economic question is more important than how Bermuda will renew and revive i...
DATE: Nov 08, 1997
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Bermuda's part-time squaddies could be set to get their sea legs, it was revealed yesterday.
For the land-based Bermuda Regiment may be relaunched as a Royal Marine-style outfit to plug the gaps in the Island's sea defences, weakened by the departure...
DATE: Nov 08, 1997
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Ex-Civil Servant Erwin Adderley last night jumped the fence and joined MPs after holding Pembroke West for the ruling United Bermuda Party.
But the Progressive Labour Party's share of the vote went up and losing candidate Rodney Smith vowed he would ...
DATE: Nov 07, 1997
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A former top Civil Servant this week accused Government of cheating him out of $10,000 in pension contributions.
Ex-Works and Engineering Chief Surveyor Nick Lonsdale said: "As far as I'm concerned, they still owe me the money.'' Mr. Lonsdale quit i...
DATE: Nov 07, 1997
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on the future of the UK's Dependent Territories early next year.
The Committee for the Independence of Bermuda accused Government of saying that they did not want to be involved.
And a spokesman claimed that sources close to the conference organisers...
DATE: Nov 07, 1997
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