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Bermudian youngsters appear to be brighter than the British average, according to a top English educational psychologist.
And James Stevenson, who practices in London, said they are well above the level needed to score good marks in English national ...
DATE: Oct 28, 1997
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Labour Party and his Shadow Cabinet post.
And the Hamilton East MP and AME minister said he would not seek a seat for the PLP at the next General Election.
But Mr. Woolridge -- pending an appeal against his conviction -- will retain his seat in the H...
DATE: Oct 28, 1997
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Governor Thorold Masefield yesterday met the Island's senior Police officers to explain a new bid to identify high-flyers capable of filling the Commissioner's shoes.
The meeting -- for officers of Chief Inspector rank and above -- was held to explai...
DATE: Oct 28, 1997
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rubbished by Home Affairs Minister Quinton Edness.
And he said the Progressive Labour Party was long on talk -- but short on concrete solutions.
Mr. Edness hit out after Opposition Leader Jennifer Smith said senior party members were drawing up an ac...
DATE: Oct 27, 1997
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Convicted sex offender and MP Trevor Woolridge would have been suspended pending an appeal by the British Labour Party, it was revealed yesterday.
A spokesman at Labour's London headquarters said any action against one of its MPs in similar circumsta...
DATE: Oct 24, 1997
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Progressive Labour Party activist Rolfe Commissiong has been suspended from meetings of the party's Central Committee and Parliamentary Committee amid a row over a newspaper interview.
And he has been asked to appear before a special disciplinary com...
DATE: Oct 24, 1997
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An anti-burger franchise MP yesterday got a roasting from lawyers for Sir John Swan's Grape Bay Ltd., whose bid to open a McDonald's has rocked Bermuda.
Mr. Moniz said in yesterday'e edition of The Royal Gazette that a ruling by Puisne Judge Vincent ...
DATE: Oct 23, 1997
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flattened by a Supreme Court judge.
Puisne Judge Vincent Meerabux ruled against a stay of execution pending appeal of his finding last week that the Act of Parliament banning foreign fast food franchises from the Island was unconstitutional.
And -- b...
DATE: Oct 22, 1997
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clergyman convicted of sexual assault yesterday attacked the Progressive Labour Party's handling of the controversy.
She was speaking after the PLP stuck by disgraced pastor Trevor Woolridge -- despite a decision by the Island's African Methodist Epi...
DATE: Oct 21, 1997
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the wake of an attack by former Progressive Labour Party golden boy and by-election candidate Craig Walls.
Mr. Walls -- who crashed in the rock-solid seat of Paget East in May -- hit out at his former party in a recent edition of the Bermuda Industri...
DATE: Oct 21, 1997
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