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by a frontline Police negotiating team yesterday.
Officers from the Police Special Response Team mounted a siege operation at a house in Flatt's after a tip-off yesterday afternoon.
They negotiated with the 29-year-old from Warwick -- who was alone -...
DATE: Apr 19, 1999
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A Government senator has refused to comment on allegations from a dockworker that he does not understand the collective bargaining process.
Education Minister Milton Scott, who is the human resource manager of dock manager Stevedoring Services, told ...
DATE: Apr 19, 1999
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Patrick Burgess
Pregnant teens will soon be housed in a larger facility than their present one.
The Haven, off Berkeley Road in Pembroke, is being reclaimed by Government to erect a new Berkeley Institute.
Chairman of Berkeley's Board of Governors, Calvin White, she...
DATE: Apr 16, 1999
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More than eight out of ten Bermuda residents gave the PLP Government pass marks in a `report card' on its first six months in power, according to a new survey.
And a conservative Budget is claimed as one of the main factors in the high ratings.
A tot...
DATE: Apr 14, 1999
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
escape a life of misery at the hands of their owners.
So said Leonard (Shinah) Simons, Bermuda's Dog Warden, who told the Hamilton Rotary's weekly meeting yesterday that the Island had seen a resurgence of dog fighting and abuse cases in the late 199...
DATE: Apr 14, 1999
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exceed 80 percent is not surprising and reflects its steady performance in its first six months in power.
The survey's statement that the February Budget -- in which few taxes were raised -- was the major contributor to the high approval ratings is p...
DATE: Apr 14, 1999
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A former Warwick Academy student is to become the first Bermudian principal of CedarBridge Academy.
And Kalmar Richards plans to make the Island's newest school a centre for academic excellence.
Currently the school's deputy principal, Mrs. Richards ...
DATE: Apr 13, 1999
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being able to strike are well intentioned, but dangerous.
The principle that workers should be able to withdraw their labour is a long-standing one and should not be given up lightly.
There are circumstances when workers have no other recourse but to...
DATE: Apr 13, 1999
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deal being offered in British Foreign Secretary Robin Cook's White Paper says much about the mood of the Island.
And it also shows that Bermuda remains very much divided on racial grounds when it comes to major issues confronting the Island.
The surv...
DATE: Apr 08, 1999
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labour relations on Hamilton Docks -- and the decision to step back from threats of an Island-wide strike -- should be welcomed.
Mr. Burgess' tenure as president of the Bermuda Industrial Union has brought with it a steadying of labour relations on t...
DATE: Apr 06, 1999
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