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The Premier last night dramatically broke his silence over the Paget East primary uproar and told a public meeting: "I apologise.'' The Hon. Sir John Swan's apology came as he faced a barrage of angry questions over why some 800 constituents were ro...
DATE: Jun 24, 1994
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general opinion of a group of people polled on the street for Wednesday's newspaper.
Are they correct? We think they are basically correct and we think that if Bermuda did not try to keep the speed down there would be far more serious accidents. Giv...
DATE: Jun 24, 1994
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principal of Northlands Secondary School, where teachers and students this week protested in favour of acting principal Mr. Warren Jones.
Mrs. Bassett, who is principal at Somerset Primary School, will take up the position this September.
Her appoint...
DATE: Jun 24, 1994
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liberalise'' its money exchange policy, says the BMA's policy and research manager.
Mr. John H. Hill said this week exchange control policies are "internationally recognised as outmoded.'' Over the past five years, the BMA, in consultation with the ...
DATE: Jun 24, 1994
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A story on the PLP's candidate in the Paget East bye-election in yesterday's paper should have read candidate Rolfe Commissiong views the traffic problem near Paget Pharmacy, not near the Paget stoplights, as one of the main issues facing constituent...
DATE: Jun 24, 1994
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Bermuda has the second highest number of AIDS cases per capita after the Bahamas in the Caribbean/Atlantic region where reporting accuracy is now considered high by epidemiologists.
But Bermuda, with the region's only hospice, reformed sex offence la...
DATE: Jun 24, 1994
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Education offices to petition Permanent Secretary Dr. Marion Robinson over acting principal Mr. Warren Jones' rejection as a candidate for full-time head teacher.
PTA president Mrs. Lynette Waldron was able to present the petition to Dr.
Robinson sho...
DATE: Jun 23, 1994
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Bermuda's roads are not to blame for most of the Island's accidents, it's bad driving.
That's the view of road users interviewed in a straw poll conducted by The Royal Gazette last week.
Many of the people asked if they considered Bermuda's roads dan...
DATE: Jun 22, 1994
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among those praised in the House of Assembly yesterday.
Works Minister the Hon. Leonard Gibbons tipped his hat to the store Sail On and its owner Mr. Hugh Watlington for demanding that suppliers use less packaging.
Noting Bermuda Paint Company and Ke...
DATE: Jun 22, 1994
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the school's vacant principal's post was rejected, may stage a sit-in at the school.
But The Royal Gazette understands that the students are being encouraged to speak to their parents before they act.
And another group, the Association of School Prin...
DATE: Jun 22, 1994
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