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Cablevision bosses worked late into the night to try to resolve a legal wrangle which eventually led to World Cup football matches on ZBM being blacked out, the cable company's lawyer said yesterday.
The company blames a badly worded Supreme Court wr...
DATE: Jun 07, 2002
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Eighteen months after MPs agreed to drug test themselves not a single lawmaker has been analysed.
House of Assembly speaker Stanley Lowe has admitted MPs weren't even at the first stages of setting up testing which had been agreed in December 2000.
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DATE: Jun 07, 2002
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Help could be on the way soon for overheated horses trudging the streets of St. George's and Hamilton.
Concerned residents had phoned The Royal Gazette to complain that shade and shelter is not being provided for the horses; their previous shelter wa...
DATE: Jun 07, 2002
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Taxi drivers said last night they are still not happy with Government's plans for new technology but they will wait until they hear full details of the plans in the House of Assembly today before deciding what action to take next.
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DATE: Jun 07, 2002
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Organisers of tonight's Monster Truck rally are promising the three day show will change the face of entertainment in Bermuda.
Seven giant trucks, a massive car-eating Komodo dragon, and a team of motorcyclists will be racing and crashing over cars a...
DATE: Jun 07, 2002
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A Progressive Labour Party backbencher's criticisms of the United Bermuda Party (UBP) are part of a campaign to distract the public from the PLP's internal problems, according to an Opposition Senator.
The Rev. Larry Lowe claimed in the House of Asse...
DATE: Jun 07, 2002
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Parents, teachers and students from a number of home schools will present a petition today to Education Minister Paula Cox over plans to introduce tighter controls.
More than 50 people are expected to gather outside the House of Assembly at noon for ...
DATE: Jun 07, 2002
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Government made its final compromise yesterday over a disputed bill that will force the Island's taxi industry to accept global positioning system (GPS) technology.
A one-year grace period before enforcement will be extended to 18 months, and the sug...
DATE: Jun 06, 2002
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Government has been urged to re-open the dialogue on the issue of home schooling before implementing tighter controls on how they operate.
Shadow Education Minister Tim Smith said he believed it was reasonable to have some minimum guidelines in place...
DATE: Jun 06, 2002
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Premier Jennifer Smith will celebrate 30 year's of public service with a weekend of family events, starting tomorrow, with bowling at Southside bowling alley.
St. George's PLP are sponsoring the events.
Spokesman Walter Roban said the Premier's three...
DATE: Jun 06, 2002
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