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yesterday in a dispute over the foreign manager's future in Bermuda.
And only an emergency Cabinet meeting -- and an 11th hour climbdown by the Government -- saved one of the Island's most exclusive hotels from closing for good.
The Royal Gazette has...
DATE: Apr 17, 1999
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being convicted of killing a customer.
The 36-year-old Englishman, accused of manslaughter, will spend the weekend in Westgate as a remand prisoner before his sentencing on Monday morning.
His trial jury spent three hours deliberating yesterday befor...
DATE: Apr 17, 1999
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The long term future of the Marriott Castle Harbour Hotel looked slightly more secure last night -- after it was revealed that a massive multi-national company plans to invest in the resort.
And the hotel could be operating as a five-star top of the ...
DATE: Apr 17, 1999
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Southside property to more than 1,500 local and overseas businesses.
It details the 415-acre property's industrial land, residential areas, corporate office sites, development lots, open space and nature parks.
BLDC communications manager Don Grearso...
DATE: Apr 16, 1999
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set to release his first album in June, with his hit single "Give You All The Love'' already out and being played on radio stations across the UK. ---- Page 2 CALL TO IMPOSE RESTRICTIONS IND Call to impose restrictions Pro-Independence campaigner ...
DATE: Apr 16, 1999
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early hours of yesterday morning.
The intruder broke into the property on Second Avenue, Pembroke, just before 5 a.m. by cutting through a pane of glass from a kitchen door.
When disturbed by the occupier, the attacker repeatedly stabbed his 49-year-...
DATE: Apr 16, 1999
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Fire Service's new aerial ladder platform high above Victoria Street. The Hamilton Anglican Cathedral is in the background.
DATE: Apr 16, 1999
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greeted with something less than alarm by many of the Island's leaders.
This is mind-boggling. One of the Island's major resorts (and one of the last in the East End) -- responsible for the employment of hundreds of Bermudians, will close -- yet the ...
DATE: Apr 16, 1999
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takes up the UK offer of full citizenship and the right to live and work in Britain to be subject to the same immigration restrictions in Bermuda as other overseas residents.
Mr. Perinchief said: "Those who do should be invited to take the offer up b...
DATE: Apr 16, 1999
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was revealed this week.
Mr. Hector -- a QC -- has been voted in as president of the influential Bermuda Bar Council for the next year.
He will be backed by vice-president Ian Kawaley and honorary secretary Trevor Moniz.
And new political Attorney Gen...
DATE: Apr 16, 1999
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