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Efforts to fight a dangerous citrus virus received a positive response from the citrus growing public for the Agriculture and Fisheries department.
Terry Lyn Thompson, senior plant protection officer last week said managing the spread of the Citrus T...
DATE: Apr 12, 1999
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The Workmen's Compensation Act is in line for a complete revamp to increase payment levels, Labour Minister Paula Cox said yesterday.
And the 1965 legislation which has not been amended to bring it in line with inflation for more than ten years is on...
DATE: Apr 12, 1999
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Bermuda's tourism could receive a boost from the southeast US.
It has been revealed that talks are ongoing with Delta Airlines in a bid to have a second daily flight from Atlanta to the Island.
And Tourism Minister David Allen has told The Royal Gaze...
DATE: Apr 12, 1999
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revealed that talks are ongoing with Delta Airlines in a bid to have a second daily flight from Atlanta to the Island. ---- Page 3 JEFFERS ATTACKS GOVERNMENT PTL Jeffers attacks Government The Bermuda National Liberal Party has fired a broadside ...
DATE: Apr 12, 1999
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Justice Austin Ward prejudiced a jury.
And now the conviction of Randolph Lightbourne -- for robbing and wounding of owner of the Woody's drive-in in Sandys Parish in December 1995 -- stands. He was convicted last May after a four-day trial.
Lightbou...
DATE: Apr 12, 1999
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A Flanagan's waitress told a manslaughter trial yesterday how her boss got "really mad'' before allegedly pushing a customer down stairs.
Englishman Kevin Pollock, a restaurant manager, denies pushing 51-year-old Craig McGavern to his death last July...
DATE: Apr 10, 1999
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accused killer of Rebecca Middleton By Raymond Hainey Murder accused Justis Smith was yesterday ordered to face retrial for the killing of Canadian schoolgirl Rebecca Middleton.
Court of Appeal president Sir James Astwood and two other judges backed...
DATE: Apr 10, 1999
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Murder accused Justis Smith was yesterday freed on a massive $125,000 bail after being ordered to stand trial again on a charge of killing Canadian teen Rebecca Middleton.
Smith will also have to surrender his passport and travel documents and report...
DATE: Apr 10, 1999
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illegal drugs.
New York restaurant worker Steven Petgrave, 24, and Audley Lawe, a disc-jockey from Jamaica, were picked up by Police at the Bermuda International Airport on Tuesday evening after arriving on a flight from New York's JFK airport.
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DATE: Apr 10, 1999
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Government workers, including trash collectors and road repair teams, could bring the Island to a standstill after announcing plans to go on strike.
Unionised staff at the Department of Works and Engineering, which include trash collectors, Tynes Bay...
DATE: Apr 09, 1999
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