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Child killer Chesterfield Johnson is being put through a rehabilitation programme before being allowed out of prison, it emerged last night.
And Home Affairs Minister Maxwell Burgess promised the murderer would be strictly monitored when he was final...
DATE: Oct 29, 1998
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A last-ditch bid to get a TV debate on the air has been slapped on the table, The Royal Gazette can reveal.
Premier Pamela Gordon is understood to have issued a Thursday lunchtime deadline for the PLP to agree to a Friday night debate.
The Premier is...
DATE: Oct 29, 1998
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A vengeful schoolgirl posted flyers in town and spray-painted obscenities branding her uncle a child molester, a Supreme Court jury has heard.
And her mother cried as she told how Police did not act on a complaint, forcing her to watch as her "happy,...
DATE: Oct 29, 1998
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With Bermuda Industrial Union president Derrick Burgess crushing all opposition in the Hamilton East by-election just eight months ago the opposition PLP may be forgiven for feeling confident that the residents of the constituency will return its two...
DATE: Oct 29, 1998
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"unworkable'' new emergency treatment scheme for the East and West Ends, the Opposition says.
Shadow Health Minister Renee Webb labelled the scheme -- which would see trained firefighters responding to 911 calls in the first minutes after an accident...
DATE: Oct 28, 1998
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For they faxed a complaint to The Royal Gazette suggesting voters were too stupid to differentiate between one-man band Parliamentary candidate Philip Perinchief and his PLP candidate brother Wayne.
And a mention of the name "Perinchief'' and a call ...
DATE: Oct 28, 1998
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because of overseas competition. People with "suitcase'' operations arrive in Bermuda and take business away with them. Local companies too often have their printing done overseas because it can be less expensive.
Why is it less expensive? Because lo...
DATE: Oct 28, 1998
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Labour Party, claiming its proposals for the economy lacked substance and could cost taxpayers dear.
Backed by Finance Minister Grant Gibbons, a four-strong team of candidates, peppered the PLP for a lack of understanding and their manifesto for its ...
DATE: Oct 28, 1998
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electricity and $218 worth of Internet access.
Magistrate Edward King ordered Earl Somersall Henderson to return before him on February 17 for trial.
Henderson, 48, who now lives at the Salvation Army Shelter on Parson's Road, was freed on $750 bail ...
DATE: Oct 28, 1998
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Anti-United Bermuda Party dirty tricks campaigns were yesterday trashed by party spokeswoman Pauline Richards.
And Mrs. Richards said: "We are not intimidated by this trash and neither should the Bermudian people.'' The flyers -- most carrying the i...
DATE: Oct 28, 1998
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