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House as Senators used the final session to squeeze in their last political jibes.
UBP Sen. Allan Marshall told the Upper House that the Government had done a lot over the past year and highlighted various programmes put forward by the UBP including ...
DATE: Jul 16, 1998
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with a machete and abducted his own daughter.
Scores of officers took part in the day-long operation to hunt down the man who snatched his two-year-old girl from her grandmother's house in Somerset.
The toddler was found unharmed more than five hours...
DATE: Jul 16, 1998
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A Government Senator is set to make a bid for a seat in the House of Assembly.
Sen. Angelita Fox, a Cable & Wireless executive, will be officially adopted for the Hamilton East constituency at a meeting tonight.
Sen. Fox -- appointed to Senate last y...
DATE: Jul 16, 1998
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
after four days of talks.
Although details of the settlement will not be revealed until the agreement is signed today, The Royal Gazette has been told that the talks went "smoothly''.
Last night a spokeswoman for the Bermuda Hospitals Board said: "Fi...
DATE: Jul 16, 1998
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procedure.
Facing a battery of requests from Island sports groups, officials from the Bermuda Council for Drug Free Sports have begun on-site testing that can provide results within minutes.
Testing previously has taken place at the Government lab at...
DATE: Jul 16, 1998
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Government could rake in almost $1 million in fees from long-term residents applying for the new Working Residents' Permits, The Royal Gazette has learned.
The news came after Government issued guidelines for the new deal designed to give 20-year-plu...
DATE: Jul 16, 1998
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
Senators discussed an audit report into the building of Westgate prison.
PLP Senators crossed swords with Government Senators over the way the $34 million construction project was handled -- particularly an extra $2 million that was paid out to ensur...
DATE: Jul 16, 1998
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landed in hospital with a fractured skull.
Police are now investigating the single-vehicle accident, which occurred early yesterday morning in Dockyard. Two visitors were travelling north along Freeport Road when the male driver lost control of the v...
DATE: Jul 16, 1998
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month period leading up to a potential sale of the facility got fully underway.
Belmont general manager Gordon Slatford said he was confident that the sale of the Warwick property -- which has been on the market since last September -- would take pla...
DATE: Jul 16, 1998
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the new Act could be breaking international regulations.
The Trade Union Amendment Act, which allows workplace ballots on union certification and decertification but excludes middle management, was steered through Parliament amid much controversy in ...
DATE: Jul 16, 1998
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