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leaders for use.
The Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse (CADA) yesterday announced a mandatory drug and alcohol screening programme for Board members.
Janine Lines, CADA's chairperson, said the new policy was part of the charity's responsibility to th...
DATE: Jun 24, 1998
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forum on race relations heard last night.
The call for openness came during the Commission for the Equality and Racial Equality's public forum on race relations at the Bermuda College.
Panel speaker Keren Lomas said: "I'm a strong believer in having ...
DATE: Jun 24, 1998
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down the gauntlet to Opposition Leader Jennifer Smith.
Ms Gordon, who issued the challenge during a a major lunchtime policy speech which unofficially launched the United Bermuda Party's General Election campaign, denied her call for the US president...
DATE: Jun 24, 1998
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
A Supreme Court jury yesterday failed to return a verdict and one member fell sick in the drugs importation trial of a 25-year-old Pembroke man.
Allan Eugene Robinson, of Deepdale Road West, Pembroke, denies importing 413 grams of cannabis worth more...
DATE: Jun 24, 1998
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Patrick Burgess
Kennedy Simmons, 32, was charged in Magistrates' Court with attacking Stanley Wade on October 1 last year in Wade's grandmother's garden in Somerset.
The altercation took place after Wade had dug up the broccoli Simmons had planted in the garden.
Sim...
DATE: Jun 24, 1998
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could move to have MPs approve the Bank of Bermuda's bid to get an exemption from the 60/40 ownership law this Friday.
Government backbencher Leonard Gibbons tried to have the private member's bill debated last Friday when he moved that the Lower Hou...
DATE: Jun 24, 1998
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David Fox, Business Editor
of Co-Ed Facility, Ferry Reach, inmates was one of the most positive stories written in a long time. We think it was good news for Bermuda on a great many levels and does indicate that action is being taken to rehabilitate offenders.
The Co-Ed Facili...
DATE: Jun 24, 1998
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A top doctor forced to retire because of his age has dropped his legal action against the Bermuda Hospitals Board. ---- Page 3 HUNG JURY IN DRUGS CASE CTS Hung jury in drugs case A Supreme Court jury yesterday failed to return a verdict and one m...
DATE: Jun 24, 1998
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legal action against the Bermuda Hospitals Board.
But Government could be set to amend Human Rights legislation which would make mandatory retirements illegal.
Dr. G.B. (Bert) McPhee, the Island's only qualified geriatrician -- specialising in the tr...
DATE: Jun 24, 1998
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Gareth Finighan
appeal against the sentence rejected by the Court of Appeal.
Stephen Wilfred Pitt, of Alexandra Road, was sentenced in February after being found guilty on two counts of receiving stolen goods, including a hand saw, 73 cans of soda and more than a do...
DATE: Jun 24, 1998
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