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Spending by visitors plunged ten percent in the first three months of this year, Government statistics reveal.
Visitors spent almost $6 million less between January 1 and the end of March than they did in the same period in 1997.
Bermuda's Quarterly ...
DATE: Jun 09, 1998
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The Progressive Labour Party is set to draw up back-up plans if Leon (Jimmy) Williams pulls out as party leader Jennifer Smith's running mate due to ill-health.
But it is understood the move has caused a split in the St. George's North constituency, ...
DATE: Jun 09, 1998
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
Secondary School Certificate exams.
And while that number represents just under 65 percent of the students who took the exams, principal Ernest Payette told The Royal Gazette he viewed the results as positive.
Noting that there was a wide range of gr...
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of stolen jewellery.
The jewellery is believed to be the proceeds from a spate of break-ins which have taken place in the St. David's area over the last month.
Despite efforts to locate the jewellery's owners, few of the items have been returned, a P...
DATE: Jun 09, 1998
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breaking leg in Castle Harbour jet ski crash By Daina Casling An American woman hurt in a high speed jet ski accident is still to decide if she will take legal action.
And Christine Alfano blasted the Blue Water Divers water sport operation for bein...
DATE: Jun 09, 1998
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The Attorney General has filed a writ against the Bermuda Industrial Union.
Firebird Industries Ltd. has filed a writ seeking $27,956 from Trevor Cann.
Louise Conyers has filed a writ seeking $17,500 against Thomas Newstead.
INCORPORATIONS Local Com...
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A supermarket cashier was held at knifepoint by armed robbers in a violent robbery on Sunday night.
The two armed men, one wielding a knife, the other a club, burst into the Arnold's Supermarket on St. John's Road, Pembroke, just after 10.p.m.
As sta...
DATE: Jun 09, 1998
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off-road machines, The Royal Gazette can reveal.
For the Service has taken delivery of two new scrambler-style bikes suited for use over rough ground.
The new bikes will be used to tackle illegal scramblers and offenders who take to broken ground in ...
DATE: Jun 09, 1998
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The Progressive Labour Party is set to launch a $5 a week `tax' on members to help fund its General Election campaign and pay off its debts.
Party chiefs have written to branch members asking them to fork out to assist in paying off the mortgage for ...
DATE: Jun 09, 1998
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told him to get a haircut.
And he ordered Troy Harris to return to court next week with proof that he is working.
Harris, 29, of Crisson Avenue, pleaded guilty in April to swearing on Court Street shortly before 11 p.m. on March 6.
On April 27 Mr. Ho...
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