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Health and political concerns have forced one of Bermuda's tourism experts to resign from an organisation designed to revitalise the industry.
W.A. (Toppy) Cowen quit his post as chairman of the Visitor Industry Partnership on Friday, with immediate ...
DATE: Jun 08, 1998
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income families, a Government Minister told the House of Assembly on Friday.
Health and Family Services Minister Wayne Furbert said the Housing Corporation had struck a five-year lease deal for the apartments, at the Swanston property. The news came ...
DATE: Jun 08, 1998
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shores of Bermuda to the Law Lords of London and the Privy Council.
Yesterday, Bermuda's Court of Appeal decided it had no jurisdiction to decide whether to or not to grant the Attorney General's Chamber leave to appeal the Kirk Mundy case to the Pri...
DATE: Jun 06, 1998
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New laws loosening regulations on trusts are a vital in Bermuda's battle to stay ahead of the pack, Finance Minister Grant Gibbons said yesterday.
Dr. Gibbons told the House of Assembly Bermuda had been a leader in trusts -- but that competing jurisd...
DATE: Jun 06, 1998
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
The Policeman at the centre of a probe into the apparent suicide of his Smith's Parish girlfriend has been arrested in connection with the death.
Tony Bukhari, 31, was picked up by detectives yesterday afternoon just after an inquest into the death o...
DATE: Jun 06, 1998
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Bermuda has fallen into line with the Hague Convention on child abduction which protects `tug-of-love' children snatched by a parent and taken to another country. The House of Assembly yesterday passed a new child protection law designed to give cour...
DATE: Jun 06, 1998
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Maxwell Burgess threatens legal action against ferry workers By Tim Greenfield Striking Marine and Ports workers looked set to return to work today after they were threatened with legal action.
Labour and Home Affairs Minister Maxwell Burgess issued...
DATE: Jun 06, 1998
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A Magistrate dismissed a speeding offence yesterday because the ticket had the wrong name on it.
Jason Fox of Poinciana Road, Devonshire, was charged with allegedly speeding at 60 kilometres-per-hour at Crow Lane on January 31 of this year.
And altho...
DATE: Jun 06, 1998
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motion to adjourn in the House of Assembly yesterday with the claim that jobs were passing through the Department of Immigration and going to foreigners -- although there were Bermudians who could do them.
He said this was down to Government's inabil...
DATE: Jun 06, 1998
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Cable & Wireless' monopoly, Finance Minister Grant Gibbons said yesterday.
Dr. Gibbons was responding to a Parliamentary question from Opposition MP Walter Lister over rate structures for Cable & Wireless and competitors TeleBermuda.
Dr. Gibbons told...
DATE: Jun 06, 1998
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