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auto-cycle licence cost a man $750 in fines in Magistrates' Court.
Devonne Simmons, 21, of Curving Court, Pembroke this week admitted to trying to pervert the course of justice.
Crown counsel Charmaine Smith told Senior Magistrate Will Francis that P...
DATE: May 08, 1998
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An accused robber apologised to a relative for having her car impounded by Police.
"He said he was a suspect in the armed robbery and that he was sorry for the inconvenience,'' the witness testified.
Devina Eleanor Lightbourne, yesterday told a Supre...
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A massive reshuffle of Cabinet Ministers and portfolios is part of a new contract with the people of Bermuda, Premier Pamela Gordon said yesterday.
Ms Gordon added: "The changes are, in my opinion, the most significant made in the history of this Gov...
DATE: May 08, 1998
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
Supermarket on Union Square is bad news for its 1,200 members and especially for the Bermuda Industrial Union. The Co-Op Supermarket is seen by the public as a failed BIU business and that is enforced by the fact that the BIU is the major creditor of...
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HEATED DISCUSSIONS EXPECTED HOA Heated discussions expected A new law to plug the loophole which won axed Assistant Police Commissioner Wayne Perinchief a massive cash pay-off is set to generate heat on the first day of the new session of the House...
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Wayne Perinchief a massive cash pay-off is set to generate heat on the first day of the new session of the House of Assembly.
The Civil Establishment Act 1988 aims to take responsibility for staffing in 15 Government departments out of the hands of p...
DATE: May 08, 1998
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speculation she could cross the floor of the House of Assembly today.
VSB news led with the story that Grace Bell could be poised to leave the United Bermuda Party benches and sit with the Progressive Labour Party.
And ZBM news reported that St. Geor...
DATE: May 08, 1998
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Eugene George DeSilva of Rosemont Avenue, Pembroke pleaded guilty in Magistrates' Court this week to charges of simple possession and handling a controlled substance with intent to supply.
Police prosecutor Phil Taylor told the court Narcotics office...
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Would-be burger baron Maxwell Burgess is back in the United Bermuda Party fold -- even though his Grape Bay Ltd. is currently locked in a legal battle with Government over McDonald's fast food in Bermuda.
But yesterday Mr. Burgess, lifted into the Ho...
DATE: May 08, 1998
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ruled.
Coroner Arthur Hodgson returned the verdict after an inquest into the circumstances surrounding Mr. Burrows' sudden death.
The Lefroy House resident was found hanging from a noose connected to an upstairs balcony by nursing home staff on the m...
DATE: May 08, 1998
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