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Former United Bermuda Party chairman Gary Pitman will take his seat in the House of Assembly today after he was the victor in last night's hard fought by-election in Pembroke West.
In the end, 204 votes separated Mr. Pitman from PLP challenger Rodney...
DATE: Feb 25, 1998
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A former hotel executive yesterday insisted that he informed an insurance company before signing up with them that he wanted no exclusions for pre-existing medical conditions attached to the hotel's policy.
The assertion came during the second day of...
DATE: Feb 25, 1998
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The Progressive Labour Party last night stamped its authority on Hamilton East as Bermuda Industrial Union leader Derrick Burgess muscled his way into a seat in the House of Assembly.
The thumping majority generated a PLP party atmosphere outside the...
DATE: Feb 25, 1998
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morning to discuss the cause of the epidemic that struck down hundreds of guests last week.
It is believed that medical authorities now have final test results which will prove conclusively what caused the outbreak of sickness.
And although both the ...
DATE: Feb 25, 1998
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Marriott's Castle Harbour Resort managers could learn today what caused an epidemic which struck down hundreds of guests over the Valentine's Day weekend. ---- Page 3 SHOPS URGED TO DIVERSIFY PAR BUC Shops urged to diversify St. George's retaile...
DATE: Feb 25, 1998
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particularly paedophiles, are released from jail. This would require new legislation.
There are concerns about screening applicants for positions within the Department of Education and concern to prohibit the entry into school property of those peopl...
DATE: Feb 25, 1998
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Police drivers should be sent on specialist training courses in Britain to learn high speed chases, according to a senior Shadow Minister.
Alex Scott, responsible for the Public Safety portfolio, said he was "increasingly concerned'' at the number of...
DATE: Feb 25, 1998
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St. George's retailers are being urged to sell products which better reflect the town's unique heritage, it emerged yesterday.
Corporation of St. George's secretary Larry Jacobs told The Royal Gazette : "St. George's is a unique town historically. It...
DATE: Feb 25, 1998
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Last night's disastrous Hamilton East by-election result could push back the date for this year's General Election to allow the ruling United Bermuda Party time to lick its wounds.
It was speculated that the Country could go to the polls as early as ...
DATE: Feb 25, 1998
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
a college education abroad.
A key feature of the programme is that scholarships are awarded both on academic ability and financial need. That means they are helping bright young Bermudians who might not be able to afford college to achieve their goal...
DATE: Feb 24, 1998
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