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Kirk Mundy is to be represented by a new lawyer -- so his former attorney can lobby for the charge of murdering a Canadian teenager to be dropped.
Mundy, accused of killing Canadian teenager Rebecca Middleton, has had his case taken over by former At...
DATE: Jan 21, 1998
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psychosis and was acting erratically, an emergency medical technican told an inquest yesterday. ---- Page 2 YOUNG ALIENATED FROM POLITICS VOT Young alienated from politics Many of Bermuda's young are alienated from politics and have little trust ...
DATE: Jan 21, 1998
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The Supreme Court on Monday allowed an unusual application for a winding up petition from the directors of the Bermuda Workers Cooperative Society (BWCS), the owners of the defunct Co-Op Supermarket.
And in the process, the directors obtained some br...
DATE: Jan 21, 1998
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David Fox, Business Editor
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The newly set up Task Force is to launch a mini-Operation Cleansweep drugs busting operation centred on Admiralty House and Spanish Point Parks.
The news came from the United Bermuda Party's Pembroke West by-election candidate Gary Pitman duri...
DATE: Jan 21, 1998
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
With less than ten months before a General Election must be called, Bermuda's youth have mixed emotions on whether their votes will make a difference.
Some of them shared their intentions with The Royal Gazette during a recent street poll.
While all ...
DATE: Jan 21, 1998
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Gareth Finighan
A Magistrate confronted a homeless thief in court and asked: "Would you steal my wife too?'' Fifty-year-old George Palmer pleaded guilty to stealing 20 bottles of Elephant beer, 20 bottles of Heineken beer, 18 bottles of Guinness, nine bottles of Ba...
DATE: Jan 21, 1998
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General after being cleared in a high-profile traffic case.
Insp. Kenrick James, who heads the Police prosecutions department, was acquitted earlier this month of ignoring an officer's traffic signals.
But Crown lawyers have now lodged an appeal agai...
DATE: Jan 20, 1998
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night expected to back his then-rival Gary Pitman at a constituency meeting.
---- Page 2 COCAINE CAUSED MAN'S DEATH INQ Cocaine caused man's death A Pembroke man, arrested by Police after banging his head against city walls, died as a result of a...
DATE: Jan 20, 1998
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Hundreds of union members are to vote in presidential elections at the Bermuda Public Services Association next month.
More than 700 of the 2,500 members eligible to vote will choose between reigning president Leleath Bailey and BPSA veteran Betty Ch...
DATE: Jan 20, 1998
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Vasco and Somerset with thoughts other than football on their mind.
For The Royal Gazette has learned that the Regiment Police were on a manhunt for a tardy recruit.
And the MPs found their man -- top soccer player and former Bermuda captain Meshach ...
DATE: Jan 20, 1998
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