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lease of the east-end Castle Harbour Hotel and Resort, it emerged last night.
But officials stressed that there were no plans to close the hotel and hotel management firm Marriott International is expected to continue operating the facility.
Meanwhil...
DATE: Dec 02, 1997
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An engineer-turned-lawyer has called on Bermuda to build a more efficient legal system.
David Morley -- just called to the Bar -- told Supreme Court: "Bermuda is a great country with tremendous potential.'' But he warned: "In some respects the judic...
DATE: Dec 02, 1997
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
Bermuda, it is time to question whether or not Bermuda does enough about AIDS.
There is no doubt that the AIDS figures in Bermuda and around the world are both startling and depressing. Yet despite the growing statistics, there also seems to be incre...
DATE: Dec 02, 1997
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jet-skiing is currently being prepared.
Tourism Minister David Dodwell -- who chaired the committee -- told The Royal Gazette that presentations from interested groups and a number of written submissions had been received.
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DATE: Dec 02, 1997
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their children as men.
For the House of Assembly agreed to change the law to "remove the last vestiges of sex discrimination'' in Bermuda's Immigration and Protection Act.
And Home Affairs Minister Quinton Edness told the House he believed that Bermu...
DATE: Dec 02, 1997
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into another woman's house appeared in Magistrates' Court yesterday.
Lorinda Paynter, 28, of Middle Road, Southampton, pleaded guilty to breaking and entering Sabrina Warren's dwelling house between October 4 and 5 and October 10 and 11.
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DATE: Dec 02, 1997
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finally been completed MPs had the opportunity to raise matters of their choice.
What followed was a furious rant at The Royal Gazette and in particular recent comments made in the paper's recent editorials.
Shadow Tourism Minister David Allen got th...
DATE: Dec 02, 1997
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A war of words broke out yesterday after courier companies introduced a new charge on parcels going through a new Airport handling centre.
And Transport Minister Wayne Furbert slammed a decision by the four courier companies to charge $7 for every in...
DATE: Dec 02, 1997
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
Government to crack down on underage drinkers.
At a special sitting of Parliament yesterday the Liquor License Amendment Act received its second and third readings. It now goes up to the Upper House before becoming law next year.
The Act, which was s...
DATE: Dec 02, 1997
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pleaded not guilty at their first court appearance yesterday.
Yusef Ameerbakka DeSilva, Rupert Elroy Archibald and Michael Eugene Dillas appeared together in the dock at Supreme Court.
The trio, wearing orange regulation prison uniforms, denied any p...
DATE: Dec 02, 1997
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