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continue to pound away at Police witnesses, accusing them of beating the 42-year-old Southampton man to the point of breaking ribs, then conspiring to cover it up.
But Police witnesses continued to hammer back, saying defence counsel Archie Warner's ...
DATE: Jul 02, 1997
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The Island's only post secondary institution is "grossly underutilised'' an official claimed.
Dr. Donald Peters, vice president of Academic and Student Affairs at Bermuda College yesterday told Hamilton Rotarians the school's role in society's develo...
DATE: Jul 02, 1997
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British long-term residents in Bermuda have backed Government proposals to give more security to people who have worked on the Island for decades.
And Long-term Residents' Association spokesman Peter Haynes said a Government Green Paper on the plight...
DATE: Jul 02, 1997
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
staff member at knifepoint of more than $4,600 when he appeared during the monthly arraignments in Supreme Court.
Lightbourne, 30, of Devon Springs Road, was also charged with wounding restaurant worker, Owen Eugene Trott, with intent to do grievous ...
DATE: Jul 02, 1997
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being inside a closed car.
To be fair, some things are better than they once were. The new Government buses belch far fewer fumes than some of their predecessors. However noxious fumes can be a real problem during rush hours. especially on the stretc...
DATE: Jul 02, 1997
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legal action against Government's decision to allow a competitor to operate in Bermuda.
Cable & Wireless PLC (C&W) filed a writ in the Supreme Court yesterday calling for a judicial review of Technology and Information Minister John Barritt's grantin...
DATE: Jul 01, 1997
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after his third court appearance for breach of bail.
Tracey Gladstone Caines, of Cedar Park Road, Devonshire, denied six counts including theft, destruction of property, and breaking and entering from June 10 to 17.
Police asked that bail be denied s...
DATE: Jul 01, 1997
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Women may make up the majority of the Island's work force, but they're getting paid an average of $10,000 a year less than men, according to a just-released report.
The Final Report of the Task Force on Women's Issues said despite the fact that women...
DATE: Jul 01, 1997
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denied allegations by defence lawyer Archie Warner that they grabbed suspected cocaine dealer Vincent Oneal Douglas as he answered his front door, kneed him in the groin, and broke two of his ribs.
"That's ridiculous,'' countered Police Sergeant Stev...
DATE: Jul 01, 1997
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stealing a cycle despite protests from Probation Services and the duty counsel.
Tameisha Crystal Smith, of Friswell's Hill, pleaded guilty to stealing the cycle valued at $3,000.
Police prosecutor Sgt. Phil Taylor said Saltus Grammar School student M...
DATE: Jul 01, 1997
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