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its doors for good.
The school, which provided education and training to special students, officially closed during a ceremony on Thursday night at the Sonesta Beach Hotel in Southampton.
Principal Leon James said the school had stopped taking in stu...
DATE: Jun 24, 1997
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Government in the decade-long battle to get Bermuda Cablevision Ltd. to respect exclusivity agreements BBC has for programming.
This was confirmed by BBC chief executive officer Ulric P. Richardson yesterday. He said a writ could be filed in the Supr...
DATE: Jun 24, 1997
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David Fox, Business Editor
promoting the Island's Aircraft Register and to take steps toward allowing people to hire out their aircraft.
The news came on Friday from Transport Minister Wayne Furbert in the House of Assembly.
He said the Department of Civil Aviation had been as...
DATE: Jun 24, 1997
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The Bermuda Police Service is looking to establish a hi-tech link-up with a top US crime laboratory, Police Commissioner Colin Coxall revealed recently.
He told The Royal Gazette : "We will hopefully be entering an arrangement with the New York State...
DATE: Jun 24, 1997
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yesterday.
Police said the crash on Ord Road near Paget Primary School just before 4 p.m.
involved a car and a bike. The rider was last night in serious but stable condition at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital.
DATE: Jun 24, 1997
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ERROR RG P4 25.6.1997 A story in yesterday's paper incorrectly stated the Court of Appeal was headed by Chief Justice Austin Wood. The President of the Court of Appeal is Sir James Astwood.
Disgraced lawyer Charles Vaucrosson yesterday launched a bi...
DATE: Jun 24, 1997
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
debilitating factor for both the Country and the United Bermuda Party. For far too long fast food franchises have been disrupting the real business of this Country.
The whole issue could have been avoided very early on, but some people in the Cabinet...
DATE: Jun 24, 1997
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It has been 13 years in the making but Winniefred Fostine-DeSilva has finally realised part of her dream.
In three more years she says she intends to fully realise it.
As the newly-installed designate Collector of Customs, she is assuming command of ...
DATE: Jun 24, 1997
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position of Collector of Customs will harm morale and serve to further stymie the aspirations of Bermudians, a Shadow Minister said yesterday.
Alex Scott, Shadow Labour and Immigration Minister was reacting to Finance Minister Grant Gibbons' decision...
DATE: Jun 24, 1997
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$1.3 million plan to install a closed-circuit television system in the city.
Timothy Marshall made the plea to protect the privacy of law abiding citizens in a letter to Mayor of Hamilton William de V. Frith which he forwarded to The Royal Gazette .
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DATE: Jun 23, 1997
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