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Heads of households have been reminded they must write down names of all persons in their property on January 15, 1997.
The forms should also include names of students or anyone overseas for business or medical treatment.
A person is eligible to regi...
DATE: Jan 09, 1997
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A young man who repeatedly failed to appear for Bermuda Regiment duty was given his marching orders yesterday -- to Westgate.
Twenty-year-old Jeremy Gene Whitecross later turned his march into a mad dash for freedom from Magistrates' Court.
But he wa...
DATE: Jan 09, 1997
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seriously sexually assaulting his 27-year-old ex-girlfriend on March 16.
The man -- who cannot be identified as it would lead to identifying the victim -- shook his bowed head in disbelief as he listened to the verdict. Meanwhile the victim, who was ...
DATE: Jan 09, 1997
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A senior Texaco executive -- based in Bermuda -- has been sacked following an investigation into tapes recording company bosses uttering racial slurs and discussing destroying documents needed for a lawsuit.
David Keough, chief financial officer with...
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A messy dispute between janitors and the Education Department created chaos and a temporary classroom shortage at Northlands Secondary.
The Royal Gazette understands a section of the old Woodlands School building on Mount Hill, Pembroke -- which Nort...
DATE: Jan 09, 1997
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The Bank of Bermuda has filed a writ against Cheryl E. Gibbons and Jean C.
Gibbons.
In the matter of Kwong Sang Hong International Ltd. and in the matter of section 99 of the Companies Act 1981.
JUDGEMENTS A.S. Cooper & Son Ltd. has won an in defaul...
DATE: Jan 09, 1997
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Confusion last night reigned over Bermuda's future liability if health hazards result from burying the Island's asbestos problem overseas.
For Michael Marshall insisted -- contrary to claims by Environment Minister Pamela Gordon -- that his Bermuda W...
DATE: Jan 09, 1997
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to Bermuda from the Caribbean and bringing in plants despite warnings about a devastating plant bug. Customs and Department of Agriculture officials did their job and handed out warnings about the dangers of the "pink mealybug'' before charter flight...
DATE: Jan 09, 1997
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and a temporary classroom shortage at Northlands Secondary. ---- Page 2 MISSED ARMY, LANDS IN COURT CTS Missed army, lands in court A young man who repeatedly failed to appear for Regiment duty was given his marching orders -- to Westgate. ---- P...
DATE: Jan 09, 1997
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Island's asbestos problem.
And Michael Stowe of International Strategic Management said he could set up a deal to have the Island's asbestos buried in a high-tech landfill site in Mississippi -- without the risk of future lawsuits for illness caused ...
DATE: Jan 08, 1997
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