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chest, a Coroner's inquest learned yesterday.
Fifteen-year-old Winston William Paynter, who was thrown from his motorbike into a stone pillar on Middle Road, Southampton, in the early hours of New Year's Day, 1995, suffered a ruptured right atrium an...
DATE: Jul 26, 1996
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The Education Ministry has been forced to turn down operators of two child enrichment programmes requests for use of its facilities.
Both The Learning Centre of Bermuda, which tutors children with learning disabilities, and the Coalition for the Prot...
DATE: Jul 26, 1996
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LYME REGIS, England -- The RAF's daring aerobatic display team last night set the seal on the twinning ceremony between St. George's and the birthplace of Bermuda's founder, Sir George Somers.
The Red Arrows display team used smoke to form a perfect ...
DATE: Jul 26, 1996
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
internal strife afflicting Government is close to being resolved.
The so-called "People's Five'' inflicted a series of embarrassments on Government during the last Parliamentary session.
Two meetings between Dr. Saul and the "Five'' have taken place ...
DATE: Jul 26, 1996
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a bed-ridden pensioner.
Yesterday Puisne Judge Norma Wade sentenced Williams to life imprisonment for the murder of 67-year-old Maureen Parker on September 27.
It took the seven-woman, five-man jury just 15 minutes to decide on the fate of Wiliams, 2...
DATE: Jul 26, 1996
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Acting Senior Magistrate Cheryl Ann Mapp yesterday.
Smith, of Deepdale Road East, is charged with the premeditated murder of Canadian teenager Rebecca Middleton and Mundy, a Jamaican national of Brunswick Street, Pembroke, is charged with being an ac...
DATE: Jul 26, 1996
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Government is wrong to blame the Progressive Labour Party or the Senate for the failure of the Telecommunications Amendment Act 1996, Opposition Leader Frederick Wade said yesterday.
And if the United Bermuda Party was serious about telecommunication...
DATE: Jul 26, 1996
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decision in London which turned back an attempt to block his discharge from his first bankruptcy.
But he warns that should he win a European Court of Human Rights case he has filed, Bermuda could be forced to pay compensation to him by way of reimbur...
DATE: Jul 26, 1996
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David Fox, Business Editor
Former Premier Sir John Swan has launched an appeal against the Development Applications Board's decision to deny him permission to build two homes on Lighthouse Hill in Southampton.
But the Bermuda National Trust has reiterated its opposition to the...
DATE: Jul 26, 1996
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to take place again on October 13.
But this year the Ministry of Community and Cultural Affairs will not be one of the sponsors of the event, which will be held for one day instead of two.
Community and Cultural Affairs Minister Yvette Swan yesterday...
DATE: Jul 26, 1996
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