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Island's entire education system.
Last week, the Opposition stalled passage of the education bill when it blocked its third and final reading.
Invoking a rule that requires a bill to be carried over to the following session if three or more Senators ...
DATE: Jul 25, 1996
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session despite an alliance between the Progressive Labour Party and five dissident members of the United Bermuda Party, Sen. Lynda Milligan-Whyte said yesterday.
"The PLP wanted to embarrass the Government,'' she said. "The dissidents wanted to emba...
DATE: Jul 25, 1996
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charities need full-time work permits, then we are in for a difficult and expensive time. A huge amount of volunteer work is done in Bermuda by people on work permits or by the wives of men on work permits who do not themselves have jobs. No one shou...
DATE: Jul 25, 1996
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facilities and will instead try to utilise available manpower more effectively, it was announced yesterday.
Social Services Minister Harry Soares told The Royal Gazette yesterday that he had received a report on the prison service from Management Ser...
DATE: Jul 25, 1996
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Outerbridge, Shekar Robinson, and (bottom left to right) Tania Esdaille, Ebonie Burgess and Jeffery Burton.
DATE: Jul 25, 1996
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The ship shifted to St. George's yesterday morning and will depart this afternoon for New York.
The Dreamward arrived in St. George's on Monday morning, from New York, with 1,402 passengers. It shifted to Hamilton on Tuesday morning and will leave th...
DATE: Jul 25, 1996
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When the Bermuda Craft Market first opened its doors nine years ago this month, in the old Cooperage building, Dockyard was still "a wasteland''. At that time, the only other attractions were the Maritime Museum and the Arts Centre which had just ope...
DATE: Jul 25, 1996
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has been "diasappointing'', Police said yesterday.
Despite a $10,000 reward offered by Police on July 12, information has not been forthcoming.
Chief investigating officer Det. Chief Insp. Sinclair White said he believed members of the community were...
DATE: Jul 25, 1996
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Government should give priority to health and education programmes, former Education Minister Clarence Terceira charged yesterday.
Dr. Terceira was commenting on the heels of complaints to The Royal Gazette that Government had cut grants for students...
DATE: Jul 25, 1996
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from their planned overtime ban because Government has shelved its plans to privatise the Devon Springs Recycling Centre, The Royal Gazette has learned.
It is understood that Government has offered the workers at the Devon Springs Plant $13 an hour, ...
DATE: Jul 24, 1996
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