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barrage of criticism over the rent increase controversy.
Opposition Progressive Labour Party MPs rounded on him, saying the proposed rent rises were out of line with tenants' ability to pay.
PLP leader Mr. Frederick Wade said Bermuda Housing Corporat...
DATE: Jun 24, 1995
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tried to bring cannabis into Bermuda, a court was told yesterday.
Deborah Wallata Cole appeared before the Supreme Court yesterday charged with conspiracy to import and the importation of cannabis worth $160,000.
Her mother was in the court supportin...
DATE: Jun 24, 1995
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While some Bermudians have called for tougher measures in schools to halt increasing incidents of violence, others have claimed that parents were to blame for failing to properly discipline their children.
But an informal survey carried out by The Ro...
DATE: Jun 24, 1995
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importing and possessing marijuana and cocaine.
Timothy Miller, a visitor on board the Meridian , admitted in Magistrates' Court to importing and possession of 4.1 grams of cocaine and 32.08 grams of marijuana on June 20.
Police Prosecutor Sgt. Kenri...
DATE: Jun 24, 1995
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there was a risk that a hotel award would be imposed on them, hotels lawyer Mr. Stephen Shawe revealed.
The announcement was made during the third day of hearings between hoteliers and the Bermuda Industrial Union.
Mr. Shawe said the properties met y...
DATE: Jun 24, 1995
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Herman Tucker on becoming the new Director of Civil Aviation.
Minister of Management and Technology the Hon. Grant Gibbons asked the House of Assembly to send a letter of congratulations to 39-year-old Mr. Tucker.
Transport Minister the Hon. Maxwell ...
DATE: Jun 24, 1995
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has a right to have its objections heard.
Lawyer for Sea Horse Betting Shop Mr. Christian Luthi, said that his client was opposed to Top Turf getting its licence back because it had failed to pay its share of taxes to the Bermuda Government.
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DATE: Jun 24, 1995
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Teachers outnumbered students at Dellwood Primary School yesterday after the vast majority of parents backed a one-day boycott in protest of the opposed move to Northlands.
Only 17 of the 325 students turned up for class -- the rest stayed at home.
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DATE: Jun 24, 1995
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an estimated balance of payments deficit of $21 million, said Finance Minister the Hon. David Saul.
But the first quarter deficit -- $12 million more than first quarter 1994 -- is "well within tolerance levels and is perfectly acceptable'', Dr. Saul ...
DATE: Jun 24, 1995
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public bodies to follow, a Minister said last night.
On July 1, the Public Transportation Board will become the first public organisation to introduce random drug testing among its 200 staff, following the example set by private companies such as Bel...
DATE: Jun 23, 1995
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