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While not wildly popular, the Progressive Labour Party's call for a boycott of the Independence referendum does not appear to have prompted a challenge to the party's leadership.
The lack of fervour over whether PLP supporters should take part in the...
DATE: Apr 12, 1995
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A string of driving offences yesterday cost an 18-year-old man $875 in fines and his driver's licence for 12 months.
Jermaine Saltus, of Cochrane Road, Sandy's Parish, appeared in Magistrates' Court and pleaded guilty to failing to exhibit a proper p...
DATE: Apr 12, 1995
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yesterday after a Supreme Court jury deliberated for more than two hours.
Burgess, 31, of Turkey Hill, St. George's, was charged with murder but the jury returned a not guilty verdict to that charge and convicted him of manslaughter, an alternative c...
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A leading Cayman Islands lawyer said yesterday Independence was the best course for Bermuda.
Mr. Anthony Travers also saw no reason why international businesses would take flight if Bermuda cut ties with Britain.
And he scotched suggestions the Cayma...
DATE: Apr 12, 1995
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A local surgeon became enraged when he could not get out of his parking spot and hit the car behind him, a Magistrate ruled yesterday.
Eye surgeon Dr. Mohamed Hamza was found guilty of driving without due care and failing to stop after an accident.
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That is the question just about everyone is asking now that the Progressive Labour Party leadership has asked its followers not to exercise their democratic right in the Independence referendum.
The first thing that is happening is a strange public a...
DATE: Apr 12, 1995
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The Progressive Labour Party hit back yesterday at criticism of its Independence referendum stand from the National Liberal Party.
Comments by NLP Leader Mr. Gilbert Darrell were "mischievous at best and dishonest at worst,'' PLP referendum campaign ...
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Public schools will not be able to test students for drug use until a new Education Act is in place.
To do so under present laws would "technically be an assault,'' a Government lawyer told The Royal Gazette yesterday.
But at least two public schools...
DATE: Apr 12, 1995
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A Claytown, Hamilton Parish resident told Police someone set fire to the front door of his home on Friday evening.
The fire was extinguished by a neighbour, and damage was minimal.
DATE: Apr 11, 1995
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stealing his new $4,000 bike.
The theft meant Henry was unable to take part in a weekend cycling event.
But now, it seems, Henry's tyre-some ordeal may be coming to an end.
For The Royal Gazette understands the thief had a change of heart -- and has ...
DATE: Apr 11, 1995
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