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and leaping to freedom when it reached New Jersey.
It is believed the man was desperate to reach his parents in America, but was banned from entering the country because he was wanted for questioning by Florida police.
The 25-year-old St. George's ma...
DATE: Jan 19, 1994
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Court and answer questions about their companies' affairs.
But their lawyer, Mr. Julian Hall, said he would oppose the examinations, which he described as "a fishing expedition.'' Mr. Richard Burns, Mr. Thomas Burns, and Mr. Christopher Donnachie ar...
DATE: Jan 19, 1994
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Benjamin are asked to contact Police.
In particular, Police would like to speak to the driver of a large white truck travelling east on North Shore Road following the taxi involved in the accident.
"The truck driver is not suspected of any wrongdoing...
DATE: Jan 19, 1994
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be answered before Bermudians can make an informed choice as opposed to an emotional choice.
There are those in favour of Independence who simply see the step as a question of "freedom'' and a kind of overdue coming of age which is not to be compromi...
DATE: Jan 18, 1994
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develop tourism in Bermuda between the World Wars, are to be released by the Post Office. Two ships of the Furness Bermuda Line adorn the four-stamp, January 20 issue, the first of 1994.
The art for the stamps is by Adolph Treidler, whose posters wer...
DATE: Jan 18, 1994
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yesterday.
Mr. David Boyd, the hotel's managing director, said the redundancies were part of a reorganisation of the housekeeping department. Now, maids would report directly to salaried middle managers, he said.
Some of the supervisors -- known as f...
DATE: Jan 18, 1994
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in calling for a major venue for music on the Island.
Mr. John Simmons and Mr. Glenn Blakeney have called on Government to find a permanent venue for both local and visiting acts.
The two men were at loggerheads last year when Devonshire Colts erecte...
DATE: Jan 18, 1994
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programmes run by the Ministry of Youth, Sport and Recreation.
Minister the Hon. Pamela Gordon responded to fears raised by the Coalition for the Protection of Children which fears the threatened postponement of the after-school programme will hit ch...
DATE: Jan 18, 1994
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Magistrates' Court heard yesterday.
Stephen Cabral made the comment about Fisheries Warden David Vallis, lawyer Mr. Timothy Marshall suggested.
Cabral, 40, of Mariner's Lane in Pembroke, is charged under the Fisheries Act with fishing in a protected ...
DATE: Jan 18, 1994
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his driver's licence in Magistrates' Court yesterday.
Stuart Trott, 40, of Southampton, pleaded guilty to the charge before Magistrate the Wor. Charles-Etta Simmons and was fined $350.
The Magistrate said recent law changes meant she was no longer ob...
DATE: Jan 18, 1994
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