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yesterday.
Former Senate leader the Hon. Mr. Charles Collis, head of a new Government team examining the future of Bermuda's bases, said a decision on the Annex had yet to emerge from US policy makers.
Defence chiefs were rethinking their plans for U...
DATE: Sep 11, 1992
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Saltus.
Mrs. Saltus, who was also the first woman Dean of Academic Services, will be in charge of academic and student affairs on campus.
She said yesterday: "For a woman to be in this position is exciting and interesting and something I certainly lo...
DATE: Sep 11, 1992
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electricity cables yesterday.
The huge truck was turning from King Street into Reid Street when its load caught the overhead wires causing them to touch and burn out.
It cut off the supply to offices in parts of King Street, Church Street East and Re...
DATE: Sep 11, 1992
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with most of them taking place in the Hamilton city area.
The first break-in occurred at a Queen Street establishment where cash registers were attacked and a little over $100 was stolen.
Thieves netted approximately $240 when they pried open a safe ...
DATE: Sep 10, 1992
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levelled against the government secondary school system by former Bermuda College president Dr. Archibald Hallett. Dr. Hallet's comments were made during his speech to the Hamilton Rotary Club on Tuesday.
In his address, Dr. Hallett claimed: "The sch...
DATE: Sep 10, 1992
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number of forgery and theft charges will have to wait for the Supreme Court to decide his fate.
Clarence N. Simmons of Horseshoe Road told the court that he committed the offences in order to support his drug habit.
Simmons admitted that he obtained ...
DATE: Sep 10, 1992
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fiance and two-year-old daughter went through at the hands of "Gestapo-like'' Bermuda Immigration officers.
An angry Mr. Hans Olander said that upon arriving in Bermuda last month, his fiance Martha Mora and their child Louisa were refused entry.
Mis...
DATE: Sep 10, 1992
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sweeping Government cutbacks.
It would bring the total of Police job losses to 42 over the last 18 months.
And yesterday Police Commissioner Mr. Lennett (Lennie) Edwards sounded alarm bells over any cuts: "It means a lesser service, with a slower res...
DATE: Sep 10, 1992
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pulling carriages in the City, Corporation of Hamilton secretary Mr. Roger Sherratt disclosed yesterday.
But he said the Corporation is wary about putting the law into effect because of "total opposition'' to diapers from Bermuda's horse and buggy ow...
DATE: Sep 10, 1992
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to be lawyers.
The July amendment to the Supreme Court Act of 1905 means that Bermudians can now complete their training on the island.
It means that they do not have to go to England to take part in an almost impossible scramble for jobs.
Already th...
DATE: Sep 10, 1992
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