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courses planned by Government.
Training will be carried out across the Island and targeted mainly at young people seeking trades. For example, people wanting work as waiters or in the car industry would benefit, Government say.
Retraining would also ...
DATE: Mar 05, 1994
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which they recently allowed to pass through Airport Customs.
"We have information that people who have these replicas are trying to fraudulently sell them as real weapons -- firearms,'' Police spokesperson Sgt.
Roseanda Jones said.
"We are actively s...
DATE: Mar 05, 1994
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anti-gay laws.
They said gay sex should not be condoned -- although making it a crime was "inappropriate''.
Their statement, however, revealed divided opinions among Anglican Church members.
Yesterday the decision of the Synod of the Anglican Church ...
DATE: Mar 05, 1994
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in Europe will be attracting visitors to Bermuda.
Mr. Andre Brenner, leaves the Island after three years at the Somerset resort.
He has started a new London-based company called Connect AB Ltd., with plans to open offices in Frankfurt and Zurich.
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DATE: Mar 05, 1994
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boost the hotel industry.
Opposition Senator Terry Lister said Government and hoteliers had formed a team.
It was a "nonsense'' for the Bermuda Industrial Union not to be included.
Sen. Lister accepted the hotels were facing problems after being hit ...
DATE: Mar 04, 1994
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player at the ICC Trophy competition if they could defeat the host nation.
Bermuda Broadcasting Company's overseas correspondent Mr. Darren Burchall reported that a Bermudian living in Kenya had come to the team hotel and offered the incentive to the...
DATE: Mar 04, 1994
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he pleaded guilty to possessing .19 grams of cannabis.
George Mouchette, of Rushy Lane, admitted the offence which occurred on June 9.
Sgt. Earl Kirby, prosecuting, told the court that Police stopped Mouchette who was riding a motorcycle, at Portland...
DATE: Mar 04, 1994
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Labour Party over the health of the industry.
The House of Assembly on Wednesday approved The Hotels Refurbishment (Temporary Customs Duty Relief) Act Extension Order 1994.
It allows hoteliers to pay only five per cent duty on materials imported to f...
DATE: Mar 04, 1994
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was ordered to forfeit the sum.
School teacher and mother of four, Mernell-Meritta Greenshaw-Lindner pleaded guilty this week in Magistrates' Court to the charge.
Crown Counsel Mr. Melvin Douglas told the court that on February 28 at 1 p.m.
at the Ci...
DATE: Mar 04, 1994
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assaulting two Policemen were thrown out of Magistrates' Court this week.
Anthony J. O. Pitcher, of Pinetree Lane, walked free after being arrested last May because his landlord said he had stolen electrical parts from her apartment.
On May 15 Pitche...
DATE: Mar 04, 1994
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