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The white powder - suspected of being anthrax - which closed the airport arrivals hall yesterday was determined to be "non-hazardous", The Royal Gazette can reveal.
Acting general manager of the Airport Mike Osborn said airport operations was informe...
DATE: Dec 20, 2001
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A stern warning that driving when drunk turns a vehicle into a weapon came form Road Safety officer Roxanne Christopher yesterday.
"When you drink and drive, you are using that vehicle as a weapon. That is what you are ultimately doing," she said at ...
DATE: Dec 20, 2001
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Opposition leader Grant Gibbons last night criticised Government for agreeing to pay an unknown amount towards a Caribbean tourism marketing programme which he claimed would cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.
And he warned it could be the "thin e...
DATE: Dec 20, 2001
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The population census will take place every five years if the proposed Statistics Act is approved by the House of Assembly.
The bill, which was tabled in the House last week, will be the governing act for the statistics department.
Current law provid...
DATE: Dec 20, 2001
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The Senate approved a new $4.25 airport security fee yesterday during the final session of the year.
The fee is intended to defray costs of security at the airport and will be added on to the price of flight tickets beginning next month.
But Oppositi...
DATE: Dec 20, 2001
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The family of a man who died in prison early yesterday morning has called for an investigation following claims that his cries for help went unanswered by prison guards.
Steven Mansfield (Pepe) Dill, 41, is believed to have died from a fatal asthma a...
DATE: Dec 20, 2001
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Family and friends of September 11 terrorist victim Boyd Gatton gathered last night at his old school to say a fond farewell and plant a tree in his memory.
Around 20 of Mr. Gatton's former classmates at Saltus Grammar School joined the dead man's fa...
DATE: Dec 20, 2001
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Troubles at the Commission for Unity and Racial Equality (CURE) will be given a fresh look early next year when a new board is in place, Community and Sport Minister Randy Horton told The Royal Gazette yesterday.
“A blind man could see there are some...
DATE: Dec 20, 2001
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Drug Court was unrelenting for some and forgiving to others as the weekly assessment of clients appeared before Acting Senior Magistrate Carlisle Greaves yesterday.
Mr. Greaves dealt with several people who were in the Drug Treatment Court programme ...
DATE: Dec 20, 2001
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A Pembroke man narrowly escaped incarceration when Acting Senior Magistrate Carlisle Greaves gave him a chance at assessment for drug addiction treatment yesterday.
Christopher Robinson, 33, of Berkeley Road in Pembroke, admitted three charges of the...
DATE: Dec 20, 2001
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