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abandoned 11 Club Med workers who believed they were entitled to severance pay.
He said he had instructed his lawyer to open a writ against Government to get the surviving ten workers, and the family of their male colleague who died last weekend, mor...
DATE: Jul 20, 2000
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ERROR RG P4 22.7.2000 A story in Thursday's newspaper about the possibility of seat belts becoming mandatory stated that the issue was first raised in 1993 following the death of 21-year-old Jerome Dill in a car crash. The crash victim was Jerome Be...
DATE: Jul 20, 2000
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Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Khamisi Tokunbo is hoping to swell his declining ranks after receiving 18 job applications for senior posts.
Mr. Tokunbo, who has suffered the loss of five key members of staff since February this year, told The ...
DATE: Jul 20, 2000
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15 HAMILTON, Bermuda -- One of the acid homilies of our time is that it is not enough to do well, others must do poorly. Tom Butterfield and his grand passion are proof that a friend's triumph is a far finer thing.
Within months, and for only the se...
DATE: Jul 20, 2000
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officer, the paper has taken a writ out against Government.
Saying an "important principle'' needed to be established, Editor Bill Zuill last night confirmed the writ had been filed and said it was an issue of protecting the freedom of speech.
The wr...
DATE: Jul 20, 2000
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Archibald Warner, who said he was convinced he displayed contempt for the court in repeatedly committing the same offences.
Last week Michael Ameshak Jones, 19, of Warehouse Lane, pleaded guilty to driving while disqualified, disobeying a traffic sig...
DATE: Jul 20, 2000
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Opposition Senate Leader Maxwell Burgess is calling for payroll tax breaks and easing of work permit restrictions for firms given a clean bill of health under new race reporting laws.
The Upper Chamber unanimously passed the Commission for Unity and ...
DATE: Jul 20, 2000
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Business leaders expressed disappointment yesterday that the CURE regulations were passed by Senate but vowed to work with Government to make them a success.
An alliance of employers' groups failed to persuade Government to drop form four of the legi...
DATE: Jul 20, 2000
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$160,000 worth of cocaine and cannabis, after the judge ruled he had "no defence''.
The jury were instructed to convict Jaha Akilly Mallory, otherwise known as Cock Saunders, after he changed his plea following Assistant Justice Charles-Etta Simmons'...
DATE: Jul 20, 2000
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A traveller who was stopped at the airport with more than a kilo of drugs in his luggage lied about being set up, it was suggested in Supreme Court yesterday.
Crown counsel Patrick Doherty made the submission as he was cross-examining 48-year-old Jah...
DATE: Jul 19, 2000
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