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The Bermuda Hospitals Board has identified the man it wants for the post of Chief Executive Officer.
Hospitals Board chairman Raymonde Dill revealed yesterday that the Board is negotiating pay and other terms of employment with its first choice candi...
DATE: Sep 16, 1999
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The carriage horse which crashed through a fence into Pembroke Canal and had to be rescued by a crane will make a full recovery, the owner said yesterday.
But Dee Charles, wife of carriage veteran Howard (Hobby) Charles, said the horse, five-year-old...
DATE: Sep 16, 1999
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
Construction workers are scared to seek union protection for fear of being sacked, a labourer claimed yesterday.
And he said unscrupulous firms are using intimidation to keep employees from using union power to improve poor terms and conditions in th...
DATE: Sep 16, 1999
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Most construction workers with Precision/Somers joint venture were back on the job yesterday after a three-day work stoppage protesting the firing of several of their colleagues.
The company has said the men were ousted for walking off the job during...
DATE: Sep 16, 1999
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establish if Hurricane Gert will track toward the Island.
Currently, Category Four Gert is 1,100 nautical miles south east of Bermuda and its closest point of approach in the next 72 hours is 565 miles south/southeast at 3 p.m. on Saturday.
But Bermu...
DATE: Sep 16, 1999
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service yesterday.
Akil Jones, 17, of 45 Cambridge Road, Sandys, pleaded guilty in Magistrates' Court to stealing an auxiliary cycle, causing wilful damage to it, and driving the cycle without a driver's licence.
Senior Magistrate William Francis not...
DATE: Sep 16, 1999
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morning'' yesterday when he gave him a suspended sentence for handling drugs.
Mr. Warner heard a sad tale of a teenage boy under the influence of a drug dealing father and godfather before giving Shakai Crockwell a one year prison sentence for handli...
DATE: Sep 16, 1999
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have voted to take the wraps off the fledgling Trade Union Congress.
Yesterday's unanimous vote to go ahead without the BIU came after they had written to the Caribbean Congress of Labour (CCL) to complain about General Secretary George De Peana who ...
DATE: Sep 16, 1999
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to Tobacco Bay when he was jailed for three months.
Alvin (Alabama) Anderson, 57, of Old Well Lane, St. George's was seen near Tobacco Bay, St. George's waving a half full sherry bottle above his head and preventing visitors from crossing the main ro...
DATE: Sep 16, 1999
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the world, The Royal Gazette today publishes its second Newspapers in Education literacy supplement.
A blended product of the Newspaper Association of America and The Royal Gazette's Newspapers in Education programmes, "Literacy: Our Ongoing Concern'...
DATE: Sep 16, 1999
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