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for the Bermudianisation of the Crown legal service on the Island.
The meeting was a follow-up to a petition signed by only 16 of the Island's host of lawyers.
A letter from the National Bar Association of Bermuda (NBA) asking that the UK Foreign Off...
DATE: Jun 10, 1999
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
a similar way to the growth of Shipping Registry.
Senate passed the Mortgaging of Aircraft and Aircraft Engines Act 1999, which could help the Government tap into the multi-million dollar private aircraft business.
It enables the Island to compete wi...
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admitting to driving while disqualified -- twice in less than a week.
Vaughn Edwards, of Warwick, who has been convicted of the offence 23 times in the last ten years, received a six-month suspended jail term in April after admitting to the offence.
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DATE: Jun 10, 1999
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her daughter was involved in.
Kennalene Durham told The Royal Gazette how her daughter Kennisha Leverock came off her cycle on Monday whilst navigating the bend on North Shore Road, opposite the entrance to Old Road.
Ms Leverock suffered severe abras...
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major markets showed declines.
The US, Canada, Britain and continental Europe all registered declines, with US visitors accounting for more than half the loss of 1,700 airline passengers in April.
The only bright spark came from the Mid-Atlantic regi...
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the weekend and a black and grey radio cassette player was taken.
Also The Family Resource Centre on Mount Hill in Pembroke was unlawfully entered. A stereo radio cassette player was taken from the centre along with a game boy computer.
Yesterday, a ...
DATE: Jun 10, 1999
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Bermuda Constitution protects journalists from having to reveal the names of their sources.
Observers commented that yesterday's decision by Puisne Judge Vincent Meerabux helps establish in Bermuda a "shield'' law for the press.
Supreme Court Puisne ...
DATE: Jun 10, 1999
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phone prices drop for the public, it has been claimed.
Opposition Senate Leader Maxwell Burgess said he was not interested in a redistribution of wireless technology profits amongst companies but only in the community.
"I am not interested in money g...
DATE: Jun 10, 1999
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A bid to set up a special register of MPs' business interests is set to hit the rocks.
And a split in the ranks of a special committee -- which has already drawn up forms for MPs to register outside interests which could lead to conflicting loyalties...
DATE: Jun 10, 1999
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Island's biggest prison yesterday.
The prisoner made his bold move at noonday.
But prison officers were fast off the mark after ending days of industrial action, when they spotted the man scaling a security wall at Westgate Correctional Facility in D...
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