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direction in August 1997, a Coroner heard yesterday.
Coroner Will Francis will render a verdict on Friday in the inquest into the road deaths of Susan Mills and David Alves.
They were riding south on Somerset Road in the northbound lane when they col...
DATE: Apr 13, 1999
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knife was handed a nine-month prison term after Magistrate Ed King decided not to send the defendant for possible heavier sentencing.
Senior Crown Counsel Brian Calhoun had argued that the seriousness of the wounds and the man's history of violence m...
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the matter of the Companies Act, 1981, and in the matter of the Insurance Act, 1978.
Technology Control Services Inc., Technology Control Services (UK) Ltd., Interglobe Telecommunications (International) Plc and Hemisphere Investments Inc. filed a wr...
DATE: Apr 13, 1999
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A former Warwick Academy student is to become the first Bermudian principal of CedarBridge Academy.
And Kalmar Richards plans to make the Island's newest school a centre for academic excellence.
Currently the school's deputy principal, Mrs. Richards ...
DATE: Apr 13, 1999
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region of $1.5 million dollars to upgrade existing buildings.
The phased project has already sought bids and awaits planning permission.
Plans for Andrews Drive at Southside include re-using existing buildings, relocating some and the erection of som...
DATE: Apr 13, 1999
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preach hatred in the face of ignorance'' By Raymond Hainey The son of the MP who piloted the bill legalising gay sex through Parliament has blasted suggestions the Island should go back in time and axe the act.
And Michael Stubbs -- the gay son of t...
DATE: Apr 13, 1999
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SON OF LATE MP SPEAKS OUT GAY Son of late MP speaks out The son of the MP who piloted the bill legalising gay sex through Parliament has blasted suggestions the Island should go back in time and axe the act. ---- Page 3 PLANS FOR HAMILTON TUNNEL ...
DATE: Apr 13, 1999
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being able to strike are well intentioned, but dangerous.
The principle that workers should be able to withdraw their labour is a long-standing one and should not be given up lightly.
There are circumstances when workers have no other recourse but to...
DATE: Apr 13, 1999
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A 40-metre underground pedestrian tunnel is planned to link a proposed new multi-level carpark with the Reid Street mall, it was revealed yesterday.
Corporation of Hamilton secretary Roger Sherratt and a bevy of small retailers fired back after sever...
DATE: Apr 13, 1999
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climbdown by department bosses in their dispute with unionised workers.
But he has also emphasised he is confident that a resolution to the disputes will be reached before staff begin planned strike action in two weeks time.
Bermuda Industrial Union ...
DATE: Apr 13, 1999
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