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A breakaway group from the lawyers' "trade union'' last night threatened court action over the appointment of Solicitor General William Pearce as acting Director of Public Prosecutions.
And they are to present a petition to UK Foreign Secretary Robin...
DATE: Apr 06, 1999
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
Industrial relations between dockworkers and management company bosses were on the rocks yet again last night -- just hours after a temporary settlement between the two sides had been reached.
Dockers had returned to work yesterday morning after walk...
DATE: Apr 06, 1999
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Gareth Finighan
The Crown had no basis on which to appeal a decision to acquit the man accused of murdering Canadian teenager Rebecca Middleton.
But the trial judge in the murder case, which ended in controversy in December, should have stayed proceedings instead of...
DATE: Apr 06, 1999
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Tourism officials are hoping the initiative currently underway in the United States will see immediate benefits in air passengers.
As representatives of the industry tour east coast cities with Premier Jennifer Smith and Tourism Minister David Allen,...
DATE: Apr 06, 1999
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A teenage girl had to be consoled by her family after a confrontation with a sex attacker's family in a courtroom.
Shawn Gordon Eugene Smith, 29, of Sandys Parish, pleaded guilty earlier this week in the Supreme Court to having unlawful carnal knowle...
DATE: Apr 06, 1999
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Patrick Burgess
him home.
The horrifying ordeal began when the 26-year-old Warwick victim, who was carrying a portable cassette recorder, was walking along Cedar Hill, Warwick at about 9 p.m. on Tuesday.
As he walked past, the group approached him and struck up a co...
DATE: Apr 06, 1999
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Campaigners against cell-phone towers are on completely the wrong wavelength, according to one amateur researcher.
Banker Adam Gauntlett has signalled his disgust at radiation fears voiced by pressure group CARE.
Mr. Gauntlett, from the Bank of Bermu...
DATE: Apr 06, 1999
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Company appeared in Magistrates' Court yesterday.
Calvin Richardson, 31, of no fixed abode, elected to have the case heard in Supreme Court.
Senior Magistrate Will Francis ruled that he be remanded in custody until his next court date, later this mon...
DATE: Apr 06, 1999
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against former banker Arnold J. Todd.
It's unlikely Mr. Vaucrosson will collect much, if any of the money. Mr. Todd is being hounded by creditors. Law firm Mello Hollis Jones and Martin have filed a writ for bankruptcy proceedings against him.
Mr. To...
DATE: Apr 06, 1999
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The media have been banned from attending the court hearings of three teens who are expected to be charged with setting fire to Harrington Sound School last month.
Magistrate Carlisle Greaves yesterday refused to speak to The Royal Gazette's Editor W...
DATE: Apr 06, 1999
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AUTHOR:
Patrick Burgess
