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recently published cartoon was racist.
And he claims that he would not have been condemned for the cartoon if he was black.
Mr. Woolcock hit out after Development and Opportunities Minister Terry Lister blasted the satirist for being "not funny'' fol...
DATE: Mar 15, 1999
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Comments and suggestions by a Government backbencher about work permit abuse prompted a hostile reaction from Shadow Tourism Minister David Dodwell.
Speaking on the motion to adjourn on Friday night in the House of Assembly, Derrick Burgess demanded ...
DATE: Mar 15, 1999
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Nurses claim they are buckling up under the strain of staff shortages at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital.
Nurses on Cooper Ward have been offered stress counselling, with the workers claiming they need more staff to help cope with the extra workloa...
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The next US Consul General is set to get a new James Bond-style armour-plated car, The Royal Gazette can reveal.
The maximum security vehicle -- specially altered to combat terrorist threats -- is expected to replace the current standard Chevrolet in...
DATE: Mar 15, 1999
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
led to a secrecy pact. Both the Bermuda Industrial Union and the Bermuda Hotel Association have refused to reveal details of the three-year pay deal for workers, signed last week.
A BIU spokeswoman remained tight-lipped, saying details of the agreeme...
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today.
Funeral notices and death notices will now appear on the last page of the Classified section, instead of on the first page. The page, the second last in the newspaper, will incorporate In Memoriam notices and thank you notes from bereaved fami...
DATE: Mar 15, 1999
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An innovative nursery school is hoping it can attain charity status to ensure its survival.
The Giving Tree centre in St. George's will hear early this week whether its application has been successful -- if it fails organisers fear the worst for the ...
DATE: Mar 15, 1999
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proposals to reduce the reserved powers of Governors is an interesting new twist.
Of all the changes, the reports that the Governors will lose their plumed hats and uniforms may carry the heaviest symbolism -- but in the long run, changes to the Gove...
DATE: Mar 15, 1999
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Bungling penpushers in charge of millions of dollars of taxpayers' cash who fail to submit proper sets of accounts should get the boot, according to Bermuda's financial watchdog.
And Auditor Larry Dennis -- the Island's independent scrutineer of publ...
DATE: Mar 15, 1999
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Minister Eugene Cox to put on hold legislation for a national pension scheme.
BEC President Gerald Simons said the Minister was right to postpone the date of the Occupational Pensions Act so that "outstanding questions can be answered''.
The Act, whi...
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