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from a trouble-stricken cargo vessel after crew bungled repair checks.
Now the captain and owners of the 12,000 tonne vessel could face a whopping $100,000 fine if taken to court and convicted of polluting the Island's waters.
Marine and Ports direct...
DATE: Nov 24, 1998
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By Tim Greenfield An oil spill that caused a two-mile slick could cost the culprit tens of thousands of dollars in fines.
The East End leak prompted a full-scale Oil Pollution Response as its size became evident at first light yesterday.
And a cargo...
DATE: Nov 23, 1998
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State-of-the-art "key hole'' medical technology will now allow local patients to recover more quickly than ever before.
Loretta Santucci, Programme Director for the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital's surgical department made the claim on Friday duri...
DATE: Nov 23, 1998
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to a niche market which could potentially boost Island visitor arrivals.
The December issue of Walking -- which has a circulation of 514,087 -- features a full-page article on Bermuda entitled "Shake, Rattle and Roll'' by managing editor Linda Frahm....
DATE: Nov 23, 1998
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debate during the pre-election phase and may be a thing of the past under the new Government. The PLP issued a plan to amend the Parliamentary Election Act to "adequately address the people's needs''.
In the Throne Speech, Government stated: "While i...
DATE: Nov 23, 1998
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buying the defunct Lantana Colony Club at Somerset.
And a spokesman said yesterday James. M. Dwyer Real Estate Investment and Development was already looking at another property on the Island.
As well as resort hotels on the American east coast, the ...
DATE: Nov 23, 1998
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dismiss charges against a man who tried to leave Bermuda with US$20,000 cash.
In the recent Supreme Court finding Chief Justice Austin Ward ruled that new laws which now allowed people to export foreign cash without permission had no effect on the ca...
DATE: Nov 23, 1998
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Labour Party to extend condolences before adjourning until December 2.
Opposition (United Bermuda Party) senators Maxwell Burgess and Kim Swan paid tribute to former St. George's Cup Match team member Wellington (Buster) Smith who played between 1944...
DATE: Nov 23, 1998
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The Bermuda Union of Teachers has thrown its full support behind Government's plans to introduce truancy officers.
"We fully support the introduction of attendance officers,'' BUT president Michael Charles said after Government's Throne Speech reveal...
DATE: Nov 23, 1998
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survival.
Parents and East End residents have worked hard to establish the Giving Tree nursery in St. George's, following the closure of the previous operators Kids' Venture.
But now they need to boost numbers in order to keep the school going and to...
DATE: Nov 23, 1998
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