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of illicit drugs.
The Prison Officers Association reaffirmed their backing for the erradication of drugs, following a swoop recently on certain areas of Westgate.
Police officers with drugs dogs took part in the search of the public and service areas...
DATE: Oct 21, 1998
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Bermuda has been voted the second best island in the world by readers of a prestigious travel publication.
Conde Nast Traveler readers rated islands on their beaches, friendliness, infrastructure, food, accommodations and the overall experience they ...
DATE: Oct 21, 1998
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have been something of a shock for most Bermudians. While some of the rise can be attributed to better reporting and a greater willingness on the part of women to come forward, we think the alarming figures may be just the tip of the iceberg.
A Polic...
DATE: Oct 21, 1998
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year after the defendant claimed she was having difficulty obtaining bank documents which would prove her innocence.
Women's development group Akinstall International's founder Valirie Akinstall denies obtaining credit by false pretences between July...
DATE: Oct 21, 1998
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set up, it was revealed this week.
Health and Family Services Minister Wayne Furbert said: "I've committed to look at our rest homes around the Island.'' Mr. Furbert most homes for the elderly are currently run by Parish Councils, with financial sup...
DATE: Oct 21, 1998
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
Magistrates' Court yesterday.
Mark DeCosta, 19, of White Sands Road, Paget, was charged under the Computer Misuse Act 1996 with using a computer to secure unauthorised access.
Police allege that DeCosta committed the offences three times last year --...
DATE: Oct 21, 1998
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according to Canon James Francis.
And at a public meeting last night the Human Rights Commission chairman urged the entire community to empower themselves to eradicate racism on the Island.
Nearly 150 people, including Deputy Premier Jerome Dill, Pag...
DATE: Oct 21, 1998
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Gareth Finighan
yard,'' Sharonlynn Wilson told The Royal Gazette . ---- Page 3 MEMBERSHIP DRIVE LAUNCHED BUC CLB Membership drive launched The Chamber of Commerce will launch a membership drive as it focuses on three major goals for 1999, including the revitalis...
DATE: Oct 21, 1998
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bid to persuade motorists to obey the rules of the road.
And he has promised that he is likely to raise the level of fines for uninsured motorists, who he described as "a menace to other road users''.
Mr. Francis made his remarks following yesterday ...
DATE: Oct 20, 1998
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AUTHOR:
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Hospital managers have been accused of using intimidation tactics to suppress staff dissatisfaction and dissent at the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital.
And in a further development in the ongoing dispute, some staff claim the futures of 30 nursing ...
DATE: Oct 20, 1998
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