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political advertising, a visitor would hardly know that the Island is facing a General Election. But Bermuda is facing an election and a very important election at that.
Let us say that in our view some of the recent advertising has been distasteful ...
DATE: Oct 20, 1998
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on buses, particularly leading up to Hallowe'en.
The meeting, to be held at CedarBridge Academy's cafeteria, will be open to parents of students throughout the Island.
It is the result of recent incidents of rock and egg throwing between students tra...
DATE: Oct 20, 1998
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A one-stop shop to help the elderly is on the cards, Health and Family Services Minister Wayne Furbert announced yesterday.
Mr. Furbert said existing services for seniors will come under one roof for ease of access.
He added: "All Government services...
DATE: Oct 20, 1998
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
First and second-time voters will hold the key to General Election victory, Opposition leader Jennifer Smith told the party faithful last night.
Ms Smith said that surveys commissioned by the Progressive Labour Party from pollster Walton Brown showed...
DATE: Oct 20, 1998
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
Governor Thorold Masefield to pass controversial trade union legislation into law. And a delegation of British trade union leaders is now set to argue the case against the Trade Union Amendment Act on behalf of Bermuda's unions to an international co...
DATE: Oct 20, 1998
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controversial trade union legislation into law.
And a delegation of British trade union leaders is now set to argue the case against the Trade Union Amendment Act on behalf of Bermuda's unions to an international committee on worker's rights.
Last we...
DATE: Oct 20, 1998
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Gareth Finighan
A necropsy on Buddy, a two and a half-year-old cross breed, has revealed no evidence of strangulation on the dog that was found hanging by its female owner a week ago.
And now Government Vet Jonathan Nisbett is probing the possibility that Buddy was ...
DATE: Oct 20, 1998
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The attempt by CCS Group Ltd. to use Bermuda as an offshore centre for Internet transactions has come under the spotlight in a Canadian business magazine.
The magazine noted Revenue Canada is concerned that companies like CCS subsidiary First Atlanti...
DATE: Oct 20, 1998
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AUTHOR:
Ahmed Elamin
A Pembroke man claimed in Magistrates' Court yesterday that he was the target of a West Indian hit team, but he took matters in his own hands.
John Sinclair Anderson was sentenced to two nine-month prison sentences to run concurrently after he pleade...
DATE: Oct 20, 1998
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Patrick Burgess
though the charges he faced had already been dropped.
Andrew Simons, 36, of Spanish View Road, Smith's, was arrested at his home on Saturday night. A warrant had been issued for Simons after he had failed to appear in court to face traffic offences, ...
DATE: Oct 20, 1998
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