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Tourism Shadow Minister David Allen yesterday backed decisions by a pair of hotel developers to put their plans on hold until after the General Election.
And he stressed that if the Progressive Labour Party got into power, it would not mean these dev...
DATE: Oct 16, 1998
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West End Primary parents and students have won an ongoing battle for a second Primary One teacher at the school.
PTA president Sibylle Ross yesterday learned that the school will get another Primary One teacher by November 16.
And while she still had...
DATE: Oct 16, 1998
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Planning and Natural Resources in the matter of the Development and Planning Act and in the matter of an appeal from a decision of the Minister on Sept.
21, 1998.
The Minister of Finance has filed a writ seeking $334,716 against Elliott Street Ltd.
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Prisoner Toronto Darrell won one-third of a legal battle yesterday when a magistrate was ordered to re-hear a charge that he attacked a policeman.
Lorenzo (Toronto) MacDonald Darrell, jailed for nine months for a breaking and entering offence in May,...
DATE: Oct 16, 1998
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Plans to sell off houses at the old US Naval Air Station will not help solve housing problems for lower-income families, Shadow Health and Family Services Minister Renee Webb claimed yesterday.
Ms Webb said the 54 homes at what is now known as Souths...
DATE: Oct 16, 1998
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to court over a $400,000 mortgage dispute.
Mr. Pearman issued the Supreme Court writ yesterday through his lawyers at Francis and Forrest.
He claimed the three defendants were behind with repayments on a mortgage he had lent them.
Now Charlotte Naomi...
DATE: Oct 16, 1998
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possibility that the animal may have been poisoned. And last night the dog's owner made an emotional appeal for information to track down the culprits who slayed her pet.
Buddy, a cross breed, was found by its owner hanging by its own rope from an ou...
DATE: Oct 16, 1998
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A jury yesterday heard how a former senator discussed giving the proceeds of two pension plans to his ex-wife some time before having to fight bankruptcy hearings.
But Sylvia Oreeta Peniston revealed in court that Llewellyn Peniston -- from whom divo...
DATE: Oct 16, 1998
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Patrick Burgess
dates to avoid disruption and uncertainty.
National Liberal Party chairman Charles Jeffers said: "It is high time we consider changes in the section of the Bermuda Constitution as it pertains to the calling of elections.
"The Westminster system, afte...
DATE: Oct 16, 1998
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
rubber stamped by Governor Thorold Masefield this week.
The Trade Union Amendment Act was passed by the House of Assembly in March and by the Senate shortly after. But the act was sidelined after union leaders claimed that it broke the Island's const...
DATE: Oct 16, 1998
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