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Gordon said yesterday.
And -- of 111 pledges in Government's Blueprint for 1994-98 -- a total of 34 have been completed, while 64 are classed as implemented/recurring and 13 are ongoing.
Ms Gordon said: "I'm extremely proud because what we are able t...
DATE: Aug 11, 1998
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
Lawyer Michael Scott was yesterday warned he faced contempt of court charges after refusing to sit down when ordered by a judge.
Puisne Judge Vincent Meerabux saw red after Mr. Scott objected to a question by plaintiff Frederick Hendrickson's lawyer ...
DATE: Aug 11, 1998
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Patrick Burgess
three weeks.
Home Affairs Minister Maxwell Burgess will finally take the wraps off how the new court will look in a special joint announcement with the National Drugs Commission.
The Royal Gazette can reveal that the NDC will then launch straight int...
DATE: Aug 11, 1998
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Milton E. White has filed a writ against Joseph Lynch.
Dennis Bell has filed a writ against Gringley Construction Co. Ltd.
JUDGMENTS Donna Johnson has been awarded $30,000 against Kenneth M. Brown.
INCORPORATIONS Exempted Companies Bandung (Bermud...
DATE: Aug 11, 1998
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International to install a 16-metre satellite dish in Southside until the Board has carried out a site inspection.
TeleBermuda has submitted plans for the dish to be placed at Building 110 on Corregidor Avenue, on the former US Naval Airstation, but ...
DATE: Aug 10, 1998
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The Shell Company of Bermuda has received Planning permission to demolish 14 outdated oil vats in St. George's.
"The existing facility is old and does not meet current safety and environmental standards,'' outlined a Development Applications Board do...
DATE: Aug 10, 1998
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A housing dispute involving a high-ranking Police officer and the Bermuda Housing Corporation has been sent back to Magistrates' Court.
In a recent written judgement, Bermuda Police Service Superintendent Victor G.
Richmond has won his Supreme Court ...
DATE: Aug 10, 1998
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David Fox, Business Editor
jail, have come under attack from the National Liberal Party.
And the Island's third political organisation has the backing of a research company which claims that the scheme "raises more questions than answers''.
Last night, NLP leader Charles Jeffe...
DATE: Aug 10, 1998
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Frday morning.
She told Police she was awakened around 5.15 a.m. and went to the kitchen. As she was leaving the room she saw a dark form lying on the floor, but she assumed it was a household member and went back to bed.
Shortly after returning to h...
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A child-sex beast is set to be booted out of the US and deported to his birthplace of Bermuda, The Royal Gazette can reveal.
David Alves was jailed earlier this year after being convicted of child pornography offences in New England.
It is understood...
DATE: Aug 10, 1998
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