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the surface "bubbled up''.
Workmen have been re-laying tarmac on the road which bypasses Somerset Bridge during its renovation.
The temporary roadway opened in the middle of April and this week workmen have been putting down a new surface on some sec...
DATE: Jun 20, 1998
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Progressive Labour Party. The former Assistant Commissioner is to take up a new career as Parliamentary candidate for the Pembroke West Central constituency. ---- Page 2 COUPLE LOSE DRUGS APPEAL CTS Couple lose drugs appeal An elderly couple foun...
DATE: Jun 19, 1998
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Ex-top cop Wayne Perinchief is set to go on the beat for the Opposition Progressive Labour Party.
Former Assistant Commissioner of Police Mr. Perinchief -- controversially axed from the force more than two years ago -- is to take up a new career as P...
DATE: Jun 19, 1998
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
outstanding environmental importance is set to be discussed in the House of Asembly today.
And the bill can be expected to become law -- but not without a stormy debate in the House of Assembly.
The Castle Harbour Redevelopment Act 1998 would allow t...
DATE: Jun 19, 1998
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international human rights legislation has been tabled in the House of Assembly.
And the Mental Health Amendment Bill aims to transfer powers currently held by the Governor to the Minister for Health and Family Services.
The bill -- if passed -- will...
DATE: Jun 19, 1998
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judgment on July 17.
The man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, pleaded not guilty to the sexual exploitation of a child by someone in a position of trust and the alternate charge of touching a young person.
The young girl originally named a you...
DATE: Jun 19, 1998
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full House of Assembly debate on the desirability of setting up the First Citizens' Bank. The situation comes about because the Private Bills Committee of the House turned down Andre Heyliger's plans for the bank, plans which would have had to be app...
DATE: Jun 19, 1998
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Child killer Damon DeRoza has escaped the hangman's noose after the Court of Appeal quashed his conviction for the murder of his five-year-old daughter.
And the Judge at his original trial, Chief Justice Austin Ward, was also criticised for his condu...
DATE: Jun 19, 1998
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Gareth Finighan
Crown lawyers are set to appeal a ground-breaking decision to award costs to a Rastafarian reluctant soldier hauled up before a magistrate on disciplinary charges.
Attorney General Elliott Mottley confirmed last night: "We don't accept the decision -...
DATE: Jun 19, 1998
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Gladys M. Williams as executrices and trustees of the estate of Wilfred M.E.
Dill deceased.
A writ has been filed in the matter of a conveyance of June 25, 1991 made between Kenneth D. Simmons and Eugene T. Richardson and the Bermuda Housing Corp. an...
DATE: Jun 19, 1998
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