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A private detective agency is being called in to stamp out crime in Warwick.
And the agency, International Security and Investigations Ltd, is now drawing up a plan which it claims could slash crime in the parish by up to 70 percent.
The agency was c...
DATE: Jun 17, 1998
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children.
The legislation was drawn up to allow a child snatched by an estranged father or mother and taken to another country to be returned to the legal guardian as fast as possible.
The law -- the International Child Abduction Act 1998 -- would al...
DATE: Jun 17, 1998
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toppled over during an exercise yesterday.
The engine -- one of three Crash Fire Rescue vehicles at the airport -- keeled over as it was cornering during training on the airfield. Airport bosses said damage was limited to a few scrapes and dents and ...
DATE: Jun 17, 1998
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personal fight to revive Flatts Village -- and stamp out road rage.
W.A. (Toppy) Cowen used his position at the VIP to launch a crusade to solve traffic problems in Flatts.
And even though he has stepped down, he is continuing to fight. Mr. Cowen and...
DATE: Jun 17, 1998
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final court of appeal.
Grape Bay Ltd is almost certain to go to the Privy Council in a bid to have a controversial ruling outlawing fast food with a foreign flavour overturned.
Grape Bay Ltd -- controlled by former Premier Sir John Swan and now-Home ...
DATE: Jun 17, 1998
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
pets after The Royal Gazette revealed Bermuda had 600 unregistered pitbulls.
And Environment Minister Harry Soares has promised Police will investigate the latest savage dog attack -- after the victim was told officers were off duty for the weekend.
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DATE: Jun 17, 1998
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weekend.
This weekend's seizure more than doubles the 41 cycles impounded by the crime unit during three weekends in May.
Police said the majority of cycles seized in May were for excess noise and oversized parts.
And two cyclists snagged in the stin...
DATE: Jun 17, 1998
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The Bermuda Regiment came under heavy fire from a Magistrate after a ground-breaking decision to award costs to a conscientious objector hauled before the courts for failing to do his army duty.
In his written judgment awarding costs to reluctant sol...
DATE: Jun 17, 1998
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Finance Minister Grant Gibbons has conceded he was caught by surprise at the recent decision of Parliament's Private Bills Committee, which did not support the Bank of Bermuda's waiver petition for an exemption from the 60/40 rule.
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DATE: Jun 17, 1998
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Seven drug experts visited the Island last week to support Bermuda's first addiction counselling certification board.
The National Drug Commission created the Bermuda Addiction Certification Board (BACB) last year in consultation with the Health and ...
DATE: Jun 17, 1998
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