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housing and business complex have been turned down by the Development Applications Board.
In doing so the Board went against the advice of Planning Department technical officers who recommended approval.
Restaurateur Carol West closed the Bailey's Ba...
DATE: Jun 16, 1998
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During the past six months, we have received a number of inquiries from both Bermuda employers and Bermuda nationals as to their liability to United States income tax.
Our response, which is usually "yes,'' is initially met with disbelief, followed b...
DATE: Jun 16, 1998
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Bermuda Industrial Union, which has been in mediation since April, takes pressure off the hotels in what seems to be shaping up as a good summer for tourism. We have to note that the agreement has been reached without threat of disrupting tourism and...
DATE: Jun 16, 1998
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Fourteen Airport-based Customs workers called in sick on the same day because they were angry about staff shortages.
Union leaders and Customs chiefs sat down on Friday to discuss exactly what prompted the protest on the previous Tuesday.
Collector o...
DATE: Jun 16, 1998
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called later this year.
And 298 people have been added to the 1998/99 Parliamentary Register, which will be available today.
A total of 36,385 eligible people registered to vote this year.
The register can be viewed at all Post Offices, Police Statio...
DATE: Jun 16, 1998
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Gopinath has not been decided by Swiss authorities.
And Deputy Governor Peter Willis yesterday said he had called the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office and asked them to help speed up the process.
Gopinath was released from prison on June 1 aft...
DATE: Jun 16, 1998
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The company entrusted with developing a multi-million dollar resort at the former US Naval Air Annex now has the financing to go ahead with the project.
The head of Morgan's Harbour Investment Limited (MHIL) yesterday made the revelation to The Royal...
DATE: Jun 16, 1998
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investigate his complaint -- because they were off duty for the weekend.
Bus driver Dennis Robinson suffered severe wounds to his arms as he walked to work at 6.30 a.m. last Wednesday.
He reported the incident as soon as he was allowed out of hospita...
DATE: Jun 16, 1998
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The Royal Gazette understands that Puisne Judge Richard Ground will be leaving the Island to accept the post of Chief Justice in Turks and Caicos.
Last week, a lawyer suggested to the Court of Appeals that Mr. Justice Ground might no longer be availa...
DATE: Jun 16, 1998
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Wilkinson Avenue, Hamilton Parish.
The 25-year-old woman was riding a livery cycle when she attempted to negotiate a left turn from Crystal Cave Road onto Wilkinson Avenue and struck the bus last Thursday morning.
The woman fractured her right wrist ...
DATE: Jun 16, 1998
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