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businessman Murray Brown for a loan that was not repaid.
It is understood the writ is for a $10,000 business loan made by Mr. Pearman, which was defaulted on.
DATE: May 18, 1998
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introduced to the House of Assembly on Friday.
The Pharmacy and Poisons Regulations 1998 updates the Act to include drugs which were not listed before following recommendations by the local Pharmacy Council.
It makes some drugs more available as is p...
DATE: May 18, 1998
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to Ralph Gibbons and damaging his car.
Keith and Kenneth Williams, 31, of Fairfield Close, Hamilton Parish, both denied the charges.
Kenneth also pleaded not guilty to obstructing Police on January 21 in Hamilton Parish. However, he admitted to a sle...
DATE: May 18, 1998
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Ernest DeCouto, after remarks she made about portraits hanging in the chamber.
Ms Webb had commented during Premier Pamela Gordon's speech at the close of business early on Saturday morning, that pictures of past speakers would be coming down if the ...
DATE: May 18, 1998
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Mount St. Agnes Academy has joined a list of private schools which sought to distance themselves from a policy at Saltus which bumps the children of exempt company staff to the top of waiting lists.
A group of insurance firms has ploughed $2.4 millio...
DATE: May 18, 1998
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total of two-and-a-half years.
Ivan Smith, 45, of Bulkhead Drive, was sentenced by Magistrate Arthur Hodgson after he admitted several charges relating to the importation of controlled drugs.
Smith pleaded guilty to the importation of diamorphine (he...
DATE: May 18, 1998
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A teenager was found guilty of throwing a bottle at Police officers and violently resisting arrest in a mini-riot last year.
Magistrate Edward King bound over 17-year-old Charles Maybury, of Simmons Lane, Sandys Parish, for one year.
But Mr. King sai...
DATE: May 18, 1998
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Scoundrel landlords are refusing to rent to single mothers -- and the Human Rights Commission has promised to investigate.
One mother contacted The Royal Gazette last week to say she had been turned down from a series of apartments because she had tw...
DATE: May 18, 1998
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failure to tell Premier Pamela Gordon that she was planning to cross the floor last week.
Yesterday, she told The Royal Gazette that she should have informed Ms Gordon in advance of her departure. Her failure to do so made her appear deceitful and em...
DATE: May 16, 1998
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Bermuda is gearing up to start a new Quango to supervise an integrated public transport system with better ferry and bus services.
Erwin Adderley , the Island's new Transport Minister, said Government was preparing to set up a special authority to he...
DATE: May 16, 1998
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