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was a most extraordinary Easter gift.
An unprecedented peace agreement, thrashed out over months of arduous bargaining, promises a stable new political structure for the British-ruled province. The accord could presage the fading of open warfare betw...
DATE: Apr 14, 1998
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yesterday jailed for two-and-a-half years after pleading guilty to possession with intent to supply.
And Cavon Raynor, 26, a self-employed painter from Raynor's Drive, Southampton, got a stiffer sentence because he was found dealing at the Southampto...
DATE: Apr 14, 1998
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Gareth Finighan
DATE: Apr 13, 1998
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crimes, The Royal Gazette has learned.
And Foreign Office and Treasury officials insist that UK Government-set money laundering and tax evasion laws would apply to all British Overseas Territories -- which would mean Bermuda would not lose out to oth...
DATE: Apr 13, 1998
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
steer a lost yacht onto the right course.
Officials from Harbour Radio watched the 40-foot sailing vessel Minnela hoist its anchor from St. George's Harbour at around 12 noon yesterday.
And they watched from their station at Fort George as the yacht,...
DATE: Apr 13, 1998
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Development Applications Board.
Wilhelm Bourne's plan to excavate a drive and parking areas on Spice Hill Road, Warwick, would have gone through woodland reserve areas.
It was refused because it was not necessary for gaining safe access to a devlopme...
DATE: Apr 13, 1998
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their workplace through what is understood to be a joint effort between local and overseas crime busters.
Police swooped on Hamilton office supplies' firm Staples Ltd. last Tuesday at 9.30 a.m. and allegedly found what is suspected to be cannabis stu...
DATE: Apr 13, 1998
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end of the holiday weekend.
Mark North, 27, became the Island's fourth fatality of 1998 after his motorcycle apparently skidded into the path of an oncoming van at around 9.30 p.m. on Thursday night.
He died hours later in King Edward VII Memorial Ho...
DATE: Apr 13, 1998
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drug raids along Court Street.
Task Force officers decided to head back to Hamilton Police Station when bottles came raining down on them from the windows of the first floor of the Spinning Wheel nightclub.
One Policeman was hit on the head by one of...
DATE: Apr 13, 1998
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Home Affairs Minister Quinton Edness has launched a personal crusade to help an unemployed mother of four get out of debt.
And he has announced he will investigate the possibility of setting up a new credit blacklist to prevent bad payers getting fur...
DATE: Apr 11, 1998
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AUTHOR:
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