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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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Members of the Bermuda Police Service have just completed a ten day course in new teaching methods which will cover the development of officers' attitude and behaviour for the first time.
Ten instructors and officers identified as potential instructo...
DATE: Apr 11, 1998
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The head of controversy-hit hotel Marriott's Castle Harbour is to leave his post in the summer -- just months after the resort was rocked by an outbreak of food poisoning.
But general manager Mark Conklin said the move to a new position with the firm...
DATE: Apr 11, 1998
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Police of inaccurately recording his statements.
Gregory Ryan Ashby, of Berkeley Road, Pembroke, yesterday testified for the first time in his Supreme Court drugs trial.
Ashby faces three charges of importing, handling, and possessing cannabis with t...
DATE: Apr 11, 1998
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A 41-year-old Hamilton Parish man heard "no means no'' after he pleaded guilty to stalking his ex-wife.
Denis James Davis, of Limehouse Lane, pleaded guilty to unlawful entry of the home of Penelope Davis on the night of February 21 and 22. He was or...
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Patrick Burgess
Bermuda is planning to send its own goodwill message to the brokers of peace in Northern Ireland.
Leaders around the world heralded the historic settlement which took a vital step towards a new political future for the British province last night.
An...
DATE: Apr 11, 1998
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race relations, it's time to give some consideration to slavery in Bermuda.
First of all we doubt that there are more than a very few white people in Bermuda today who do not deeply regret slavery itself and the debilitating legacy slavery has had ov...
DATE: Apr 11, 1998
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for two theft charges.
Roger Winston Darrell, 39, of Channel View Lane pleaded guilty in Magistrates' Court to stealing a Reebok jacket from Sports R Us and a stereo from Gorham's Limited.
Police prosecutor, Sgt. Phil Taylor, said the first offence t...
DATE: Apr 11, 1998
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Rumours had been circulating that up to ten people a week were being called into Magistrates' Court on summonses to pay fines they had already paid. But when the claim was put to court officer Tracey Kelly, he responded: "Absolute nonsense.'' While ...
DATE: Apr 09, 1998
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A top sports club has blown the whistle on night-time football matches after a fire cost them $50,000.
Flames ripped through an electrical room at PHC stadium early yesterday morning, damaging the ground's floodlight system.
Ten firefighters battled ...
DATE: Apr 09, 1998
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