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too hot to handle.
And the track record of the Hampshire Constabulary's mobile patrol unit -- former stomping ground of ex-Deputy Commissioner Michael Mylod -- puts Bermuda's Police drivers in a more positive light.
Questions were raised over the tra...
DATE: Mar 19, 1998
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Opposition leader Jennifer Smith last night hit the campaign trail with her vision of the future.
And she took the opportunity to plug the Progressive Labour Party's credentials for Government.
Ms Smith said: "The Progressive Labour Party's vision fo...
DATE: Mar 19, 1998
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
A leading Bermuda lawyer has slammed the Government for introducing a law that will mean hundreds of parking offenders will have to pay their penalties.
And lawyer Phil Perinchief says he will challenge the new legislation when he attends court with ...
DATE: Mar 19, 1998
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under-age niece said he was harassed by the girl.
But he admitted he never sought help from her parents or the Police.
The 34-year-old Pembroke man is charged with having unlawful carnal knowledge of a young person and three counts of sexual exploita...
DATE: Mar 19, 1998
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the tourism industry except employment.
And despite a slip in air arrivals, air visitors' expenditure on accommodation, food and entertainment was up according to Government's Bulletin of Statistics for the final quarter of 1997.
This expenditure was...
DATE: Mar 19, 1998
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The Premier should have an official residence, argued the Opposition Senate leader.
And Sen. Milton Scott suggested that it may be time to retire the Premier's official car -- the navy BMW, GP1.
The comments came during yesterday's Senate budget deba...
DATE: Mar 19, 1998
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The dispute between telephone workers and BTC looks set to go into its fourth day today despite an offer by a third party to break deadlocked talks.
The offer was made by Government Labour Relations Officer Glenn Fubler, who contacted the two warring...
DATE: Mar 19, 1998
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Recreational athletes have been granted at least a month's reprieve from Island-wide random drug testing.
But no such luck for Bermuda's international competitors, who in two weeks will be subject to some of the stiffest drug-free sports penalties in...
DATE: Mar 19, 1998
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Melloney Q. Wescom has filed a writ against the estate representative of Hubert Butterfield (deceased).
Anna M. Harris has filed a writ against Bermuda Home Ltd.
Gibbons Deposit Co. Ltd. has filed a writ against Lois M. Browne-Evans.
Christopher P. H...
DATE: Mar 19, 1998
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miniatures pulled from store shelves when alcohol will be made available on the street.
Lines Food and Liquor Mart owner Richard Powell told The Royal Gazette that it was alcohol abusers who needed to be targetted by legislation, not normal users.
Mr...
DATE: Mar 18, 1998
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