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Hamilton on Friday night.
The 43-year-old victim was waiting at the Washington Street bus depot when five teenagers approached him and demanded cash.
When he said that he did not have any one of the gang turned violent and began punching him in the f...
DATE: Dec 15, 1997
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Government should seek waivers for first-time drug offenders who must travel to the US to further their education.
Opposition Sen. Neletha Butterfield suggested this shortly after returning from the US where nine students enrolled in her CARE (Childr...
DATE: Dec 15, 1997
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Road, Southampton, on Friday night.
The Police Constable behind the wheel suffered whiplash injuries and a chip to his spine after his vehicle crashed into a Mitsubishi Lancer while answering a 911 call.
A Police spokeswoman said: "The Police car was...
DATE: Dec 15, 1997
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Gareth Finighan
Election is called.
Last night Health Minister Clarence Terceira revealed exclusively to The Royal Gazette that he has written to Premier Pamela Gordon informing her of his intention to stand down as the MP for Pembroke West in the near future.
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DATE: Dec 15, 1997
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There was mixed reaction to the announcement that there will be no free rides for intoxicated revellers this holiday.
Some city drinking establishments said the Road Safety Counsel should have organised a holiday designated driver campaign, while oth...
DATE: Dec 15, 1997
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Magistrates' Court to three driving offences.
Leslie Outerbridge, 45, of Lolly's Well Road, pleaded guilty to driving an unlicensed and uninsured intermediate truck with more than the legal limit of alcohol in his blood.
Police prosecutor Sgt. Anthon...
DATE: Dec 13, 1997
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thanks to a dogged lawyer.
For Attorney Mark Pettingill convinced a Supreme Court judge to `paws' for thought and reverse an earlier death warrant handed down to mongrels Dahl and Redeem in Magistrates' Court.
And Puisne Judge Vincent Meerabux ruled ...
DATE: Dec 13, 1997
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
Senate yesterday.
The 11 members of the Upper House also backed new laws to punish modern-day pirates and terrorists on the high seas.
And they introduced Bermuda's first permanent ban on imported milk.
Government Sen. Yvette Swan introduced the Poli...
DATE: Dec 13, 1997
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Police Service by the politically motivated dumping of Commissioner Colin Coxall there has been a fair amount of pooh poohing from the politicians. But then they would do that, wouldn't they, since they got Bermuda in this mess to start with.
This ne...
DATE: Dec 13, 1997
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The Bermuda Union of Teachers staff at CedarBridge Academy are not considering striking, union representatives at the school insisted yesterday.
They were reacting after a story in Friday's edition of The Royal Gazette said that -- according to schoo...
DATE: Dec 13, 1997
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
