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seeing some of its less traversed delights, charter cruises provide the ultimate opportunity. Whether interested in a sunset sail for two, a cocktail party for 50, or just a hassle-free snorkeling expedition, the trip need only be a two-minute ferry ...
DATE: Oct 16, 1997
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Senior Magistrate Will Francis yesterday scolded the law firm of Lord, Simmons & Warner after one of its barristers requested a further adjournment in an assault case on a principal which happened more than a year ago.
A scientist and half a dozen pr...
DATE: Oct 16, 1997
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is set to be announced today.
And the party is set to plump for Rodney Smith, a developer, to fight the rock-solid United Bermuda Party seat, made vacant by the resignation of former Youth and Sport Minister David Dyer at the end of last month.
He wi...
DATE: Oct 16, 1997
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locked-up clients.
Mark Pettingill -- furious at a Prison Service ban on telephone contact with Westgate clients -- said: "The efforts have met with success.'' Mr. Pettingill threatened to sue the Prison Service for denying telephone access, claimin...
DATE: Oct 15, 1997
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
to five counts of attempted embezzlement.
Wendy Lightbourne, of Alexandra Road, also admitted stealing and fraudulently using a Bank of Bermuda credit card.
Police prosecutor Sgt. Phil Taylor told the court that on July 3 Lightbourne attempted to pur...
DATE: Oct 15, 1997
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A 36-year-old Pembroke man fought back tears as he recalled the domestic dispute that led to the death of his uncle.
The Supreme Court heard Randall Walker hit his uncle on the jaw after being twice pushed in a row over smoking.
His uncle knocked his...
DATE: Oct 15, 1997
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A Paget hotel is set to close its doors next month after eight years of service, it emerged last night.
But Palm Reef Hotel general manager and co-owner Bridgett Marshall said she hoped the move would not be permanent.
She told The Royal Gazette : "T...
DATE: Oct 15, 1997
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The extent of drug use among Bermuda's youth is expected to be revealed by next month.
It will be included in the National Drug Commission's fifth annual survey of Bermuda's school students.
The survey -- which consists of a series of questions about...
DATE: Oct 15, 1997
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Sir John Swan's Grape Bay Ltd yesterday won the right to open a McDonald's burger restaurant in Bermuda.
But Attorney General Elliott Mottley asked for a stay on Puisne Judge Vincent Meerabux's decision minutes after it was announced -- a strong poin...
DATE: Oct 15, 1997
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sports, including juniors.
One of the biggest weapons in the war on drugs is now in the hands of Island sports groups.
With the release today of two critical documents by the Bermuda Council for Drug-Free Sports, national sports bodies and clubs are ...
DATE: Oct 15, 1997
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