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Despite encouragement for cooperation between Government, unions and business from Government and Opposition speakers, Bermuda Industrial Union President Derrick Burgess reminded the crowd at Bernard Park's Labour Day rally, that the union has outsta...
DATE: Sep 02, 1997
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LABOUR DAY MARCH -- Hundreds of Trade Unionists and their supporters marched through Hamilton yesterday to celebrate Bermuda's 16th annual Labour Day holiday. The marchers, seen here carrying a Bermuda Industrial Union banner and portraits of union f...
DATE: Sep 02, 1997
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Page 2 REV. LOWE TO SPEAK CON Rev. Lowe to speak A pastor who recently returned to the Island after 11 years of ministering aboard, will take part in this year's Labour day festivities.
Rev. Wilbur Lowe will speak later this evening at Southampton...
DATE: Aug 30, 1997
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the end of his contract, The Royal Gazette can reveal.
Bermuda's top Police officer submitted his resignation to Governor Thorold Masefield last night. His last working day will be October 31. surrounded the shock resignation, with top Government fig...
DATE: Aug 30, 1997
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
Surveillance cameras could become the order of the day in St. George's as residents try to cut down on bad behaviour displayed around the main bus stop.
And Police are being encouraged to have a radar blitz to help to curb some of the poor driving ha...
DATE: Aug 30, 1997
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conviction after a Supreme Court jury found him guilty of possessing nine ounces of cocaine with intent to supply.
The jury began its deliberations at 10.30 a.m. and came back in at 2:53 p.m.
for further directions on the legal definitions of possess...
DATE: Aug 30, 1997
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Health Minister Clarence Terceira has not gone far enough to address the concerns of the Island's prison officers who have threatened to take "further and more substantial industrial action.'' In a prepared statement, Lynn Hall president of the Pris...
DATE: Aug 30, 1997
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A five-month-old boy died yesterday from brutal injuries, including a fractured skull and collar bone.
Earlier yesterday while the baby was on a life support system, the 18-year-old godmother and a 26-year-old man were charged in Magistrates' Court w...
DATE: Aug 30, 1997
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DATE: Aug 30, 1997
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declining visitor figures have the advantage of creating general public concern for the tourism industry. We are appreciative that the Minister is an optimist because we too think that without general public concern and general public help tourism is...
DATE: Aug 30, 1997
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