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the Bermuda Police bomb disposal squad and the US Navy.
Perry class frigate USS Elrod -- in Dockyard for refuelling -- steamed to the private beach on South Shore Road, Smith's, where the device was found and its helicopter also joined Police and Mar...
DATE: Jul 18, 1997
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Company, it was revealed last night.
The Bermuda Public Services Association, which represents more than 80 white collar workers, agreed to terms, including a 2.8 percent pay rise for the first year of the deal, with BTC bosses on Wednesday.
BPSA act...
DATE: Jul 18, 1997
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Cleansweep cases for the Attorney General's Chambers, it emerged yesterday.
An application to admit Mr. Gratwicke to the Bermuda Bar has been filed in the Supreme Court.
Attorney General Elliott Mottley confirmed that Mr. Gratwicke would be handling ...
DATE: Jul 18, 1997
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on hold yesterday.
The Development Application Board deferred Elbow Beach's application to expand until its members could visit the site at 60 South Road.
The hotel wants to build 66 additional suites, a conference centre, tennis courts and a parking...
DATE: Jul 18, 1997
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A Bermudian Rastafarian wants to set up a farming project for Bermuda's youth to teach them discipline, teamwork and a love for the land.
Fresh from a trip to Ghana that was cut short after four months because his elder daughter caught malaria, Archi...
DATE: Jul 18, 1997
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June which is 4.1 percent below that attained in 1996.
In a prepared statement, Dennis Tucker, president of the Bermuda Hotel Association, also said that the next three months -- July, August and September -- show projected occupancies of 67.7, 44.4 ...
DATE: Jul 18, 1997
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to teach them discipline, teamwork and a love for the land. ---- Page 2 WOOLRIDGE ASKS FOR PATIENCE LIB Woolridge asks for patience The Bermuda National Library remains closed two-and-a-half months after it was scheduled to be reopened. ---- Page...
DATE: Jul 18, 1997
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revival for tourism. For many years Bermuda seemed to have the ability to turn the visitor numbers back on after crises and, perhaps, people grew complacent.
There was an assumption that, no matter what, visitors would keep coming. The assumption was...
DATE: Jul 18, 1997
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possessing nearly 40 grams of cannabis and drug equipment were slapped with a $3,000 fine. However, their penalty was immediately reduced to $2,000 by a sympathetic Magistrate after the teens nearly broke down.
New York City residents Eric DeMartin a...
DATE: Jul 18, 1997
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A Bermudian man who lives in the Philippines is considering legal action for libel against radio and TV stations, it was revealed yesterday.
Top lawyer Dennis Dwyer, of Hector, Dwyer and Associates, confirmed: "We are considering bringing an action f...
DATE: Jul 18, 1997
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AUTHOR:
Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
