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be wondering, "What have I done?'' Any sensible and sane person would be doing just that. The realities of responsibility and power are settling down fast as she deliberates on her Cabinet. She is also aware that it did not take long for the long kni...
DATE: Mar 29, 1997
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Pamela Gordon made history on Thursday as she was sworn in by Governor Lord Waddington as the first woman Premier and the youngest holder of the office.
And she came out fighting, slamming claims that she was just window dressing for United Bermuda P...
DATE: Mar 29, 1997
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marijuana on him.
Warren Pitt was fined 114,800 Jamaican dollars -- the equivalent of about US$3,100.
He faces an 18-month jail sentence, if he does not pay the fine.
The 41-year-old had pleaded guilty to possession, dealing and attempting to export ...
DATE: Mar 29, 1997
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Waddington as the first woman Premier and the youngest holder of the office.
And she came out fighting, slamming claims that she was just a pretty face and window dressing for United Bermuda Party power brokers.
Ms Gordon blasted as sexist comments b...
DATE: Mar 29, 1997
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
A New Jersey woman -- who earlier this week tumbled off a second storey balcony as she tried to tackle a thief caught lurking in her hotel room -- remains bedridden at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital with a compression fracture in her back and brok...
DATE: Mar 29, 1997
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Campus police, alternative programmes, and an alternative school may help solve schools' security problems.
They were some of the suggestions that came out of a Bermuda Union of Teachers meeting this week.
BUT president Michael Charles said despite t...
DATE: Mar 29, 1997
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personal crusade for the "People's Premier''.
She said: "Make no mistake about it, the crime rate is down. But any amount of criminal activity in Bermuda is unacceptable.'' She added there was light at the end of the tunnel in terms of the crime rat...
DATE: Mar 29, 1997
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
The losing bidder to develop the massive Morgan's Point site yesterday called a foul stroke over the decision.
And they urged the Bermuda Land Development Company to reverse the decision in the interests of the tourism industry and the Country.
But B...
DATE: Mar 27, 1997
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consumers to resist the temptation to buy baby chicks or rabbits this Easter.
Each year, following Easter, the Shelter and local veterinary clinics are often faced with unwanted and often injured chicks and rabbits, said SPCA President Joanne MacPhee...
DATE: Mar 27, 1997
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15,000 this year. And he said he believes the flagging tourism industry could have turned the corner. ---- Page 2 DUNKLEY BIDS FOR HOUSE SEAT PTL Dunkley bids for House seat Dairy chief Michael Dunkley yesterday confirmed he was in the running fo...
DATE: Mar 27, 1997
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