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reprint this editorial which ran last Autumn.
*** Once again crime is on the decrease. There is every indication that good policing pays off. One of the greatest deterrents to crime is the ability to convince potential criminals that they will be ca...
DATE: Mar 10, 1997
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Two robbers who targeted English visitors were trapped by Bermuda College's new 24-hour security camera system, it emerged yesterday.
The news comes amid Island-wide concern over youth violence at schools.
Today Shadow Human Affairs Minister Ewart Br...
DATE: Mar 10, 1997
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Diggins office and was supposed to show that he earned 45,000 pounds from a loan that he had processed, proved inconclusive when tested.
Diggins, a former senior manager in charge of international loans at the Bank of Butterfield, has been accused of...
DATE: Mar 10, 1997
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(Ferry Services Fares) Amendment Regulations 1997.
Marine Services Minister David Dodwell said the legislation pertained to increases for ferry fares which had not increased since 1994.
The new changes he said would be effective on April 1. People ov...
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DATE: Mar 10, 1997
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The Bermuda Prison Service will soon have a set of rehabilitation programmes in place that rival others around the world.
The news came from the Prison Service's Dr. Christopher Snyder who arrived in September to man the post of senior psychologist.
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DATE: Mar 10, 1997
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has been allowed to have an open bar at its boxing night on Saturday at the Number One shed.
And they say that the decision to allow this is steeped in racism because the people who attend reggae shows are mostly black, but the rugby crowd "is mostly...
DATE: Mar 10, 1997
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shake-up of Bermuda's prisons.
The overhaul is expected to take up to three years to complete.
Health and Social Services Minister Clarence Terceira said he hoped the consultant would be hired by early summer.
"We are looking at Canada because we don...
DATE: Mar 10, 1997
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rent is about to rise, sharply.
Next month the Lodge St. George number 200 celebrates its 200th anniversary and the usual peppercorn payment will be supplemented by an 18-carat gold peppercorn.
"The usual peppercorn will be paid, but it's a special y...
DATE: Mar 08, 1997
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Union chief Derrick Burgess hailed as "a victory for common sense.'' Workers who walked out in support of a battle for union rights involving employees at two dry-cleaning shops approved a peace plan put forward by businessman Stephen Thomson to all...
DATE: Mar 08, 1997
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AUTHOR:
Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
