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after she was found guilty of obstructing a Customs officer in the execution of her duty.
Eva Salla paid the fine and later told The Royal Gazette that while she had a lot of things she wanted to say to the Press she would wait as there could be an a...
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DATE: Jan 31, 1997
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accidents.
A 41-year-old Southampton man was arrested after his van collided with a wall on Middle Road, Warwick, about 11 p.m. on Wednesday.
The wall was partially demolished in the accident, near White's Supermarket.
No other vehicle was involved.
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DATE: Jan 31, 1997
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Hospital's emergency room, raised the alarm about the rising tide of teenagers he was seeing who were experiencing heroin withdrawal symptoms.
Some of these addicts were just 17-years-old, having started to use the drug in their mid-teens.
Last month...
DATE: Jan 31, 1997
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Police Commissioner Colin Coxall is set to visit London in a bid to set up more exchange schemes for his officers and speed up the Service's modernisation programme.
Mr. Coxall said he would be visiting London soon to discuss training, new technology...
DATE: Jan 31, 1997
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
After 100 years in existence, Berkeley Institute yesterday held its first Career Fair.
And the event gave students the opportunity to obtain employment information from a vast cross-section of companies and Government ministries including the Bermuda...
DATE: Jan 31, 1997
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Lawyers yesterday differed over the importance of a UK Court of Appeal judgement handed down on Tuesday and the implications for the dispute concerning the collapse of Bermuda-domiciled Electric Mutual Liability Insurance Company (EMLICO).
The group ...
DATE: Jan 31, 1997
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David Fox, Business Editor
according to a survey by an American magazine.
In its 16th quality of life index, Baltimore-based International Living magazine awarded top spot to the US, followed closely by Canada and Bermuda; Liechtenstein held down fourth place.
The survey rated...
DATE: Jan 31, 1997
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Rastafarian Bermuda Regiment Private Brian Harvey should do his time as a soldier, according to people surveyed by The Royal Gazette yesterday.
Pte. Harvey hit the headlines after he had to be handcuffed to get the regulation Regiment cut at Boot Cam...
DATE: Jan 31, 1997
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private sector drive to work with the Boston-based Monitor Group, but the Opposition Progressive Labour Party has yet to be approached.
BIU president Derrick Burgess yesterday told The Royal Gazette that Cummings Zuill, senior vice president of the B...
DATE: Jan 31, 1997
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