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Confusion last night reigned over Bermuda's future liability if health hazards result from burying the Island's asbestos problem overseas.
For Michael Marshall insisted -- contrary to claims by Environment Minister Pamela Gordon -- that his Bermuda W...
DATE: Jan 09, 1997
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to Bermuda from the Caribbean and bringing in plants despite warnings about a devastating plant bug. Customs and Department of Agriculture officials did their job and handed out warnings about the dangers of the "pink mealybug'' before charter flight...
DATE: Jan 09, 1997
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and a temporary classroom shortage at Northlands Secondary. ---- Page 2 MISSED ARMY, LANDS IN COURT CTS Missed army, lands in court A young man who repeatedly failed to appear for Regiment duty was given his marching orders -- to Westgate. ---- P...
DATE: Jan 09, 1997
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Island's asbestos problem.
And Michael Stowe of International Strategic Management said he could set up a deal to have the Island's asbestos buried in a high-tech landfill site in Mississippi -- without the risk of future lawsuits for illness caused ...
DATE: Jan 08, 1997
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Premier David Saul last night said no decisions had been made on Cabinet changes.
And he dismissed as speculation reports that Maxwell Burgess -- involved in the controversial bid to bring McDonald's to Bermuda which led to civil war in the United Be...
DATE: Jan 08, 1997
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Christmas travellers ignored warnings about a potentially devastating insect and brought Caribbean plants into Bermuda, it emerged yesterday.
Customs and agriculture officers were on hand at Bermuda Airport to check on passengers returning from the C...
DATE: Jan 08, 1997
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illegal parkers no mercy.
From about the end of this month Bermuda's traffic wardens will be armed with the AutoCite -- a hand-held computerised machine dishing out the tickets.
Information on the machines will be sent directly to computers in Magist...
DATE: Jan 08, 1997
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Cabinet shuffle. He has to be fair to those ministers who have stuck by him in the tough times and he has to include in his Cabinet enough of "The Five'' to heal the rift in his Parliamentary Group. It will not be easy.
Of "The Five'', it seems clear...
DATE: Jan 08, 1997
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there's no money to find out why, an American researcher said. ---- Page 2 UZBEKISTAN JOINS THE REGISTRY FLY Uzbekistan joins the registry A former Soviet bloc country has registered two aircraft in Bermuda -- possibly opening up a new market for...
DATE: Jan 08, 1997
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Saltus Grammar School student Adrian Beasley has clocked more than 600 hours helping out at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital over the last three years.
But the 17-year-old will be the first to tell you it was not the quantity of service he gave as a...
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