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cocaine yesterday began in the Supreme Court before Chief Justice Austin Ward.
---- Page 2 GODWIN'S FATE TO BE DISCUSSED CTS Godwin's fate to be discussed The governing body for the Island's dentists will meet to discuss the fate of Dr. Clark God...
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The trial of a 22-year-old New York man charged with importing 980.4 grams of cocaine yesterday began in Supreme Court before Chief Justice Austin Ward.
Following jury selection, counsel Charlene Scott began laying out the Crown's case against Albert...
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Bay, near the Princess Hotel.
The boat is constructed of white fibreglass with a white interior and dark brown mahogany wooden seats.
There is also a blue band painted just above the waterline and a thin blue line painted just below the gunwale.
Anyo...
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yesterday.
The Senators passed the Miscellaneous Taxes (Profession Registration Tax Repeal) Act 1996, which cancelled what would have been a new annual tax on professionals.
Government Senate Leader Lynda Milligan-Whyte said the purpose of the bill w...
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discuss the fate of one of their charges who is due to go to jail.
Dr. Clark Godwin was found guilty of four charges of intent to defraud Somers Isles Insurance in an attempt to gain more than $3,000 last year.
He had treated patients for work not co...
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Some entrepreneurs at Dockyard's Clocktower shopping centre fear the mall is no longer a place for small, unique businesses.
The West End Development Corporation (Wedco) is now "too interested in the bottom line,'' one tenant, speaking anonymously, c...
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a drunken driver.
Police spokesperson Evelyn James Barnett said the officers watched the man as he eyed the driver who was parked in a nearby van.
"The man was apparently incapable and slumped over the wheel of the van,'' she said.
"The suspect then ...
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children, the Senate was told yesterday.
Government's Senate Leader Lynda Milligan-Whyte was speaking on the Domestic Violence Bill which will give greater protection to victims of violence.
Sen. Milligan-Whyte gave Senators some alarming figures whi...
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Men who beat women will be forced to pay for medical and psychological costs under amendments made yesterday to laws on domestic violence.
Further amendments could also be made to the Domestic Violence Bill to give counselling to people involved in v...
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