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the Island's prisons.
For it is not too late to help some inmates who desperately want to reform.
This was the warning from a recently released repeat offender who said he wanted to see Prison chiefs and Government Ministers held accountable.
"I'm ti...
DATE: Dec 11, 1996
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to receiving a stolen cheque book and using it to defraud the Heron Bay MarketPlace of nearly $500 worth of groceries and cash.
Troy William Harvey and his accomplice, 35-year-old Robin James Stovell, were remanded on $500 bail and ordered by Senior ...
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A US Tax Court ruling shows companies may be able to structure subsidiaries to avoid, or lower US royalty tax, Ernst & Young tax services manager Patrick Hackenberg said.
In SDI Netherlands B.V. versus the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) commissioner,...
DATE: Dec 11, 1996
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spend in prison for the death of David Bruce Riley.
A Supreme Court jury yesterday found Dill guilty of manslaughter.
But the four-man, eight-woman panel acquitted 34-year-old Dill of murder.
Chief Justice Austin Ward informed the jury, during his su...
DATE: Dec 11, 1996
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illegal acts was inappropriate, an Opposition MP claimed last night.
Shadow Home Affairs Minister Alex Scott balked at Premier David Saul's comments concerning crime ridden areas during the motion to adjourn in the House of Assembly on Friday night.
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Visitor arrival figures are up for the first ten months of the year -- but down for the month of October.
The news came yesterday in the Tourism Department's analysis of monthly visitor statistics.
Total air visitors to the end of October were up 1.9...
DATE: Dec 11, 1996
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smiling.
Dr. Saul spoke to the Pembroke West United Bermuda Party branch only days after a bill backed by five rebel MPs to outlaw fast food with a foreign flavour passed in the House of Assembly with Opposition PLP support.
Pembroke West's Dr. David...
DATE: Dec 11, 1996
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AUTHOR:
Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
Public Safety Minister Quinton Edness and Police have moved to snuff out an explosive dispute between Southampton Princess and its neighbours.
They have banned the hotel from holding poolside fireworks displays. And permission for displays from other...
DATE: Dec 11, 1996
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with Government, The Royal Gazette was told last night.
The Pembroke West Central branch's views have been driven home in writing and conversations.
Branch chairman Terry West said most of the anger stemmed from the rebel MP's support of a PLP censur...
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activist said yesterday.
Canon James Francis made the call for more staff for the Human Rights Commission last night -- the eve of Human Rights Day.
Canon Francis, chairman of the HRC, pointed out that the 13th annual report of the Commission showed ...
DATE: Dec 10, 1996
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AUTHOR:
Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
