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A momentary memory lapse sparked an Island-wide rush yesterday as a passport flew up and down Bermuda as its owner was stranded at the Airport.
Ms Carol Simmons put the passport on the roof of her sister's car, hugged her goodbye and walked off. Her ...
DATE: Sep 12, 1995
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have announced the new dates for this year's Culture Fest.
Saturday October 14 and Sunday October 15 has been set aside for the event, which will feature an array of ethnic food, local arts and crafts, bands and performers.
The event will have the sa...
DATE: Sep 11, 1995
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stop a Honduran cruise ship worker from being fined $1,000 on Friday.
Twenty-four-year Elvin Pinnace pleaded guilty in Magistrates' Court to possession of ammunition and obstructing a Customs officer.
Police prosecutor Insp. Peter Duffy said Pinnace ...
DATE: Sep 11, 1995
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little damage as it passed 180 miles from the Island.
The storm, which was responsible for killing at least 15 people in the Caribbean, also decreased in strength as it passed, falling to a Category Two hurricane.
On Saturday winds reached about 43 k...
DATE: Sep 11, 1995
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As part of a continuing series on the new Cabinet members and their Opposition counterparts, reporter John Burchall talks to shadow minister for legislative affairs and women's issues, Mrs. Lois Browne-Evans MP.
If Bermudian women are serious about e...
DATE: Sep 11, 1995
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cheque for over $4,200 to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital to help pay for a new CT Scanner. He raised money through pledges he received for running the 1994 Big Sur International Marathon. Shown (from left) are KEMH Executive Director Mrs. Sheila M...
DATE: Sep 11, 1995
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More than 50 Second World War veterans marched past the Anglican Cathedral yesterday afternoon after a church service that commemorated the Japanese surrender to the Allies in 1945.
The veterans, their families and an array of dignitaries -- includin...
DATE: Sep 11, 1995
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of this month.
Mr. Colin Curtis, St. John Ambulance's chairman of the council in Bermuda, has been asked to speak at the order's conference in Bournemouth, England, on September 30.
Mr. Curtis said the conference would be an excellent opportunity not...
DATE: Sep 11, 1995
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Bermuda is "at least 30 years behind the rest of the world'' when it comes to teaching technology in the schools, says the man Government hired to help change that.
Mr. Pat Doherty, who has returned to England after completing only one year of a plan...
DATE: Sep 11, 1995
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a special "induction'' service at the Southampton Seventh-Day Adventist Church.
During the unprecedented service, Bible teacher Pastor Mike Faison lit a candle, saying prefects were to be like lights to the rest of the student body.
The prefects were...
DATE: Sep 11, 1995
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