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week when an "oversight'' allowed two convicted drug offenders to sit illegally on a jury in Supreme Court.
A Puisne Judge had to dismiss the jury on Monday because it is unlawful for any juror to sit on a panel if they have been convicted of any off...
DATE: Aug 25, 1995
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Court on six charges of sexual assault.
The man appeared before Senior Magistrate the Wor. Will Francis yesterday where he elected to stand trial at the higher court.
The man, who cannot be named, is charged with sexually assaulting six female passen...
DATE: Aug 25, 1995
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Threats by Cabinet Ministers to move to the back bench should be forgotten as the United Bermuda Party moves forward under a new leader, says the Hon. David Saul, expected to be sworn in today as Bermuda's fifth Premier.
But Government backbencher Mr...
DATE: Aug 25, 1995
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expect to have an easy time. He has the huge task of rebuilding his party's image as a good manager, the image which causes the UBP to win elections. If he cannot do that very quickly, he and his party will fail.
Rebuilding will not be easy because t...
DATE: Aug 25, 1995
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the last year because it spent $11,556 less than it earned.
However, only .7 per cent of its income -- some $14,882 -- was paid out to members in the form of sick pay ($1,020), superannuation pay ($7,072) education seminars ($6,576) and bursaries ($2...
DATE: Aug 25, 1995
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very positive development, said Bank of N.T. Butterfield & Son chairman, Sir David Gibbons.
"There is no doubt in my mind that all that Press must be a very, very good thing for Bermuda and the continuing development of international business,'' Sir ...
DATE: Aug 25, 1995
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David Fox, Business Editor
demolished.
And this week Works and Engineering Minister the Hon. Leonard Gibbons told The Royal Gazette the building was knocked down because it was uneconomical to repair it. He also said there were no immediate plans for the property.
"The Governm...
DATE: Aug 25, 1995
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Weather watchers said Iris was 1,150 nautical miles southeast of the Island at 6 p.m. last night.
They predicted it would come within 810 nautical miles of Bermuda at 3 p.m. on Sunday.
At 6 p.m. last night, Hurricane Humberto, with winds gusting to 1...
DATE: Aug 25, 1995
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Bank of Bermuda vs. Margaret Ann Richmond; Island Construction Services Ltd. vs. Stephen Outerbridge; Shirlyn Claudette Burks vs. Claude Sinclair Boyles; and "In the matter of the Polar Trust and in the matter of the Trustee Act 1975 and in the ma...
DATE: Aug 25, 1995
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1,000 miles off Bermuda.
Yesterday, Hurricane Iris, with winds gusting to 85 knots, was 1,202 nautical miles south-southeast of Bermuda.
It is expected to come within 826 nautical miles of Bermuda at 3 p.m. on Saturday.
Hurricane Humberto, meanwhile,...
DATE: Aug 24, 1995
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