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beat, Bermuda's new chief Policeman said last night.
Mr. Colin Coxall, the new Police Commissioner, also said there were 50 percent too many senior officers and the Service was more than 50 men under strength saying before he arrived he had heard rep...
DATE: Jun 28, 1995
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Bank of Butterfield chairman the Hon. Sir David Gibbons yesterday urged Bermuda to rise above petty squabbles over differing views on Independence.
The Island had much more important things to worry about, he told those who attended the Chamber of Co...
DATE: Jun 28, 1995
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yesterday, as the Chamber of Commerce voiced fears about Independence and urged Government to consider more pressing issues.
Chamber president Mr. Robert (Bobby) Rego, disclosed that 95 percent of Chamber members responding to a recent survey saw lit...
DATE: Jun 28, 1995
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Paper on Independence campaign.
Mrs. Cartwright DeCouto said on Friday that many organisations and individuals had sent reports to the committee which wrote the Green Paper.
Copies of these submissions should be tabled in the House of Assembly.
Pembr...
DATE: Jun 28, 1995
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Education Act becomes law. It was probably to be expected that Government would want such powers since it seems to be going ahead with the mega school at Prospect. One of the major public concerns about the school has been the real possibility that i...
DATE: Jun 28, 1995
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admitted driving while impaired.
Senior Magistrate the Wor. Will Francis heard that on May 22 Police saw Graham Sutherland, of Middle Road, Warwick, driving erratically on Middle Road, Paget.
Sutherland, who went through a red light at the Paget stop...
DATE: Jun 28, 1995
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tailgate of a Government truck became wrapped around his body and dragged him to the ground.
The 53-year-old man was working on a cable at St. John's Road, Pembroke when he was pulled from the "bucket'' of his van. He suffered cuts to his face and he...
DATE: Jun 28, 1995
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who arrested Deborah Wallata Cole for allegedly importing more than $150,000 worth of cannabis into Bermuda.
Cole, 21, of Hollis Avenue, Queen's, New York, is the daughter of reggae superstar Judy Mowatt.
She has been charged with conspiring to impor...
DATE: Jun 28, 1995
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was fined $200 for allowing his unlicensed dog to stray.
Stuart Outerbridge, of Harrington Sound Road, pleaded guilty in Magistrates' Court to not having a valid licence for his Elk Hound, and allowing it to stray.
Police prosecutor Sgt. John Dale to...
DATE: Jun 28, 1995
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the Harmony Club will not be laying off staff following the announcement that the Island's only all-inclusive package hotel will soon be up for sale.
Forte Plc, owners of the 71-bedroom property in Paget and the Belmont Hotel Golf and Country Club, m...
DATE: Jun 27, 1995
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