Issue No. 724 Monday, 23 August 2004
PPM Picks Slate
After a run-off of nominees at the People’s Progressive
Movement (PPM) Constituency Branch meeting last Thursday evening at the James
Manoah Bodden Civic Centre, the party’s slate of candidates in Grand Cayman
for the 2004 General Elections is now set...
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Sexual assaulter at Harbour Place on video
Police Officers are searching for a male in connection with an attempted
sexual assault that occurred in the parking lot of Harbour Place, South Church
Street in George Town last Thursday...
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Franz Manderson responds to immigration complaints
 Chief
Immigration Officer Franz Manderson addressed many of the complaints made
about his Department when he was the guest speaker at the Cayman Islands
Society for Human Resources Professionals (CISHRP) Annual General Meeting last
Wednesday at the Hyatt Regency. During his speech, Mr Manderson
expressed confidence in new measures afoot at the Immigration Department...
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PPM nominee for BT George Ebanks alleges possible “underhandedness” following secret ballot defeat
 After
not receiving the People’s Progressive Movement’s (PPM) nomination during its
run-off at the Bodden Town Constituency meeting last Thursday evening,
candidate George Ebanks lashed out at the party’s hierarchy the next day,
claiming underhandedness might have been at play. “I am being led to
believe that the voting at that meeting may not mirror the true democratic
wishes of the people,”” he said...
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Woman murdered in West Bay
A 28-year-old Jamaican female was murdered in West Bay last Wednesday, and
Police Media Relations Officer Kafara Augustine confirmed that the woman’s
55-year-old boyfriend is being held in custody in the matter...
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Person of the Day -
Solomon Burkley
 For
the last five and a half years, Solomon Burkley, has been helping the
customers of AL Thompson’s Home Depot. “It’s nice working here,” he
says. “I like the people I work with. I like to do what I can to make
everybody happy and see that they get what they need when they come in here.”
A native Caymanian, Solomon is 54 and has three children. He lives in Frank
Sound near the Mastic Trail...
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