36-year-old woman. After deliberating for 90 minutes the seven-man, five-woman jury found Fredjuan Hughes, 16, of Rockland Road not guilty of wounding with intent and wounding June Hayward, of Smith's Parish, on September 11 of last year. ---- Page 3 WOMAN AWAITS BOSTON HEARING CTS Woman awaits Boston hearing A Bermudian woman who allegedly tried to hire a man to beat up or kill her husband has had her case moved to a Superior Court in Boston. ---- Page 5 FISHERIES WARDEN BOLTS COURT CTS Fisheries warden bolts court An angry Head Fisheries Warden David Gowland yesterday stormed out of Magistrates' Court following the testimony of two Police constables in the trial of St. George's fisherman Kenneth Minks. ---- Page 7 TOP BANKER ISSUES WARNING CLB Top banker issues warning A top banker warned yesterday against allowing non-residents banks to do business in Bermuda. Commercial Bank chief Audette Exel told the Hamilton Lions Club that offshore banks could do the Island more harm than good. ---- Business, Page 9 UNDER-17S LOOK ON BRIGHT SIDE SOC Under-17s look on bright side Bermuda's Under-17 soccer squad remain in high spirits going into today's final CONCACAF group match in Trinidad and Tobago against the Dominican Republic -- despite having lost their first two games by a combined score of 14-1. ---- Sport, Page 17 ST. GEORGE'S IN DISARRAY SOC St. George's in disarray On the eve of what was expected to be a season of high expectations, the St. George's Colts football programme is in disarray.

And the club should be held accountable for the problems, says David (Goat) Brangman, who was one of the candidates for the still vacant coaching position. ---- Sport, Page 17 NAVAL VESSELS CALL ON ISLAND SHI Naval vessels call on Island Bermuda is a haven for warships this week -- two submarines visited on Tuesday and today, and this weekend, the frigate USS Stephen W. Groves will be at Dockyard for provisions. ---- Shipping, Page 23