to stop classes earlier than usual. ---- Page 2 CHAMBER EYES BTA TOU Chamber eyes BTA The Chamber of Commerce is adopting a wait and see attitude with regards to the Bermuda Tourism Authority. Preliminary information suggests the transition from the present Tourism Department to the new organisation will be a good move. ---- Page 3 PLAYWRIGHT EXPLORES HERITAGE THR CLB Playwright explores heritage An internationally renowned Guyanese playwright is on Island directing a play written by Nobel prize winning writer Derek Walcott. The play "Remembrance'' is sponsored by the West Indian Association. ---- Page 3 MANAGERS FEAR INVESTOR PULLOUT BUC Managers fear investor pullout Fund managers fear a panic pullout, participants at the MAR/Hedge 5th International Conference on Hedge Fund Investments heard. Fear and greed have turned to terror, a panelist told the conference which opened yesterday. ---- Business, Page 25 KIM SWAN CALLS IT QUITS GLF Kim Swan calls it quits This week's Bermuda Open at Port Royal will be without one of the Island's top local players, with political hopeful Kim Swan confirming his retirement. ---- Sports, Page 21