David Saul, who yesterday celebrated a year as Premier, remains optimistic and gives his Government's 12 months in office a grade of A minus. ---- Page 4 COURTS ENTER COMPUTER AGE CTS Courts enter computer age Traffic wardens enter a new era next month when they are introduced to hand-held computers. Beginning on September 3, they will learn how to use computers which will enable them to issue tickets without writing anything by hand. ---- Page 3 TEACHERS LEARN FROM ISLAND SCI Teachers learn from Island Secondary school teachers from the US and Bermuda have spent the last week learning about the Island's marine ecology. Now the American teachers may return -- with their classes in tow. ---- Page 5 DEADLINE LOOMS FOR CABLE PLAN BUC Deadline looms for cable plan Time is running out on Cable & Wireless Plc's bid to link a new telecommunications cable to Teleglobe Canada Inc.'s North American line. The plan is still awaiting Government approval. ---- Business, Page 9 SOCA SHOW HITS THE RIGHT NOTE ENT Soca show hits the right note More than 4,000 towel-clutching, whistle-blowing soca fans jumped and waved in joyous abandon at Tiger Bay on Saturday as Byron Lee delivered a show that was worth every penny. ---- Review, Page 15 ERRORS LET BRIDGE OFF THE HOOK CRI Errors let Bridge off the hook Two partnerships of 109 in the middle order saved champions Somerset Bridge from sure defeat as Warwick paid dearly for dropped catches in the Western Counties final yesterday. ---- Sport, Page 19 CONTEST LEADING THE PACK SLG Contest leading the pack In what has been an up and down season for fitted dinghy racing in terms of weather, Contest was once again a rock of consistency, claiming one more title and all but wrapping up another yesterday. ---- Sport, Page 17