given the Service a vote of confidence. ---- Page 2 MAN KILLED `FOR HONKING HORN' MUR BDA Man killed `for honking horn' A 20-year-old Washington D.C. man was convicted early on Saturday morning of shooting a Bermudian woman's son and was sentenced to 75 years imprisonment.

Clifton Derwin Badgett killed 28-year-old Jay Willis Holmes -- the only son of Cynthia Bean Holmes, formerly of North Shore, Pembroke -- over the honking of a car horn in the early hours of January 28. ---- Page 3 MAN JAILED ON COCAINE CHARGES CTS Man jailed on cocaine charges Larry Burgess was sent to prison for eight years yesterday after he was found guilty of possessing cocaine worth more than $75,000 with intent to supply.

---- Page 5 HOLIDAY BECOMES NEAR DISASTER TVL Holiday becomes near disaster What should have been the trip of a lifetime for a group of 25 Bermudians turned into a near disaster last month. ---- Page 6 MORE TROUBLE FOR ST. GEORGE'S SOC More trouble for St. George's Seventeen months after landing their first major trophy and finishing with their highest placing in more than 20 years, St. George's Colts are struggling to field a team for the upcoming soccer season. ---- Page 11 CHAN'S REAL BEAUTY! TOD CPN Chan's a real beauty! Being crowned with a princess-like tiara is every young girl's dream. And for Chan DelValle, the winner of the recent Little Miss Paradise pageant, that dream became a reality. ---- Today, Page 15 BROADWAY RETURNS TO BERMUDA LIV THR Broadway returns to Bermuda Some of Broadway's brightest and best have signed up for the third annual `Broadway in Bermuda' revue which takes place at City Hall later this month.

---- Living, Page 23 LAWYERS CHEER PROPOSED DEAL BUC CTS Lawyers cheer proposed deal Lawyers for the Bermuda liquidators of Bermuda-registered Electric Mutual Liability Insurance Co. have told a court that a settlement agreement is "the best vehicle to achieve an orderly liquidation'' of the company. ---- Business, Page 27