has taken a $10 million writ out against the man accused of driving without due care in the incident. Joanne Dill -- listed as the executor and sole trustee of the estate of Al Reulle Shamsid-Deen -- filed the writ in the Supreme Court against Bruce Dawson Foggo last week. ---- Page 3 `GRAVE CONCERNS' ABOUT FARIAS APP GVT `Grave concerns' about Farias A former marine official has expressed "grave concerns'' about former fisherman Danny Farias heading up the new Marine Resources Board, claiming the appointment was "political payback''. ---- Page 3 CEMETERY PERMISSION DELAYED PLN CHU Cemetery permission delayed Public health concerns have delayed the consideration of permission for a Moslem cemetery. ---- Page 3 VILLAGE WIN DUDLEY EVE SOC Village win Dudley Eve Kenny Thompson clearly got a lot of pleasure out of helping North Village win the Dudley Eve Trophy for the first time in 11 years on Sunday. ---- Sport, Page 13 KAVIN ON CRUISE CONTROL MAR Kavin on cruise control Kavin Smith started the New Year in the same winning fashion as he finished the old one, coming home first in the annual Princess-to-Princess road race ahead of a field of 222 runners. ---- Sport, Page 15 BSX ENDS 1998 WITH WHIMPER STK BSX ends 1998 with whimper After soaring 24 percent to record heights in May, the Bermuda Stock Exchange (BSX) index fell back to end 1998 with only an 8.9 percent gain. ---- Business, Page 21 SIMONS CAPTURES PLP VICTORY LS PHO ART Simons captures PLP victory A Bermudian photojournalist has captured an important slice of local history through a series of pictures snapped during the November 9 General Election. The exhibition, entitled Date With Destiny, is made up of 35 large photographs in both colour and black-and-white which photographer Tamell Simons said captured the spirit of the momentous occasion.

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