stabbing a man to death during an argument. Chief Justice Austin Ward said a lower sentence for Dill, who was convicted of manslaughter, would "show a disregard for life''. ---- Page 2 AIRLINE ADDS BOSTON FLIGHT FLY Airline adds Boston flight Another direct flight to Boston will be added to the Island's roster next summer, Tourism Minister David Dodwell announced yesterday. American Airlines will fly from Boston to Bermuda daily between March and October. ---- Page 5 DAY CENTRE FOR HOMELESS OPEN CHU HSG Day centre for homeless open Bermuda's street people yesterday received a much needed harbour with the opening of the Salvation Army's new day centre, located adjacent to the Emergency Housing Complex on Parson's Road in Pembroke. ---- Page 6 TRUST CALLS FOR SEWAGE STUDY ENV Trust calls for sewage study Bermuda needs an Island-wide study and policy on sewage disposal or risk a major pollution crisis. The National Trust says too much work is left to the Corporation of Hamilton and Government must take the lead to help prevent pollution. ---- Page 9 DEPOSIT COMPANIES GROWING BUC Deposit companies growing Most Bermuda deposit companies are continuing to experience healthy growth -- despite relaxation of exchange controls and removal of the interest rate ceiling 18 months ago. ---- Business, Page 25 DARRELL TO TAKE THE REINS AGAIN SOC Darrell to take the reins again Former Bermuda national soccer coach Gary Darrell is being pursued as leader of the Island team which will compete in the Shell/Umbro Cup in mid-February.

And Bermuda's greatest ever player -- Clyde Best -- seems likely to take over as the BFA's technical director. ---- Sport, Page 37