John F. Kennedy Airport in New York.

Flight 686 leaves JFK at 8.25 a.m. and arrives in Bermuda at 11.30 a.m., returning to New York as Flight 415 at 1 p.m. and arriving back in New York at 2.10 p.m.

The aircraft to be used is a Boeing 757. A seasonal flight from Boston will begin on May 1.

American's daily flight from JFK, Flight 1444 continues its 4.30 p.m.

departure from New York, arriving in Bermuda at 7.35 p.m., overnighting here and leaving at 7.25 a.m.

MURDER APPEAL DELAYED COA MUR Murder appeal delayed Convicted murderers Michael Dean Eberly and Michael Brian Pitcher had their appeals case adjourned this week.

Lawyers Saul Froomkin and Mark Pettingill advised the appellant judges that they are awaiting a Privy Council decision on a point of law pertinent to the Pitcher-Eberly case.

Crown counsel Peter Eccles is also involved with the two cases and noted that a decision is expected within two to four weeks.

The Appeals Court judges agreed to wait for the Privy Council decision before hearing the appeals against conviction and sentence.

The two men were sentenced to life imprisonment after being convicted of the brutal murder of 79-year-old Beatrice Simons in her Dockyard home back in 1997. Neither of the men admitted killing the elderly woman, each blaming the other for the crime.

EAST END SEEKS INPUT PAR East End seeks input In an effort to make its bid for World Heritage Status as strong as possible, the entire East End community is being asked for input into the management plan for the historic town.

The team working on the WHS application will meet with any and everyone and has already contacted East End churches, clubs and other community organisations to discuss the issues.

The team has also said it is willing to meet with individuals and their friends and neighbours who might prefer to hold such gatherings in their homes.

"Such a plan can only be created with the input of those who will chiefly be responsible for implementing it, the people and businesses who live and operate in St. George's,'' said Mayor Lois Perinchief.

SUSPECT INJURED CRM Suspect injured A suspect was injured after allegedly being caught breaking into a car early yesterday.

Police were called to Fractious Street, Hamilton Parish at 5.30 a.m., after responding to reports of a woman screaming.

On arrival they found two men struggling, after the alleged culprit attempted to run off but was caught by the car owner. The suspect was injured in the fracas.

DRIVER BACK IN COURT CTS Driver back in court The taxi driver jailed for three months in February for threatening a tourist in July with a steak knife was charged yesterday with uttering threatening words.

Howard Burnell Cross, 57, denied threatening a Hamilton resident on January 13.

Cross, of Scott's Hill Road, Sandys, will appear in Magistrates' Court on June 2.