January, it was revealed yesterday. ---- Page 2 POLICE TO PROBE BURNT DOG CRM ALS Police to probe burnt dog A young puppy's life was yesterday cut short after someone apparently ran him over and callously set him on fire. ---- Page 2 LAW COULD HURT INT'L BUSINESS CON HOA CRM Law could hurt int'l business The Proceeds of Crime Act -- now before the House of Assembly -- may discourage legitimate international businesses from setting up in Bermuda, a local lawyer has claimed. ---- Page 3 BERMUDA JOINS IN AIDS EVENTS AID Bermuda joins in AIDS events Bermuda will join the world this week in expressing compassion and concern for children living with HIV or AIDS. ---- Page 6 RUTHARDT SLAMS DETRACTORS BUC Ruthardt slams detractors Stung by sweeping criticism against her office, the Massachusetts Commissioner of Insurance, Linda Ruthardt, has issued a strongly worded response to a report from the House Post Audit & Oversight Bureau of the state Legislature.

---- Business, Page 10 FOOTBALL POWERS REBUILD SOC Football powers rebuild Two of Bermuda's premier football clubs -- North Village and PHC -- are using the 1997-98 season to re-establish themselves in the First Division. But while the Red Devils are riding high with a new look team, the Zebras are finding life a little tougher near the bottom. ---- Sport, Page 21 EX-STARS GET BEHIND CRICKET CRI Ex-stars get behind cricket Cricket, which has been losing its prominence, is getting an injection of ideas from both prominent ex-players and respected members of the community.

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