that will make Bermuda more democratic, Opposition leader Jennifer Smith said yesterday. ---- Page 2 GOULD TO LEARN FATE SOON CTS Gould to learn fate soon A former Royal Gazette journalist should discover next month the outcome of his clash with the Kennedy family. ---- Page 3 HAMILTON READY TO PARTY! GVT ENT ANN Hamilton ready to party! The City of Hamilton Centennial Celebration will go off with a bang, according to Roger Sherratt. The June 22 celebration is the anniversary of the day in 1897 that permission was granted for the town of Hamilton to become a city.

---- Page 3 DELATION SHINES IN GENEVA CON Delegation shines in Geneva Poor pay and conditions for some workers on building sites was one of the major topics at an International Labour Organisation conference in Geneva, Labour and Home Affairs Minister Quinton Edness said. ---- Page 3 BOOST FOR DUTY FREE MARKET FLY Boost for duty free market The first step towards opening up Bermuda's airport to duty-free sales has been taken. For a new bill to legalise sales of liquor, tobacco and other goods on-site and allow for warehouse storage at the airport has been brought before the House of Assembly. ---- Page 5 HEALTH CARE UNDER SIEGE HTH Health care under siege Bermuda may not have the facilities to cope with the complications associated with an aging population. ---- Page 6 HORTON STILL IN LIMBO GVT Horton still in limbo No decision has been made yet about a top civil servant. Cabinet Secretary Leo Mills said no decision had been made on when or if Randy Horton will return to his post at the Department of Tourism. ---- Page 6 LUCKY 13 BOUND FOR CUBA SW Lucky 13 bound for Cuba Six records -- three by overseas competitors -- were broken at the National Swimming Championships. ---- Sport, Page 13 TIGER TOPS WANTED LIST GLF Tiger tops wanted list Some of the biggest names in golf have already been confirmed for October's inaugural Gillette Tour Challenge at Mid Ocean Club. ---- Sport, Page 13