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Registrar General's Office has this year denied her that right. And the Pembroke East constituent, who did not wish to be named, has called for an investigation into the workings of the department. ---- Election news: Page 7 BUTTERFIELD IN CONVINCING FORM TRI Butterfield in convincing form Fifteen year-old Tyler Butterfield solidified his position as the Island's top young multi-sport athlete with a convincing win in the inaugural Hallowe'en Triathlon at Dockyard on Sunday. But victory this time didn't come without a spirited challenge from another up-and-coming junior, 15-year-old Jonathan Herring. ---- Sport, Page 13 WORKSHOP AIDS WAR ON DRUGS CON DGS Workshop aids war on drugs Some 24 Island sports were represented when the National Drug Commission and the Department of Youth Development, Sport and Recreation sponsored a drug prevention workshop for three days last week. And now the participants will make group presentations tonight at the Sports Department on how the information was got. ---- Sport, Page 13 ECONOMIST PAINTS ROSY PICTURE BUC Economist paints rosy picture Contrary to the dismal picture of the future being painted by some political pundits, all the key indicators point to continued health of Bermuda's economy, a local economist says. ---- Business, Page 18 GERLING GLOBAL BUYS REX RE BUC Gerling Global buys Rex Re Bermuda-based captive, Rex Re, has been bought out by one of the world's largest international reinsurers for an undisclosed price. Gerling Global Reinsurance Corp. of Cologne, Germany, said its acquisition of American-owned Rex Re concludes an agreement announced in July. ---- Business, Page 18