according to the latest Police statistics. The new figures for crime in the City of Hamilton, Paget, Pembroke and Devonshire show drops of 60 percent in some categories. ---- Page 2 POLICE FINANCE CHIEF NAMED APP Police finance chief named A Canadian has been appointed to a key civilian Police job. But the appointment of Byron Rafuse as the new head of finance and administration has drawn criticism from Opposition politicians. ---- Page 3 PRISONS PLAN REHAB SCHEME JAL Prisons plan rehab scheme The hiring of two new psychologists by the Prison Service means that a rehabilitation programme for sexual offenders should be set up within the next three months. The prisons were recently accused of having "woefully inadequate'' treatment programmes for people convicted of abusing children.

---- Page 5 BF&M FILLS HEALTH COVER GAP BUC BF&M fills health cover gap A local insurance company has moved to fill a gaping hole in local health insurance by offering major medical coverage on an individual basis. Major medical has only been available to company group plans until now, say officials at BF&M, which announced the new cover last week. ---- Business, Page 9 FOGGO ST. GEORGE'S HERO AGAIN CRI Foggo St. George's hero again Just as he did in the semi-final against Western Stars, tailender Gregg Foggo hit the winning runs in the final over as St. George's retained the Knockout Cup after a nail-biting two-wicket win yesterday. Foggo drove Cleveland's Andre Smith for four off the first ball to seal a thrilling victory. ---- Sport, Page 19 STARS WRAP UP CRICKET DOUBLE CRI Stars wrap up cricket double Cup Match standouts Albert Steede and Treadwell Gibbons helped Western Stars complete the Open and Overs League double on Saturday when they led their club to an easy win over St. George's. Steede's 97 proved the margin of victory in the deciding match of the overs competition. ---- Sport, Page 19