Hill, were dropped yesterday in Magistrates' Court.

Hill had been accused of stealing a $6 bottle of Armour-All from the People's Pharmacy on Victoria Street last New Year's Eve.

The 41-year-old, who has no fixed residence according to Police records, walked free from the court after a representative of the pharmacy dropped the case.

DUMPS OPENED TSH Dupms opened Residents of the far-flung ends of Bermuda will soon receive help getting rid of large amounts of trash.

Minister of Works the Hon. Clarence Terceira has decided that Sallyport and the Airport dumps are to be opened to public.

Dr. Terceira also said that from April 5 residents can phone the Government on 292-7454 to remove bulk items, like fridges or cookers.

AIR ARRIVALS UP TOU Air arrivals up Airport visitor arrivals for the week ending February 14 were up 7.2 percent.

A total of 4,507 visitors came to Bermuda -- 303 more people than the same period last year.

For the year so far visitor arrivals via air were up by 6.2 percent - or 883 people to 15,157 people.

DOGS ATTACK FOWL ALS Dogs attack fowl Two attacks on fowl by dogs were reported to Police on Monday. A Hamilton Parish resident found two dead chickens on her Panorama Drive property after dogs forced their way into the coop and dogs also attacked geese and ducks in the yard of a house on Beach Road in Sandys, Police said.