should all be compensated for preserving their homes for the nation. ---- Page 2 Editorial: Page 4 AIR ARRIVALS FALL IN NOVEMBER TOU Air arrivals fall in November November air arrivals were down thanks to poor figures from the US and Canada which another strong showing from the UK could do nothing to reverse. ---- Page 3 A LEGACY OF SHARING LS A legacy of sharing Pembroke resident Ernest E. Stempel may not be a household name in Bermuda, but the businessman-philanthropist has given away millions of dollars to cash-strapped charities on the Island. ---- Lifestyle, Page 11 FALL ENDS DONAWA'S CAC HOPES MAR Fall ends Donawa's CAC hopes Top long distance runner Jay Donawa has been ruled out of Bermuda's CAC cross country team by the injury he suffered in the International 10K. ---- Sport, Page 17 GOVT. HEARS TALKS ON INT'L SECTOR BUC Govt. hears talks on int'l sector Sixty representatives of Government, including six Cabinet ministers, yesterday attended a presentation outlining the benefits to Bermuda of its international sector. The Ministers of Finance, Eugene Cox, and the Environment, Arthur Hodgson were among those attending, along with a number of top-ranked civil servants, including Cabinet Secretary Leo Mills. ---- Business, Page 20 HOUSE BUYERS FEELING THE PINCH HSG RE BUC House buyers feeling the pinch In a booming economy, renters and house buyers are finding it difficult to put a roof over their heads. ---- Business, Page 20