The Opposition's new environment spokesman has promised a Green Government should the PLP win power. Ottiwell Simmons said his first aim would be to rid Bermuda of thousands of tonnes of asbestos. ---- Page 3 KEYES MOVES TO ELBOW BEACH TOU Keyes moves to Elbow Beach One of the Island's biggest stars is set to quit performing his regular sell-out routine at a top hotel. But fans of madcap comedian Jimmy Keyes will still be able to catch their hero in the act after he signed a new three-year contract with a rival resort. ---- Page 3 FEAR OVER `DANGEROUS' CLIFF GVT FNR Fear over `dangerous' cliff Government officials have sealed off part of the railway trail because of recent landslides -- but residents and children continue to walk under the unstable cliff. "It's very dangerous,'' said nearby resident Jean Richards.

"They need to do something before somebody gets killed.'' ---- Page 7 FUND OPERATORS SUFFER LOSSES BUC Fund operators suffer losses The downturn in the global markets has led to significant losses at two major investment operations on the Island. Bermuda-based hedge fund operator Everest Capital Ltd. and New York-based Oppenheimer & Co. have been hit. ---- Business, Page 11 ELECTRONIC MANAGEMENT SERVICE CON BUC Electronic management service Bermuda Stock Exchange chairman Arthur Sculley is taking advantage of two conferences today to launch an electronic management service for asset backed securities. Mr. Sculley is chairman of IntraLinks, Inc., an electronic document distribution service primarily targeted at the loan syndication market. ---- Business, Page 11 TOWN RECOVER FROM EARLY GOAL SOC Town recover from early goal A young Dandy Town side recovered from an early goal to signal defending champions Vasco would not have it all their own way this season on the opening day of the Coca Cola First Division campaign at BAA Field. The game ended 1-1.

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