drop in total visitors of almost two percent from the previous year's total.

----Page 2 MULINGA'S MEDICAL BILL RISING MAR HOS Mulinga's medical bill rising The medical bill for Zambian runner Charles Mulinga -- taken to hospital after an attack last week -- is set to run into thousands of dollars. ---- Page 2 BURGESS `NEEDED MEDICAL CARE' INQ Burgess `needed medical care' A Coroner's jury yesterday heard first hand how a Police sergeant desperately tried to get a 38-year-old violent man medical attention. "I knew he needed medical care,'' said Sgt. Clive Brown. ---- Page 2 VET CALLS FOR LEGISLATIVE CHANGES GVT Vet calls for legislative changes Newly appointed Government vet Jonathan Nisbett is calling for a change in legislation to combat the problem of wild cats and chickens. ---- Page 3 COLLEGE ADMISSIONS INCREASE EDC College admissions increase Admissions to the Bermuda College rose 22 percent during last year, taking it to the highest level in four years. ---- Page 5 BANK'S FIRST HALF EARNINGS RISE BUC Bank's first half earnings rise The Bank of Bermuda reported that its net income soared 40 percent in the first half of its financial year. ----Business, Page 9 SEASONS IN THE SUN CLOSES EAT Seasons in the Sun closes Hamilton loses another restaurant with the sudden closure of Seasons in the Sun in the Bermudiana Arcade. ----Business, Page 9 LOOBY READY TO TAKE ON EUROPE CYC Looby ready to take on Europe Like Elliot Hubbard before him, MacInnis Looby is ready to take on some of the top cyclists in Europe. ----Sport, Page 17