it was pledged yesterday. Home Affairs Minister Quinton Edness said Operation Cleansweep had cut the legs from under the drugs business -- and that Police were now set to target the heads. ---- Page 2 BASE GOES BACK FOR NEW NAME MIL GVT Base goes back for new name The Bermuda Land Development Company is bringing the Base lands back to their roots -- for the new name for the former US Naval Air station is to be the old St. David's tag of Southside. ---- Page 3 LIVING WITH A VOLCANO FNR HTH Living with a volcano Once a Caribbean paradise, parts of Montserrat now resemble a snowscape as ash pours out of the continually erupting Soufriere Hills volcano. Dr. Sonia Meade, who returns to Montserrat this week, told of life under the shadow of a live volcano. ---- Page 6 DEVONSHIRE REC. PITCH CRITICISED CRI Devonshire Rec. pitch criticised Devonshire Rec. may be removed from the list of grounds hosting International Youth Tournament matches after the state of the wicket was criticised when a match ended in three hours yesterday. ---- Sport, Page 13 BSX SCORCHES TO RECORD HIGH STK BSX scorches to record high After reaching record lows last year the Bermuda Stock Exchange (BSX) index reached a record high yesterday, closing at 1,233.87 on gains made by the major players. The previous high was 1221.36.

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