by dangerous driving, but found him guilty of careless driving. It took the jury little more than an hour to find Shaun Morris not guilty of causing the death of Marvin Bean through dangerous driving. ---- Page 2 MORE CRUISE SHIPS OPPOSED SHI More cruise ships opposed Bermuda's hotel managers were joined by the Bermuda Industrial Union yesterday in warning against an increase in cruise ships. Both warned that cut-price cruises would cause layoffs in the hotels. ---- Page 3 GOVERNMENT DEBT BURDEN RISES TAX GVT Government debt burden rises Government had a budget deficit of $88.6 million for the 1994 financial year, according to new figures. The consolidated fund accounts, which are based on new accounting principles, also show large unfunded pension liabilities. ---- Business, Page 9 TOUR PLAYERS, OFFICIALS TESTED SOC DGS Tour players, officials tested All members of the Bermuda national soccer squad -- including six team officials -- were tested for drugs this week in preparation for the team's departure for Jamaica. No positive tests were reported. ---- Sport, Page 19 HUBBARD SURVIVES PRO DEBUT CYC Hubbard survives pro debut Cyclist Elliot Hubbard was last night preparing for the second major test of his young pro career after "surviving'' his first outing at the just completed Tour of the Mediterranean. Hubbard was 140th out of 210 starters in the event. ---- Sport, Page 19 LONG SERVICE KEY FOR TOURISM COM TOU AWD Long service key for tourism They are the backbone of Bermuda's tourism industry; long serving hotel workers who make an impression on the Island's visitors. This week, Community profiles five hotel workers with more than 160 combined years in the industry.

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