revealed. A court administrator said that Magistrates' Court had recorded $350,000 in outstanding unpaid parking fines. ---- Page 2 AUGUST LOOKS BAD FOR HOTELS TOU August looks bad for hotels Despite reports that hotel occupancy rates were low, hotel managers claimed that figures for June were steady. ---- Page 2 HAMILTON INVADED BY BEES GVT Hamilton invaded by bees Reports of a bee invasion near City Hall had phones buzzing at The Royal Gazette last week. But according to Corporation of Hamilton secretary Roger Sherratt, it was not the first time that the flying visitors have swarmed around the city. ---- Page 3 HOTEL CHIEFS SLAM SENATORS TOU SEN Hotel chiefs slam Senators Hotel chiefs last week rapped Senators who backed a weekend cruise ship at Dockyard. Bermuda Hotel Association executive vice president John Harvey said he was disappointed with Sens. Terry Lister, Alf Oughton and Walwyn Hughes.

---- Page 6 STWPHANIE SET FOR BIG ADVENTURE ENV CLB Stephanie set for big adventure Stephanie Hill will set off today on a conservationist's adventure. She will be participating in two expeditions in Crete, Greece and Hungary with the organisation "Earthwatch''. ---- Page 6 MARSHALL READY TO RELAX BUC Marshall ready to relax After two attempts Ralph O. Marshall has finally managed to retire as head of his architectural and engineering firm Marshall Bernardo Partnership. ---- Business, Page 13