disintegrating family values could threaten Bermuda's prosperity. She made her comments as the Senate got down to the first day of the Throne Speech debate.

---- Page 2 AIDS RESIDENCE IS FULL UP AID AIDS residence is full up A residence for those with the AIDS virus has reached its eight-person capacity, leaving five on a waiting list. And AIDS support group STAR plans to relieve the housing shortage as one of its goals as it marks its tenth anniversary. ---- Page 3 SCIENTIST PROBES PLANKTON CLB SCI Scientist probes plankton It's one of the world's largest migrations of animal life -- and it happens every night on Bermuda's doorstep. Millions of planktons make the nightly equivalent of a 50-mile round trip for breakfast, and in doing so, may help negate global warming. ---- Page 6 BHS EXPANDS ITS CLASSROOM ED BHS expands its classrooms Bermuda High School for Girls recently opened a new addition which the school believes will encourage students both to work together -- and to do more independent study. ---- Page 7 BERMUDA TO ENTER RED STRIPE CRI Bermuda to enter Red Stripe Bermuda is set to enter the Red Stripe cricket competition in 1999. Bermuda Cricket Board of Control president Ed Bailey disclosed yesterday that the Island will also make its debut in two West Indies youth tournaments in 1998 showcasing the best youth talent in the region. ---- Sport, Page 17 ARGUS ATTRACTS PENSIONS BUC Argus attracts pensions Argus Insurance Co. has seen some large employers switch to its pensions subdidiary as a result of Government plans to reform the Island's pension system. Argus attributes the moves to its strong balance sheet and to new investment schemes. ---- Business, Page 31