advantage of the latest seat sale. ---- Page 6 ZBM IN MORE HOT WATER TV ZBM in more hot water A second family has decided to hire a lawyer after a story carried on ZBM radio and television was found to be false. ---- Page 6 COUNCELLORS GET SUPPORT ED Counsellors get support The Island's Chief Education Officer has come to the defence of high school career counsellors, describing recent criticism by a top businessman as "most unfair.'' ---- Page 7 BFA'S AGM SET FOR TONIGHT SOC BFA's AGM set for tonight Having engineered the plan that has seemingly restored both public and corporate faith in local soccer, president Neville Tyrrell and his full executive committee intend to run for re-election at Bermuda Football Association's annual general meeting at Devonshire Rec. tonight. ---- Sport, Page 21 STEEDE INSPIRED WESTERN STARS CRI Steede inspires Western Stars Inspired by Albert Steede's third century of the season, Western Stars surged to the top of the Premier Overs Division with a comfortable 98-run victory over St. George's at St. John's Field yesterday. ---- Sport, Page 21 BANK TARGETS NEW BUSINESS BUC Bank targets new business The Bank of Bermuda is pressing ahead with plans to improve the level of domestic banking service. ---- Business, Page 28 HALF YEAR PROFITS SOAR SHI BUC Half year profits soar Buoyed by a $9.2-million profit from the first quarter sale of two vessels, half year profits for Bermuda-registered Bona Shipholding Ltd. have jumped to $26.7 million, compared to $5.9 million for the first six months of 1996. ---- Business, Page 28