students to make condoms available in schools. A survey of teenagers has revealed that 35 percent of teens think condoms should be made available in schools. ---- Page 2 TASK FORCES GETS POOR RESPONSE GVT Task force gets poor response The deadline for submissions to a task force examining consumer protection has been put back due a poor response from the public and organisations. ---- Page 3 RETAILERS PLAN TRAINING BLITZ BUC Retailers plan training blitz Business leaders are to launch a management training blitz in the wake of a week Christmas selling season. sales. The Chamber of Commerce is joining with the Bank of Bermuda to get the 16-hour programme rolling next month. ---- Page 5 WATSON'S OUT FOR REVENGE MAR Watson's out for revenge Mike Watson may be more motivated than usual when he lines up for tonight's Front Street Mile. That's because the veteran runner is anxious to put a poor run in the time trials behind him. ---- Sport, Page 13 BETTER WAYS TO MANAGE MONEY COM Better ways to manage money Facing a mountain of after-Christmas bills? Community affairs officer has plenty of advice on how to get out of debt and on better methods of planning and budgeting your money in 1997. ---- Taste, Page 25 KFC TO LAUNCH RIGHTS ISSUE BUC EAT KFC to launch rights issue Financially troubled Kentucky Fried Chicken (Bermuda) Ltd. is to launch a rights issue aimed at meeting its obligations to creditors and clearing bank debt. KFC's board will also be expanded. ---- Business, Page 33 REGULATORS `MISLED' ON EMLICO BUC RE Regulators `misled' on EMLICO Local regulators are being asked to concede they were misled by EMLICO during the insurer's application to redomesticate to Bermuda in 1995. ---- Business, Page 33