music at tonight's "Reggae Superfest '97'' at Bernard Park, Pembroke. ---- Page 2 ECONOMY SHOWS SOME STRENGTH ECO GVT Economy shows some strength Inflation in Bermuda has touched a historic low of only two percent. And "positive signs'' are emerging in the key sectors of construction, restaurants, business services and international business. ---- Page 2 FISHERMEN'S LICENCES REVOKED FHP CTS Fishermen's licences revoked Two fishermen, who have made a living off the high seas for more than 100 years between them, have had their fishing licences revoked by the Environment Minister. ---- Page 3 TEACHER `TRIED TO DECK' PUPIL CTS ED Teacher `tried to deck' pupil Seconds before tumbling face first onto a Warwick high school driveway, a teacher tried to "deck'' a 15-year-old student, another youth told a Family Court trial. ---- Page 3 DOUGLAS, BEAN SHINE AT CAC ATH Douglas, Bean shine at CAC Devon Bean soared into his first major Games final as veteran sprinter Troy Douglas again underscored his reputation as one of Bermuda's premier athletes at the Central American and Caribbean (CAC) track and field championships.

---- Sport, Page 13 WILL HE STAY OR WILL HE GO? SOC Will he stay or will he go? The ability of St. David's football chairman Stuart Crockwell to persuade Andrew Bascome to stay on as coach could make or break the Islanders as they prepare for the new soccer season. ---- Sport, Page 13