carrying out a string of break-ins and thefts. ---- Page 2 `START LISTENING TO US' GVT CON CRM `Start listening to us' Bermuda's under-30s have given Government a clear message on how to stamp out youth crime: "Start listening to us!'' The twenty-somethings came up with a range of recommendations to clamp down on violence in a street poll. ---- Page 5 ISLAND'S YOUT URGED TO VOTE VOT Island's youth urged to vote There will be a concerted push to register all the Island's young, eligible voters especially young black males between 18 to 25 who may be involved in gangs The Royal Gazette has learned. ---- Page 5 CANDIDATE TO MEET WITH YOUTH PTL Candidate to meet with youth Pembroke West candidate Rodney Smith plans to meet with young people in the area and listen to their concerns. ---- Page 5 RACE FEST FAILS TO LURE STARS MAR RUN Race fest fails to lure stars Organisers remain unfazed by an apparent drop in quantity and quality for International Race Weekend -- just a week away. With the exception of popular Irish miler Marcus O'Sullivan, the list of elite runners for next weekend's four events lacks many of the major international names traditionally attracted to the Island. ---- Sport, Page 11 INTERNET GETTING UP TO SPEED BUC Internet getting up to speed Long-awaited faster dial-up speeds are being provided by both of Bermuda's Internet providers. Logic Communications Ltd., formerly Internet (Bermuda) Ltd., said faster access rates up to 56K were now available for small businesses. ---- Business, Page 29 FRESH ROW FLARING OVER EMLICO BUC CTS Fresh row flaring over EMLICO A jurisdictional battle could be brewing between Bermuda and the state of Massachusetts over where Electric Mutual Liability Insurance Co. (EMLICO) will eventually be liquidated. ---- Business, Page 29 OBM FOCUSES ON ENVIRONMENT BUC OBM focuses on environment OBM International, with offices in Bermuda and the Caribbean, will help educate people on the need for environmental conservation. ---- Business, Page 32