sexually assaulted her after their illegal love affair went bad, a Supreme Court jury was told yesterday. the jury also heard how the man, then 23, and the private school student lived together for two months. ----Page 2 UNION RIGHTS BEING REVIEWED UNS Union rights being reviewed A tripartite coalition has been appointed to review laws on labour representation, Home Affairs Minister Quinton Edness said yesterday. He made the announcement after a top Caribbean labour expert called for changes in local laws which can prevent employees from getting union representation. ---- Page 3 ISLAND'S HEDGES UNDER THREAT ENV Island's hedges under threat Bermuda's private hedges are under attack from a tiny pest that devours the leaves. Ligustrum lucidum, a moth caterpillar, has emerged as a threat to hedges as well as to the Bermuda Olivewood after existing virtually unknown for years. ---- Page 5 TEST BOWLER IN LEEWARDS SQUAD CRI Test bowler in Leewards sqaud One Test player and two others who have entered the West Indies team since touring Bermuda in 1993 with a West Indies Select are included in a Leeward Islands squad which will tour Bermuda next week. Fast bowler Kenny Benjamin is the big name in the Leewards team. ---- Sport, Page 13 LUNCH BOXES CAN BE HEALTHY TAS Lunch boxes can be healthy Corn curls, M and M's, fruit roll-ups, and a Spaghetti O's should all be off the menu for student's lunch boxes this year. Only a healthy and nutritious meal will benefit children through the day -- and it can also help them study better. ---- Taste, Page 25 O'HARA HIGHEST PAID -- SURVEY BUC O'Hara highest paid -- survey EXEL Ltd. boss Brian O'Hara is the highest paid Bermuda-based CEO among leading commercial insurers and reinsurers in 1995, says a new survey. ---- Business, Page 33