newly-released student Code of Conduct. ---- Page 5 BROCK TO STAY IN NDC POST DGS CLB Brock to stay in NDC post Bermuda's first ever drugs court could be open in just over a year. And the retiring Chairman of the National Drugs Commission, Mansfield (Jimmy) Brock, is to stay in the post to see the job completed. ---- Page 6 STRONG SHOWING FROM UK TOU FLY Strong showing from UK September US air arrivals slipped by five percent but forced little change in overall arrival figures for the month thanks to a strong showing from the UK. ---- Page 6 PENISTON `SPUN WEB OF DECEIT' CTS Peniston `spun web of deceit' A jury was warned not to be caught in the web of deceit spun by a former Government Senator on trial for fraud. And according to the prosecutor, Llewellyn Peniston's defence seemed to be one of blame everyone but himself for his legal troubles and if he is to believed, he fabricated the truth. ---- Page 7 TOP KIWIS RESUME RIVALRY SLG Top Kiwis resume rivalry Kiwis Gavin Brady and Russell Coutts go head-to-head today in a repeat of last year's Bermuda Gold Cup quarter-final confrontation as sailing resumes after yesterday's rest day. ---- Sport, Page 21 MARSHALL LIKELY TO CAPTAIN CRI Marshall likely to captain Bermuda's Red Stripe skipper Charlie Marshall will likely retain his position as leader of the Island's national cricket team. Although no decision has been reached, there was strong support for Marshall at Bermuda Cricket Board of Control's season-ending gala celebrations at Harmony Hall on Monday night.

---- Sport, Page 21 NEW WAREHOUSE GAINS SUPPORT BUC GVT MIL New warehouse gains support The concept of a bonded warehouse at Ship's Wharf would significantly help car importers, according to one who has paid millions of dollars in duty for cars he hasn't yet sold. ---- Business, Page 33