man, a judge said. "Not to put too fine a point on it, (Darren Woods) is a fugitive because the Police would like to talk to him,'' said Puisne Judge Richard Ground. ---- Page 3 PRISON CHIEF DENIES CLAIMS JAL Prison chief denies claims Prisons Commissioner Edward Dyer last night denied allegations that inmates were sneaking out of the Prison Farm during the night and were allowed to keep tools -- including hammers and screwdrivers -- in their rooms. ---- Page 5 MEETING TO RID DRUGS FROM SPORT DGS CON Meeting to rid drugs from sport A conference for sporting bodies to share their ideas on getting rid of drugs on the playing field is set for the end of the month. Elite sprinter Troy Douglas is expected to speak on his experiences as a drug free athlete on the world stage. ---- Page 6 FRENCH CUISINE ON REID STREET EAT French cuisine on Reid Street Le Figaro bistro opens this week in the same location occupied by Archimedes until late last year. And the restaurant's manager hopes to soon uncork the first bottles of Beaujolais Nouveau. ---- Business, Page 10 BERMUDA SOFTBALL TAKES OFF SOF Bermuda softball takes off "One of the best kept secrets in Bermuda'' -- the Commercial Softball League -- opened its 19th season on Saturday with 40 teams and more than 1,000 players signed up to play for the next five months. ---- Sport, Page 19 YUB SET TO STAGE CONFERENCE COM CON YUB set to stage conference Bermuda's young people will be asked to help find solutions to some of the problems they face today when the UBP's youth wing hosts "Teen Summit -- Rise Up Young People''. ---- Community, Page 23