Police investigate dog attack A Police investigation has been launched into the severe dog attack that left a 67-year-old man requiring hospital care. ---- Page 3 CALL FOR POSSIBLE CURFEW ED Call for possible curfew A veteran educator has called on Bermuda to seriously consider a curfew for minors. But Northlands Primary principal Dale Butler yesterday said a curfew should be just one measure in a collective community effort to save the Island's future, its youth. ---- Page 5 UBP, PLP `ACHIEVED LITTLE' IMM GVT UBP, PLP `achieved little' Government and the Opposition Progressive Labour Party talked much but achieved little during the recent debate on the future of the Island's long-term residents an NLP spokesman claimed yesterday. ---- Page 6 TRAPS INSIDE REEF PERMITTED FHP Traps inside reef permitted For the first time in six years commercial lobster fisherman are now allowed to lay their traps inside the reef. ---- Page 7 `WHITTINGTON' EXCELS TOD `Whittington' excels The annual pantomime, traditional harbinger of Christmas, is upon us yet again with a production -- `Dick Whittington and his Cat' -- that ranks among the best seen here in years. ---- Today, Page 18 FORMER HAMMERS HELP NUSUM SOC Former Hammers help Nusum Thanks to two former West Ham United players, Wolves star John Barry Nusum has landed a four-year athletic scholarship at the University of Portland. ---- Sport, Page 25 LOCALS GRAB GOODWILL LEAD GLF Locals grab Goodwill lead A year after sweeping both the net and gross divisions, local teams again find themselves leading the way following yesterday's opening round of the 45th Bermuda Goodwill Tournament. ---- Sport, Page 25