benefits to Bermuda -- including the number of jobs for Bermudians, Government said yesterday. Teams of developers are to submit final proposals for Morgan's Point and Daniel's Head by Friday. ---- Page 2 RETAILER ISSUES CHEQUE WARNING CTS Retailer issues cheque warning Customers who put stops on cheques can cost businesses time and money. It took six months and a court case for Marie Beach Tucker to get $82 for two leotards bought in her sportswear shop after a customer put a stop on a cheque. ---- Page 3 QUARRY REPORT FINISHED QUR Quarry report finished A probe by a top Canadian mining engineer into blasting at Island Quarry has been completed. The study was commissioned after a a lump of rock was sent hurtling into a car parked in a nearby pub car park. ---- Page 5 LONRHO TO SELL PRINCESSES TOU Lonrho to sell Princesses Lonrho Plc, the widely diversified British conglomerate and owners of Bermuda's Princess hotels, said yesterday it intended to take its booming hotels business public within two months as the first step of a planned three-way split. ---- Business, Page 9 COACHES DEBATE GOLDEN GOAL SOC Coaches debate golden goal News that Bermuda Football Association may adopt the `Golden Goal' for cup competitions this season has been greeted with mixed reaction from players and coaches. Coaches with experiene of `sudden death' as a means of breaking a deadlock in extra time, give the new initiative the thumbs up. But others have reservations about bringing the new ruling into local soccer. ---- Sport, Page 17 CHILD ABUSED LINKED TO ADDICTION COM Child abuse linked to addiction The increasing problem with violent crime and drug addiction in Bermuda is directly related to how parents treat their children. And facts show it is almost impossible to find a violent offender without a history of abuse -- physical, sexual or both -- in his or her childhood. ---- Community, Page 21