According to the latest weekly figures, a total of 41 cycles were stolen last week. ---- Page 2 TRUST TAKES AIM AT PLANNERS PLN EN Trust takes aim at planners The Development Applications Board's decision to grant in principle approval to the redevelopment of Elbow Beach Hotel has drawn fire from the Bermuda National Trust. The DAB voted last month to approve in principle the application which was revised on May 5, 1997. ---- Page 3 Friendly Bermudian honoured Friends are like diamonds, they last forever. So says Sylvia Wilson, latest winner of the Bermuda Sunshine Award. The award is presented by the Visitor Industry Partnership and Hospitality Professional Association to riendly Bermudians. ---- Page 3 FORMER TRAINEE VET SUES GOVT.

GVT Former trainee vet sues Govt.

A former Government trainee vet has taken legal action against the Minister of the Environment, The Royal Gazette has learned. Dr. Susann Smith on Friday filed a writ against the Minister of the Environment, Planning and Natural Resources. ---- Page 5 BOOSTING INSURANCE COVERAGE BUC Boosting insurance coverage With stagnant or falling premium income, and tougher competition for a deal, insurers and reinsurers are finding new ways to make a buck. They're also helping companies save money by offering new, non-traditional products in market. ---- Business, Page 34 ACE MOVE FOR ROGER GILLETT BUC ACE move for Roger Gillett Another senior member of the former Johnson & Higgins (Bermuda) Ltd. team Roger Gillett, is moving on to greener pastures in the wake of the merger between Marsh & McLennan and Johnson & Higgins. The merger created the world's largest insurance broker and Bermuda's largest manager of captive insurers.

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