to the 1978 election legislation would increase democracy on the Island. ---- Page 2 ROW OVER GRAVE PLANS CHU PLN Row over grave plans An unholy row has erupted between a church and its neighbours over plans for 32 new graves. Clergy at Christ Church in Warwick want to build the tombs on a flat piece of land at the bottom of their own hillside cemetery. Residents have complained their views will be destroyed by eerie tombstones if the plans are approved. ---- Page 2 BANKS `LAUNDERED DRUG MONEY' CTS BUC Banks `laundered drug money' Bermuda's banking system has been caught up in a million-dollar plus drugs money laundering case in Canada. For the Island's world of high finance was used to funnel $CAN1.65 million in dirty money, the Montreal trial of lawyer-turned Quebec judge Robert Flahiff heard. ---- Page 3 GUN FOUND AFTER ROBBERY CTS Gun found after robbery A weapon was found in a hedgerow following an armed robbery in which $70,000 was taken. The Colt .45 handgun was discovered shortly after the Bank of Butterfield in Somerset was raided by two people.

---- Page 6 LEAGUE REVAMP DELAYED SOC League revamp delayed Reduction of the First Division to eight teams will not now begin until next season, Bermuda Football Association confirmed yesterday. ---- Sport, Page 19 ECONOMY GETS TOP MARKS BUC Economy gets top marks In a sign of confidence in the new PLP Government and the economy, Standard & Poor's (S&P) has affirmed Bermuda's stable double-A long-term foreign currency sovereign credit rating. ---- Business, Page 23