controversial tug pilot Kenneth Todd, labelling him a "bully''. The employee has broken the silence surrounding the return to work of Mr. Todd, saying most of the Dockyard section are upset at his presence. ---- Page 2 EAST END SET FOR SOCA ENT East end set for soca Byron Lee and his all-star band are set to "let the dogs out'' at this year's "Soca Frenzy'' concert. And this year's show promises a fireworks display, 20 new tunes and six new dances, including "Jump Up'' and "Double Barrel''.

---- Page 2 JURY FINDS WOMAN GUILTY CTS Jury finds woman guilty A Warwick woman caught with nearly 200 grams of cannabis in her knapsack at the airport was found guilty of importing drugs into Bermuda. Kenita Furbert, 24, of Camp Hill Road, maintained throughout her three day trial that the drugs had been planted on her when she returned from a visit to her boyfriend in Orlando in February. ---- Page 3 SOARES LOOKS TO GREEN FUTURE TRA Soares looks to green future Hi-tech electric cars and taxis could be on the road to the future, Environment Minister Harry Soares said yesterday. Mr. Soares said electric cars were duty free in Bermuda, although design difficulties made them unattractive. ---- Page 6 MERGER FALLOUT FEARED BUC Merger fallout feared New insurance and reinsurance brokerage mergers may not be good for the Bermuda market, but could also lead to the emergence of independent brokerage houses, a market executive says. ---- Business, Page 17