wandering abroad. Legislation abolishing it could be presented to MPs before Christmas, said Mr. Dill, who called it a hangover from the era of slavery.

---- Page 2 MP BACKS CALL FOR MORE BREVITY HOA MP backs call for more brevity Government backbencher Trevor Moniz, who spoke for four minutes during the Throne Speech debate, thinks his more long-winded colleagues should follow his example. And he says the Rules of the House permit limits on speeches to be imposed. ---- Page 3 SUB'S NOT A THREAT -- SCIENTIST ENV SCI Sub's not a threat -- scientist A Soviet nuclear submarine which ten years ago sank 600 miles east of Bermuda poses no threat to the Island. Researcher Dr. Hugh Livingston says any plutonium which leaked from the sub -- buried under three miles of water -- would be immeasurable by now. ---- Page 5 SECOND ATTACK ANGERS REFS SOC Second attack angers refs Bermuda's top soccer referees will meet tomorrow to discuss a recent spate of attacks on referees. The meeting comes after Allan Pearmain was punched and kicked at the end of Sunday's match between Somerset Trojans and Somerset Eagles. ---- Sport, Page 21 MULTIPLES' MUMS GET TOGETHER COM CLD Multiples' mums get together Carrying a baby for nine months is tough. But carrying two, three or more babies at one time is well, utterly amazing. Now mothers of twins, triplets, quadruplets and quintuplets have joined together to offer each other support and advice. ---- Community, Page 25