Angry parents accompanying their children to Saturday night's Beenie Man concert complained that marijuana and alcohol was being used openly at the show. ---- Page 2 HAMILTON WEST KEY IN ELECTION PTL Hamilton West key in election As in past elections, the battle for the 1,550 votes in Hamilton West promises to keep the political parties anxiously awaiting the result again this year.

---- Page 5 E-COMMERCE ROW HURTS FIRM BUC PTL E-commerce row hurts firm A political row over high-tech trade on the worldwide web could dent Bermuda's chances of taking a lead role in the new industry, it was claimed yesterday.

---- Page 5 TOUGH JOB FOR MP PARENTS LS Tough job for MP parents The parent trap for Bermuda's MPs is finding enough time to run the Country -- and bring up a family. ---- Lifestyle, Page 13 YOUTH TEAM CAN DO BETTER SOC Youth team can do better Bermuda can play better in the next qualifying round for the Under-17 World Cup than it did in beating St. Vincent in both legs of the first round, says director of coaching Clyde Best. ---- Sport, Page 23 HUBBARD SMASHED HIL RECORD CYC Hubbard smashes hill record A large crowd turned out to watch Bermuda's number one cyclist, Elliot Hubbard, attempt to break his Hill Climb Challenge record on Sunday -- and the American-based professional didn't disappoint. ---- Sport, Page 23 BANK RECORDS RECORD RESULTS BUC Bank records record results The Bank of Bermuda reported record net income of $17.2 million for first quarter ended September 30, an increase of 21 percent over last year. ---- Business, Page 29