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Jailed for disposing of body A St. George's man was sentenced to five years imprisonment yesterday for helping dispose of a dead man's body over

guilty in August to being an accessory to the murder of Vincello (Johnny Peppers) Richardson. ---- Page 2 MAN DOESN'T RMEMBER ATTACK CTS Man doesn't remember attack The Jamaican man charged with attempting to murder his wife took the stand in Supreme Court yesterday. And Carlton Byfield, 25, told the court he could not remember striking his wife with a machete. ---- Page 3 PUBLIC URGED TO ATTEND MEETING GVT Public urged to attend meeting Members of the public are being urged to attend a meeting outlining wide-ranging plans to reshape and enhance one of Bermuda's parks. The Parks Department has drawn up a management plan to improve Somerset Long Bay Park, sited on what was once Bermuda's largest mangrove swamp -- filled in over the centuries with rubbish. ---- Page 5 NEW CENTRE IS JUST THE TONIC! CLB New centre is just the tonic! The new Meals on Wheels centre officially opened this week thanks to a major fundraising drive. ---- Page 6 BILL TACKLES MONEY LAUNDERING GVT Bill tackles money laundering Government expects to hear by this week from most relevant financial institutions on draft measures to better combat money laundering. ---- Business, Page 9 REINSURANCE CONGRESS OPENS CON Reinsurance congress opens The lines separating Bermuda's insurance companies will soon be unrecognisable as they continue to broaden their business, Mid Ocean Ltd. president and CEO Michael Butt predicted. ---- Business, Page 9 SHOOT-OUT LOSES IT SPONSOR GLF Shoot-out loses its sponsor The Shoot-out may be back next year at Mid Ocean Club, but one thing for certain Merrill Lynch will not. After months of speculation about the future involvement of the US-based financial services institution in the prestigious golf tournament, it was confirmed yesterday that a new title sponsor is being sought. ---- Sport, Page 21