won by a mile the St. George's Extraordinary Election. Ms Caisey was voted in as the new Common Councillor for the Corporation after the election yesterday, following the death of Leon (Jimmy) Williams in the summer. ---- Page 2 HI-TECH VIDEO FOR COURTS CTS Hi-tech video for courts Alleged criminals could make court appearances without leaving Westgate, Premier Pamela Gordon revealed yesterday. For Government is considering using hi-tech video conferencing equipment in the courts to speed up the course of justice. Ms Gordon said remand prisoners could be beamed into the courts for routine appearances instead of being transported under escort. ---- Page 2 `BOMBS' THROWN AT LODGE CRM `Bombs' thrown at lodge Detectives are investigating two Molotov cocktail firebomb attacks. Three bombs was thrown at the Masonic Lodge on Khyber Pass, Warwick, some time before 5.15 p.m. on Wednesday. ---- Page 2 STUDENTS ARE IN TUNE! YO Students are in tune! For the second successive year Bermudian students have proved they are top of the class when it comes to tinkling the ivories and fiddling. For a 32-strong mix of youngsters and adults form the Bermuda Conservatory of Music have passed a world recognised practical examination.

---- Page 7 BISHOP LOOKS DUAL BOWLING ROLE CRI Bishop looks dual bowling role While it isn't something he's accustomed to in cricket, Test fast bowler Ian Bishop doesn't mind the dual bowling role that he is being called upon to perform during today's testimonial game at Lord's. ---- Sport, Page 15 CHALLENGE FOR ARMSTRONG ATH RUN Challenge for Armstrong A glance at the 1500 metres Commonwealth Games field quickly puts the challenge facing Bermuda's Terrance Armstrong into perspective. Three Kenyans, three English and three Canadians all with times in the mid to low 3:30s. ---- Sport, Page 15