potential young tearaways: "The Net is closing in on you!'' ---- Page 2 CRASH VICTIM CONSIDERS LAWSUIT AC CTS Crash victim considers lawsuit An American woman hurt in a high speed jet ski accident is still to decide if she will take legal action. ---- Page 3 ROW LOOMS OVER PLP CHOICE PTL Row looms over PLP choice Two candidates are vying for the chance to run alongisde Progressive Labour Party Leader Jennifer Smith in St. George's North in the General Election if MP Leon (Jimmy) Williams pulls out due to ill-health. ---- Page 3 MARINE TALKS BREAK DOWN UNS Marine talks break down Efforts to resolve the Marine and Ports dispute which led to a two-day work stoppage last week are headed for arbitration after talks broke down yesterday. -- Page 5 GIBBONS: ECONOMY DOING WELL BUC TAX Gibbons: Economy doing well Recommendations by consultants on changing Bermuda's tax structure and making the retail sector more competitive are due to go before Cabinet in two weeks, Finance Minister Grant Gibbons said yesterday. He spoke during a press conference at which he revealed the economic health of the Island was good.

---- Business, Page 9 PROS DIVIDED ON CUP PICKS SOC Pros divided on Cup picks Even with the injured Romario out of the Brazil team, Bermuda's professional footballers believe the defending champions will still be a force in the World Cup which begins tomorrow in France. ---- Sport, Page 19