that there will be a lot less furrowed eyebrows and blank stares. ---- Page 2 SECURITY GUARD STOLE $6,000 CTS Security guard stole $6,000 A 45-year-old Englishwoman, working as a security guard at a store yesterday pleaded guilty in Magistrates' Court to stealing $6,000 from store vaults.

---- Page 2 IT'S BACK TO PRISON FOR THIEF CTS It's back to prison for thief A 31-year-old Pembroke man -- barely one month out of prison -- yesterday pleaded guilty in Magistrates' Court to stealing a motorcycle from his housemate and robbing a woman of her handbag. ---- Page 2 CONCESSIONS DELAY ANGERS PLP EAT Concessions delay angers PLP Government must act quickly and decide who will operate concessions at the Airport -- or retender the contracts, a Shadow Minister said. ---- Page 5 BEST HAMPERED BY LOW TURN-OUT SOC Best hampered by low turn-out Newly appointed national soccer coach Clyde Best is experiencing some difficulty as he prepares his squad for the Shell/Umbro Cup in Jamaica. ---- Sport, Page 13 REGIMENT SEARCHING FOR LOBBY CYC Regiment searching for Looby Top local cyclist McInnis Looby could find himself in hot water when he returns to Bermuda from overseas. ---- Sport, Page 13 CUP MINNOWS BID FOR GLORY SOC Cup minnows bid for glory Will the minnows survive, or merely be exposed as sacrificial lambs when they come up against First Division powerhouses in the FA Cup quarter-finals. ---- Sport, Page 13 LOCAL CHURCHES EXPANDING REL Local churches expanding Several of Bermuda's churches are set to take advantage of increasing flocks by expanding. ---- Religion, Page 17