negotiate which department will take over a safe riding programme for youngsters. This emerged yesterday as Transport Minister Wayne Furbert presented certificates to those who have successfully completed the Project Ride programme. ---- Page 2 FUEL TANKS BEING DISMANTLED MIL Fuel tanks being dismantled Change is coming quickly to the Island's east end landscape now that work crews have begun dismantling some of the more enduring symbols of the US military presence. Soon to be gone are the US Naval Air Station's two prominent red and white jet-fuel storage tanks, slowly being cut into slabs of scrap metal by crews from AST Environmental, of Dayton Ohio.

---- Page 5 POLICE ARREST THREE YOUTHS CRM POL Police arrest three youths Three youths were arrested by Police on Sunday afternoon after they were chased by a man through a park. A Police spokesperson said an officer was on patrol near Black Watch Pass in Pembroke, when he spotted a man chasing the youths through the nearby park. The officer stopped the youths and discovered that they were involved with the theft of a pedal cycle. ---- Page 5 THOMPSON TIPPED FOR VILLAGE SOC Thompson tipped for Village Kenny Thompson, head coach of Second Division club Somerset Eagles, is the leading contender for a similar position at North Village, The Royal Gazette has learned. Also being considered is current interim head coach Leroy Wilson.

---- Sport, Page 19 RESTAURATEUR EYES CHANGES EAT BUC Restaurateur eyes changes Dennis' Hideaway owner Dennis Lamb is seeking an investor to help prepare his institution for the 21st century. And he has several changes in mind. ---- Business, Page 23