hauled before a United Bermuda Party disciplinary committee for supporting a motion of censure against Premier David Saul. The morning hearing at UBP headquarters broke up after about one hour. ---- Page 3 TEENAGER `STABBED WOMAN' CTS Teenager `stabbed woman' A 36-year-old woman broke down in tears yesterday as she described how she was stabbed by a 16-year-old. Jamaican June Hayward was testifying on the first day of a Supreme Court trial against her alleged assailant. ---- Page 5 INFLATION RATE PLUMMETS FIN Inflation rate plummets The inflation rate plunged in June to two percent -- the lowest rate recorded since May, 1994. Finance Minister Grant Gibbons welcomed the news "as further proof of the economy's improvement in price competitiveness''. ---- Page 6 TRUST INDUSTRY AWAITS CHANGES TAX Trust industry awaits changes Tough new measures which will be signed into law next week by US President Bill Clinton are bound to have a profound affect on the way trust business is conducted in Bermuda, experts say. ---- Business, Page 11 COMICS LAMPOON TALK SHOWS TOD TV Comics lampoon talk shows Television viewers may look at Oprah and Phil a bit differently after this weekend. A group of local comedians are teaming up to lampoon the daytime TV staple. ---- Today, Page 14 SOCCER REPORT URGES CHANGES SOC Soccer report urges changes A top Island soccer official is recommending the deployment of national squads at all levels, renewing affiliation with the Caribbean Football Union and the rehiring of a full-time Director of Coaching. ---- Sport, Page 19