would have served about 30 bankruptcy orders during Operation Cleansweep, outgoing Police Commissioner Colin Coxall told The Royal Gazette this week in a parting interview. ---- Page 2 REGIMENT WELCOMES DEPARTURE MIL POL Regiment welcomes departure Police Commissioner Colin Coxall's departure could be the one factor needed to restore good and wholesome relations between the Bermuda Regiment and the Police Service, says the Regiment's outgoing commanding officer. ---- Page 3 DRUGS CHEATS FACE BANS DGS SP ATH Drugs cheats face bans Athletes found to have virtually any link with banned drugs could face a minimum one-year ban from sports for a first offence under proposed guidelines. ---- Sport, Page 13 SMITH PLAYING GUESSING GAME MAR RUN Smith playing guessing game Is Kavin Smith up to his old tricks again? Back in May, prior to the Marathon Derby, the Island's leading road runner proclaimed he had no incentive to beat his previous record over the 13.3-mile course. Several days later, he did just that. ---- Sport, Page 13 STUDENTS BYTE INTO COMPUTERS LIV ED Students byte into computers In what may be one of the most significant educational advances in decades, Saltus Grammar School is logging on to the Information Age. ---- Living, Page 25 BANK TO WARD OFF TAKEOVER BID BUC Bank to ward off takeover bid The Bank of N.T. Butterfield and Son Ltd. is set to swallow the same poison pill defence the Bank of Bermuda Ltd. adopted earlier this year against any takeover attempt by unwanted suitors. At its annual general meeting on October 29 the bank's board of directors are proposing major changes to the company's incorporating act and bye-laws, including one aimed at making it more unappealing for someone to buy a controlling amount of shares. ---- Business, Page 33