said Bermuda sportsmen should be drug tested before representing the Island overseas. ---- Page 2 UNION PROTEST DELAYS SINKING UNS SHI Union protest delays sinking Plans to scuttle the Chinese freighter Xing Da have run into more snags after members of the Bermuda Industrial Union's fisheries division raised concerns over where it was to be sunk. ---- Page 6 CEDARBRIDGE LAUNCHES PR DRIVE ED Cedarbridge launches PR drive The public can expect to see and hear a lot more about the Island's first senior secondary school in the months leading up to its opening. ---- Page 8 INDIAN PARTY NEAR FULL STRENGTH CRI Indian party near full strength Fifteen of the 16 Indian Test players who played in the West Indies arrive today for a short two-match tour. ---- Sport, Page 13 `FLIGHT' LOOKS AT IMMIGRANT LIFE TOD MPC `Flight' looks at immigrant life A doom-laden study in cultural repression among the immigrant population that has poured into Britain since the end of the Second World War provides the theme for the UK entry in the Bermuda International Film Festival. ---- Review, Page 17 LEADING INSURERS LEFT IN LIMBO BUC Leading insurers left in limbo Industry reports this morning have chairman of AON Re, (Bermuda) Ltd. and Aon Risk Services (Bermuda) Ltd. Robin Spencer-Arscott leaving his post at the Bermuda AON office. ---- Business, Page 28