A planned Airport bus and taxi service has been dropped after a furore over its introduction. ---- Page 2 INCINERATOR HOURS UNDER FIRE TSH Incinerator hours under fire Truckers fear a new regime at the Tyne's Bay incinerator could jeopardise out-of-hours waste services on the Island. ---- Page 5 HEAVY RAIN TOUGH ON FARMERS AG Heavy rain tough on farmers Last week's heavy rain was a mixed blessing for local farmers. The downpours helped some plants, but bruised others and washed out some newly seeded fieldss. ---- Page 6 ATTACKER JAILED FOR FOUR YEARS CTS Attacker jailed for four years A Warwick man will spend the next four years in prison after attacking and robbing two men last year. ---- Page 7 CELL PHONE FIRM GETS LICENCE m BUC Cell phone firm gets licence The days of just one cellular telephone provider in Bermuda are drawing to a close after Bermuda Digital Communications Ltd. received its telecommunications licence on Friday. ---- Business, Page 13 CAR BUYERS DRIVE UP SALES BUC Car buyers drive up sales m Car-crazy Bermudians are driving a huge jump in retail sales by ordering more and more new cars. Retail sales show motor vehicle and service station sales jumped 14.7 percent in May. ---- Business, Page 13 BERMUDA MATCH ABANDONED SOC Bermuda match abandoned A first round international youth tournament match between Bermuda and the United States had to be abandoned last night after a floodlight failure. Fans were left waiting 40 minutes before the game was called off with the US leading 1-0. ---- Sport, Page 25 ST. DAVID'S RETAINS EASTERN CUP CRI St. David's retains Eastern Cup A dull draw in the first round of the Eastern Counties Cup between holders St.

David's and Bailey's Bay will almost certainly lead to more calls for the tournament to adopt a limited overs format. ---- Sport, Page 27