Police seized $1.5 million worth of cocaine at the Airport within a week.

A spokeswoman said Customs and the Bermuda Police Force worked alongside the US Drug Enforcement Agency to intercept the drugs last week.

Arrests have been made locally and abroad with some suspects already appearing before the court.

CABINET FEUD DENIED HOA Cabinet feud denied A possible feud between two Cabinet colleagues has been dismissed by Public Safety Minister Paula Cox.

In yesterday's Royal Gazette , Ms Cox said a new 911 emergency response system, in which Police and fire personnel trained in life saving techniques attend accident scenes, was "a win win situation'' for the Island.

Ms Cox's comments were in stark contrast to earlier remarks made by Telecommunications Minister Renee Webb, who, before last November's election, described the system as "unfeasible and unworkable''.

Yesterday Ms Cox said the new system does now have the backing of the full Cabinet -- but not indefinitely.

"The Cabinet has agreed with the implementation of the new 911 scheme but it will be reviewed in a year,'' Ms Cox said.

HURRICANE EXPERT VISITS SCI HUR CON Hurricane expert visits A top hurricane specialist will hit the Island next week.

Dr. Lixon Avila, of the National Hurricane Centre in Miami, will visit as a guest of the Bermuda Biological Station for Research.

His lecture, entitled "Predicting the Tempest: A Forecaster's View of the Hyperactive 1998 Hurricane Season'', will focus on how hurricanes are forecast and will highlight the 1998 season.

The lecture will take place on February 22 at 7 p.m. at BBSR's Hanson Hall.

Public tickets are $10, BBSR associates are free.

To reserve seats call 297-1880 ext. 206 or e-mail jayton y bbsr.edu.

MAN WARNED AWAY CTS Man warned away A magistrate has freed a homeless man apparently obsessed with the Mid Ocean golf course .

Milton James Eve, 49, has repeatedly trespassed on the course and last summer served three months imprisonment after disobeying a court order to avoid the area.

But he returned to the grounds in December and reportedly told an employee: "I just came to get my golf balls. I'm just concerned about my golf balls.'' At the time, Magistrate Edward King remanded the 49-year-old in custody for psychiatric evaluation. However, Mr. King said on Wednesday the reports revealed no psychiatric or psychological disorders.

He sentenced Eve to time already served in prison and warned him: "Do not go back on the Mid Ocean Golf Course because you are not wanted there.'' KNIVES REMOVED CRM Knives removed Police Community and Juvenile Services are investigating four teenage boys in connection with knife stealing.

A spokeswoman said three knives were taken from H. Davidson and Co. on Park Road, Pembroke on Wednesday.

The knives included an 11-and-a-half-inch black knife and case, a six-and- three-quarter-inch black and green knife, and a seven-inch black dive knife.

Police recovered two of the knives.

TEENS STILL MISSING POL Teens still missing Police are still looking for two teenage girls who ran away from their Smith's Parish Government home on Monday night.

And a spokeswoman reminded family and friends it was an offence to harbour a juvenile under the Protection of Children's Act.

Shreka Trott -- last seen in blue jeans and a navy jacket -- is 15 years old and described as brown-skinned, approximately five foot, seven inches tall, and weighing 175 pounds.

Serena Brangman -- last seen blue jeans and a green sweater -- is 16 years old and described as white, with blue eyes, approximately five feet, six inches tall, and weighing 115 pounds.

Anyone with information about the girls is asked to contact P.c. Stephen Ebbin at the Community and Juvenile Services at 295-0011.