operating a "stop-start, fitful'' approach to promoting Bermuda. Shadow Tourism Minister David Allen said the shift from TV advertising to radio was the wrong approach. ---- Page 2 POLICE PLAN SPEEDING CAMERAS POL Police plan speeding cameras Police could be in line to get hi-tech roadside cameras to catch speeding drivers in the act. The news came as Police announced a crackdwon on dangerous driving. ---- Page 3 THOUSANDS OFF VOTING REGISTER VOT Thousands off voting register At least 7,000 people could be ineligible to cst their ballots if the General Election is held after June 16 because tgeyhave failed to register to vote.

---- Page 5 HEALTH CARE AILING -- SIMONS BUC HTH Health care ailing -- Simons Bermuda's system of health care is in jeopardy, and is already starting to "fray at the edges,'' says the new CEO of Argus Insurance, Gerald Simons.

---- Business, Page 21 BTC COMPLETES LOGIC BUYOUT BUC BTC completes Logic buyout The Bermuda Telephone Co. (BTC) paid $8 million to buy Logic Communications from Millennium International, the companies have revealed. ---- Business, Page 23 DIRK GETS HEAD START AT XL OPEN TEN Dirk gets head start a XL Open Dirk van Dier arrived at the XL Bermuda Open with a shaved head yesterday -- but wouldn't say if he was hoping for the same luck which came to 1997 champion Johan Van Herck -- who shaved his head after winning last year. ---- Sport, Page 33 SHERRITT EYES GAMES SPOT CYC ATH Sterritt eyes Games spot In what is bound to ruffle the feathers of fervent nationalists, cyclist Steve Sterritt is set to represent Bermuda in the Commonwealth Games. ---- Sport, Page 33