Bermuda to Atlanta flight, the Tourism Minister revealed yesterday. David Dodwell made the announcement in the House of Assembly as he unveiled a series of new measures designed to attract more visitors. ---- Page 2 SOLD DRUGS TO `AVOID STARVING CTS Sold drugs to `avoid starving' A Southampton youth yesterday claimed he was forced to sell drugs to avoid starving. Dennis Lambert, 18, of Sunnyside Park, made the shock admission before being sentenced in Magistrates' Court to 150 hours community service for selling cannabis. ---- Page 3 RECORD EARNINGS FOR BELCO BUC Record earnings for Belco Belco Holdings is reporting record earnings of $14,950,215 for the year to December 31, up 10.35 percent from 1995. Earnings per share also surged. ---- Business, Page 8 DARRELL MUM ON POSSIBLE RETURN SOC Darrell mum on possible return Less than two weeks after aiding Bermuda's return to international soccer, speculation surrounds the possible return of Gary Darrell on a regular basis.

---- Sport, Page 19 LOOBY LOOKS TO THE WORLDS CYC Looby looks to the worlds Mechanical problems foiled MacInnis Looby in his first two races of the new cycling season. And a desire to qualify for the World Time Trial Championships in Spain, means he will not be returning for the Bermuda Grand Prix in May, the rider said yesterday. ---- Sport, Page 19