ranks of the Bermuda Regiment, The Royal Gazette has learned. ---- Page 2 AMERICAN FLIGHTS GROUNDED FLY UNS American flights grounded American Airlines flights in and out of Bermuda could be grounded for days. A sick-out by thousands of pilots had already stranded all the Island's American Airlines services until tomorrow morning. ---- Page 2 NEIGHBOUR QUESTIONS CARE ENV Neighbour questions CARE Campaigners against a cellular tower have been slammed by a Warwick resident who owns a home close to the site. ---- Page 3 PLP REJECTS `STUBBS BILL' REPEAL GAY PLP rejects `Stubbs bill' repeal A call on Government to rethink making gay sex legal was a "dirty tactic'' to exploit Christian Progressive Labour Party supporters, it was claimed yesterday. ---- Page 5 LAWYERS BACK CHIEF JUSTICE LEG Lawyers back Chief Justice The Bar Association has backed the right to put "politically incorrect'' defences forward in sex assault cases. ---- Page 8 STAPLES FACING CASH CRUNCH BUC Staples facing cash crunch Faced with severe cash flow problems Staples Holdings Ltd. may be attempting to save itself through negotiations with creditors and a possible buyout by an equity investor, according to analysts. ---- Business, Page 13 WADE GIVES RANGERS EARLY START CRI Wade gives Rangers early start Veteran all-rounder Clevie Wade is a man in a hurry. As soon he as was named player-coach of the Southampton Rangers' cricket team, he had the team begin indoor conditioning training. Players began working out two weeks ago. ---- Sport, Page 33 RAFTER MAY PLAY XL TEN Rafter may play XL doubles Patrick Rafter -- already due to play an exhibition match at the XL Open -- may enter the tournament's doubles competition as well. ---- Sport, Page 25