bank robbery. The guns -- one with a roughly four-inch barrel and the other approximately ten inches long -- are evidence in the Supreme Court trial of Rupert Elroy Archibald and Michael Eugene Dillas. ---- Page 2 BAHAI PREACHER IN BERMUDA CHU Bahai preacher in Bermuda A preacher of one of the world's newest faiths is currently visiting the Island to spread the word of God's message. ---- Page 5 PLEA FOR BALL TURNED DOWN CTS Plea for bail turned down A Jamaican man charged in relation to a $200,000 drugs seizure was remanded in custody yesterday. ---- Page 5 BARBADOS WANTS YOU! TOU Barbados wants you! Long seen as a competitor, Barbados also recognises Bermuda as a viable tourist market and have used sports to lure Bermudians to their Island. ---- Page 6 $1.5 MILLION FOR DRUGS COURT CTS $1.5 million for drugs court Government officials have set aside $1.5 million to pay for Bermuda's first ever drugs court. Home Affairs Minister Maxwell Burgess took the wraps off final proposals for the court yesterday. ---- Page 6 HOTEL WORKER HITS BACK TOU Hotel worker hits back A Bermudian hotel worker yesterday blasted the criticism of his colleagues which came from a major hotel company local representative. ---- Page 7 NEW COMPANY LINKED TO SALE TOU New company linked to sale Ownership of a Warwick hotel and golf club is due to be transferred to a separate company. ---- Page 7 SQUASH PAIR BUNDLED OUT ATH SQU Squash pair bundled out It was a baptism of fire in which Nick Kyme and Tommy Sherratt had fully expected to get badly burned. And world class opponents David Palmer of Australia and Greg Tippings of Wales, both of them professionals, had no hesitation in fulfilling those expectations. ---- Sport, Page 13 C&W, INTERNET PROVIDER IN FIGHT BUC C&W, Internet provider in fight The battle between long distance providers and Internet companies has started in Bermuda. Long distance provider Cable & Wireless Plc has launched a complaint to the Telecommunications Commission against Internet provider Logic Communications for encroaching on its turf. ---- Business, Page 33