winter air service between Toronto and Bermuda -- starting on September 11.

---- Page 3 MPS CALL FOR CHILD PROTECTION HOA MPs call for child protection MPs on Friday called for more protection for children -- both from physical abuse and from paedophiles. Government MP Grace Bell called for known sex offenders to be publicly identified. ---- Page 5 `TECH' TEACHING SCHEME AIRED BUC `Tech' teaching scheme aired Company president Michael Stowe has devised an educational programme he believes will recapture the so-called "lost generation'' of young black males. ---- Page 7 TOD ART Photographer focuses on kids Giving talks to children is something leading photojournalist Flip Schulke does where ever he goes. His images of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. have helped keep the civil rights leader's legacy alive, and he feels impelled to pass on the message. ---- Today, Page 13 INDIANS AVOID DAMP WICKET TEST CRI Indians avoid damp wicket test Not for the first time the state of the St. David's wicket came in for criticism as India's touring Test team wrapped up their short two-match visit with a second easy victory, beating Bermuda's national team by six wickets on Saturday. ---- Sport, Page 23 NEW ROLE FOR CHITCHAT EAT New role for ChitChat The owners of ChitChat Boulevard Cafe have decided their "new concept restaurant'' on Queen Street isn't working and are changing it to the business they know best -- selling pizza. ---- Business, Page 29 DEVELOPERS SEEK LOCAL INVESTORS BUC MIL Developers seek local investors The man behind the $250-million effort to redevelop the old US Navy Annex at Morgan's Point has dismissed concerns that the developers are having any problems raising money. But the developers are seeking more local investment.

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