successfully completing a treatment programme should be in place soon. ---- Page 2 BURGER BATTLE MOVES TO LONDON COA Burger battle moves to London Would-be McDonald's owners Grape Bay Ltd. yesterday received the formal go-ahead to ask the Privy Council in London for permission to operate the fast food franchise in Bermuda. ---- Page 3 SCHOOL FACES FUNDS DEADLINE ED School faces funds deadline Montessori Academy has launched a $10 million capital campaign aimed at taking the school into the 21st Century and hopes to raise $2 million by the middle of next week in order to buy land for its new campus in Devonshire. ---- Page 5 KODIAK TAKES TOP HONOURS SLG Kodiak takes top honours The Royal Bermuda Yacht Club finally came alive with colour and activity yesterday as fresh wind gave struggling yachts in the Newport-Bermuda Race the boost they needed to complete the race. Kodiak came out the big winner by capturing the prestigious Lighthouse Trophy, which goes to the winning non-racer on corrected time. ---- Sport, Page 13 `WRONG FOR . . .' IS JUST RIGHT TOD THR `Wrong For . . .' is just right There are plenty of laughs -- even if most of them are of the wry variety -- in the wittily written `Wrong For Each Other', the latest offering from J.B.

Productions at the Club 21 building at Dockyard. Today, Page 19 BANK PLANS AGAINST TAKEOVERS BUC Bank plans against takeovers The Bank of Bermuda Ltd. plans on increasing by five-fold its unissued authorised share capital as protection against a possible hostile takeover.

The bank also plans on increasing executive and employee ownership in the bank. ---- Business, Page 35