financial status of the company that owns a troubled east-end timeshare complex. And sale of the St. George's Club to Great Vacations resorts -- or any other buyer -- is conditional upon Government approval, announced Tourism Minister David Dodwell yesterday. ---- Page 2 `TINA' DEALS WITH AIDS AID `Tina' deals with AIDS Tina, a 20-year-old who attends college in the US, considers herself an intelligent young lady. She had her whole life planned out. She knew where she was going and what she wanted to do with it. Her life plan did not include catching the AIDS virus, but that is what happened. ---- Page 5 ADVERTISEMENT IS `OFFENSIVE' CLB DIS Advertisement is `offensive' The National Association for Reconciliation has been approached by several people offended by a recent advertisement for The Bottom Line business magazine. ---- Page 6 COMPANY'S PROFITS REBOUND BUC Company's profits rebound Profits at the Bermuda Telephone Co. Ltd. (BTC) rebounded 58 percent to about $11.7 million in the year ended March 31 from the $7.4 million recorded in the previous financial year. ---- Business, Page 11 A MESSAGE FROM MOSES OLY A message from Moses One of the greatest athletes in history was in Bermuda this weekend to talk about ... education. Edwin Moses, who won gold medals in two Olympics, used his Olympic Day visit to bring his philosophy of life to a luncheon at Ariel Sands. ---- Sport, Page 23 STAR SQUANDER FLYING START CRI Stars squander flying start Western Stars paid the ultimate price for wasting an ideal start in Saturday's Central Counties Cup final against Police; a free pass to the final of the Champion of Champions Cup. ---- Sport, Page 23