Another story, titled “1st storm of the season” also appeared on the front of page of the same edition.
“First tropical storm and hurricane of the season Abby has gained enough force after crossing over Cuba to be designated as a hurricane.
“Soon after crossing over Key West and southern Florida at Punta Gorda south of Tampa, her centre winds dropped from between 25 and 45 mph, causing her to once again be classified as a tropical storm.
The newspaper also featured a story giving details of the upcoming Queen’s Birthday celebrations.
“The ceremony will take place in the Princess Royal Park, George Town. The saluting base will be the Pavilion in the park.
Also in the same edition, a story titled “British subjects can be deported,” appeared.
“British subjects resident in the Cayman Islands for any period up to 7 years are now able to be deported if the resident commits any offence punishable with imprisonment.
“The law, Deportation (British Subjects) (Amendment) Law, 1968, which makes the deportation of British subjects possible was passed by the Legislative Assembly on the 28th of March and came into effect on May 24.
“The law is geared towards ganja peddlers.