In Germany he's a "big fish" in the industrial world...in Mallorca he could almost pass as just another tourist. Golf and mountainbike buff, Jürgen Weber, president of the German airline Lufthansa, agreed to be interviewed by the local newspaper, Diario de Mallorca, at his home in the north of the island. 
Excerpts from the interview:

Now that it has been definitely confirmed that the World Boxing Championship will be held at the Palma bullring (see Mallorca News n(o) 3), there have been those who have chosen to combine work with fun and leisure. With the objective of really preparing himself and doing proper groundwork for the great event, the famous football commentator Marcel Reif -- sports executive-producer for German television channel RTL since last February -- didn't hesitate to change his usual holidays in La Toscana for a stay in Mallorca, in spite being in love with Italy. In the company of his girlfriend, Sandra Weber, also a sports commentator for RTL, he has taken a few days off at the Villa Italia, in Puerto Andratx (see photograph). Of course, they enjoyed playing tennis in Peguera and driving a rental car around the island. While the television channel busily prepares the live broadcast of the event, this professional of the mass media has had time to sit back and enjoy the beauty of the island. His mobile phone, however, was never out of sight. After a week in Mallorca, a contented Reif declares: "We'll be back soon."

S'Albufera's dunes and marshes, between Alcúdia and Can Picafort, are among the most beautiful (and least developed) areas of the north of Mallorca. There is now a project which foresees a thorough cleaning job of the Parc de S'Albufera (see photograph), thus resolving the serious problems in area until. Around 41 million pesetas will be invested in its consolidation as a future protected natural area. Some 80 million pesetas will be invested in revitalizing the dunes and cleaning the canals. Between 1997 and 2002, another 332 million pesetas will be invested in the restoration of a ruin and improving the water management system.

At the 92 Olympics in Barcelona the colours of Spain were drawn in the sky, and on Sunday morning they will cause sensation in the Mallorcan skies. The acrobat squadron, Patrulla Aguila (see photograph), formed in 1985, will delight their audience with a demonstration of their skills in the skies of Mallorca. The word has it that the Dique Este (the Eastern Dike), facing the Passeig Sagrera in Palma, will be the best place from which to admire the acrobatics by these seven C-101 jets made by the Spanish aeronautical company C.A.:S.A.