News from 28/12/1986
1986; Gale Group;
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Barbara Hall, Marjorie Orr, Boris Scharpio, John Jay City Editor, Daniel Q Haney, Jon Swain, Philip Norman, Dewey Gram, Rob Hughes, John Peter, Eric Dymock, Brian Deer Social Affairs Correspondent, Warren Newman, Peter Davies Director Anti-Slavery Soceity, Sally Payne, John Miller, John O'Byrne, Jason Tomas, Henry Porter, Mark Hosenball, M Heywood, Anwar Iqbal, lan Williams, Neville Hodgkinson, Patrick Stoddart, Robert Sandall, Irwin Stelzer, Peter Godwin, Jane Bird, Gareth Daniels, Andrew Dickson, Edmund Stevens, David Cairns, Norman Harris, Anne Jacobs, Brain Glanville, Ralph Denyer, Geoff Whitten, Michael Jones, John Cassidy, Byron Rogers, Robin Marlar, Peta Hunt, Christine Toomey, Bernard Cafferty, Brain Moynahan, Amit Roy, Nigella Lawson, David Lange, Martin Plimmer, Paul Driver, J Craddock, Mazher Mahmood, Robert Hughes, Askold Krushelnycky, Judi Bevan, Brian Walden, Eric Marsden, Brian Reading, Simon Freeman, Malcolm Winton, George Mikes, Marie Colvin, James Wilson, Margaret White, Diana Wright, Christopher Smallwood, J. Cameron, David McLeod Consultant Ophthalmologist, Stephen Jones, Norman Lebrecht, Patrick Rowley, Billy Connolly, Norman Stone, Richard Woods, Tony Osman, Louise Branson, Barney Hoskyns, Max Prangnell, Maurice Chittenden, Paul Murray, Dudley Doust, David Hughes Political Correspondent, D Steele, Tim Blackstone, Philip Beresford, A Stait, Janet Caird, Charles Oulton, Alastair Burnet, Brian Glanville, Andrew Collier, David Sinclair, Simon Jenkins, Robert Tyrer, Alan Sillitoe, A O'Conner, David Wickers, Simon Rose, Hugh Pearman, Alexander MacLeod, James Kavanagh, John Campbell, Chris Lightbown, Edmund White, Margaret Park, Jim Muir, Peter Roebuck, Philip Jacobson, L Greenwell, Jon Connell, Leslie Geddes-Brown, Pauline Warner, Ryland Willis,
ResumoContents Russia to free more dissidents By Our Foreign Staff: Six die in double disaster at winter resorts Rail strike and accidents bring chaos to Christmas holidaymakers Fears grow as missing Samantha calls home Inside Radar defect blamed for oil tanker crash deaths Rate reform to aid business in North Harrods Overseas Prices Vanunu left Heathrow under his own name Duval Carpet Co. Ltd. Comme des Garcons Homme plus Unions call war council for Labour election win It's the glittering prize of the sales Buy a girl a best friend or two this new year—at a cool £97,500 Saudis pressed to reveal identities of hijackers Politics on rates banned And. So. To. Bed Sinking The Sunday Times Royal denial on Queen Mother News Digest Recovery hope Guild chief dies Train tragedy Murder charges Bond winners High-flying kite threatens the safety of planes Airport authorities fear that high-tech toy will play havoc with radars used by air-traffic controllers Racing goes for a dead cert to beat the weather Scorcher of a rush for hols Town centres go into shopping hyper drive Church pay parity Barclays System is cracking, say older surgeons Drivers learn to cheat death in frozen tombs Abbey National Thatcher may set poll timing by Greenwich Truro can stay as Liberal memorial An underworld that belongs to the young ones In the last days of Christmas, the season of goodwill is over—so the homeless head back to their cardboard-box shanty towns Saatchis hit right note with the LPO School Fees Insurance Agency Ltd Thomson Holidays Life of Brian is so hard at the bottom Police die as ANC guerrilla breaks free Siemens Rail paralysis signals new danger to Chirac By Our Foreign Staff: Colombo talks to Tamils Zia faces hijack dilemma (AP): Gulf war death tolls conflict News Digest Afghan protests (AP): Painting riddle (Reuter): Mandlikova bid Sailor killed Charles Church Political battle looms over man to replace CIA chief Reagan faces a tough choice as CIA's role in Iranian arms scandal comes under the Washington microscope Clint draws a fast buck at the ranch Revealed: the big stories of 1987 Shake-up in East bloc Heads roll in politburo Hanoi pulls out troops Zimbabwe takes on Pretoria Eastern Europe Kremlin's old allies make way The British Airways Gorbachev pushes his revolution Soviet Union Vietnam forced to retreat Southeast Asia Mugabe launches trade war Southern Africa Congress flexes its muscles United States Hill Samuel & Co. Limited What The Sunday Times forecast for 1986 How well did we do with our predictions a year ago? Right has the might for voters Western Europe Alfonsin talks to Thatcher Argentina Prudential Quiz'86 How Wilson was proved Wright Contents Whipping Cream Touch of majesty The British monarchy is in surprisingly good shape. It can still preach moral sermons without sounding hypocritical, writes Simon Jenkins Return to the days of stop-go? Atticus Transition to consensus A Conservative victory next year is far from being in the bag. Mrs Thatcher's vision of the future is most convincing, but many voters still cling to the safety net of the welfare state Deng's Dilemma Riots from reform Midland Bejam Blunders stalk the Palme murder trail News in Focus Schrelbar Furniture Ltd. How Dirty Den spoiled ITV's Christmas fare Andrew Dickson and Askold Krushelnycky on the BBC's ratings coup Godfrey Smith Aw the best: first-footing Wully and his pickled willy Hogmanay Crisis or calumny: it's all in the stars Marjorie Orr looks at what the planets have in store for the world's leaders in 1987 Cambridge Nutrition Limited Supawrap Remember child slaves Christmas passed by The 'open' heart cure Birthdays A. Wellesley Briscoe & Partners Ltd. Expert view of eyes Bradford & Bingley This book marks out the north? Watching TV means jail Corks face fungus threat Points Langton Limited Hutton Executive Selection Ltd. Duncan Flockhart & Co Limited Thorn EMI Multiple Display Advertising Items The School of Surgical Chiropody The Sunday Times Thorn EMI British Broadcasting Corporation Finexco C J Nicholl & Associates Ltd ICL Multiple Classified Advertising Items Artificial Intelligence Limited Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Berkley House PLC Sturgis John D Wood & Co W. A. Ellis Regalian Anscombe & Ringland Ideal Homes Farley & Co. Bensons Estate Agents & Valuers Winkworth Stickley & Kent Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bryant Homes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Barbarians turn tide Wates build with care The English Courtyard Association Rugby Round-up Multiple Classified Advertising Items Wates build with care Queensgate Homes Multiple Display Advertising Items Bristol superb Rugby Results Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hunters Multiple Classified Advertising Items In full bloom Multiple Classified Advertising Items For the Record Multiple Classified Advertising Items Inside track Where Are They All Now? Quote Of 1986 And Royal Quote Self-Abuse Luton's guru of the true game Football: The Hatters' ardent coach who makes the sport sheer enjoyment. . . Brain Glanville on the idealistic Ray Hartford, the players' coach Heady Corinthian cocktail for Simon Brough Scott reports on changing fortunes at Kempton's Christmas race meeting Yesterday's Racing Only the Crazy Duck missed the year's big dip Angling for a monster killer Brain Clarke on the enticing prospects for a mammoth English pike record in 1987 Julian's Selections Banking on the future . . . a young player helping to inject life into the US game. . . magic from Warford's hero Barnes Dudley Doust on the soccer life-blood pouring across the Atlantic Quinn saves the day Hammers dive into crisis Football Results Football Focus Newcastle hypnotised Magnificent—all seven Pools Forecast Penalties of victory at all costs Health Warning: Gymnastics can damage women Queen Elizabeth2 Contents Swedes lose on a serve and mistake game Peter Roebuck in Melbourne sees the Australians cash in on Edberg's off day in the Davis Cup final Weekend Weather at Home and Abroad England now ready to make the killing Robin Marlar on the Fourth Test The Best Motor Car Showroom in town Transports of Despair Robert Hughes: The Fatal Shore a history of the transportation of convicts to Australia, 1787-1868 Jetsave Travel The Bleak Edge of Starvation Kuoni Marlin The Times The Territorial Imperative Gigi, Tootsie, Rebecca and the men Personal Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cracking the secret code of the sofa TV Review Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lexterten Multiple Classified Advertising Items Laura Ashley 'So often, expedience is fancily dressed up as moral imperative' Zwirn Furs Getting the message through Sanderson Loewe Friends of the Elderly The Millet Lighting Sale now on Fenwick Limited Lillywhites Piccadilly Circus Diy Knit Peta Hunt introduces a specially designed knitting pattern Konrad Furs Harvey Nichols Cold turkey Leather & Snook Hearing the Christmas message David Cairns on two masters of the oratorio Winter Sales The Russians are coming Paul Driver on how Soviet composers have infiltrated Britain Why glamour is in Pop Finds a Way to Make Politeness Pay The ladykillers are back. Barney Hoskyns reports Toy-boys versus tearways Robert Sandall on two dissimilar groups with a shared problem How today's junk becomes tomorrow's heritage Leslie Geddes-Brown reports on the curators who seek out hidden treasures in the dustbin Now playing: the top ten of the season John Peter selects the best current productions Dazzling Sex and the law of supply and demand John Peter on three kinds of comedy The Old VIC Harsh, hazy days The Journals of Gilbert White vol 1 1751-1773 edited by Francesca Greenoak General Editor Richard Mabey Century £25 pp531 Best Sellers Books Energy and education Littlewood's Miscellany ed by Bela Bollabas Cambridge University Press £17.50/£5.95 pp200 the Crisis of the Democratic Intellect by George Davie/Polygon Books £17.95 pp283 Decadence for the man in the street The Sins of the Fathers Decadence in France 1870-1914 by Jennifer Birkett Quartet Books £14.95 pp272 Michael Joseph Paperbacks Michael Joseph Multiple Display Advertising Items Forest Hills Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Trenners Solicitors Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Opera & Ballet London Festival Ballet Multiple Classified Advertising Items Odeon Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Sadler's Wells Theatre Multiple Classified Advertising Items Overseas Travel Multiple Classified Advertising Items Rodin Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Norwegian Expreience Finland naturally Beach Villas Limited Chateaux Country House Hotels Falcon Holidays French Motorail The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Cata Hotels Earaway Holidays Tradewinds Iberia Canvas Holidays Voyages Jules Verne Holiday rivals line up a deal What are the benefits of buying direct? David Wickers reports Lazy days of summer bliss Philip Jacobson discovers an idyllic Spanish retreat at Benamara. The silence is as golden as the sun and world-weary travellers will find little need to wander far afield Brittany Ferries Turkey Monarch Air Travel Meon Silk Cut Travel Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items Ramblers Holidays Multiple Display Advertising Items Eurocamp Hayes and Jarvis Montpelier Travel Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items Carefree Explore Kosmar Multiple Display Advertising Items ABTA Keycamp Holidays Dial a Flight Multiple Display Advertising Items Flightcall Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Euroland Holidays Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items Arrivals Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Beach Villas Catalan Villas Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Beach Camper Hartland Holidays Ventura Sunsites CV travel Emma Jay Holidays Ltd. Villa Select Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lanzarote Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Crossword Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Special Interest Multiple Display Advertising Items General Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Beach Clubs Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Uk Holidays Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Pine Village Regional Variations Cable BBC1 The Sunday Times Guide to the Week on Television and Radio Today's Radio Today Monday Radio Choice Tuesday New Year's Eve New Year's Day Friday BBC2 Saturday Hunting Gate By our City staff: Guinness becomes a target Morgan stays top of the tree Stalking the elusive City Porsche MD-11 chases Airbus Big Bangs and Damp Squibs: The City's Winners and Losers Beauties and some beasts Brel seeks a foreign buyer National Savings Plexus Simultaneous Computing Inside Innovation A share in the action The City Elections, death and taxes aside, there are no certainties. But Business News staff, Introduced by City Editor John Jay, try to pinpoint some of next year's best bets for investors Land Securities Business to Business Strong on Management? Donald Daldry Financial Consultants Limited Directline Renishaw Ferranti Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Global Group Birm'ham Mint Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Squirrel Horn Multiple Classified Advertising Items Select Corporate Services Ltd. Multiple Classified Advertising Items Reuters Multiple Classified Advertising Items A look back at our hits and misses How our 1986 Tips Fared Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items A Year to Play the Piper Business Focus With a vintage year behind us, there may be recession ahead, writes Brain Reading. To blame would be technology, demographics and excess savings producing a mountain of debt and a molehill of real demand Investors Discount Brokerage INC Henderson Unit Trust Management Ltd Oil and politics mix the outlook Economy Economists put their forecasts on the table at lunch with Christopher Smallwood Unit trust managers bet on Britain and America Your Money The consensus in the unit trust industry is that America will be one of the leading performers in 1987, with the best growth coming towards the end of the year. Britain could also show good gains. Diana Wright samples the views of the fund managers Britannia Building Society Hoare Govett In the crystal ball. . . Industry Britain's captains of industry reveal their wishes and predications for the economy in 1987 Penny Share Profits Unit Trust Newsletter Dalgety Boom just rolling on America The positive points, such as reductions in the trade and budget deficits, outweigh the negative ones a Irwin Stelzer assesses America's expansion prospects NM Schroders Financial Management Ltd. Save & Prosper Share ownership without the hassle Pep talk for beginners Special Feature: Personal Equity Plans Fidelity The people with Pep on offer The Penny Share Guide Ltd Walthamstow Building Society The people with Pep on offer Special Feature: Personal Equityplans Unit trusts The people with Pep on offer Lloyds Bank Long-term tax shelter Special Feature: Personal Equity Plans Unit trusts tailor Peps to suit the small investor Barclays The Sunday Times Fantasy and fact that make a driving force B. M. W. Authorised Dealers It's Hard to Look at BMW without Seeing Cooper Cheyne Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items B. M. W. Wanted Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Smoothing out the rough Eric Dymock gets to grips with Japan's latest success—Honda's go-anywhere, do-anything All Terrain Vehicle pictured here making the going easy Multiple Display Advertising Items Jaguar Marshall Jaguar House Multiple Classified Advertising Items Grange Motors Lancaster Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hyde Park Motor Co. Ltd. Multiple Display Advertising Items Rolls-Royce & Bentley Authorised Dealers Jack Barclay Rolls-Royce Harwoods Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Porsche Lancoster Porsche Porsche Bramley Multiple Classified Advertising Items HR Owen Multiple Display Advertising Items Sytner Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items RS Turbo New Shape Porsche Maltin Porsche Toyota Official Porsche Centre Beautiful Ferrari Multiple Classified Advertising Items Quality Used Cars Lancoster Group Multiple Display Advertising Items Gerard Mann Mercedes-Benz Romans Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bradshaw & Webb Stratton Hadleigh Offer Multiple Display Advertising Items Mercedes-Benz Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Jacks Motor Group Westover Motors Argo Wadham Stringer Bramley Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Business Life, the universe, and. . . To round off the year Tony Osman looks at the big one: where did, not just we, but everything, come from? Knowledge of how galaxies form is slowly being uncovered We aren't quite sure where we've been, but we may be able to control where life is going. Tony Osman met a zoologist who predicts evolution happening in computer memories The Sunday Times The ultimate music machine Melt fat with a fidget habit The Sunday Times Rolls-Royce Clinicare 1986: The Year in Pictures Harrods Harrods The Year in Pictures Spectacular disasters and unfulfilled hopes marked 1986. Chernobyl and Challenger exploded, and Reykjavik was a damp squib. But there were pleasures, too. Here ITN anchorman Sir Alastari Burnet sums up the events of the year as they looked from his side of the newscaster's desk. Picture research by Vincent Page Amdega Limited Strachan Studio Arctic Experience Ltd The Writing School Halifax Cardcash British Gas Porsche Scottish Tourist Board Consumers' Associates The Nuclear Genie Comes out of its Bottle Agiant Step Backwards for Space All Those in Favour of Peace, Democracy and Ice Creams. . . Suffer Little Children as the Adults Do Battle It was Time They Settled down Cloudy but a Real Scorcher Cloudy but a Real Scorcher The Sweet Taste of Freedom Some Disasters-And Some Very Lucky Escapes Between God and Politics Between God and Politics The Times Pegasus Software Limited Lloyds Bowmaker Lloyds Bowmaker Ford Bridge Brainteaser A memorable year Mephisto Chess Bookwise Sharps Sharps Thomas Lloyd English Country Cottages Business Opportunities Digest Ltd. The Sunday Times A Life in the Day of David Lange David Lange, Prime Minister of New Zealand, talks to Martin Plimmer. Photograph by Brain Brake Wesley-Barrell Dunhill
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