News from 17/07/1988
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Edward Lucie-Smith, Christina Hardyment, Kenneth McLeish, Barbara Hall, John Jay City Editor, John Davison, Jon Swain, Peter Gillman, Paul Wright, Elisabeth Maxwell, Jonathan Miller, Eric Dymock, Jill Hartley, Christopher Smallwood Economics Editor, Michael Bygrave, John Jay, Danby Bloch, Nick Rufford, Neville Hodgkinson Medical Correspondent, Graham Rose, George Dearsley, John Stansell, Nicolette Jones, K A Webster, Sally Payne, Ian Williams Business Correspondent, M Catton, Stephen Milligan, Nick Pitt, Russell Taylor, Michael Jackson, David Cooke, Professor F S Schwarzbach, Mark Hosenball, Deborah Moggach, Edward Welsh, Denise Winn, Nicholas Crane, Jon Craig, Geordie Greig, Neville Hodgkinson, Mary Mitchelson, Mario Modiano, Kevin Mitchell, Alex Sutherland, Patrick Stoddart, Susan Marling, Lis Leigh, Judi Bevan Deputy City Editor, David Brierley, Robert Sandall, John Newell, Peter Godwin, Ivan Fallon, Robert Hewison, Mick Brown, David Dougill, Rebecca Tyrrel, Oliver Taplin, Cliff Temple, Maria Laura Avignolo, Egon Ronay, Drew, R Allen, Susan Crosland, Peta Thomeycroft, David Cairns, Norman Harris, Kate Figes, Melanie Norris, George Perry, John Cassidy, Robin Marlar, Phillips, William Cohen, Marion Devine, John Sheppard, Bernard Cafferty, Lesley Abdela, Victoria Morrow, Paul Donovan, Charles Oulton Religiuos Affairs Correspondent, Huston Horn, Amit Roy, William Shawcross, D G Moss, Kate Etheridge, Jeff Randall, Jonathan Todd, Boris Schapiro, David Hughes, Austin MacCurtain, R Apsimon, Kaz Mochlinski, Brian Jackman, J H Perryman, Elizabeth Grice, John Hopkins, Askold Krushelnycky, Judi Bevan, Rosemary Friedman, Brian Walden, Michael Winner, Stephen Wood, Peter Wilsher, Gill Charlton, Gareth David, James Wheeler, Brian Reading, Lloyd Bentsen, Bob Ferrier, Simon Freeman, Stephen Pile, Malcolm Winton, Richard Cook, Craig Brown, Diana Wright, Christopher Smallwood, Angela Wilkes, Los Angeles, Jocelyn Hay Chairman, Stuart Bell, Stephen Jones, Dr Jessie Davies, John Ryle, Raymond Godfrey, Alastair Brett, Ivan Hill, Keith Wheatley, Ned Sherrin, Marcel Berlins, Patrick Rowley, Ben Pimlott, Charles Stuart-Hunt, Brough Scott, Bill Cater, Tony Rocca, Caroline McGhie, Richard Woods, Athol Fugard, Louise Branson, Max Prangnell, Maurice Chittenden, Dudley Doust, David McLintock, David Hughes Political Correspondent, Brian MacArthur, Michael Jones Political Editor, E Dry, Mihir Bose, Jonathan Clark, Richard Burnell, Sue Thomas, Sir James Goldsmith, Brian Glanville, Angus Roxburgh, Mick Hurrell, Dennis Marks, Edward Pearce, Simon Jenkins, Godfrey Golzen, Deirdre Fernand, Jon Craig Home Affairs Correspondent, Michael Horovitz, Prince, Angela Wigglesworth, Brinsley Black, Marle Colvin Middle East Correspondent, Ian Williams, Robert Copeland, R Fletcher, Marina Vaizey, Hugh Pearman, Karena Callen, Rosemary Collins, Phillip Knightley, Lisa Tuttle, Penny Perrick, Don Smith, Tony Hetherington, Laurence Lerner, Richard Nixon, Joanna Simon, Clement Freud, Jon Connell, Leslie Geddes-Brown, Muriel Bowen,
ResumoContents 'Yuppie flu' is all in the mind, say doctors Mortgage rates set for steep increase Pan Am Contents MPs call for sacking of air bosses CAA is 'incompetent' Pilots' safety fears Passengers face longer delays Kinnock's 'Denis' joke backfires Contents Mellor:'Israel is as bad as South Africa' Inside Contents Estate agents to face crackdown 'Social curbs' to stem crime Thatcher's economic guru ready to return Multiple Display Advertising Items Rovacabin Portable Buildings Alexanders for Rolex Cafe Hag Childline given extra £50,000 News Digest Stars to divorce Thefts cut Captain lost Britons freed Bond Winners Playtime fear as couple try to abduct boys How 'rude' doctor helped nurse to conquer ME Jacko—he's not so Bad A Wembley thriller as royals meet the crown prince of pop Fewer places to study Russian Speed Stick Barristers get off lightly Marre plan to end legal profession's restrictive practices leaves many loopholes Choices DHSS monolith set for preservation list A new art for businessmen Compensation for victims of A-bomb tests Games backers still wait for Maxwell cash Citroën Prison rioters still at large AT&T Dewsbury leaders faced financial ruin What the Other Papers Say Butler-Sloss sex scandal Olympic fears for athletes Nuclear plant security alert The City Maxwell hits out at press Comment Accept the Marre report Drama over Globe plans Case of the bogus colonel Engineer tells of failed bid to save rig British Coal Strike scuppers pleasure boats Engineered like No Other Car in the World Woman set to be first bishop stirs unholy row The church in turmoil: conference is split by internal discord as another political storm breaks The Hitachi Sale Anglicans under fire for 'bias' to left-wing politics Tory poll tax revolt flares over disabled Compaq A. Wellesley Briscoe & Partners Ltd. Nobody should suffer this divorce agony Spotlight on Jenny Seagrove's marriage trauma and the public-pillory ordeal of defended actions Prudential Property Services The new Metro and Maestro Specials Hailing the end of our scrapheap generation A new future of employment choice is dawning for Britain's young men, and especially women. Training is the key. Peter Wilsher and Geordie Greig assess the opportunities and find many firms unprespared Austin Kaye Running out of teenagers Halifax Women to crack the mould Midland The Listening Bank The Big Match The barons and the big bang The Open University Open Business School Poker player from the Rio Grande gets a new hand Profile The Scarborough Building Society Juggling keeps civil servants on the ball Godfrey Smith The screen test As women's concerns grow, experts suggest that the present policy does more harm than good Mass testing has opened a Pandora's box to doctor. Induced distress. And even with a double-checking system, the malalse of errors, uncertainties and suffering looks set to continue, reports Neville Hodgkinson Cervical Cancer The nurse who beat the system Highlife Breaks Agony of the women left in fear Pact calls for new nuclear summit Dunn & Co. Kremlin showdown on Armenia Clampdown on Mandela day Chinese Art Treasures Jilted Jackson sets his sights on more power Abbey National No sex with foreigners plan to stem Aids tide Dukakis choice fails to deter the black vote Murder advert shoots journal Barclays Revealed: Mexico's ballot fraud Contras gain in diplomatic rift IBM Four killed in Paris hotel fire Ford Secret Iranian bid to sabotage pilgrimage France fights Greek terrorist charge The World (Reuter): US confident of Olympic peace Reuter, AFP: Afghans lose arms supply (Reuter): Lawyer released Lonrho profit inquiry dropped Lloyds Bank Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Overseas Residential Properties Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Khmer Rouge turns screw with kidnaps Kampuchea's guerrillas keep up the pressure as the Chinese subtly shift their diplomatic stance National Savings Safe—on a boat and a prayer Personal Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Peking decides to give Pol Pot a cold shoulder Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Home & Garden Multiple Classified Advertising Items Help the children who suffer in silence Birmingham Midshires Building Society Secrets you should not have heard High-tech hardware scares mothers-to-be Points Why the Little Shop music had to stop Today's Birthdays Fiat Europe's Driving Force Langer slumps to an agony of frustration in a vain search for elusive putting 'feel' Golf Dudley Doust on a crisis of confidence at the Open Look who's running in the Fun Run The Falmouth flyer tunes up for the America's Cup Sailing Motors Multiple Display Advertising Items Into the dock, all you honourable soccer men . . . Football Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Warrington toyota Centre Multiple Classified Advertising Items Four Wheel Drive Multiple Classified Advertising Items Four Wheel Drive Land Rover Multiple Classified Advertising Items Motors Rugby Union Multiple Classified Advertising Items Le Tour: allez, allez, aaargh! . . . your Super League will provide cold comfort Hockey Tour's mountains of mourn conquer Kelly and Co Cycling Judy: the pilot with a punch Mycil Kefaah takes the Ayr Racing Julian's Selections Australian Football Results and Pools Check Cram fails to find the kick to better O'Mara's finish Athletics: Gateshead is Just Another Milestone on the Road to Seoul Top GB pair pull out Rowing Racing Results Uproar born of gelding Show Jumping Results Primo Patronage Inside track World Shattering Sent With Love Mayday! Mayday! Plaid Llondon Tail waggers save the day Notts (3-0) v Worcestershire (159) Hampshire bash Warwickshire v Hampshire (63-4) Cricket Scoreboard Chris Cowdrey's hospital pass Robin Marlar says that some change is better than no change For the Record Gatting leads run rampage Middlesex (420-3 dec) v Glamorgan (17-1) Gooch grinds on Essex (346-7) v Lancashire Seams like a belter Cricket Close-Up Selsdon Park Hotel The day disaster struck the Open Lytham sinks slowly in the wet Oh well You Can Be Sure of Shell How the 12th turned into a terror Weekend Weather at Home and Abroad Record crowd worry Tee-Off Times Slaughter at sea Dewsbury triumph glosses over bigotry Last week's court ruling is not a victory for freedom, writes Simon Jenkins, but a defeat for racial harmony in our cities Contents Purveyors of terror from the Middle East SFIA Contents Line must be drawn at rule by Brussels A dangerous illusion links a single market to a single European government. Such ideas should be resisted, writes Brian Walden Morals for the majority Week in Review: Opinion Choice is the power that can set you free Nescafe Gold Blend Atticvs Law slaps itself on the back Last week a committee chaired by Lady Marre (below right) had a chance to slam the excessive restrictive practices of Britain's two tier legal system. It badly missed its chance, writes Alastair Brett Rage without reason in age of new hope Inside Politics The New Saab CD Labour's union marriage is in need of guidance Ben Pimlott For better or for worse, Kinnock's party is wedded to the unions, but both partners must reach a new agreement on their roles Multiple Classified Advertising Items From Maxwell's shadow to a share of the spotlight Week in Review: Britain The Valerie Grove Interview Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Call in the flame-thrower to set alight Labour's act The tough, talented new people are jarring against the apathetic middle. The time is ripe for a clear-out in the soft centre ranks, writes Edward Pearce Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mainland Motor Company Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Audi Specialists Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Julians Dream ticket for the Duke or an election nightmare? Richard Nixon looks at Michael Dukakis's choice of running mate in the White House race Multiple Display Advertising Items Audi Multiple Display Advertising Items High price of the holy war Iran Monarch Porsche Multiple Classified Advertising Items D. C. 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M. W. Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items A long-legged icon: alive and kicking Ned Sherrin, writer, broadcaster and producer opens his Notebook In America Maserati Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bury Greater Manchester Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Appleyard Rippon Leeds Multiple Display Advertising Items £1,000 win is a birthday bonus Entrepreneur The Sunday Times Crossword Pages turn for a fallen star of television news Royal Brierley Where Have All the Children Gone? The cleveland child sex abuse crisis threw up many harrowing tales of personal tragedy. Here, is a second extract from his book, When Salem Came To The Boro, Stuart Bell, the local MP who raised the alarm in the House of Commons, recalls one of the seddest: the story of the foster parents who lost everything IBM Inside Invest for School Fees Limited Legge Business Design Centre Howell's Way Look Hermes Paris And so to Bed Weeding out the Cabbage Patch Craig Brown: Look out! Cartier Simpson Piccadilly Smallbone of Devizes Polo Ralph Lauren Laura Ashley New Woman Fair hearings on birth Look Denise Winn on the women doctors whose views on childbirth put them in conflict with their colleagues A master of Jacuzzi journalism John Cassidy on the lifestyle of a rich Briton It's time to stop the pollution on our plates Food&drin Look Egon Ronay: demands a separate ministry to monitor Britain's food Multiple Display Advertising Items Natural History Museum London's Greatest Day… Albery Theatre Multiple Classified Advertising Items News in Brief Comedy Theatre Multiple Display Advertising Items A scoop for summer Tried & Tasted The Sunday Times Choice Pick of the Shelf Multiple Display Advertising Items The South Bank Centre Renaissance Winwood "Furlongs Box Office" Barbican Multiple Classified Advertising Items London Festival Ballet Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Shah reaps the fruits of the computer revolution Paper round Cable regulators wire up their case Screen & Print The Cable Authority's annual report says the industry can meet the satellite challenge, says Jonathan Miller Scoop grabs 'em when they're young Stations get the needle over music curbs Radio Waves Auntie Beeb still in twinset and pearls Buzz The Sunday Times How to make a song and dance of a pop concert Robert Sandall finds more is less at the new stage shows devised by Michael Jackson and Prince London Property Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bakewell's View Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sophocles recycled as a play for today Under the hammer? News in Brief Institute of Contemporary Arts Matching faces to places Marina Vaizey on new homes for portraits Great Scots freshen up Royal Opera Content Garden House Orchestrating variations on a populist theme David Cairns on new prospects for the Proms, which start on Friday Russians fly in with a Swan of stature David Dougill reports from Glasgow Our Guide to the Week Ahead in the Arts London Property Multiple Classified Advertising Items The People's Choice Multiple Classified Advertising Items Haydn's last Esterhazy court opera, Armide… Multiple Classified Advertising Items Characters unmasked with a sense of style Theatre Past master of charm school Film Sky An Abbey National Mortgage Settling into a Seventies synthesis Multiple Display Advertising Items Conran Roche Developments Limited Farrar Stead & Glyn A Unique Freehold Property for Sale by Private… Multiple Display Advertising Items Keith Cardale Groves Docklands Lurot Brand the London mews Specialists Wards Construction Ltd Winter laurels for the hardy Gardening Graham Rose on a nursery where plants are bred to survive our climate Hamptons—Savills Abbey introduces MOT test on the road to mortgages Property As Interest rates creep up, writes Caroline McGhie, a 'keenness to pay' test is on the way An island that true Brits can live on Penthouses on Portman Mansions Multiple Display Advertising Items Chartered Surveyirs & Estate Agents Lassmans Multiple Display Advertising Items Knight Frank & Rutley Greenland Passage Wates Build with Care Renton Westwood & Associates Ltd. 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BAe's first ride with Rover may be to land sale Goldsmith talks back With Personal Finance Home loans to leap again Ulster yard sails after P&O order The Peter Borough Effect Inside The City Car Wars Innovation Gilts dealers face axe Kleinwort Benson Limited Gloom on a golden anniversary City Global view at M&S Barker bid talk starts Nilfisk Contract Hire Law firm accuses Harvard AG Commission for the New Towns Water is set for plunge CLP the Property Finance Brokers Ltd Raising Dough for Hovis Bid Rebuffed in its attempt at a friendly merger with the Ranks Hovis McDougall food group, Australasia's Goodman Fielder is raising finance for a hostile bid City Focus £27.8m raid shows Cookson's mettle David Brierley looks at the material group's first hostile bid City Motorola Cellphone Campaign to block Vodafone float Major Share Movements What's up Australian lfico stake for sale Market Report A Share in the Boardroom Baker pulls it off Wall St Interleasing a Cowie Group Company Tips for top at LDDC Hot Line How British Steel Makes Dollars The cost of turning the spending corner Economic Perspective Citicorp Venture Capital Yet another EC reminder An inscrutable boom Brian Reading on Japan's economy Speaking Japanese Business Focus Fujitsu Lacocca's 8 commandments He describes these principles as a distillation of 42 years in business Camden Contract Hire Hotel Piccadilly 'Jeeves' will mail your suit Sharp Fiat pushes hard to stay in European driving seat These are boom years for Europe's carmakers. 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Now the task is being speeded up by computer in a move that will be of great benefit to both police and archeologists BPP Kingston Business School Chiropody as a Profession The Sunday Times Home Bank System Wins Award Business Phone Awards Videos sell on lucid style Inhaler could block out panic attacks The Sunday Times Rolls Royce Executive Interim Management Big chiefs fail the leadership test They're not all heroes to their subordinates. 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The shame and the ditty The man who was Frankenstein Calling Shelley to account Grape expectations Hardbacks The Sunday Times Bestsellers Paperbacks Next Week Grafton Books Times Bartholomew Guides Books Section The Shorter Oxford English Dictionary Contents The Glenlivet Contents Faber-Castell Trusthouse Forte Hotels Panasonic Office Automation MaZDa Some Estate Cars Feel More like the High Sea NEC Going for a Song Relative Values Actresses Fudy Campbell and fane Birkin discuss each other with fenny Nisbet Schwepp Everest Westwood There is only One Harrods 'Firenze' Arthur Price of England Harrods Knightsbridge Harrods Duval Carpet Co. Ltd. Midas Racal Vodaphone Network Cellrent Garden Lounge Simply the Best for Volvo Neville Johnson Honda Honda Land of the Rising Sons Dead end in the ghettos VG Tarbo Theres More to Life with Renault Dolphin The Sunday Times Speed reading really works In Brief Fax the uncompromisingly independent report on what to buy in 1988 Faxes now cost as little as £900. There's a wide choice at around £1100-£1300. (And they can act as photocopiers as well) How to understand and use company accounts Readymade business letters How to understand and use company accounts Could you become a highly paid consultant? Picture Gallery RoyScot Finance Group Welcome to our Season of Symphonic Splendours Lloyds Bowmaker Shostakovich How Music of Genius Transcended a Lifetime of Fear Birth and Revolution The Year 1917 Student Days and Civil War International Fame 1926-32 Lady Macbeth Denounced The Great Patriotic War The Cultural Purges De-Stalinisation and the Krushchev Era The Final Years 1966-75 The Death of Stalin Philips Dressed to Drill. . . Jordans Convertibles Obas Medibed Are your ears burning? We're talking about you New Woman Tatung Excell Pocketphone Toyota Fudge, Tea and Chinese Air The Great British Adventure By bicycle from Achnasheen to Kyle of Lochalsh The first in a series of superfative summer journeys, by Nicholas Crane Prontaprint! Sharps The Month of the Meadow The Sunday Times Country Almanac: July Kingcombe, Dorset ICI Dulux Moben Kitchens NEC Heathcote and the Whale The whale and Heathcote Williams are well met. Both wild, both endangered specles, together they have contrived something mighty Picture Gallery Chelsea Harbour Selling as a Fine Art Design Tigra Brecon Natural Mineral Water Dartford Cowboys! Direct Telecommunications Ltd. First National The Taming of the Screw The latest state-of-the-art corkscrews are more ornament than instrument. Chef Rowley Leigh describes how they nearly drove him to drink Talkland Creating Communications Head for the Sun Beauty Brave New Wales Isl Energy Efficiency Experts Bridge Brainteaser A Prime Marginal Mephisto Chess Bookwise Batricar Water Softener Win a Prize . . . or pay nothing Linguaphone A Life in the Day of Athol Fugard, South African playwright, talks to Sue Fox Limited Edition Sol Aglas Great Performances at Privilege Prices Maestros Galore! 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