News from 11/12/1988
1988; Gale Group;
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Victoria McKee, Malcolm Brown, Barbara Hall, Rev Norman Hood (the Bishop of London's press secretary), John Jay City Editor, Philip Eden Vice President, John Davison, Professor Alan Thompson, Philip Norman, Tommy Long, Rob Hughes, John Peter, Patricia Beer, Susan Hill, Jeremy Laurance, Jonathan Miller, Eric Dymock, John Jay, Danby Bloch, Nick Rufford, John Diamond, Neville Hodgkinson Medical Correspondent, Sally Emerson, Nicolette Jones, Alistair Scott, James Tye Direct General, Sally Payne, Robin Morgan, John Harding, Charotte Rastan, Jo Revill, Jason Tomas, Rev Father John Buckley, Mark Hosenball, Edward Welsh, Cal McCrystal, Liz Hodgkinson, Carol Sarler, Gerald Priestland, Denise Winn, Caroline St John-Brooks, Caroline Baker, Jon Craig, Judi Bevan Deputy City Editor, Neville Hodgkinson, Patrick Stoddart, Susan Marling, Kevin Mitchell, Robert Sandall, Alex Sutherland, Geordie Greig, Nicole swengley, David Brierley, Irwin Stelzer, Dr Michael Golombok, Peter Godwin, Ivan Fallon, Mark Ottaway, Deryk Brown, Peter Wilson, David Dougill, Robert Hewison, Mitchell Platts, Joe Irving, Frank Allaun Vice President, Jane Bird, Philip Kerr, John Redwood, James Cross, Drew, Hugh Canning, Jane Bird Technology Editor, V S Anthony Headmaster Colfe's School, Susan Crosland, David Cairns, David Goldsmith, Peter Kemp, Norman Harris, Andrew Scott, Jeanette Winterson, Julia Neuberger, Geoff Whitten, David Moreau, John Patten, George Perry, Elaine Feinstein, John Cassidy, Sue Mott, Phillips, Sandra Hempel, Marion Devine, Andrew Grice Political Reporter, Bernard Cafferty, Brian Moynahan, Barry Fantoni, Sally O'Sullivan, Phil Redmond Executive Producer, Rachel Blunt, Clive Moray, Marie Colvin Middle East Correspondent, Paul Donovan, Janette Marshall, John Izbicki, Amit Roy, Nigella Lawson, John Cassidy Economics Editor, Jeff Randall, Jonathan Todd, Eileen Bell, James Adams, David Mayes, Marjorie Wallace, David Hughes, Rosemary Balley, Austin MacCurtain, David Leppard, Joe Boyd, Brian Jackman, Mark Hogan, Elizabeth Grice, David Lawrenson, Martin Jacques, Judi Bevan, Rosemary Friedman, A Petty, J Deeley, Gillian R Gibbins, Jean Robinson, Peter Wilsher, Gareth David, Dr William Gooddy, Angus Roxburgh Moscow Correspondent, Simon Freeman, Stephen Pile, Gareth Huw Davies, David Brittain, Kate Carr, Nigel Thomas, Richard Cook, Marie Colvin, Craig Brown, Chioë Colchester, Adrian Townley, Stephen Jones, Clare Short, Jeni Gosling, Melvyn Bragg, Ivan Hill, Keith Wheatley, Nick Rufford Science Correspondent, Ian Birrell, Maggie Freeman, Keith Martin, Patrick Rowley, Stephen Davis, Dilys Powell, Bryan Appleyard, Brough Scott, Alison Beckett, Richard Woods, David Profumo, Caroline McGhie, Max Prangnell, Marion Hume, Maurice Chittenden, Barrie Penrose, Dudley Doust, Patrick Cosgrave, Iola Smith, Felix Aprahamian, David Hughes Political Correspondent, Brian MacArthur, Michael Jones Political Editor, Anne Angus, Adrian Spooner, Steve Tongue, William Boyd, Philip Beresford, Godfrey Smith, Sue Thomas, Kate Eastaugh, Peter Morris, Mark Whitaker, V M Cornford, Charles Oulton, Brian Glanville, Angus Roxburgh, Edward Pearce, Simon Jenkins, Godfrey Golzen, Jon Craig Home Affairs Correspondent, Michael Berger, Dr D Lightfoot, Roy Isacowitz, Valerie Finn, Corfe Mullen, Pamela Barrett, Lord MacKay, Rev Dennis Lloyd, Marina Vaizey, Hugh Pearman, David Doughill, Margaret Park, Angela Long, Neil MacLean, Penny Perrick, Tony Hetherington, Peter Roebuck, Douglas Kennedy, Jon Connell, Boris Schapiro,
ResumoContents Corruption 'led to high death toll' Gorbachev flies in as Russians ask: Why did so many have to die in the Armenian earthquake? Kinnock faces a double blow Kuoni Contents Sunday Times Reporter: Shops feel the first effects of Lawson policy Contents Alarm over Tube killings Contents Currie lashed but scientist gives support Europe's Astra lifts-off 1am News Inside the Sunday Times Classified Tory fury over Sinn Fein visit to Belgium Dial-A-Unit Advertising Telephone Numbers London Phone Company Shop Kleinwort Barrington Instant credit: the right sums Rolex Venice Simplon Orient-Express Three charged in bank case News Digest Bogus spot fine Murder charge Cars set alight Mobility help Bond winners Unmasked: the Masquerade 'con' New setback for women priests Cricketers and clergy repel femininist advances Article Withdrawn Pubs cash in on road safety drive Minolta Hospital's appeal hits £30m The perfect Sunday Boom builders scour world for men and bricks Facing the problems of Britain's economic see-saw construction firms go begging for skill abroad Crime Where they have run out of workers Muddle as councils look away Acorn Mortgage fears trim the shopping spree And interest rates knock Christmas spending in the south, while record cash rolls into northern tills Exodus as Londoners are blitzed by house prices Motor Boat Woolwich Move to 'bury' London's traffic crisis Saab Sunday Times reporter: Channel rail links unveiled Berwin La Roche Group plc San Serif Pool Promotions Limited Doctor in legs picture rebuked Whitelaw concerned at television change In today's Other Sunday Papers Carol held by Customs Powell warns of civil war Call for school ban over shots The City A response to Gorbachev Comment Lindsay child christened Ryan seeks damages House of Fraser One-time loser on form to win Citroën Meacher sues lawyers over failed libel case Dentists causing harm with X-rays Commodore Computers Anne admits she was no fairytale princess Virus seals put to sea Comet Terrorism: wild words and wise precautions Pennington Street, The Highway, London E1 9xw An offer we can't refuse The Company Secretary Churches at risk Fighting for victims of Barlow Clowes Points Buddhists in Britain beg to differ If you have views on any subject in the paper, write… Today's Birthdays Ford Godfrey Smith Maths genius does his homework on the law's reform Profile The Suits are taking over and it's no joke Multiple Display Advertising Items FIAT Detente to Devastation Sunday Times correspondents assess the week when the world's eyes turned from. . . The negligence, red taps and corruption that riddled Russian society are really to blame for the heavy toll in the Armenian earthquake. The tragedy presents Mikhail Gorbachev with his greatest test of perestraike, report Angus Roxburgh is Moscow and Simon Freeman in London Contents The Data Protection Act Vision is put to the test Detente to Devastation Within hours of Gorbachev's call for a pooling of resources to combat hunger and environmental problems, the West was putting his words into practice in Armenia, writes Angus Roxburgh, Moscow Correspondent Eurosport Army cutback eases Report by: Jon Connell, London; Brian Moynahan, Paris, and James Adams, Washington Peter Dominic World disaster aid pours in Next page: the view from America Turning up trumps in New York John Cassidy contrasts public euphoria and CIA pessimism over Russia The Gorbachev show was a huge hit, but the audience was left to wonder whether it was real or just an illusion Giorgio Personal Multiple Classified Advertising Items Shockwaves will strike economy Sunseeker Lloyds Bank Israel split as raid on Lebanon backfires Abbey National Building Society Food mountains fall as farm reforms bite Mercury PLO claims Shultz ready to talk 'soon' Ford Chinese police shoot Tibetans The World 'Heart troubles' plague Marcos Mafia men gunned down America pushed to cut aid bill Suzuki Dubcek under house arrest Civilian could lead Gibraltar Salvage team finds plane Monument at the centre of Afrikaner row Fiscal slip that floored Japan's top money man London Property W. A. Ellis Regalian Allsop & Co Multiple Classified Advertising Items Wiggins Multiple Classified Advertising Items John D Wood & Co. Multiple Classified Advertising Items Portmans Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cluttons Multiple Classified Advertising Items Clarke Quality Homes Designer Homes Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Charles Church Banffshire Scotland Multiple Classified Advertising Items Amarilla Golf & Country Club Unique in Europe France Flats on the Fairways Mallorca Multiple Classified Advertising Items Country Property Multiple Classified Advertising Items Part of Hoteles Playa Group Multiple Classified Advertising Items Prestige Homes Ltd. Spie Loisirs Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Overseas Property Shops Tenerife Multiple Classified Advertising Items Winning strain of orchids NEC (UK) Ltd. Skiing The Times Master Cueman by an avalanche Double trouble in the hallowed hall Tennis Sports Scholarships in the USA Cricket Plain Daft Inside track Hail Viv! Rouble Power Olympic Crackers Sailing Atari 520 STFM Swimming Golf Welsh shower cannot quell Romanian fire London get back into the fast lane Rugby Results And now, for something completely different Hockey Results For the Record Rugby Round-Up Selections Weight stops a brave Beau Racing Racing Results Arsenal set for an epic Football Focus Football Results Muscle men force a brain drain Brian Glanville on the realities of the Third Division Hockey Goals galore in a comedy of errors United forlorn Spiky Spurs Pools Forecast Contents White puffs of smoke go up in San Diego Dudley Doust on the new America's Cup yacht design Sterile spirit at Norwich Omega Weather and Travel Outlook Contents Furious Benn in easy street Boxing Cracking the egg mystery Praise to the king of all the Russias Those who prefer to cast Gorbachev in a villain's role can't bear to be deprived of a scary enemy, writes Simon Jenkins Contents Whitehead & Partners Contents Nationalist ferment comes out of shadows The global wave of nationalist loyalties could bring salutary lessons for the West, writes John Redwood Nescafe Gold Blend Peace through strength The state of uncertainty Truth drowned out in an age of uproar Pulpit Atticus The future's another country The West finds it hard to take Gorbachev at his word: but not only is he the prophet of a new Russia and a new world order, writes Martin Jacques, he may be the only leader in tune with our changing times Labour—a loser on the loyalty market Inside Politics Portman Building Society Banking on a way to get an answer out of Thatcher Last Word Alfonsin faces more trouble from rebellious army Argentina Motors Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bush gets up a posse of well-tailored Texans America Multiple Classified Advertising Items Collectors Cars Multiple Classified Advertising Items Collectors Cars Multiple Classified Advertising Items Registration Numbers Multiple Classified Advertising Items Collectors Autos Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items In the cold, but warming up to savage those sexists The Valerie Grove Interview Elite Registrations McMel & Co. Ltd Car Marks of Hull Registration Transfers Multiple Classified Advertising Items Nationwide Four Wheel Drive Multiple Classified Advertising Items The escape clause in Giant Despair's electoral contract A Labour-SLD pact is the only way to break the present political mould, which amounts to a one-party state Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jack Barclay The Wadham Kenning Motor Group 84A Silver Spirit Rolls-Royce & Bentley Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items 88E Bentley Muisanne S. College blue James Young William Loughran Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bentley Multiple Classified Advertising Items Stratton Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mann Egerton Lex Multiple Classified Advertising Items Maserati (UK) Limited Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hadley Green Garage The Henlys Collection Multiple Classified Advertising Items Broughtons of Cheltenham Merlin Cambria Jaguar William Loughran Lancaster Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items H. R. Owen Multiple Display Advertising Items Julians Modena For Ferrari Multiple Classified Advertising Items Performance Cars Multiple Classified Advertising Items Citroën Hammersmith Multiple Classified Advertising Items Rover sees the light a little late Motoring Eric Dymock tests Rover's up-market challenge to BMW and offers tempting Christmas stocking-fillers H. R. Owen Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mini treat for the Silver Ghost fan Multiple Classified Advertising Items Saab London Multiple Classified Advertising Items Saab Multiple Classified Advertising Items This Symbol is Exclusive to Officially Appointed… Multiple Display Advertising Items Mercedes-Benz John Butt Automobiles Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lancaster Gerard Mann Woking Motors Multiple Classified Advertising Items Romans Multiple Classified Advertising Items International Cars Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bramley Multiple Classified Advertising Items T. H. Bennett Motors Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mercedes-Benz Great West Road Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mercedes-Benz Edgware Road Greenoaks Motor Company Derwent a Pendragon Company Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bradshaw Webb Multiple Display Advertising Items Haoleigh Multiple Classified Advertising Items Drayton Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cooper Milcars-the perfect partnership Altwood Multiple Display Advertising Items Mercedes-Benz Multiple Classified Advertising Items Holland Park Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bramley Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items B. M. W. Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items TWR Jaguar H. R. Owen Paramount Multiple Classified Advertising Items B. M. W. Wanted Cooper Multiple Classified Advertising Items Grange Motors Henlys of Chester Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Wadham Stringer Lancaster Marshall Jaguar Guy Salmon Jaguar Hartwells Stratstone Armitage Dutton-Forshaw Follett Jaguar Julians Evans Halshaw The Official Porsche Approved The AFN Approved Centre Multiple Display Advertising Items Drabble & Allen Jaguar & Daimler Multiple Classified Advertising Items Dick Lovett Maltin Porsche Multiple Classified Advertising Items Merlin Porsche Cardiff Ian anthony Waldron Porsche Jaguar & Daimler Multiple Classified Advertising Items Guy Salmon Jaguar Multiple Display Advertising Items Hello There Porsche People Nigel here again Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Lancaster Porsche Waldron Porsche Bramley Multiple Classified Advertising Items Merlin Porsche Chesterfield Follett for Porsche H. R. Owen Multiple Classified Advertising Items JCT6OO Monarch Porsche Multiple Classified Advertising Items Personal style that wears well Notebook Multiple Classified Advertising Items A festive £5,000 Entrepreneur Panning for gold in gobbledegook Walking on eggs in political minefield The Sunday Times Crossword Clue Writing Contest Bragg on the enduring legend of Burton Decca Contents Inside Hearing Aid Prices Review English National Opera Sadler's Wells Royal Ballet Multiple Display Advertising Items Theatres Cottle & Austen's Compined Circus The Opera House Manchester Savoy Theatre Multiple Display Advertising Items Christmas Wrapping Look Picture Gallery When bigger is not better Denise Winn on the hazards facing women who have their breasts enlarged Time Out Cartier Habitat The price of staying sober Nigella Lawson reports on low-alcohol alternative drinks for the festive season Rules for the game of love Mistress etiquette has changed. Victoria McKee on men who ignore it at their peril Theatres Phœnix Theatre Cinemas Multiple Classified Advertising Items A taste of wild Cherry Robert Sandall gets to grips with a young rapper who stands out from the current crop of songbirds Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Magician's Nephew Theatre Royal Haymarket Royalty Wembley Conference Centre Solid 60 Silver Gianni Versace Cartier Ltd Quick Look Cooking the chefs' books Food & Drink Look Neil MacLean on a test run for recipes Chateau De Saint-Amour Novel experiment My Favourite Restaurant Rich treats that take the biscuit Tried & Tasted Nazdrave Pick of the Shelf The Sunday Times Choice Langan—never dull Multiple Classified Advertising Items The South Bank Centre Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Four Tops Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Ultimate Event Multiple Classified Advertising Items Art Galleries Russian Paintings Playhouse Theatre St John's Smith Square Multiple Classified Advertising Items French Shakespeare makes a wintery tale The Official London Theatre Guide of the Society of West End Theatre French Shakespeare makes a wintery tale Arts Meeting the challenge of the classics Theatre John Peter on Chéreau's version of Hamlet The error of keeping Verdi in the dark Music David Cairns on realism in Rigoletto Festive spirits that flag Films The People's Choice National Theatre How the Snow Queen went back to school Dance Orinoco Flow (Sail Away) Checking out modernism Architecture Orbison: king of the lonely ballad Pop The Times Forms and colours that are fit for contemplation Art Reggae starts to regenerate as it reverts to its roots Robert Sandall on the growth of a distinctive rhythm EMI Rescuing Beecham from the pirates Records Lloyds Bank Grabbing the viewers while they're young The ITV companies are claiming victory in a ratings war, writes Patrick Stoddart Hitachi How BBC whitewashes its films for Christmas Beverly Hills Cop is being cleaned up for TV in a novel way, report Alex Sutherland and Stephen Davis Buzz 'Mona Lisa' by Verbositi Boys in blue put editor in a rage Paper round Newspaper Readership Changes 1987-88 The Premier Collection the Best of Andrew Lloyd… Christmas Gift Guide Multiple Classified Advertising Items For her At S. 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Rood & Co Ltd Groom Bros Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items PM switched on by Today The Sunday Times Guide to the Week on Radio Radio Waves Horticultural Trades Association Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Today Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Rainbow Fish Farm Products Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Concise Crossword No 41 Sherwood Link Services Multiple Classified Advertising Items Preview Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The MacAllan the Malt Popular Princess (ITV, 5.35 pm) Regional BBC1 The Sunday Times Guide to the Week on Television Television Choice Films on TV Somewhere under the rainbow TV Review by Patrick Stoddart Contents Cable VW Miracle not yet in hand Davies to fight back Thorn to sell off Inmos Bank issues critical note on Cole Stake in Lonrho is costing Bond dearly Billingsgate nightmare for Citicorp RTZ eyes BP's gold British Gas Southern Inside Whose next? Sex and the Single Market Walker cash drive AT&T Casualty warning on high street City Hillsdown pioneer ready to sell Bond out of Dewey Inquiry call at Sound Maxwell asset ploy Johnson Matthey Next Victim in Stores Squeeze City Focus Babcock PLC Ratners sparkles in high-street gloom Inside the City Sharp Agencies' top billing Catalyst boosts Holmes What's up Greener grass at Hill A Share in the Boardroom Trafalgar fails to thwart Kelt bid Market Report Major Share Movements GrandMet to test the Pillsbury pill Wall St Business Training for the needs of locals Lycra supply feels a pinch Strathclyde Business School Fujitsu Catching the bus boom Private mini-bus service heads for London. Gareth David reports Reading the Reagan legacy American Account British Gas Thriving on change Some British companies have turned a sharp corner in performance and stayed the course. David Mayes looks at the pressures for change and explores some solutions Interleasing (UK) Limited Retreat Business Focus In winding up its securities trading activity, Morgan Grenfell abandoned a grandlose plan and dealt the City the most traumatic shock it has felt since Black Monday. John Jay looks at where the bank is going from here The Big Heart of England East Kilbride Shift from cheek to chic as French tone down ads Advertising & Marketing Air France British ad men have last laugh The eagle has landed Small Ads Euro Pages Paxus Financial Systems Lazard Brothers & Co., Limited Society questions need for rate rise Savings News NatWest The Action Bank Billed after losing the lot Questions of Cash Economic Data Bank International Unit Trust Index How they tune inflation index to cost of living Rising mortgage rates push up inflation, but whether you become a victim of inflation depends on how you spend your money. Richard Woods looks at what lies behind the Retail Price Index Grenson Chelsea Building Society Multiple Display Advertising Items Boosting pension payouts MB Group Peps fail small saver Altering gene states to change course of illness Genetic engineering is not all about futuristic schemes to bring designer humans off the drawing-board. Andrew Scott reports on moves towards gene therapy as treatment for common diseases Trafalgar House New depths for BP Body heat monitored Videos assist the plunge into technology The Sunday Times Contents So just what is a 'relevant' study? Universities are demonstrating the value of the humanities, Godfrey Golzen reports Coopers & Lybrand Hamilton Brothers Oil and Gas Limited Contents Michael Page Marketing Contents Ashton-Tate Charles Barker Gems of Cambridge Ltd Alexon Kingsbourne Advertising Nucleus Consultants Limited Kensington and Chelsea Capital Service Company Barry Latchford Associates BDO Binder Hamlyn ASB Barnett Kinnings Plc Department of the Environment AGIP (UK) Limited Mtu Maintenance GMBH Trade Indemnity Vosper Thornycroft Champneys Group Ltd Link Hoggett Bowers PA Consulting Group Philips Myriad Appointments (Reading) Ltd. Lloyd Chapman Associates P-E Inbucon Search & Selection Covent Garden Market Authority Multiple Display Advertising Items Selection Thomson Sky Magazine Racal Kent County Council Prolific Financial Management CJA Recruitment Consultants Group Charles Barker KPMG Peat Marwick McLintock RAF Officer Fighter Control PA Consulting Group QMS Recruitment IMC Executive Selection Ltd. Ernst & Whinney Algama Chemica William Milner 3i Consultants Ltd James Allen & Associates Limited Admiral Sharp Champion & Partners Ltd Royal Insurance Glaxo Pharmaceuticals Limited Becton Dickinson MVP Transport Distribution Personnel 3i Consultants Ltd Memorex Telex Kensington and Chelsea Group Planning Ward Executive Limited Adamson & Partners Ltd. Warwick Management (UK) Ltd. Randle Cooke and Associates Bath City Council The Brombard Group MSL Advertising Associates in Advertising CB-Linnell Limited PER Britain's Largest Executive Recruitment… MSL International Glaxo Group Research Pal Recruitments Rolfe & Nolan ICL a Member of the STC PLC Group Eastern electricity N B Selection Ltd Psion The Ivy League Consulting Group InterExec SMI Expedite Professional Recruitment Fletcher Hunt & Assoc Mærsk Olie OG Gas A/s Mason & Nurse Selection & Search Purcon (Consultants) Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items Allergan Link International Search & Selection Ltd. Wickland Westcott & Partners Open doors for wheelchairs Firms can find plenty of skills among the disabled, Marion Devine reports Management Horizons PA Computers and Telecommunications Portsmouth Heathrow Airport Limited Eurocomms Business Communications Trust Interprint Club Premiere Plc Christie & Co E. F. L. Brent House Multiple Classified Advertising Items General Development Corporation Fidelity Multiple Classified Advertising Items Prontaprint! Toplix Inventions to Industry Ltd. Multiple Classified Advertising Items Contents Down on the Bayou Mistrust of the outside world has kept the Cajuns of the Louisiana bayous an isolated community; but Douglas Kennedy is delighted to discover that with isolation comes a rare independence from mainstream US culture Inside Next Week Thistle Hotels Sally Line The Bayous Sunday Times Travel Brief Off to the slopes Skiing A question of safe release David Goldsmith, in the last of this series on ski equipment, advises on bindings and how to choose from the sometimes bewildering range of models on offer Verbier's glamour in danger of fading Verbier, one of the most accessible and attractive of alpine resorts, is in danger of being ruined through queues and overcrowding, says Mark Ottaway Bumper crop of country cottages Manhattan by helicopter First off to paradise Ultimate in execs Travel competition Walking off the excess Are locals selling out for a bowl of gruel? Edward Welsh reports on whether the benefits that tourism brings to the Third World are worth the costs that come too The Sunday Times Late Booking Guide Cash Check Transalpino Austraian National Tourist Office Two sides to the complaints coin Travellers' Tales Kuoni Trusthouse Forte Hotels Gatwick hotels picking the best Saga Sonesta Beach Village Yachting Partners International Multiple Display Advertising Items AA We're all you need to know Pegasus Ski the Magic Horse The Sunday Times Classified Travel Reho American Travel Centres Christmas Specials Kosmar Villa Holidays Ltd Algrave Austravel Multiple Display Advertising Items Algarve Hayes and Jarvis Travellers Abroad Trailfinders the Travel Experts Flight Centre Multiple Display Advertising Items Sunquest Sealink Overseas Travel Beach Villas (Holidays) Ltd Prime Time Holidays Multiple Classified Advertising Items Self-Catering Beach Villas Multiple Display Advertising Items Explore The Leisure Corporation Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Queen Elizabeth 2 Multiple Classified Advertising Items Vacances en Campagne Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Air europe Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Meridian Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Self-Catering Multiple Display Advertising Items The Magic of Italy SFV Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sportsworld Travel Crystal Holidays Mark Warner SUnmED Holidays Ski MacG Holidays Ltd Ski-Val Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hourmont Total Ski Take-Off Multiple Display Advertising Items Ski Miquel Ski-machine Multiple Classified Advertising Items Ski Inghams Bladon Lines SKi Falcon Ski Turkey! Supertravel Ltd Snowbird Multiple Classified Advertising Items Ski-Plan Vive La Difference Multiple Display Advertising Items Ski Activity Multiple Classified Advertising Items Free rein to a gallop on the beach Kerry Robin Morgan saddles to a fine Irish horse and takes the mountain trail to explore a land that is pretty enough to be in the movies, and frequently is Classified Travel Winter Sports Ski Whizz Westbury Travel Ltd Ski Beach Villas A division of Supertravel Ltd. Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Family Specialist UK Holidays Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hoseasons Holidays London Elizabeth Hotel Manor House Hotel Multiple Classified Advertising Items Contents Dublin or quits: city to love or to leave Dublin The First Thousand Years by Peter Somerville-Large Appletree Press £14.95 pp330 Contents Multiple Display Advertising Items Out of Africa: the life and hard work of Joyce Cary Gentleman Rider a Biography of Joyce Cary by Alan Bishop Michael Joseph £19.95 pp408 David & Charles Flesh and blood and old mortality In Sickness and in Health the British Experience 1650-1850 by Roy Porter and Dorothy Porter Fourth Estate £25 pp324 How do I love thee? Let me count the ways. . . I Modi edited by Lynne Lawner Peter Owen £19.55 pp123 Words Take a girl like she Anita Loos: A Biography by Gary Carey Bloomsbury £14.95 pp331 Hamish Hamilton P L Travers Personal View What is the secret of writing for children? From what corner of the mind do the enduring characters come? The chronicler of May Poppins wonders who exactly creates whom Tarnishing the silver screen Peter Wilson on the star biogs which fail to be shining examples, and the few that shame the rest MacMillan Family affairs and relative values The Shadow Lines by Amitav Ghosh/Bloomsbury £12.95 pp246 African Comedy by David Hopkins/Collins £11.95 pp224 No 4 Pickle Street by David Peak/Fourth Estate £11.95 pp267 Cliffhangers which reveal sheer madness The Secret Life of Houses by Scott Bradfield Unwin Hyman £11.95 pp166 Living in burrowed times Duncton Quest by William Horwood Hutchinson £12.95 pp717 Langdon Hill, Dorset The elegaic sound of water lines The Girl from Cardigan by Leslie Norris Seren £9.95 pp202 Under a haunter's moon The Virago Book of Victorian Ghost Stories edited by Richard Dalby Virago £12.95 pp347 The Sunday Times The Story of Christmas Present Being a Modern Tale in Two Parts Part Two Bedtime stories for cynical sandmen Children's Books: For toddlers, tots and teenagers, The Sunday Times Sally Emerson chooses bearable books to read aloud The Quarterly Journal of Military History Penguin True Crime Oily Sludge and Hiccup Harry Surveys the seasonal choice, from Paddington Bear to a serious Guide to Life Susan Hill finds books to make small children laugh Meatier stories for salad days Maggie Freeman looks for books that don't condescend to teenagers Octagon Press Ltd. A riverrun: paddling in Finn's wake Fiction The Snake Tree by Uwe Timm That Eye, The Sky by Tim Winton Miriam's Tambourine by Howard Schwartz A Kiat of Sorrows by David Kerr Cameron The Sunday Times At war and peace: poets in translation Czeslaw Milosz: Collected Poems 1931-87 Viking £18.95 pp528 Octavio Paz: Collected Poems 1957-1987 Carcanet £25 pp670 Primo Levi: Collected Poems translated by Ruth Feldman and Brian Swann/Faber and Faber £10.95 pp96 Celebrating the winter collections The Poetry Book Society Anthology 1988-1989 edited by David Constantine/Hutchinson £6.95 pp104 Poetry with an Edge edited by Neil Astley/Bloodaxe £6.95 pp320 House of Moon by David Hartnett/Secker £5 pp65 Available Light by Marge Piercy/Pandora Press £6.95 pp132 When I Dance by James Berry/Hamish Hamilton £6.95 pp120 London Limited Editions Between the Lines An even Keeler Trumping aces We welcome letters on subjects raised in the Books section. Please keep them short and send them to Sunday Times Books, 1 Pennington St. London E1 9xw In a lather over soaps Declaration of independence Dillons the Bookstore Blind prejudice Living arts Compiled by Bookwatch: Paperbacks Hardbacks The Sunday Times Bestsellers Next Week MacDonald Orbis The Books Section The Times Whsmith Contents Squeeze on central London housing worse Update Mothers work at big families Dentists score high on stress Four-term year goes on trial Poll-tax gains for the south Suicide toll rises in 1988 Universities strike gold with an academic shake-down Paying their Way Counsellor to the rescue of a crime's forgotten victims Aftermath Support group enlists murder's parents to help families of violent criminals While murders and rapists are out of sight behind bars, their close relatives must face the consequences in the local community. They are frequently abused and ostracised, writes Peter Morris Contents French illiterates get write to reply Public Scribe New directions in higher education NSPCC Contents Active citizens who make a stand against life's grim realities John Patten, the home office minister, defends the government quest for 'active citizenship' Minolta Crisis looms over children at risk Abuse Overrated evils of drink Viewpoint Advice to Jews Rates anger Rhythm blues Good company The Sunday Times Census in 'cardboard city' to help homelessness fight There are thousands of people sleeping rough in London: in alleys and shop doorways, and under bridges. Peter Wilsher reports on a project to find out where and who they are Whitehall seeks to 'target' ethnic aid Minority Communities Desk-top childrens' publisher puts the white world to rights Profile Sandra Hempel meets a woman with an educational mission Telecom Security The thread of violence that runs through rapist's mind Liz Hodgkinson ponders what perverse motives and inadequacies may have driven the so-called 'Werewolf' to attack defenceless elderly women who live alone in Sussex Angel International Recruitment Shedding light on crime in the street The 1992 National Garden Festival Ltd. Farmers' Union of Wales The Sunday Times Only one Heartbeat away from being fit Good Health Lest we forget: a track that leads to tragedy Public Appointments Durham County Council Inquiry becomes a waiting game Camden Service Leicester City Council Medway Health Authority NHS Training Authority Save the Children Bath City Council Multiple Display Advertising Items Automation Intelligence, Inc. United Kingdom Housing Trust St. Goddric's College Henley the Management College The American College in London Police Graduate Entry The University of Leeds Brighton The Secretary Cherwell Tutors Lansdowne College Montessori & N. N. E. B. St. Aldates Secretarial College Grangecare Limited Sels College Multiple Display Advertising Items West sussex Devonshire House Industrious pupils get to grips with real-life problems A novel project links business and schools, writes Caroline St John-Brooks Education The University of Leeds Evendine Court The Sunday Times University College of Swansea The Sunday Times Academic Council Office Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times A plan that threatens to pull down classics house Latin and Greek are the underpinnings of modern life, says Adrian Spooner Cartoon fun spells Latin revival The Sunday Times Larne Grammar School Colfe's School The Sunday Times Contents Coco Parfum Chanel Paris The Sunday Times magazine Lassale 'Linfield on Location' But all I want is a small sacrifice Gordon's Special Dry London Gin Rapport Rapport Nina Ricci Paris Public Relations Brian Tesler, the chairman of LWT, and his son Simon, the magazine publisher, talk to Liz Hodgkinson Peugeot Stanley Seiko Sony Justerini and Brooks Justerini and Brooks Britain Buys America . . . And that Means Standard Oil, Yale Locks, Brooks Brothers, Smith & Wesson, J. Walter Thompson, Jacuzzi and Many Others Courvoisier Buying up Uncle Sam Tissot William Grant's Plasplugs Ercol Nescafe Blend 37 Oddbins Oddbins Carlsberg Export More Ritz than Glitz The invitation said 'black tie', did it? Well, kick the frilly frock habit—there's new variety, new femininity and new luxe to the tux. Fashion by Caroline Baker A Fling with Swing Time Putting on Fred Astaires Guinness The Family that Time Passed by Glenfiddich Citizen Dolphin National House—Building Council Rover 800 Series Britons on their Metal 60 Glorious British Years Curtain Dream AMDEgA Schott Porsche Lamb's Dublin's Stroke of Genius Kouros Berghaus Berghaus and Gore-Tex® Fabric Panasonic Portrait of the Artist as a Young Cog Brian Griffin, above, spent six dehumanising years in engineering. His parents were factory workers. 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