News from 16/04/1989
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Sean Whyte, Victoria McKee, Denis Rafter, Malcolm Brown, David Waller, Stephen Brook, Lynne Greenwood, Mike Graham, Richard Rogers, Thomas Hinde, John Jay City Editor, David Suchet, Jon Swain, Rob Hughes, John Peter, Hazhir Teimourian, Gillian Thomas, Gerard Murphy, Eric Dymock, Hannah Pearce, John Jay, K Shaw, Harriet Walter, Danby Bloch, John Diamond, Graham Rose, Diana Wright Personal Finance Editor, David Smith, Linda Taylor, Nick Pitt, Gillian Hall, Fred Lightfoot, Jason Tomas, Mark Hosenball, Graham Gaskin, Rabbi Michael Rosen, R. Buchanan-Dunlop, Gerald Priestland, Richard Eaton, Geordie Greig, Neville Hodgkinson, Patrick Stoddart, Susan Marling, Robert Sandall, Alex Sutherland, Alun Armstrong, Iain Johnstone, Stanley Kalms, Lis Leigh, David Brierley, Irwin Stelzer, Claire Frankel, E Jane Dickson, Peter Godwin, Robert Hewison, Bernard Levin, Deryk Brown, Keith Anderson, David Dougill, Graham Greene, P J Kavanagh, Mark Ottaway, Malcolm Bradbury, Cliff Temple, Jane Bird, Peter Houman, Philip Kerr, Joe Melia, Drew, Breda, Sheila McKechnie Director, Susan Crosland, F T Dunn, John Lucas, Mary Cadogan, Robert Harris, Michael Jones, Anne de Courcy, John Barrett, Tony Parker, George Perry, John Cassidy, Robin Marlar, Andrew Grice Political Reporter, John Wood, Anthony Rowan, Bernard Cafferty, Brian Moynahan, Thorsten Lindstrom, Nicola Shulman, Stuart Wavell, Paul Donovan, Peter Hounam, Janette Marshall, James Tucker, Antony Sher, Amit Roy, Sir Campbell Adamson, Nigella Lawson, U Bs Phillips, Jilly Cooper, Jeff Randall, Luc Lakerman, Bob Gregory, Paul Driver, Ann McFerran, Alexander Smith, Michael Whittlestone, David Hughes, David Leppard, Joan Forman, Emile Slim, Elizabeth Grice, David Lawrenson, Nigel Bowden, John Hopkins, Norman Sherry, Mike Dunlop, Lord St John, Brian Walden, Sandy Bisp, Gareth David, Stephen Pile, Heather Yeates, Brian Masters, Kate Carr, Sir Claus Moser, James Wilson, Ian Traynor, Greg Hadfield, Diana Wright, Craig Brown, D O'Murchú, Stephen Jones, Desmond Shawe-Taylor, Brian Deer, Barry Taylor, Diana M Wallis, C J I Wright, Norman Lebrecht, Richard Palmer, Keith Wheatley, Simon Pollard, Miranda Seymour, Ian Birrell, Keith Martin, Verily Anderson, Safa Haeri, Dilys Powell, Chris Jones, Andrew Hogg, Russell Miller, Brough Scott, Anne Cohen, Caroline McGhie, Clive Everton, Richard Woods, Louise Branson, Marion Hume, Maurice Chittenden, Ian MacPhail, Ian Dunning, Iola Smith, Joy Melville, Katerina Calira, John Walsh, Brian MacArthur, Mel Webb, Michael Jones Political Editor, D J Taylor, Steve Tongue, Philip Beresford, Susannah Herbert, Sue Thomas, Mark Whitaker, Charles Oulton, Robert Parsons, Greg Hadfield Education Correspondent, Brian Glanville, John Carey, Carmel McQuaid, Norman Macrae, Tim McGirk, Edward Pearce, Simon Jenkins, Godfrey Golzen, Charles Handy, Patricia Mowbray, David Wickers, Colin Greenland, Lia Grainger, Naiel Hassan, Hugh Pearman, Marina Vaizey, Valerie Grove, Richard Caseby, Margaret Park, Rosemary Collins, Angela Long, Frank Field, Martin Seymour-Smith, Tim Martys, Tony James, David Smith Economics Editor, Anna Bramwell, Penny Perrick, Tony Hetherington, Jim Muir, Maggie Drummond, Joanna Simon, Chris Blackhurst, Bill Wyman, Hilary Bristow, Boris Schapiro, Jeff Randall Deputy City Editor,
ResumoTragedy on the terraces Nearly 300 dead or injured in Britain's worst football disaster Fans crushed and suffocated Contents Civilians hit in IRA attack The final whistle Contents 'Mayhem' after gate was opened Times Newspapers Classified Rolex The Cellphone Shop Cellrent SRS Hotels Thatcher calls for immediate report 'Liverpool is a strong club. It's not our fault. It's nothing we've done. We just went to the match' This makes the game irrelevant Fans are safe at US football Liverpool counts its dead and plans memorial mass Business Migration Program Britain outstrips Japan in drive for productivity Todd cools dockers' threat for third time Do your 5 Times Table Labour to give unions more power Lecturers reject 6% and threaten degree exams Ronnie Knight free after night in Spanish cells Renault Legal fear over secret police riot strategy Citroën AX Cash row flares over deadly bug through the tap New alarms in The Sunday Times Water Rats campaign: hundreds of victims fight back at authority and royal advisers go under fire Farmer pollutes Prince Charles's good reputation KJC Car Phone Division TWA Engineered like No Other Car in the World Oil companies could lose petrol monopoly In today's Other Sunday Papers Ingham accused Whitelaw 'in utter misery' Monroe and the president The City Judges lose our respect Demand for judicial probe Palace letter thief 'found' Court rules baby can die Mother's day: Louise Medus, a thalidomide victim,… Iveco Elusive 'hackers' on line to be outlawed Wardair Canada King's Cross takes off into 21st century Abbey National Q Magazine Firemen may sue ex-Tube chief The Times Barclays Fast Lane Cautionary tale of two docks—it's enterprise or extinction Spotlight on Britain's ports disputer reveals the contrast between modern winners and ancient losers Philips Gatwick North Terminal Wedded to Calamity The prestigous Royal Shakespeare Company is once more in crisis on and off the stage. Box office revenues have slumped in the face of stiff competition from other companies, productions have been panned by critics, morale from other companies, productions have been panned by the critics, morale among actors and staff is sinking fast and now artisitic director Terry Hands has decided to quit, With the RSC heading for a disastrous deficit of £1m this year, it may now have to pull out of London and concentrate all operations in Stratford-upon-Avon—the RSC, like Romoe, seems wedded to calamity. Peter Hounam, Charles Oulton and Susannah Herbert report 'One woe doth tread upon another's heels, so fast they follow' Chance for bold new start Comment A new direction for the RSC could restore its confidence as a great theatre company. But the RSC does not need a revolution; it needs consolidation, regeneration and a sense of authority, writes John Peter Clinique 'Mr Clean' faces dirty work in Georgian unrest Eduard Shevardnadze Northern Rock Building Society Totally unsuitable for the style game Godfrey Smith The Welsh Dragon Plays with Fire Peter Walker's call for greater governement intervention in regional economic affairs angered Margaret Thatcher and prompted speculation that he would loss his job. But he is in no mood to back down. And while he might be an embarrassment to the prime minister, he is also indispensible. Michael Jones and David Hughes report A quick trip to Stuttgart to pick up a consolation prize Business air europe Class Abbey National Building Society Revealed: fatal flaws of drug that gave hope Aids Buildings Work Better in Colt Conditions Politicians revel in baiting of 'dinosaur' Missiles split Thatcher and Bush Sharp 'Day of rage' faces curfew 'Drugs courier' linked to Lockerbie bombing The World Deng's 'heir' dies at 73 (Reuter): Georgia in mourning Iraq drops plan to move Kurds Arrests and executions in purge by Khomeini Chelsea Old Town Hall Bells for Budd: Zola Budd, the 22-year-old South… Rover 200 Series French evacuate 14 wounded Lebanese British 'betrayal' spurs flight from Hong Kong Multiple Classified Advertising Items Swapo's nervous guerrillas prefer the bush to sanctuary Flying lessons Barbados Wimpey Leisure Homes Lovell España Multiple Classified Advertising Items Tavnerstar Parque Y Playa Homes Overseas Multiple Classified Advertising Items Menorca Country Club Majorca Ocean Costa Blanca VHS Prestige Homes Ltd. 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Don't spurn Romeo, RSC stars say Kurdish city said to be safe If you have views on any subject in the paper, write… Slaughtered, and so close to Britain 1 Pennington Street, London E1 9XW Shelter has no doubts about diaries Viking deny re-fuelling Verses row Today's Birthdays Sky Television Points GUL Sports Wilson Made to Win The rivals: Master Faldo moves ahead of Master Lyle Golf: The Sweet Fruits of Victory Vultures close in for kill William Hill Today's Golfer Nationwide Auction Company Why the National must change Personal Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Henley Touring Club Helena International All is silence when the music stops Boxing: The Bitter After-Taste of Success Dateline Gold Sofa Sleepas Birth-Date Newspapers Back Pain Hern the monarch of Newbury Racing Birthday G. Thornfield Ltd For the Record Picture Gallery A plodding welcome to the summer game MCC v Worcestershire Graves kicks an all-time low Racing Results More Mammon than Marathon Inside Track Selections Eagle stars must earn their stripes Rugby Results Rugby Round-Up Arsenal breathe again Football Results Martine rules with a smile Point in right direction Brian Glanville Join the queue for captain Davis on top form Snooker Rival Masters Faldo and Lyle p28 Terrible cost of Hillsborough blunders Football Focus Everton seize on Crook's aberration Weather and Travel Outlook Money-Mad Marathons p30 Contents Slaughter and shame A night of peaceful protest tums to terror in Tbilsi and stains the image of Gorbachev's new nation The Kremlin's attempts to control Georgian nationalilsm last weekend erupted into an orgy of violence that damged, writes Robert Parsons A savage attack of hypochondria Reports of the NHS demise are premature, writes Simon Jenkins, but Kenneth Clarke needs a better bedside mannerd Invest for School Fees Limited Contents Labour chases a secret weapon in the… Socialists have found a new faith to embrace, but Brian Walden suspects this stampede of converts to capitalism There's a hint of mutiny in the air Pulpit The price of freedom A sorry lack of judgment Inflationary Times Town £ Country Atticvs Springin out of exile Peter Walker's success in Wales has made him that most dangerous of political forces: a man with nothing to lose, writes Robert Harris A day of whines and rambling red roses Inside Politics New Woman Changing political hue in the golf and Campari belt Last Word London Property Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Keep the house in order by argument Troublesome MPs simply need more work to do, writes Edward Pearce Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Labour learns useful lessons from the Thatcher years Kinnock would do well to hang on to the Tories' four great achievements, writes Norman Macrae Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sweby Cowan Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Regents Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Safe at home in society The Valerie Grove Interview London Property North of the Thames Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Palace scores own goal and flabbergasts hacks Tabloids chasing the Anne story were floundering—until unexpected help came, writes Andrew Hogg Dartmouth Park Hill Multiple Classified Advertising Items Chiswick W3 Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The 10 Water and Sewage Businesses of England and… Kohl gambles all on last shuffle of the pack West Germany A cabinet reshuffle may still not save the chancellor, writes Brian Moynahan London Property Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items America loves its inaction man United States The president's men are happy, but the press is bored, writes John Cassidy Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Heron Homes Wates Build with Care Port Nelson Ellis & Co. 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TV Review Contents Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society Christian Aid The Sunday Times Guide to the Week on Television News that needs a broader cast Radio Waves Today's Radio Preview Film of the Week The Week's Films on TV Sun Alliance Life Over the Page The MacAllan. The Malt Regions BBC1 Today's Highlights Pick of the Day Films BBC1 Rovaspan Bidders go shopping for troubled Gateway Bond struggles to sell Lonrho stake Soft landing gives way to spectre of stagflation Contents Derby's winning ways with Toyota Chris Blackhurst reports on how the £650m car plant was secured By Our City Staff: Agnew tears up Minorco paper Young faces legal row over Barrick affair JCB Construction Equipment Fraser Marr Contents Minorco takeover slips away Viewpoint Philips Hunslet in Hungarian rail empire QPR on the transfer list City Solomon makes overture to Pittard Waterford's Missing Millions City Focus Air europe Metropolitan Wigan High Hopes Turn into Disaster Blue Circle Industries PLC Bridgend plans a fresh start Alex Lawrie What's UP No stopping Tysons A Share in the Boardroom New accounts lift BMP suitor Market Report Major Share Movements Edelman aide goes window-shopping Hot Line Plastics firm boxes clever Nixdorf Computer GPT ousts Japanese payphones After Years of Decline, Britain's Telecommunications Industry Fights Back The Amstrad 2000 Series Racal hits new jackpot with data networks Lind-Waldock & Company Dti Japan's gift horses are Trojan horses American Account Virgin atlantic Efficiency swells the trade gap Economic Perspective The Canvey Connection Business Focus A promotional campaign that sailed into trouble Fujitsu Vale Royal At&t Pollsters' future in question as NOP goes up for sale Advertising & Marketing Today Co. 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Malcolm Brown reports on a chemical to defoliate sheep SKY Television Registering the air miles Aviation A complete guide to aircratft in service becomes available Easing the burden of a baby, minus wheels British Innovation Awards Drumsticks get zones booming Comfort for both father and baby: Hippo in action Switched on for sewerage Electronics Fibronics Bytes Business Business House prices still rise in the north Exeter Fund Managers Limited Retirement Evenings Prove Popular Shops to go cashless Britain's Eftpos system goes on test this summer. Richard Woods reports Falling out over £50 limit M&G St Quintin Raise the threshold for tax on perks Business News & Personal Finance MIM Limited Yuppies soften blow of inheritance tax The younger you are the cheaper it is to make plans. Danby Bloch reports Big-spending Californian fakes Briton's credit card Gearing up for equity market Savings News Foreign Colonial Economic Data Bank UK Economy International The Sunday Times Toys for wealthy grown-ups Showcase Antique toys that have survived their young owners' attentions are fetching big prices. Ian Dunning reports The Royal Bank of Scotland Mordens Business and Finance or Family Money Lansing End of road for Daimler limousine Pearl Group PLC AT&T leads field for Ferranti telepoint stake Threat to export subsidies How to choose your computer Indicators of the Week Independent profits The Sunday Times Wincanton Group Dow leaps as the bulls go rushing in Career line Leadership for a new creative vision Businesses must learn new concepts, says Charles Handy, visiting professor at the London Business School, in his latest book, The Age of Unreason. 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Report by Godfrey Golzen Multiple Display Advertising Items Snamprogetti Ltd Aberdeen Service Company (North Sea) Limited RISL Prosper Executive Recruitment Limited Contents A year of living courageously Thalidomide The world at his feet Britain's leading football clubs are beating a hurried path to the backstreet home of a 15-year-old schoolboy in Hull in a desparate effort to secure a monopoly on his soccer skills. The prodigious talent of Nicky Barmby heralds a career rich with the promise of unlimited opportunity. Lynne Greenwood follows his first steps on the road to fame and fortune and examines the disappointments which may lie along the way if that promise is unfulfilled Contents Multiple Sclerosis Contents Tenants' group set for success Update Bad news for black stuff Easy divorce Pasta power The Sunday Times Guide Lines service offers a wide Recycle Britain's wealth to give everyone fair shares Frank Field examines inheritable wealth and says people's capitalism should be taken to its logical conclusion with property rights for all and a capital gift of £20,000 to encourage the growth of entrepreneurial skills among those in need Acceler Ated Learning Kids can find being gifted a handicap Living without fear in Greece Family bonds are strong Ideal £10,000 price of a pre-fab Viewpoint On February 5, New Society looked at Childhood in… Children are treasured Legislation on data 'a web' Open season cyclists Mr Baker's blunder Rubbish goes into the street Science and the church at odds over a humble potato Worldwide fears about genetic engineering are growing as scientists breach the barriers of biological knowledge, writes Hannah Pearce Computers take the pain out of real flesh and blood Operations and crises simulated on screen allow medical students to test their skills before moving on to real patients, Iola Smith reports Acuhealth Seeking work for the voice of experience The Grey Army Restoring peace to tortured minds Disturbed children face a lifetime in institutions unles schools such as Peper Harow can help. Joy Melville reports Public & Healthcare Appointments West Berkshire Health Authority The Sunday Times One small step across the sectarian divide Massachusetts General Hospital Hestair Management Services Limited East Midlands Electricity Manchester gets a mix 'n' match revival Manchester is being rejuvented by a huge development programme. But poor planning means the results could be a disaster, reports Hugh Pearman University of essex South West Water East Midlands Electricity Hertfordshire County Council Bath City Council Greater Glasgow Health Board Notting Hill The Sunday Times New Society MEB Power of the Heart of Britain Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council Nottinghamshire Computer Training Centre Leicester Montessori & N. N. E. B. 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