News from 03/06/1990
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Charles Owen, Victoria McKee, R Lappin, Kenneth McLeish, Barbara Hall, David Levy, Renee Bravo, Adrian Room, Joan Bakewell, Jon Swain, Helen Davidson, Rob Hughes, John Peter, Andrew Grice Political Correspondent, Pam Barrett, Mark Reason, Eric Dymock, Tony Francis, Robert Breckman, Danby Bloch, John Bratby, Hong Kong, John Caglione, Roy Porter, Sheridan Morley, John Diamond, Norman Howell, Richard Bickers, Peter King, Michael Meadmore, Sally Payne, Robert Burchfield, David Smith, Lynne Birch, David Hart, Steve Clarke, William Ward, Bob Holmes, Toby Eady, Jason Tomas, Mark Hosenball, R West, Edward Welsh, Carol Sarler, Rex Harrison, Aneta Kreglicka, Susannah Constantine, Kathryn Flett, Geordie Greig, Tony Allen-Mills, Patrick Stoddart, Susan Marling, M Roddy, Robert Sandall, Boris Yeltsin, Eamon Dunphy, Irwin Stelzer, Keith Austin, Robert Hewison, Ivan Fallon, F W de Klerk, David Dougill, Geordie Greig Arts Correspondent, Joe Irving, Hugh Aidersey-Williams, Cliff Temple, John Rae, Robert Turnbull, Harvey Porlock, Hugh Canning, Margarette Driscoll, Alan Bruce, Jane Bird Technology Editor, Mark Wesley, Susan Crosland, Peter Kemp, Bobby Robson, John Melmoth, Nicky Maitlis, Andrew Morton, John Dodd, Richard Hadlee, Susan Grossman, Robert Harris, Caroline Lees, Richard Palmer Environment Correspondent, George Perry, John Cassidy, Sue Mott, Robin Marlar, Mark Skipworth, Pauline Scudamore, Harry Ritchie, Paul Bailey, Tracy Edwards, Adrian Turner, Bernard Cafferty, A Ingham, Peter Hounam, Janette Marshall, William Shawcross, Nigella Lawson, Brian Blessed, Jeff Randall, Paul Wheeler, Susan Blackmore, Paul Driver, Fran Abrams, Ritchie Cogan, Frederick Starr, Clare Colvin, Sue Fox, Boris Schapiro, Dori Schmetterling, Austin MacCurtain, Tim Rayment, Peter Plant, Kevin Taylor, Dominic Prince, John Stalker, Simon Inglis, Rufus Olins, Anne Williams, Michael Durham, John Sansome, John Hopkins, Joseph Sheehy, Sue Cock, Brian Walden, Phil Baker, Roger Williams, Gareth David, Margarety Park, Melissa Watson Peking, John Karter, Nigel Crompton, Nicholas Read, Philip Willan, Kate Saunders, Lisa O'kelly, Richard Cook, Marie Colvin, Craig Brown, K Harris, Andrew Lorenz Industrial Editor, Nick Smurthwaite, Peter Bryan, Christopher Hirst, Stephen Jones, San Kitley, Andrew Neil, Mel Gooding, Andrew Grice, Digby Anderson, Susan Kelly, Roy Dean, Ivan Hill, Keith Wheatley, Chris Dawes, Ian McEwan, Andrew Hogg Durban, Dilys Powell, Bryan Appleyard, Dame Margot Fonteyn, Roddy Martine, Bryan Robson, G D Broatch, Ian Glover-James, Alison Beckett, David Selbourne, Norman Stone, Richard Woods, Tony Osman, Frances Rafferty, George Ace, Marion Hume, Maurice Chittenden, Ian Dunning, Iola Smith, John Walsh, Neil Lyndon, Brian MacArthur, Alan Tillier, Michael Jones Political Editor, Sarah Maitland, Andrew Yates, James Blitz, Lyndal Melrose, Geoffrey Hobbs, Mihir Bose, Bernard Davies, Wall St Journal, Michael Austin, Dudley Reed, Roy Hattersley, Alan Jabez, Paul Barker, Clive Appearance, Brian Glanville, Robert De Niro, John Carey, Norman Macrae, Chris Dighton, Munro Ferguson, Godfrey Golzen, Deirdre Fernand, Alan Sillitoe, Nick Hayes Editor, Gareth David Deputy City Editor, Andrew Lorenz, Jerry Hall, Luca Di Montezemolo, Barbara Cartland, Hrh Prince Charles, Sam Kiley, Chris Lightbown, Jeff Randall City Editor, Hugh Pearman, David Calrns, Richard Caseby, Margaret Park, Angela Long, Anthony Powell, Germaine Greer, Sara Richardson, Rosemary Sowden, David Smith Economics Editor, Penny Perrick, Peter Robinson, William Haseltine, Tony Hetherington, Peter Roebuck, Joanna Simon, Terry Lunn, Iain Jenkins, Tom Tirckell, Neil Jordan, Hilary Bristow, A Trevenen James, Nitu Ceaucescu,
ResumoContents David Owen's failed SDP 'to be wound up today' Iran offers to lift Rushdie death threat Deal could pave the way for release of Terry Waite and other hostages ITT Sheraton Contents Party time: the Princess of Wales arrives to celebrate the fiftieth birthday of King Constantine of Greece in London last night Contents By Sunday Times Reporters: Pistol link to IRA killings Thatcher rallies to Gorbachev Contents Contents Picture Gallery One dead, 18 hurt in yacht race Government hints at retaliation over Europe's beef bans Patten unveils ozone package Contents Sheraton Belgravia Henley 'Rambo maniac' kills girl, 18 CR Building Systems Exit Rex, the cool charmer Final curtain for the last gentleman player Rex Harrison was one of our finest comic actors of the old school, writes Sheridan Morley Air Canada Chile judges say British journalist was murdered Britain's Best by 1.4 Million Readers Redesign for the Future Olivetti Packer buys Bond TV on the cheap Big gambler on winning streak hits lucky again Hooligan slips World Cup security net Chesterton 'gold mine' archive saved in attic Royals come to the aid of the party Samsung Information Systems Rover 800 Series Vanunu defiant in his lone cell as appeal is lost An open letter to Chaim Herzog, the President of Israel Le Carré cold-war tale tipped for bestseller list in a thawing Russia British Midland Economists still put faith in Big Brother Pan AM Military horsepower: the King's Troop, Royal Horse… Poll tax aid on way for 'good councils' Article Withdrawn BPP Management Education Philip talks to Pope about birth control In today's Other Sunday Papers Pledge to end IRA murders Japanese in UK power bid Poll tax not yet paid up The City Britain must hold its nerve Comment Lords debate Nazi crimes Hunting in Kenya again EC looks at dirty beaches Urban exiles return as rural life sours Clinique British Coal The People's Tsar Mikhail Gordachev returns home this week to a Soviet Union trandsformed politically while he has been away. No sooner had he flown out last week than Boris Yeltsin, whome he thought he had consigned to oblivion Duxiana Bristol & West Building Society Waiting to overtake as the leader tires The Successors Bull in the Kremlin china shop Profile Craigen Darroch Soviets told of 'astonishing' results at summit The Summit It should have been the high point of Gorbachev's career, but it seemed almost a sideshow, reports John Cassidy Abbey National Raisa passes the Bush spaniel test First Ladies When elegant Raisa Gorbachev met charming Barbara Bush, the cold war melted away, reports Mark Hosenball French agent starts Wright-style spy scandal Italy squabbles over hunt ban Vauxhall Daihatsu Charade Right chases vital votes in quiet Durban suburb Poll delivers first verdict on reforms Hope of end to emergency Company fails to stop drug that kills babies Girobank Bomb in Prague square injures 20 Seat Volkswagon Group Toy tanks recall the tragedy of Tiananmen (AP): Palestinian leader pledges more raids The World (UPI): Students cash in on a lucky break (Reuter): Navies stand by as panic grips Liberia Trade Indemnity PLC Engineered like No Other Car in the World US vigilantes stalk Mexicans at border Racism fuels crime in 'wild west' Berlin Atari Portfolio Royal Mail Business Delirious Doc looks for an explosive encore Freed by court, Gonzo king thumbs his nose at Aspen's establishment Zenith data systems Superlative Travel Weather and Travel Outlook Granddaughter for princess News Digest Tories cut gap Concert riot Bomb escape Bogus visitor M4 reverse History broken Editor sues Peer dies Bond winners Contents England stumble in Tunis Stapleton puts Ireland in the mood for Italy Mountain Holland ready for the ultimate triumph World Stage: In five days billions will be watching the big kick-off in Italy. Who will win? Brian Glanville predicts the qualifiers from each group, the winners of the quarter-finals and semi-finals, and that finally Holland will beat Italy Learn to expect the unexpected from the team that Jack built Eamon Dunphy, capped 23 times for the Republic of Ireland, on Jack Charlton's Ireland Bryan Robson: Anatomy of England's Linchpin These are the injuies that Bryan Robson has sustained during his carer. Once again England go into a World cup gambling on his fitness Rangers to rule on Johnston injury Captain defying the pain barrier Maradona: hero, villain and the supporting cast Rob Hughes on nine men from around the globe most likely to strut the World Cup stage Brazil: proud keepers of the faith in skill and art Rob Hughes nominates the two teams he believes posses the sporting qualities that would make a dream final Haessier: schemer World Cup Fixtures and Squads The Singleton of Auchroisk Racing Focus Racing Results Australian Pools For the Record Sheraton Skyline Hotel Flowers & Plants Association Basic split-second error costs Christie place in 200m final Athletics Bookies cash in as outsider is jump-off victor Equestrian Scots survive bloody onslaught Digression in trim for open Derby Racing Jilted coach vents his venom against Seles Tennis Fatality as island race hits trouble A day to win, a day to celebrate, a day to remember Peter Roebuck relives last week's extraordinary limited-overs match between Somerset and Middlesex Woosnam putting on the agony Golf Lone Tonkov soldiers on to win despite a puncture Cycling Hodkinson loses bloody war Boxing County Championship Marshall to the rescue as poor Gower blows it Cool Capel helps to turn the tide Fair enough, but why leave out the old boys? Difficult times for Yorkshire and Worcestershire Cricket Close-Up Haynes takes command Cricket Close-Up Kent feel bite of the Broad sword Sussex innings a big snooze The Derby that money cannot buy John Karter finds this year's race perplexing to predict, but selects Karinga Say as the best-value bet Sky Magazine The Sunday Times Alesi the new kid on the inside lane Motor Racing Multiple Display Advertising Items Elite Registrations Quiet rival aims for top marques Toyota's challenger for the luxury market, with the smoothest and quietest engine of any car in the world, provides a superb ride as it surges to 150mph. But its styling is bland, writes Eric Dymock Registration Transfers Multiple Display Advertising Items Pollution worries will not stop cars Diesel engines offer the most realistic hope for cutting exhaust emissions, writes Eric Dymock Models go by the book The student of classic cars has some invaluable new material McMel & Co Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Registration Numbers Collectors Autos Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Arnett of Bournemouth Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items SAAB Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Milcars Multiple Display Advertising Items Four Wheel Drive Multiple Classified Advertising Items Scotthall Hexagon Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Mercedes-Benz Edgware Road Car & Truck Centre Alan Day H. 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(Bromley) Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lancaster Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items B & K Thomas Nottingham Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jaguar & Daimler Jaguar Daimler Stratton Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Romans Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jaguar & Daimler Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Audi Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Official Porsche Centres Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Porsche at the Wood Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lancaster Porsche Multiple Classified Advertising Items Porsche Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Classic Cars Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items New Porsches with Huge Savings (UK Supplied) Multiple Classified Advertising Items Performance Cars Maserati Classic Cars Multiple Classified Advertising Items Modena Ferrari Specialists Bradshaw Webb Multiple Classified Advertising Items ADT Auctions Multiple Classified Advertising Items H. R. Owen Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times William Loughran Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Sinking a pool to add a splash of variety Peter Robinson begins a three-part series on water gardening with advice on how, when and where to establish a pond Multiple Display Advertising Items Lawn Flite Garden of the Week Historic reign of a floral queen Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Ringing changes for rare birdlife Contents High Seas Drifter A rebel tells how she came to race Maiden to triumph Most said it could not be done. However Tracy Edwards proved them wrong by skippering an all-woman crew round the world. In the first part of her exclusive story, she reveals what drove her to it Superlative Travel Contents The Family Contents British Nuclear Forum Contents The swan of glorious memory Profile Lordly wind blows ill for Nazi victims Time Moses went back on the shelf Walter Ellis Grapevine Swan-song for a cricket assassin called Paddles Richard Hadlee, one of the best all-rounders of his generation, is about to hand up his cricket boots. Tony Francis assesses his record Pan AM Holidays Persecuted into poverty: one man's fight with the secret state After John Stalker was taken off the Ulster shoot-to-kill inquiry, a friend felt the full force of the law, losing his business, home and health. In part two of his memoir, Kevin Taylor explains how he believes a plot was hatched against him Town & Country Manner Ltd. Land deals and a tall tale of fast financial footwork Part of the police investigation of Taylor involved profits he made from property—but were there the beginnings of a case to answer? The Sunday Times A police inquiry like no other French Jews begin to feel like aliens all over again As old semitic archetypes emerge in the press and politics, Jews are renewing acquaintance with old dreads, says David Selbourne after visiting France Fairclough Homes Caring new KGB goes on a peace offensive The Soviet secret service is using PR to protect its future, Writes David Hart God and the scientists join hands in a quantum leap Bryan Appleyard's Forum on new age theorles bridging the gap between sience and religion Something smells rotten in the cook-chill kitchen Domestic culinary arts are dying the death, says Digby Anderson Ford Gorbachev goes for economic suicide The Soviet leader will be overthrown because his reforms are not based on financial reason, says Norman Macrae Owen the not-quite-great loses the vote to destiny David Owen is a gifted but destrictive man, and his return to Labour would be a dangerous blessing, writes Robert Harris Adopt a Granny Help the Aged Liberty's last enemy—the giant sham of politics itself The modern Hydra state in all its meddling must be slain if individuals are to regain control of their lives, writes Brian Walden Atticvs Balance of the sexes knocked sideways Events of the past week have given little encouragement to the male of the species, says Suan Crosland Greenhousemongers 2 Soviet tyranny implodes as genie emerges from bottle An independent Russia headed by Boris Yeltsin will be and inspiration to the rest of the Soviet Union, writes Norman Stone Accelerated Learning Spirit of endeavour in the face of defeat Sunalliance Life & Pensions Global warming calls for urgent solutions Unique evil of Nazi atrocities Divorce laws take over an artist's work Charity made to face up to the facts Tracy by any other name The Sunday Times Points Birthdays Staying ahead—by design Paper round Broadcasting to a world made smaller Steve Clarke on outbacks at the BBC World Service Fiat Oxfordshire Health Authority VSO Multiple Display Advertising Items The Centre for the Advancement Counselling The Sunday Times Spelthorne Education The Cambridge Business College Islington Health Authority Multiple Display Advertising Items Interactive Management Center Leicestershire Changing the habits of a lifetime to be wed to God Convents are not, as in popular myth, filled with wide-eyed, idealistic teenage novices. Today's nun is more likely to be an affluent professional who has given up a career to devote her life to God. Sarah Maitland spoke to some sisters Atlantic crossings that bridge business gaps Fran Abrams on a grants and exchanges scheme that promotes cultural and industrial Anglo-American links The Times Class conflicts in a world at war My School Days Ideal Schools Brighton Polytechnic Multiple Display Advertising Items Overseas Property Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Surrey County Council Queen Mary and Westfield College Hampstead Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Required for September 1990 Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Dorset Multiple Classified Advertising Items Overseas Properties Continue on Page 15 Lennards Properties International Montpelier International plc Multiple Classified Advertising Items London Property John G. Dean & Co. Multiple Classified Advertising Items W. A. Ellis Multiple Classified Advertising Items McCarthy & Stone Multiple Classified Advertising Items 40 Nottingham Place Multiple Classified Advertising Items Wimpey Leisure John Taylor & Son Multiple Display Advertising Items Debenham Tewson & Chinnocks Multiple Classified Advertising Items Keith Cardale Groves Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items London Property 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 London Property Multiple Classified Advertising Items Heart drug's revival gives a boost to Boots Former Elders man plans bid for S&N 'Mad bull disease' stampedes market Human Resources Consultants Banks ditch B&C hopes of survival Contents Give Sullivan a fair chance Prudential Holborn De La Rue deals for a more secure future French in line to move on Mowlem Siebe Kitcat buyout talks to start Going Going Gong Mecca became Britain's biggest pure leisure group with intersts in bingo halls, casinos and holiday chains when it acquired Pleasurama in a bitter takeover battle in 1988 Citicorp Venture Capital Who Has Made Hot News in Dictation United Parcel Service Hanson back's 'cert' in the sponsorship stakes How a Gummer came unstuck Finance company chief sought by angry clients Pereire-Tod Ltd Fat cats lean to spa Mrs Mop's clean-up plan for TVS Philips City's house of horrors Glasnost bounty hunters How Do People Find Life in London Docklands? Big hitters size up Sears bid Contango A Share in the Boardroom Major Share Movements Everything you want from a store. . . Sharewatch Hepworth in shape to sell A long wait for buyouts at Saatchi Billings The refugee who took Control British Gas On site: John Bellak, Chairman of Seven Trent, where… Water loses its sparkle The 10 privatised water companies are ready to announce better than expected first-time profits, but problems are on the horizon—from a possible drought to pollution and investor competition from electricity. Gareth David reports Thorn Emi All Nippon Airways Bush must snub Gorbachev aid call American Account Power plus 90 Economists stay rooted in 1960s Economic Perspective Globe Investment Trust P. L. C. Here Come the French The French have learned the art of the takeover. Two British companies are not at all sure they like what they see Iberia Airlines of Spain Enterprise fumes at talk of Elf takeover Fidelity Multiple Display Advertising Items Garden Centre-Somerset Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Randolph Corporate Research Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Electrical giant ABB faces test of streamlining ABB Percy Barnevik stunned the world when he merged Asea and Brown Boveri to create the world's biggest electrical-engineering group. Now, it is being suggested, he may have bitten off more than he can chew. Report by Andrew Lorenz Business to Business Multiple Display Advertising Items Airtime Promotions Ltd The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items BPP Management Education The Sunday Times Save & Prosper IFA Promotion Limited Lambeth Building Society Career Opportunities Business News & Personal Finance £5,000 premiums go missing Questions of Cash Time for a split decision on tax Chelsea Building Society £1m travel cover Savings News Lenders draw up code on arrears Allied Dunbar Buildings insurance falls as competition increases Council-house sell-off may be pepped up Woolwich Guernsey Buying shares is only the start David Coakley Ltd. Nationwide Anglia Building Society Rustic art comes to town Showcase Britain's Top 100 UK Economy Economic Databank International High-tech machines let you take control of your dreams The Subconscious Dream researchers in Britain and America have invented devices that allow people to signal they are having dreams. They give an insight to the workings of the brain, by identifying the location of its activity, but they could also allow people to exert control over their dreams. Susan Blackmore reports Robot car park saves space Automation Attic fans ease radon danger Radio Activity Elonex Personal Computers Protein holds cancer clue Medicine Toxic seal wins prize Beazer Debt burden row upsets power sell-off The Sunday Times East Kilbride Cut-price National to rival BT Cost-cutting hits sales of luxury cars Indicator of the Week In Deep End Ant JCB Construction Equipment Guinness to review LVMH links The Exorcism of Arthur Miller Nigella Lawson talks to the 74-year-old playwright and finds him no longer bedevilled by the past Contents A soap that plays dirty Steve Clarke on a hit US show coming to British screens Pirandellos Henry IV The South Bank Centre Wembley Stadium The Sunday Times Concise Crossword No 117 Concerts Multiple Display Advertising Items Pirandello's Henry IV Multiple Display Advertising Items Where modern and traditional hang in the balance Geordie Greig foresees a few surprises in The Royal Academy's more experimental Summer Exhibition Arts Hotline The Royal Opera Where's the lady? Bakewell's View Royal National Theatre The Rocky Horror Show Heavy hand that sentences a comedy to hard labour George Perry on a case of mistaken identity as Neil Jordan attempts a mainstream film and Robert De Niro turns producer, in a remake of We're No Angels Film Choice The Sunday Times Guide to the Complete West End Cinema Programmes Hollywood recycles the past for an easy sell Adrian Turner looks at the profits and losses of an industry repeating itself Searing study of morality in a modern reign of terror John Peter hails a new staging of Arthur Miller's masterpiece, The Crucible A Juliet who is growing in dramatic stature Dance Official Guide of the Society of West End Theatre On a cold trail in Greeneland Novel adaptations in Chichester do not tell the whole story, says John Peter Theatre Choice Time to escape from the prison of pastiche Culture at the crossroads: will the 21st century bring a true renaissance for the arts? Sapped of confidence, artists today need to take a fresh direction not repackage the past, says Robert Hewison Select Magazine Royal Opera House Falling back into the classical trap Hugh Pearman ponders the architect Quinlan Terry and his revivalist approach London A rising tide of success Hugh Canning on Bournemouth's two budding orchestras The Ship Bowing to fingers young and old Paul Driver applauds three supreme musicians displaying their mastery of violin and piano in London last week Rejigging the map of Irish rock Robert Sandall on the rise of a musical language with a Gaelic accent The Kirov Ballet Paul McCartney Frank Sinatra Tuneful treat for followers of Lieder As the record industry gears up to celebrate the bicentenary of Schubert's birth, Hugh Canning looks at the growing catalogue of his song cycles Record of the Week Blowing up a cool storm Richard Cook listens to the sensuous music recorded by Miles Davis's classic nine-piece band in the 1940s Westminster theatre Barbican Hall Anna Christie Now and Forever New London Theatre Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Hits of the Week Capital Radio Barbara Dickson TV's long haul to the Ukraine Patrick Stoddart explains how the Proms and The Bill came to Kiev Focusing on film in a small-screen frame George Perry on Movie Masterclass Arena Abbey Court Multiple Display Advertising Items Cirencester Festival '90 Mont Blanc Zamana Gallery New Crane Wharf Multiple Display Advertising Items Ballet Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Guards Massed Bands American Ballet Theatre The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Fairclough Homes Free year for flatbuyers to trigger sales Andrew Yates on a firm fighting hard to overcome its troubled past Alan Selby & Partners Chelsea & Kensington Multiple Display Advertising Items Regalian Brian Lack & Co Changes urged to push up number of homeowners Andrew Yates on demands for a market shake-up Beating burglars—with a moat Multiple Display Advertising Items Foxtons Multiple Classified Advertising Items Baker Street Estates Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bovis Homes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Michael Weller & Co. 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Guide to Today's TV and Radio Balancing the Czechs TV Review Films on TV Radio Raymond Weil Geneve Tuning to the student wavelength Undergraduates have been talking frankly about the recruiting methods used to woo them. There are useful clues here for companies, Godfrey Golzen reports American Express Riley IBM United Kingdom Laboratories Limited Coopers & Lybrand Deloitte Hoggett Bowers Midlands Electricity plc Mercuri Urval Executive Service The Technology Partnership Oracle UK BDO Binder Hamlyn Aston Zoraster International Search & Selection Link Walton Churchill Juniper Woolf Simpson Crowden Consultants Cellnet Memorex Telex Jacques Samuel & Associates Limited Argos DMR Group Ltd Johnson Wilson & Partners Varley-Walker Riley Goodman Graham and Associates The Halsey Consulting Partnership Varley-Walker PA Consulting Group Touche Ross Robert Walters Associates Thames Water Mercury Communications A Major Role in the Public Interest Juniper Woolf Touche Ross IE the Company Ferndale Archibold Rae Consultants Limited Ashley Recruitment Systems Center Interexec Clerical Medical Investment Group Tricom Mercuri Urval St. James Associates Multiple Display Advertising Items MSL International MSL Advertising Nuffield Hospitals Price Waterhouse Cripps, Sears & Partners Selection Tiphook plc Amoco Coopers & Lybrand Deloitte Executive Resourcing Ltd Barbara Wren & Associates Simpson Crowden Consultants The Santa Cruz Operation Ultramar Exploration Limited Nanno De Vries & Partners AG Nikko Rover Group Bull Thompson Ashway Associates Personnel and Business Advisers Robson Rhodes Clare Founded 1748 Tenneco Royal Mail Hoggett Bowers CLP Concept Head of Finance Training JM Management Services Basildon & Thurrock Health Authority Cazenove & Co. Coopers & Lybrand Deloitte Executive Resourcing Ericsson Multiple Display Advertising Items Conoco Bull Thompson Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sun Multiple Display Advertising Items Kiddy and Company Oracle UK The Selection Division of Spencer Stuart &… Paxus Orchard Cranfield Britain's Unique University The Sunday Times Avon Insurance St. James's Managment Recruitment Executive Network Serious Fraud Office Codd-Johnson-Harris Unsworth Sugden Recruitment Ashridge Prospect Clark Rich Associates Limited British Tourist Authority NEBS Bussiness Stationery Austin Knight John Sanderson Orbit Housing Association Price Waterhouse Enterprise Oil Price Waterhouse Multiple Display Advertising Items The Centre for Consultancy plc Kay Hogg Clarke Executive Recruitment Wickland Westcott Austin Knight Clyde Petroleum plc Time/system Peat Marwick Selection & Search Media universal services Multiple Display Advertising Items Youth Clubs UK Multiple Display Advertising Items Redbrick Price Waterhouse SMCL Oil & Gas Recruitment D. A. I Selection BBC Enterprises Ultramar Exploration Limited Nuclear Electric Whitbread Fletcher Hunt plc General Electric Company Juniper Woolf Multiple Display Advertising Items Job-hopping up the ladder Companies often lose good people by failing to give them a challenge. Terry Lunn reports Multiple Display Advertising Items Central Point Software Europe Ltd. Multiple Display Advertising Items The Royal Hideaway Highgrove House, pictured above, is the weekend home of the Prince and of Princess Wales, a place to relax away from the pressures of London. Here, in the first extract from a new book to be published in the auturnn, Andrew Morton Quest Travel Total Ski The Sunday Times Personal Columns Profiles Multiple Display Advertising Items Restaurant Guide The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Cumberland Hotel The Sunday Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Goldsborough Multiple Display Advertising Items Harê Krishna Curry House Multiple Display Advertising Items Here one goes, here one goes. . . John Walsh on a season of mellow uselessness which still has us in its thrall Flowers & Plants Association The International Donkey Protection Trust Prime Share The Perfect Picnic The Season Cool cuisine for hot occasions—JANETTE Marshall and Anne Williams unpack ideas for successful eating al fresco, from four-course gourmet feasts to hands-on spreads Food Fruity flavours that go the distance Wine A richer diet to fend off Freebie Fatigue Corporate entertaining is developing more exclusive tastes, says Deirdre Fernand Matching a taste for tradition with a sporting outlook My Style June Ducas meets a seasoned party-goer turned cricket fan, Susannah Constantine A cast of thousands The Season There's more to the summer scene than the familiar faces that grace the gossip columns. Deirdre Fernand looks at the lower-profile luminaries who swell the crowds Backstage figures who keep the social balls rolling The Gossip Columnist Peter McKay The Hatter Freddie Fox The Florist Caroline Dickinson The Marquee Man Stuart Pepper Queen Elizabeth 2 Hoseasons Holidays Diary The Season They're off! Kate Saunders gives you the lowdown on the high points of the summer's social scene, Rob Ryan guides you there and Susan Grossman suggests where to stay when you finally arrive Swan Hellenic Multiple Display Advertising Items Olau The Sunday Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Mark Warner Multiple Display Advertising Items Breaking through the ticket barrier When the sold-out sign goes up, there are still ways to land that sought-after seat, says Edward Welsh Swansea Cork Ferries Multiple Display Advertising Items Beach Villas Multiple Display Advertising Items Austravel Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Italian Sunshine with a Difference Multiple Display Advertising Items Ski Falcon Colorado Multiple Display Advertising Items Present and Correct The Season Marion Hume explains how to dress up without risking a dressing down Glorafilia Tapestry Cartier Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Brittany Ferries 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 The reel thing The Season Scotland has a late-summer scene all its own, as vigorous as the other variety of highland games, says Roddy Martine Crystal Holidays P&O European Ferries The Sunday Times Ski Thomson Multiple Classified Advertising Items Thomson at Thomas Cook Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Explore Adventures Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Saunt on Sands Hotel Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Schoolboy's cash surprise The Sunday Times Crossword Soldier Blues Ford Madox Ford by Alan Judd Collins £16.95 pp472 John Carey reads and admiring Life of Ford Madox Ford, and author who assumed a place by right in the cultural aristocracy Country notes Style victims 7 Channel (U. 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