News from 15/08/1993
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Gillian Tindall, John Dugdale, Michael Prescott, Dave Brown, Barbara Hall, Charles Hopkinson, Peter Green, Richard Ellis, Professor David Ashton, Peter McKay, John Davison, Helen Davidson, John Peter, Jennifer North, Jonathan Miller, Eric Dymock, Norman MacRae, Reay Tannahill, Susan d'Arcy, Milton Keynes, Simon Witter, Nick Rufford, Dlana Wright, Alan Judd, Graham Rose, Frank Whitford, Ned Balfe, C J Stapley, Brief Lives, Tim Ferguson, St Julien-du-Gua, Joseph King, Sally Payne, Lucy Hughes-Hallett, David Smith, Debra Cleveland, Robert Leedham, William Green, Charles Hymas, Ahmed Rashid, Mary Wilson, Sonia Benster, John Pearson, Geordie Greig, Tony Allen-Mills, Andrew Neil Editor, Iain Johnstone, Nilgin Yusuf, Irwin Stelzer, Donald G MacLean, Cyril Dixon, Ivan Fallon, Jim Pegg, David Dougill, Veronica Lowe Director, Cliff Temple, Rebecca Fowler Arts Correspondent, Stephen Lansdown, Brian Tora, Laura Murray, Harvey Porlock, Hugh Canning, Margarette Driscoll, Colin Dryden, Dr Roger Hood, Partricia Payne, Susan Eillcott, Simon Townsley, Geoff Whitten, Robert Harris, Paul Johnson, Peter Kellner, George Perry, Sue Mott, Robin Marlar, Mark Skipworth, Anatole Kaletsky, Royce Groh, Nick Gardner, Christopher Gilchrist, Shelley von Strunckel, Jonathan Margolis, Bernard Cafferty, Jon Freeman, Stuart Wavell, Annie Leibovitz, Paul Donovan, Michael Prescott Political Correspondent, Simon Rhinoceros, Olive Shapley, J Foulkes, Colin Sutcliffe, Alistair Horne, T Jones, Christa D'souza's, James Adams, Boris Schapiro, Margaret Dibben, Sharon Phillips, Steven Downes, Robert Crawford, David Leppard, Tim Rayment, Michael Jenner, Effie Allan, Mark Edwards, Rufus Olins, Richard Brown, Nigel Bowden, Victoria Streatfeild, J Littman, Mick Brownfield, Christopher Lloyd, Hon Greville Janner, Michael Winner, Jonathan Annells, Peter Cardy Director, Lois Rogers, Jenny Diski, Alice Dunhill, Graham Biscoe, Malcolm Winton, Nick Gordon, Cosmo Landesman, Greg Hadfield, Simon Regan, Bernie Grant, Jeffrey Johnson, Diana Wright, Craig Brown, Nik Cohn, J Cohen, Barry Olliff, Barney Cokeliss, Paul Nuki, Patricia Campbell, Robert Elms, Peter Jacobs Cheif Executive, Martin Searby, Simon Gaul, Robert Stephens, Mary Archer, Ian Burrell, Bruce Johnston, Charles Rice, Kean Seager, Richard Woods, Luke Rittner, Garth Alexander, Antony Worrall Thompson, Peter Johnson, Rachel Cooke, Neil Lyndon, Richard Croft, Mel Webb, Michael Jones Political Editor, Tom Lappin, Mari Mahr, David Hunn, Fiona Matthias, D J Taylor, John Harlow, Matthew Lynn, Michael Austin, Reg Payne, Andrew Alderson, Alastair Burnet, Ed McHenry, Peter Victor, Stan Levenson, Rajeev Syal, Chrissy Iley, Lauren St John, Tom Tickell, Gilbert Adair, Andrew St George, Andrew Lorenz, John Furbisher, San Lorenzo, Alan Ruddock, Sandwich Bay, Keith Waterhouse, John Parker, K Newbold, Jonathan Futrell, Victor Bryant, Mike Holt, Nigel Roebuck, Dr Melvyn C Fairclough, Chris Lightbown, Dan Fearon, John Kohut, Penny Perrick, John Burns, Gerald kaufman, Susan Ellicott, Anthony Howard, Simon Reeve, Emma Forrest, Peter Roebuck, Rannie Williams, Philip Jacobson, Dr George C McGavin lecturer in zoology, Walter Ellis, Brian Gardiner, Steve Grant, Joanna Simon, Iain Jenkins, Andy Hogg, Janine di Giovanni, Laraine Bingham,
ResumoContents Tories welcome 'racist' man from the National Front Revealed: the scandal of UN 'lost' millions Top aid official suspended Insight Britain acted too late, says angry Irma doctor Parent Power Girls on top at the best state school in the country Clarke's double whammy for the middle classes Man Tactics Contents Private firms to 'jail' child offenders Contents Doctors bid to defuse Bosnia row St. Joseph's Hospice The Times Software (UK) Limited London Phone Co. Roses are dead, my love Millions bow their heads in the great flowerbed purge All-girl pride puts school at top of state exam league Parent Power The Sunday Times launches £50,000 awards scheme RAC the New Knights of the Road Clare Latimer tells her story Sunday Times sales increase T S Eliot's widow fights for poetic justice Halifax Flu virus linked to mental illness Cricket turns to soccer for lessons on lout control Colgate Plax Supermarkets and suppliers accused of food price fixing Rowdy cricket fans face a crackdown Topless stunts dance up a storm in Ireland Trainee Catholic priests may be tested for HIV Nationwide Bugatti bids millions to take over Lotus Guide dogs lead row over profits Soho is reborn as the centre of the universe Winner's agony Bus sell-off is 'delayed' Diana divorce 'soon' Dead space Ford Women go into battle for top military jobs National Westminster Bank Lloyd Webber's harshest critic changes his tune Heidi-Hi in Hollywood Will she reveal the secrets of her 'little black book'? The movie world is a-flutter over the doctor's daughter accused of supplying $1,500-a-night call girls to the stars. Susan Ellicott reports from Los Angeles BT Give us more managers and fewer bean-counters Talk Poor by Day The image of blue-bereted troops feeding hungry children may seem reassuring. But in reality the UN, funded by £7bn of Western taxpayers' money, is a bureaucracy out of control, dogged by mismanagement and financial abuse Insight BAA Value Guarantee B&I Line the Irish Ferry Company Glossary of Un-Speak Vauxhall Corsa Hell's railway takes toll of Zaire refugees Georgia calls in CIA to fight new cold war Stena Sealink Line Vietnam 'bribed Clinton adviser' French revive rural dream to escape misery St Julien-du-Gua Subaru Fury builds up in city of chaos Bradford & Bingley Building Society Artist goes to court over 'faked fake' 'Girls on top' break sex taboos in Japan One Chop the troubleshooter aims to cool Chinese economy Pretoria seeks haven for its nuclear stocks Uranium could go to France to keep it safe from right-wing or ANC grab Confessions of a boss under stress Klingon for beginners Money where the mouth is Saddam suited for peace Positive view of the world Grand Old Duke of Serbia marches men down again America hands out rough justice to child molesters More Pony Deaths AMBRA Personal Computers Sleaze endangers the soul of Prague's velvet revolution Bargains galore for the traveller ready to haggle Holiday hazards: terrorists threaten attacks and price wars become a minefield Unicef IRA makes resorts a 'priority target' Weather and Travel Outlook Bargains galore for the traveller ready to haggle Roman treasure found on farm News Digest Para man killed Murder arrest Royal closure Sisters' funeral Out of action Poet's estate Bond winners Friends in Low Places How you can help the Brooke Hospital for Animals Superlative Travel How the Establishment gagged the press Black Horse Relocation Snails find no peace in Poole Why Major can't afford to ignore these voices Inside Politics The threat to us all A greater horror unfolds just east of bloody Bosnia The West is gradually being dragged into the huge conflicts brewing in the former Soviet Union, warns Alastair Burnet Audleys Wood Thistle Hotel Mad world of Ashdown's apparatchiks Ideological stubborness is overruling generations of good sense in Somerset—and it will be the wildlife that suffers, writes Paul Johnson Good riddance to a silly Euro-system The collapse of the ERM was both predictable and welcome, writes Norman MacRae The Sunday Times Glad that he's grey: let's celebrate the PM as anti-hero Our obsession with John Major's dullness masks the more important truths about his strengths and flaws, writes Peter Kellner Picture Gallery Don't lift the veil, Ma'am Big voice of reason says goodbye to the bogeyman The Lesley White Interview Why supermarket prices take the biscuit Why should shoppers pay so much for a product when the raw materials are so cheap? asks From Bible to bees' knees University: to go or not to go? As A-level results drop throught the letter box this week, we examine the prospects for those considering student life A hard slog but is it worth it? Graduates today are fatalistic in an overcrowded job market, writes Walter Ellis Low pay? What pay? Charles Hymas on grade who work for free TCP Antiseptic On borrowed time Barney Cokeliss looks at the credit and debit sides of student loans First priority: feed your mind A degree is not about training for a job, it's training for life, writes Andrew St George Solving the mystery of the movers and shakers Time cannot wipe out crime Points Defence spending and contracting From glittering promise to a pitiful end Bupa keeps its nose clean BT The hard facts of fatherhood Costco: a suitable case for control? Birthdays One down, but a lot more have to go Dexter is history. Robin Marlar says that English cricket now needs new brooms to sweep the other old guardsmen away Australia make hay in summer sun Essex (51-1) v Australia (357-6 dec) Middlesex hold the high notes Yorkshire (256 & 110-4) v Middlesex (439-5 dec) Glamorgan closing in for the kill Leicestershire (178 and 50-1) v Glamorgan (351-8 dec) Somerset want less Sunday trading Cricket Close-Up Note the name Chanderpaul England U19 (346-9 dec) v West Indies U19 (379-6) Newport swings game away from Surrey Worcestershire (406 & 199-4) v Surrey (427) Jeep The American Legend Prost claims pole—and a new attitude Fallers in Ryder chase Ukrainian drug ban Leng's third title Yobbos beware Australia win Fisher on top Barnet above and beyond the bounds of lunacy Chris Lightbown how the players and the fans resurrected a bankrupt club Mr Nice Guy just keeps on smiling Mel Webb on Nick Price, the ordinary man who has been enjoying the most extraordinary year Azzilfi gatecrashes the party Women perform on limitless stage David Hunn savours the grace of women's lacrosse at the World Cup in Edinburgh Cast-off clubs give Lunn a shot at the title Lauren St John reports on the British Women's Open Kinnear the deadly serious joker The Sue Mott Interview Vince Wright at Upton Park *!@*! Wimbledon start with a shower of abuse Beagrie gives lie to Everton's tall story Mark Reason at The Dell Taylor flogs his dummies Lip service Firm reminder Out of his box Clough joins the magnificent sevens Deryk Brown at Anfield Dream goals put Rangers to sleep Mihir Bose at Villa Park Deane on the money and Leeds cash in Chris Lightbown at Maine Road Hoddle fails to work magic formuls Steven Downes at Stamford Bridge Gould's master mix strike familiar tune at Highbury Kiwomya fires Ipswich and Oldham die away Football Pools For the Record Racing County Championship Sport on TV and Fixtures Challenge Match One-Day Match Cason ahead of Christie, but Mr Anon steals the limelight First blood to bold Ardiles Porsche Norman bites back while Faldo lies in wait Picture Gallery New-generation Boeing causes weight problems for BA Soros dumps his gold for $100m profit Traders fear further price falls RTZ close to £750m deal with Caradon 400,000 escape 'negative equity' trap South African Airways Courtroom blow for Glaxo Treasury defers base-rate cuts Monopolies reports hits British Gas Korean tears as market slumps Base-rate cut is needed now Business Comment US flooding helps fuel GrandMet's global foods drive Exit Soros—but gold is still a buy View Point New man set for hot seat at the EBRD Euro Disney future in doubt Tiphook shake-out Dunhill revolt Hanson plunge Share Tips Scaling New Peaks A share-buying frenzy has driven markets to record highs, prompting parallels with 1987. But this time the fundamentals are different Forte Hotels British Gas FT-SE 100 index Major share movements Top 100 companies Marley set to lay strong foundation for interims Sharewatch Fisons starts fight back Iltalkand Singularly Cellular Share in the boardroom New master of Salomon universe National Westminster Bank Copycat rivals scent success as Body Shop feels squeeze The pioneer natural beauty products chain faces growing competition from blue-chip opponents such as Boots. Its great high street years may have gone for good. Helen Davidson reports Old Lady's base-rate caution is misplaced Resist old temptations and growth will lift off American Account The Sunday Times Information technology holds key to recovery Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Sage Moneywise Angels work miracle cure for cash-starved Companies struggling for survival because venture-capital sources have dried up are being helped by private investors who invest life-saving funds. Report by Debra Cleveland, Assistant Business Editor Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hugh Earning Potential New Development Expense Reduction Analysts, Inc (UK) Ltd Opportunity Nationwide Security Blinds Belgoquartz Ltd Taking the long-term view £50K Opportunity Greetings The Business Opportunity Business Introduction Services Notice to Readers A Company Who's Distributors Can Say Lorraine Electronics Surveillance Independence Multiple Display Advertising Items Company Store PMI Data The Times Almost one-third of businesses with annual sales of between £100,000 and £500,000 need an immediate cash injection of £11,000-£25,000 Multiple Display Advertising Items Spencer Company Formations Limited Richard Dixon Overseas Company Registration Agents… Box Numbers Replies Multiple Display Advertising Items Microsoft & Software The Franchise Department, Prontaprint Ltd Mitac 486 & Lotus Deal Time Computer Systems Ltd. Notice to Readers Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The final frontier: to boldly checkmate where no man Success in store for Sod The Sunday Times Lloyd Webber's art deal ends in 'murder' Prufrock Good money after bad? Apple's Newton lands at Live '93 Lords leap in separate directions Intel inside MGN hovers on the edge of the woods Footsie surge launches bond blitz C&G move to cut insurance tie may start industry trend New guides join the tax battlefield Soaring market sorts bulls from the bears Balmoral Be more positive about the negative equity trap Comment Save & Prosper Be more positive about the negative equity trap Article Withdrawn Pep up your BT3 shares MazDa Unlocking the doors to home happiness Interest is growing among first-time house buyers. Paul Nuki warns of the pitfalls Invesco International Limited John Govett Check cost of loan indemnity Offshore tale with a sting Balmoral Complexity dogs pension disputes Pick of the Peps The Ifap Centre, Studio House Small cars with big prices Collector's file Full facts on split trusts University of Ulster BES Mercury Britain's Leading Investment House The M&G Group Henderson touche Remnant The Sunday Times Baillie Gifford & Co How to hack it in the tangled trust jungle The proliferation of investment trusts has lead to confusion. Christopher Gilchrist guides investors through the maze Seven types of share Fidelity Investiments Bargain savings plans Using a Pep cuts the tax bill Foreign & Colonial Management Ltd £25,000: long term growth Top investment tips Fidelity Investments Picture Gallery £20,000: max capital growth £15,000 for high income Saints Pep Talks Martix-Securities Limited The Sunday Times Early bird jumps the queue Profile Paul Manduca is a star in the portfolio management heavens—but there is much more yet to come Tom Tickell reports Fimbra The Association of Investment Trust Companies Flemings Hargreaves Lansdown Asset Management Ltd Figuring out the returns Funds for stability Fidelity Investments Perfect places for enjoying the high life A room with a view can come with a high price tag. 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John Dugdale reports on the success of Cooper, Trollope, Wesley et al On the Shelf Ned Balfe continues to be captivated by Franny And Zooey. J D Salinger's poignant and painful account of adolescence Joseph Heller Cruising for a bruising Fiction Trainspotting by Irvine Welsh Secker £8.99 pp344 Authors BG The house of women The Fourteen Sisters Of Emilio Montez O'Brien by Oscar Hijuelos H Hamilton £15.99 pp484 Minerva Press Do You Have a Book to Publish? We'll Publish your Book Naval gazing The Wine-Dark Sea by Patrick O'Brian HarperCollins £14.99 pp256 Cunning little vixens Fiction Foxfire Confessions Of a Gird Gang by Joyce Carol Oates MacMillan £14.99 pp313 Clive Barker Paperbacks Hardbacks Paperbacks Hardback manuals Paperback manuals The Open University All the Excitement You Can Handle! The Golden Age of Radio Grapevine Beryl the Peril Strip-Teasers The Way They were The Funday Times Club Lord Snooty Dandy Th Golden Beano Wanted Dead or Alive The NuMSKuLLS Panama Poliltry Police Suspect Fowl Play! Thunderbrids Dumpty DiNK Fish tALES Mr Clean Rex and Tex The Funday Times Club Coupon Yikes Contents Inside Pushing the Boat out Smell of success Social market No man about the house Michelle Pfeiffer has adopted a baby. Why? She didn't want some guy hanging around. She's dismissed the entire male spectes, says Nick Gordon. Politically correct, or the new intolerance? B&B and very U This sceptered isle. . . this blessed plot. . . is now leased out. Tim Rayment meets the upper-crust landlandies who would rather flaunt family the bedrooms than flog the family silver Steppes to success in the West Ravers from Riga, models from Moscow, painters from Plovdiv, they all know that Maxie's, the Knightsbridge nightclub, is the only place for a vodka and tonic on a Saturday night, says Ahmed Rashid. The music is fiery, and so is the drink, and they might just help them break into the big time The Sunday Times Through the keyhole Sad and seedy, Peeping Toms are a joke—or are they? Jonathan Margolis reports Mutt and Jeff and Tom and Harry Chrissy Iley advises women in need of unconditional love and loyalty to match their men with man's best friend Turnberry Hotel Health & Beauty Vanessa Horne The Sanctuary the ultimate health spa for women Hanbury Manor Id Aromatics Ltd Shocking pink Is Girly Style really for radicals, asks Nilgin Yusuf Oils Multiple Display Advertising Items Cedar Falls health larm A New Career in your Hands British Homoeopathic Dental Association Touch of Class Tennis Courts Lose yourself in the plot Can you dig it? Rachel Cooke sees the great British allotment welcome a new breed of tenant Automatic System Ltd Pools John Walsh & Sons Cannock Gates Ltd Grovewood They Wear It Well They used to advertise toothpaste and aspirin. Now models in their forties are back on the catwalk and on the pages of Vogue. Fabulous 40 is not just a gimmick, says Susan Ellicott, it's all about selling clothes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Fonteyn & Glover Dateline SIRiUS Take Control of your Life Joanna Lumley Sara Eden Virginia Charles Thames Valley Office All Box No. Replies Should Be Addressed MOPS Multiple Display Advertising Items British Antique Replicas Ltd City Group Health & Beauty Jaques Samuel Pianos Furniture Hamlet furniture Ltd Markson Pianos Mops EF Sussex Oak Ltd A plate of your best Table Talk DFF your Trolley California drinkin' Wine Hey pesto! Basil is no longer just a jovial fox or a hostile hotelier, says Rachel Cooke Bottle of the Week 1991 Chateau de la Liquiere (Faugeres) 30 Minute Menu Letters The Sunday Times Restaurant Watch Winner's Dinners Sunita Russell Brief Lives The Sunday Times Crossword Feuds Corner What the Doctor Ordered The Dr Martens shoe is an institution—worn by workmen and supermodels alike. 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And, as Robert Elms discovered, evreyone still knows their plaice Multiple Classified Advertising Items Low Wood Hotel Windermere Armathwaite Hall ELF Catering Scotland Combe Grove Manor Hotel & Country Club Book Clubs Contents Contents Respect your oldies Do repeats of Dad's Army or The Brady Bunch mean we're petrified of the present? Instead of crying nostalgia we should concede that popular culture has its classics, too, says Cosmo Landesman. Illustration from The Advertising Archives Citizen vain Scrutiny 1 into 2 won't go The Culture profile Radio 1 is trying to shed its old fogey image by shedding its old fogeys, including Dave Lee Travis, right. Will it ever be one station under a groove, asks Mark Edwards Wall-to-wall intellect In gadget-mad Japan, they have buildings that think. We prefer dim-witted architecture, says Jonathan Margolis. Illustration by Mick Brownfield Picture Gallery Literary gin, and bitters The Culture forum The Reich to know Yes, Nazi art is bad. But excluding it from exhibitions on moral grounds ignores a section of 20th-century art about which we should be allowed to make up our own minds, says Frank Whitford Arts about face First opinion Luke Rittner, former Arts Council head, laments the erosioin of its powers "My weeping is indiscriminate, promiscuous, simply embarrasing" Notes of anguish Emma Forrest on the rise of the New Neurotics Prince farming In a week of cabbages and kings, Craig Brown watches royal wildlife at Highgrove and enjoys a quick bash at car stealing An Inspector Calls Going for Britain's biggest arts festival opens in Edinburgh today, with a truly international flavour. But where is Scottish culture heading, asks Robert Crawford Acting kinda strange Imaginary piglets, Shakespeare in cars. The fringe is addictive, says Tim Ferguson of the Doug Anthony Allstars cabaret act Less is mostly From world's leading musicians on the concert platform to a heavy German contingent on stage, this year's festival reflects the attempt by its new director, Brain McMaster, to concentrate on quality rather than quanity. The Sunday Times presents its Critics' Choices of the very best on offer Celestion Salzburg's hot summer Pavarotti is not invited. The VPO is at war. But the Flute is still magic. Hugh Canning on the politics of the post-Karajan era Lovers' David Dougill on Romeos and Juliets Pick of the Proms The Discovery Channel Jack Dee West London Antiques Fair Crazy for You South Bank Barbican Hall Motorola & GWR FM At the Coafe Royal Planets Suite Art Galleries Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Sunday Times Pickwick the Musical Land-Rover Bankhouse Albert Hall Victoria Wood Murray Johnsotne Ltd. Jason Returns! Michael Stewart Galleries The Sunday Times London Cambridge Theatre Mind over John Peter hails a brilliant new Tempest at Stratford Theatre check Royal Court Theatre In the Line of Fire Spice of life Banned for 30 years, The Ginger Man is to re-emerge as a film, says John Burns Film check First Call Banking on Branagh Hot in the heels of Much Ado comes Frankenstein with Robert De Niro. The boy wonder of British theatre is making British film rise off the slab—again. Is nothing beyond our Ken, wonders Jain Johnstone BBC1 Regional Variations Critics' choice Satellite Sunday 15 August Film choice Film Dilys Powell's film of the week Monday 16 August Regional Variations Critics' choice Satellite Monday 16 August Film choice Tuesday 17 August Regional Variations Critics' choice Satellite Tuesday 17 August Film choice Wednesday 18 August Regional Variations Critics' choice Satellite Film choice Thursday 19 August Regional Variations Critics' choice Satellite Thursday 19 August Film choice Friday 20 August Regional Variations Critics' choice Satellite Friday 20 August Film choice Saturday 21 August Regional Variations Critics' choice Satellite Saturday 21 August Film choice Today 15 August Monday 16 August Tuesday 17 August Critics' choice Wednesday 18 August Thursday 19 August Friday 20 August Saturday 21 August Tune in to the Proms Tonight World Service MW 648 kHz (463m) Airing their gricvances The Official Guide of the Society of West End Theatre The Sunday Times Guide to West End Cinemas Down to Earth Contents Here is the good news: help is at hand It cannot be ignored—the education system has been failing the needs of the average pupil. But changes are coming, and among the most valuable is access to more information, writes Mary Archer in her introduction to The Sunday Times Parent Power seires The Sunday Times Change for the better How to use Parent Power South-East Greater London Greater London The Sunday Times Midlands Air Miles Travel the World North-West North The Sunday Times East Anglia South-West Wales N. Ireland Scotland Contents Computers in education: a guide for today's parents The Sunday Times The Sunday Times Pocket Book offer Cotents World of Leather Contents Peugeot Tuscany Harrods Knightsbridge Music to Scottish Ears? 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