News from 23/04/1995
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Taki, John Dugdale, Michael Prescott, Bernard Laveau, Barbara Hall, Arthur Hall, David Mills, Jim Munro, Jon Swain, Helen Davidson, Sean O'Brien, John Peter, Mark Reason, John Harlow Transport Correspondent, Jonathan Miller, Lucinda Lambton, Christopher Somerville, Susan d'Arcy, Max Glaskin, Joanna Duckworth, Nick Rufford, Edna Weiss, Jason Burke, Roy Porter, Graham Rose, Barbara-Anne, Richard Hoggart, Sally Payne, Lucy Hughes-Hallett, John Grover, Sean Ryan Science Correspondent, Nick Pitt, Clive Davis, Mary Wilson, Edward Platt, Geordie Greig, David Leppard Home Affairs Correspondent, Tony Allen-Mills, John Lawless, Robert Sandall, Martin James, Robert Winnett, Nilgin Yusuf, Irwin Stelzer, Bill Borrows, Peter Wilson, Roger Anderson, Deryk Brown, Hugo Andreae, David Dougill, Robert Hewison, Siobhán Byrne, Joyce Jones, Rebecca Fowler Arts Correspondent, Steve Cropley, David Parlitt, Ciaran Byrne, Captain D M T Shipley, Harvey Porlock, John McLeod, Margaret Coles, Hugh Canning, Alasdair Reid, Hugh Mcllvanney, Margarette Driscoll, Helen Hauge, Jeremy Clarkson, Peter Conradi, Louise Taylor, Nicolas Walker Humanist Centre, Paul Whitehouse, Peter Millar, Peter Kellner, George Perry, Cathy Scott-Clark, Robin Marlar, Nick Gardner, Shelley von Strunckel, Ardyn Bernoth, Jonathan Margolis, Bernard Cafferty, Jon Freeman, Stuart Wavell, Winner, Michael Prescott Political Correspondent, Martin Clee, Sue Lawrence, Dag Pike, Jeff Randall, Gerald Kaufman, Hazhir Temourian, James Bethell, Paul Bray, James Adams, Simon Fanshawe, Royal Athlete, Nicholas Hellen, Richard Bath, Tim Rayment, Lady Penelope Cobham, Janet Daley, Oscar Sambrook, Rufus Olins, Stephen Amidon, David Lawrenson, Margot Thompson, Dave Thomas, Ira Miller, Frances Kennedy, Andy Goldberg, Phil Baker, Christopher Lloyd, Jonathan Annells, Anna Pasternak, James Adam, John Karter, Kate Saunders, Evan Ward Proud, Cosmo Landesman, Anna Lowe, Jenny McClean, Diana Wright, Helen Hawkins, Stephen Jones, Stephen Thorpe, J Melville Williams Qc Sutton, Richard Evans, Andrew Grice Chief Political Correspondent, Liz Lightfoot Legal Affairs Correspondent, Caroline Merrell, J B Pinker, Andrew Neil, Stephen Evans, Paul Nuki, Heather Kirby, Andrew Grice, Martin Searby, Peter Manso, Rob Ryan, Ian Critchley, Anthony Quinn, David Mellor, Ian Burrell, Chris Salewicz, Anthony Haden-Gueston, Russell Miller, Christopher Goodwin, Sandy Nairn, Alison Beckett, Richard Woods, Clive Everton, Garth Alexander, Antony Worrall Thompson, Louise Branson, Rachel Cooke, Peter Johnson, Roland White, Lesley Thomas Religious Affairs Correspondent, Julie Burchill, Rebecca Fowler, Caroline Wills, Michael Jones Political Editor, Jonathan Leake, Ewan Bell Medical Sho, Julian Bedford Reuters at Kibeho camp, Margaret Walters, John Harlow, Matthew Lynn, Sir Laurence, Michael Austin, Humphrey Burton, Andrew Alderson, John Waples, Garth Alexader, Jonathan Ross, A A Gill, Christa D'Souza, H Meyer, Andrew Malone, Stanley Silver, John Carey, Bill Martin, Rajeev Syal, Norman Macrae, Dr Jack Taylor, Steve Boxer, Patrick Allen, Chrissy Iley, Lauren St John, John Blauth, Michael Connolly, Anna Pukas, Linda, Andrew Lorenz, J Kish, Adrian Levy, David Wickers, David Harris Sale, Andrew Lorenz Deputy Business Editor, Mark Hodson, Joe Lovejoy, Jonathan Futrell, Ken Follett, Rupert Steiner, Paul Pickering, Harriet Martin, Chris Lightbown, Dan Cairns, General Sir Peter de la Billière, Chris Morse, C S First Boston, Neil MacLean, Emma Forrest, Anthony Howard, Simon Reeve, Jacques Chirac, Peter Roebuck, Carey Scott, Joanna Simon, Sophie Grigson, Tom Bower, Dan Pearson, Susan Neal, Bernard Nevill, Boris Schapiro,
ResumoContents Blair to curb trade union power Labour leader tells of admiration for Margaret Thatcher FBI intensifies hunt for mystery second bomber Article Withdrawn Contents British Airways Contents Freed hostages relive ordeal in the African bush Contents EC sets aside £20m to translate obscure poems Rwandan troops massacre refugees The Sunday Times is the Sunday Papers Cumbria The Rail Shop ID cards planned for drivers and benefit claimants The Sunday Times Tories rethink care rules to safeguard home ingheritance Rare Beatles tape discovered in attic Recording could be worth £200,000 £28m film mountain plunges Auntie into a financial crisis Boots Stoical duchess dies of cancer Midland History wakes up to its courtesans and heroines Catholic sect accused of brainwashing NELC American Express The man with an eye on No 10 Blair salutes enterprise culture Air Miles The New Honda Civic 5 Door Footballers fall foul of diet squad British Airways Hard-up police splash out on harmony crusade Asthma trigger raises hope for new drugs Fighting for Breath Barclays Guinness heir wins Mekong river race Which Hotel Group is Doing More? Guinness heir wins Mekong river race Man dies in police car chase Charles nods his approval Atticvs Funding row hits Help the Aged American Airlines Lunacy rules, OK Atticvs Resolutions go crashing in Big Bagel Atticvs Suzuki pays out £1m to car crash victim Atticvs Innocents beware in Hollywood Atticvs Spare us a re-run of the awful Seventies Atticvs Nick Newman's Week Norwich Union America Faces the Enemy within For more than 54 hours America believed that the bombers who committed the woprst terrorist atrocity on their soil were foregin agents. Now they have to live with the prospect that the culprit is likely to be one of their own Article Withdrawn Air Portugal A burning hatred for the government He was a clean-cut American kid. Did he really cause this terrible carnage in Oklahoma City? Fiat Militants subvert classroom campaign Shephard rattled by unforgiving parents Nationwide the Building Society Hard left pushes strike guide for four-year-olds Molly Saves the Strike Ageing aviators get wings clipped Disneyland Paris Taxpayer foots bill in Souness divorce replay Asian chained and abused in 'racist' Ulster Which Hotel Group Has over 40 Hotels in the UK The Monterey from Vauxhall Lloyd's faces losses of £9bn In today's Other Papers British police will be armed Chancellor's brother in debt Psychiatric patients to be tagged Blind boy to lose school visits Knife clue in Nickell murder Hundreds die in camp slaughter Tokyo police find sarin evidence at sect's base Cathay Pacific US fears South Africa will sell nuclear technology to Tehran Iran bans Baywatch with purge on 'Satan's dishes' TV moguls poised to gag Solzhenitsyn Chirac keeps four aces up his sleeve Hoping for Advancement Alcatel Shoeless Joe cuts deal with devil in Vegas Social Security Sex video exposes torment of Israel's women soldiers Artac World Choice Experience a world of difference Bosnia blast kills French troops Tourism job Khmer Rouge cannibal Cambodia's guerrillas lay down their guns New CIA boss to fire 2,000 spies Heck in and Check out so that You Don't Waste… Amstrad Direct Article Withdrawn Moat House Hotels Lame footballers rob Italian taxpayers blind Northern Ireland News Speed Ltd Sofia turns on its golden boy The Times Clinton goes cool on date with Yeltsin Inside Washington Alliance Leicester Upstaged by Rafsanjani Love on the line British help after the bomb Four Horsemen ride into Democrat row Labour under fire on gay soldiers Freed hostages tell of ordeal in African bush Weather and Travel Outlook Parents win murder trial for dead son The outlook is clear No takers for £8m lottery jackpot News Digest Three charged with murder Bodies found Animal protest Killer heroin TV show axed Bog traps 10 Road hog Contents Rolls may shed 1,000 jobs in engineering shake-up Major goes for £3.5bn nuclear sale English and Scots firms to merge A new man for the Old Lady Continental Airlines Contents Team Apache guns for army order £120m loss on cards at Costain Contents Disneyland:'Terrorist gas threat was hoax' L&G scraps options for directors The Change Partnership Ltd. Market hounds scent French franc's blood Agenda Medeva asks Fisons to pay 300p a share Five-Star Sale . . . Apache takes aim at rivals Unilever comes clean on Persil Baring Securities Leeson faces more charges in Singapore Sun Life joins BZW in buyout venture In today's Other Papers Behind the Mirror David Montgomery has raised profits at the Moirror Group but his plans to build a diversified media empire are still unproven. Is he capable of doing more then merely slashing costs? Rufus Olins and Matthew Lynn report Rowan Dartington & Co Limited Airlines fail to break through profits barier Politics and egotism are the curses of an industry that is effectively 50 years old this month, writes John Harlow Terreus Runaway Aussie tycoon faces Wild West justice Prufrock Card call runs out of control Prufrock Light lunch for Ken Prufrock Carpeted over dodgy rumour Prufrock Search for the cream of society Prufrock Saturday job Prufrock Nice little earner from making ecus Prufrock Thanet FT-SE 100 index Major share movements Top 100 companies International data Asda appoints new deputy for Norman Sharewatch BTR Investing for Value Worldwide A share in the boardroom Automotive Precision Holdings Sun The Network is the Computer British firms going Dutch As many as 1,000 Dutch companies have taken stakes in British business. John Waples looks at the countries' special relationship Inflation goals need to change The Treasury's set of goals is muddled, illfocused and poorly gauged—altogether the wrong target, writes Bill Martin Shameless Japan keeps out American cars American Account Fisons sees merger as best therapy A link-up with Medeva would create a £2 billion grugs company with a broader range of products, writes Matthew Lynn Peterborough 3i Jacques's the lad for French industrialists Chirac's attacks on bureaucracy have won him votes in the presidential election. Jeff Randall and Tony Allen-Mills report Kerkorian's advance on Chrysler hits the skids The huge takeover bid for Chrysler seems to have collapsed through lack of funding. Garth Alexander reports from New York Compaq Salomon in tailspin as big hitters quit over salary squeeze Staff losses have battered morale at America's top investment bank, Garth Alexander writes from New York Sedgemoor in Somerset The Ruperts light up at Rothmans The South Africans' bid for full control of the tobacco giant looks like succeeding. Ardyn Bermoth and Jeff Randall report Strong training regime helps Newlife to shine Small Business A Tyneside cleaning company has reaped dividends from a commitment to investing in its workforce. Andrew Lorenz reports Country walks blow the cobwebs from managers' minds Executives in need of renewed team spirit discovered it by going for long hikes in the countryside, writes John Lawless Jaguar Mercury stakes all on boxing clever Cable & Wireless's British arm has switched to serve a range of specialist customers, writes Andrew Lorenz TelMe puts databases on Internet Information Services The British firm is cutting charges and going online to bring its services to anyone with a PC and modern. Christopher Lloyd reports Robocod goes on patrol for fish farmers Aquaco Car changes shape to suit owner's changing lifestyle Motoring Body Shop sets up a Web site Net some advice on income tax Bits & Bytes Video sees how shoppers think IT firms neglect service and support Ferry designers make waves with twin-hulled hydrofoils Transport Umex 95 The City of Bath Sat-Trak slams the brakes on car thieves Crime Prevention A new tracking system can find stolen cars snywhere in the world and activate devices to disable them. Jonathan Leake reports The Sunday Times Make the home your head office Invite your bank manager over for an appointment Interactive Home Banking A winder range of banking services is being brought into the home via the TV screen in a series of pilot schemes. Paul Bray reports SPC Software Publishing IPC Centre PCs take control of the purse strings Finance Contents Baseball Strikes out Baseball resumes on Wednesday, but the legacy of the strike is hitting many clubs, and players, hard. Ira Miller reports on a sport in continuing crisis Monarchs help Johnson wax before Moon wanes Mark Reason gives the low-down on the London quarterback whose heart belongs to the Minnesota Vikings Mercedes-Benz Results Round-Up Racing Sport on TV This Week's Fixtures Rugby Union England Fortunes Reason but no rhyme to Raymond's waiting game It may not be courteous, but, in his treatment of Michael Atherton, Ray Illingworth is making a highly relevant point. Robin Marlar reports McGrath puts West Indies on rack Stephen Thorpe in Port of Spain Strength in depth, shame about the width Peter Roebuck on today's opening ties in the B&H Cup Chapple right on line as Statham's heir apparent Martin Searby talks to the Lancashire bowler impatient for an early England call Set for an Upturn Major Dates First-class, but lacking in honours Blueprint for Cricket Oxford are shaping up, but Cambridge are embarrassing. Nick Pitt asks if time is running out for Oxbridge cricket County Prospects for the Championship and One-Day Competitions Lacklustre Leicester in the clear Saints shock win piles pressure on Harlequins The Rugby Column Saracens crusade for a place in the sun Can promotion hopefuls survive at the top? Stephen Jones visits a London club where pure ambition tends to outstrip their means Spirited Bath stay in the hunt Northampton cling to their lifeline NABS Rugby Sevens Tournament Gavin's reign ends in glory Wigan without peer Phil Larder (right) tells David Lawrenson Leeds may lack the mentality to win the Challenge Cup final The Sunday Times England accused of neglect On the Record White out of sorts but in the pink Clive Everton at the Crucible Willsford completes a Pitman doubles Racing The Times Bossert prays for more rain as McGinley plays his ace Lauren St John on a third day reduced to just three hours play at the Cannes Open Order is upset as Kafelnikov comes of age Tennis Premier League First Division Second Division Third Division The Conference and Minor Leagues Scotland Europe Arsenal upset the reform club Joe Lovejoy on why winning ways at Highbury prove heresy to England's gospel according to Terry Venables Bolton make room for the Rioch clan It has been a bad year for player agents, but the Rioch brothers are keen to confound the sceptics. Louise Taylor on a family affair Knighton's day at last with a different United Dave Thomas on a Wembley date for the man who walked away from an Old Trafford takeover Boro juggernaut keeps on rolling Joe Lovejoy at Oakwell Late Flo leaves Wolves wounded Fortune favours Brentford Spitting-mad Taylor wades in to tackle fan The Football Column Huddersfield hopes dampened Swindon slip sliding away EBEL Burnley battle ends in sorrow Celtic Swing in a class of one Boro closer to promotion News inside Tigers on track Pitman double Carson strikes dissenting note Willie Carson might disagree, but John Karter finds little hope for those in the wonderhorse's wake Contents The Open University Contents Bose Better Sound through research Brando's Apocalypse Author of the controversial biography, Brando Goodwood Travel Limited All in It was a funny week for the tabloids Good guys should have guns too What's my Line on. . . Arming the Police Fast Slow Glory days for the human boomerang Profile Bouncing back is the presidential favourite's great gift; but can France bounce with him? Battered Tories may reap reward from Labour's newspeak venom Inside Politics Sun Alliance Don't knock the dumb tax A pretty kettle of fish, but it stinks Freer markets and new technology will solve the halibut war. Brussels only spoils the bouillabaisse, writes Norman Macrae Too many rules turn rights into wrongs Individualism and enterprise are drowning in a sea of petty rules, writes Kate Saunders Radisson Edwardian Left-wing diehards blunder on towards Blair's slaughterhouse The battle over clause 4 has highlighted the unions' lack of democracy and hastened their downfall within Labour, writes Peter Kellner Peter Millar We make no apologies Quidnunc The blast that has shaken America to its deepest roots Blinking and incredulous after the Oklahoma outrage, the United States is coming to terms with a new, terrible reality, writes Andrew Neil ABTA No penny-pinching over war pensions First with denim suits Going Places The Sunday Times Invitation to play guitars Nice little earner Spell of greasepaint roar of the in-crowd Humphrey Burton assesses why a live performance by a legend is beyond price Campaign like a breath of fresh air Fighting for Breath Look to Christianity Points Birthdays Memories for the old and a lesson for the young But not everyone wants to forgive and forget on May 8, warns Stuart Wavell Over the top on the mad march of militancy Direct action has an honourable pedigree, writes Janet Daley, but today's protesters are devaluing the tradition Where to join the celebrations A new deck of cards puts us back in credit Spending on plastic is growing, but people are playing their hands wisely, report Paul Nuki and Nick Gardner Are you sitting comfortably. . . ? 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M&S will sell pension plans Fidelity Direct Contents 'No win, no fee' move for lawyers Pension rethink needed to save the low paid Comment HSBC Asset Management Insurers limit choice on replaced carpets Questions of cash By Roger Anderson Every week own consumer champion tackles readers' money problems, giving answers and seeking redress on their behalf M&S to sell pensions Ad goes for a walk in Yellow Pages The Gilt Guide War widows win battle Direct from framlington Splash out on your very own treasure island With asking prices similar to those of luxury cars, owning an island is no longer the opreserve of the super-rich, writes Siobhán Byrne Atlantic Mercury Asset Management Saying goodbye to the city grind Fidelity Direct Independent Financial Adviser M&G Securities Limited Bridging the gap in dental care NHS dental treatment is becoming scarcer and people are being forced to seek alternatives, writes Rupert Steiner Broker senses danger in corporate-bond Peps Merchant Investors Assurance Beale Dobie & Company Limited NHS bottom line Gamblers dice with Footsie Two firms of City bookmakers allow big bets on market indices, commodities and currencies. 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The thoughts that count Jonathan Ross's Week All to pay for Mad drugs and Englishmen What brought Lord Harlech's sister to her tragic death in a dingy bedsit last week? Hendry Cole, Old Etonian and former addict, tells Anna Pasternak how shooting up can seem more fun than huntin', shootin' and fishin Last orders for the New Lad fad The launch of Maxim means Blokes now have two mags pandering to their taste for footie, booze and birds. Yob culture rules, okay? No, says Jonathan Margolis, New Lads will soon be old hat The Berkeley That loving filling Captives, a new British film, seeks to show what many of us hardley suspected—that a trip to the dentist can be seriousley sexy. By Chrissy Iley Organics The Sunday Times Hand it over, partner The discreet Costner settlement, said to be $80m, marks a new trend: huge divorce payouts extracted from the stars by quiet but deadly lawyers. Christopher Goodwin reports Tunturi Spare me the Sponge Lady The new Sloanes are jobless and proud of it. For a a Gill, left, they have lost social cachel but Christa D'Souza, career woman, looks on with envy The Chelsea Hotel Look who's talking Nice work if they can get it Huntsman Knowing their places It used to be that lords lived in manors, farmers in farmhouses. Nowaday's you find actors in the rectory, shopkeepers in the castle. Oscar Sambrook identifies the new homeowners Lean Cuisine Shop from the sofa Tempted to shop by phone? Paul Pickering learned the hard way that the easy way to purchase does not always deliver the goods Almay Hypo-Allergenic Contents The Sunday Times Why Berni's in Restaurant Watch Letters The Lava Lamp The Sunday Times Crossword The BFI vs the buffs Feuds Corner The Sunday Times Stones concert and two nights in London from £99 20% off oriental rugs Hot air balloon treat The Sunday Times The Card Euro vision Antwerp is wiping the smug smile off the faces of designers in London, Paris and Milan. 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