News from 10/02/1986
1986; Gale Group;
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Richard J. Cherry, Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, Lucy Hodges, Education Correspondent, Martha de la Cal, Miles Kington, Clifford Longley, Holly Hill, John N. King, Frank Johnson, Ronald Payne, Simon Barnes, Roland Rench, Gordon Allan, Ian McLauchlan, Hilary Finch, Ian Murray, John Best, Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, Simon Wilde, Gerald Davies, Owen Rowley, Alan Robinson, Anne Sofer, Stephen Taylor, Caryl Phillips, Andrew Coghlan, John Ballantine, Lawrence Lever, Martin Cropper, Victor Zorza, Thomson Prentice, Science Correspondent, Michael Hamlyn, Diana Geddes, William Burroughs, Henry Hankey, David Hands, John Clemison, Thomson Prentice, Harry Debelius, Sydney Friskin, Nicholas Harling, David Smith, Economics Correspondent, David Miller, Robert Howe, Nicholas Keith, David Watts, Mr Michael Horrell, Christopher Dunn, Philip Webster, Political Reporter, Sarah Hogg Economics Correspondent, Michael Horrell, Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, David Nicholls, Richard Layard, Patricia Clough, PHS, Charles Fyffe, John Grimer Deputy Head, Bryan Appleyard, Keith MacKlin, Michael Ranken, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Anthony Bevins, Kenneth Fleet, Christopher Warman Property Correspondent, George Ace, Pat Butcher, Athletics Correspondent, Peter R. White, Edward Townsend, Industrial Correspondent, Clive White, Paul Newman, Michael Hornsby, Richard Evans, Lobby Correspondent, Peter Dear and Peter Davalle, David Sinclair, Stephen Pettitt, Trevor Fishlock, G. F. Wooldridge, Michael Horsnell, John Woodcock, Cricket Correspondent, John Young Agriculture Correspondent, Robert Fisk, Peter Thurnham, Richard Morrison, David Powell, Derek Harris Industrial Editor, Hugh Taylor, Vince Wright, Susan MacDonald, Penny Perrick, Jan Raath, Philip Webster Political Reporter, Patience Wheatcroft, Nicholas Timmins, Michael Hull,
ResumoTomorrow Portfolio Commons demand on Serps Soviet loss Zorza back Spy convicted Labour tax Pope's guest Kidney crisis Westland vote United rise Index Tebbit calls for unity and loyalty to Mrs Thatcher Mandela will be freed, says wife Airedale wins Crufts Haitians wreak revenge on hated Tontons Increase in sales for Murdoch papers 'Flying bomb' jumbos may be grounded by cracks QC selected for Hailsham fight (AP): Klinghoffer widow dies UK Finance Ltd. Manila poll the rape of honesty Nearly 30 women walked out of the state-run National Commission on Elections data centre last night, saying that they were being employed to cheat. One of them said that the results which finally emerged were not the same as the information she had checked and compared with the originals Fowler to be urged by MPs to end Serps reform Arrests at Wapping protest Kinnock pledge on tax By Our Defence Correspondent: Europe's joint strategy 'better than star wars' Tories line up for the road ahead Tebbit: Socialism still the threat Heseltine: Caring capitalism needed Walker: Put the sideshows behind Television protest by NUM 'intolerable' Union drive to prevent Leyland truck sell-off Biffen: Words of conflict self-defeating 22 hurt as hooligans spray fans at Anfield Mercy plea for Briton Summons call on Thatcher Man dies in rescue of baby Cattle deal with Libya Death charge Court claim Bodleian fury Academic pay Salvage bid Donor shortage puts kidney transplant programme in crisis Health service changes By Our Social Services Correspondent: Child diseases aid for paediatricians New Sinclair Computer for games market Magistrates hand out most prison sentences Caution urged over lending Rising tide of debt NHS help proposed for Japan Picture Gallery No signs of thaw say weathermen Trade Indemnity 200-year wait for boom town roads Housing tax on owners urged Staff opposed to resuming out-of-hours activities Teachers' pay dispute The second biggest teaching union, with 127,000 members, is voting on the Acas deal to end the dispute over pay. Lucy Hodges, Education Correspondent, sampled opinion at a Portsmouth comprehensive school Old books were sold, not stolen Print union officer hurt EEC seeks further dairy cut Spam 'No' to Nato predicted (Reuter): Alfonsin ally dies of heart attack Election blow to Aboriginal land rights plan Voodoo drums out the Haitian reign of terror The fall of dictator Duvalier Portuguese poll rivals woo the first-round abstainers From Our Correspondent, Sydney: Family reunion for dingo baby mother (Reuter): Police end Danube protest Appeal for world's woodlands Nkomo's brother freed from detention (AP): Analyst for CIA guilty of spying (AP): Curfew is imposed on Lima 600 agents held in Guatemala Moscow loses effective control of vital naval base in Yemen Survivor riddle Peres urges Arab self-government Pope and Runcie get together Moscow loses effective control of vital naval base in Yemen (Reuter): Brezhnev aides escape Gorbachev's reforms Hollow ring to Mitterrand's universal appeal Fifty feared dead in Canadian rail disaster (AP): Russians 'to let 19 emigrate' Pretoria's white politics in turmoil Cabinel debates future of Mandela (AFP): Two on murder bid charges Surprise release of three Germans heralds Berlin prisoner swap (AP): Crash airline contract suspended (Reuter): Attempt to free Jews fails (Reuter): Sikhs kill two in Punjab (AP): Farrakhan bar (Reuter): Papers seized (AP): Bomb deaths (AP): Lunar lash (AP): Flight record (AP): Ship murder (Reuter): Reagan dance British Telecom International BBCSO / Pritchard Barbican Concerts LPO/Hughes Festival Hall Rock The Bangles University of London Union Collegium Musicum/Heltay Elizabeth Hall More fetching than Neil Simon Theatre: Holly Hill finds much to praise and enjoy on Broadway Migrant burden Caryl Phillips (right), whose a State of Independence has recently been published, is a novelist breaking new ground: interview by Nicholas Shakespeare Careers Information Centre Opera Hopkins the Factory Worker Radio 3 Magic moment Television First-class ticket to exile President Baby Doc Duvalier, who is today languishing in a French hotel, became the latest member to join the great escape club of toppled world leaders when he fled the unrest in his native Haiti Ronald Payne traces the footsteps of the political fugitives Tomorrow The British Home and Hospital for Incurables Ice brings skating in from the cold Ice may be the bane of motorists, but it's a boon for skaters. william Burroughs on the big freeze Labour's rare bird with a hawk eye Dr John Gilbert has made his name as a brilliant inquisitor in the Westland post-mortem, writes Anthony Bevins Concise Crossword (No 871) Jamaica Wedding knell that rings the changes Sixty minutes spanning 40 years Launched in 1946, Woman's Hour has proved a comforting lifeline from grey times to the enlightened Eighties. And men like it too Explanation gives birth to choice Talkback Japan Air Lines Prior - and after The Times Diary Fighting words The Times Diary Crowing The Times Diary Picture Gallery Graveyard shift The Times Diary PHS: Black to front Put the long-term jobless first No more Duvalier, but still divided David Nicholls on some misconceptions about Haitian society Message the US wasted on Marcos We dare you to read on Moreover... Miles Kington Savage birth that sounds good War reserves Water Business Religion without Frontiers War reserves Faces of farming Picking up the bill for water Engineering echoes In the minutes Press problems Nautical twist Seen along the line Stewardship of Sir Keith Embryo research Misspent effort On This Day The National Gallery Artistic licence Court Circular Forthcoming marriages Marriages Papers warned on payments to addicts Birthdays today Dinner Opening Baron Goff of Chieveley Royal Television Society Picture Gallery Fizz to freeze Third World meat Science report Leaks and a decline of honour Salmon tags to monitor wanderings PC's gallantry award to be sold Appointments in the Forces $132,000 for Joyce pages Sale room Minoru Yamasaki Designer of the New York World Trade Centre Dr Edith Batho Miss Chris Castor Hon Norman MacKenzie FT Index MEPC bid denied Big welcome Manx battle Bill fears Award for ICI Board Meetings 'Cheaper petrol could replace tax cuts' Burton-Habitat alliance on the rocks over BHS By Our Economics Correspondent: Cabinet to test Budget options Shake-up in the bottle industry Coats on verge of Vantona merger By Our Industrial Staff: £3.5bn Co-op merger negotiations collapse Investment Trust Future of theme park in balance Yarrow 'undervalued' What comes after the wild currency swings? Commerzbank Earury Schweppes Times Newspapers Ltd. Capitalization and week's change Guinness Plc Unlisted Securities Company News Bank of England Bank's monetary lightning flash stuns the market Gilt-Edged Appointments Base Lending Rates Swiss celebrate but Bell makes a point for Britain Skiing From a Correspondent, Courmayeur, Italy: Rivalry in the sunshine Shreeve's shuffle gets poor house Delight in the east Wayward Rush rues a lost opportunity Football: Manchester United Defy Liverpool Again to Join Everton at the Top Creativity the consolation prize for Bond's battlers Enfield in line for the double Weekend Football Results and Tables QPR pay dearly for offside trap Chelsea feel loss of Dixon A lack of ideas allows England B off hook Australia take series Cannock have decisive win Hockey England recover to create a winning position Cricket For the Record Skiing Cornishmen just miss a chance of cup glory Rugby Union: Both Last Year's Finalists in today's Quarter-Final Draw of John Player Special Cup Scots watch cup referee in action Man of quicksilver does himself good Brewster is the Sole alteration The runners were nearly out-run Bath power pack must make them favourites Lichfield's gallantry not enough No early resumption Problems for Morshead From Our Irish Racing Correspondent, Dublin: Irish set example in saving valuable prizes Racing (AP): Spend a Buck voted No 1 Hull face rebuilding Rugby League Super Secretaries8 SCM Press Ltd Stella Fisher Exec Sec £10,000 Multiple Classified Advertising Items A question of class over those world best times Athletics: Budd and Puica Warm up for Cross Country Confrontation Multiple Classified Advertising Items Non-Secretarial Multiple Classified Advertising Items Budd's record feet should stay put (AP): Lopes's pain barrier Multiple Classified Advertising Items Allcock subdues late challenge Bowls Ram halts Langer Golf Youth in last four Snooker Hunter & Partners Davies, Laing & Dick College Crucial Exams in 1986? Situations Wanted Multiple Classified Advertising Items Associated Steel Distributors PLC Multiple Classified Advertising Items Institute of Development Studies Multiple Classified Advertising Items University College London UWIST University of Wales Business and Economics Lecturer Quantitive Methods… Ashorne Hill Managemen College Educational Courses Review University Appointments Secretary to the Council Queen's College Longon Director of Music Stonyhurst College Bursar William Hulme's Grammar School University College of Swansea Multiple Classified Advertising Items University of Bristol O & a Level Easter Revision Easter Revison London Multiple Classified Advertising Items Queen Mary College University of Kent University of East Anglia Multiple Classified Advertising Items Uinversity of London Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine University of Nottingham Department of Mechanical… Multiple Display Advertising Items University of Southampton Multiple Display Advertising Items We regret that the Career Horizons article has been… Multiple Display Advertising Items University of Nottingham Cookson Group Chair of Engineering Materials Heriot-Watt University The University Of Leeds Tutor in Small Business Counselling and Tutor in… University of Nottingham University of Durham Atime for flowers Birth, Marriages, Deaths and in Memoriam £4.00 Multiple Classified Advertising Items Resista Carpets Multiple Classified Advertising Items Antiques & Collectables Multiple Classified Advertising Items Creme De La Creme MacBlain NASH Temporary Secreatries Mrs F Darmoy Alriym Ltd Davis Company Limited PA/SEC SW1 Deinhart and Co, Ltd, Property and Finance Group Directors' Secretaries Recruitment Consultants Bankers Abbatt MacBlain NASH Temporary Secretaries Manpower Temporary Services RITZ Recruitment Price Jamieson & Partners Caroline King Boyce Bilingual Centacom Recruitment Consultants Abbatt Stella Fry Rec Cons Multilingual Executive Secretary Portman Recruitment Services Legal Secretaries Sec/p. 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Winifred Johnson Portman Recruitment Services Today's television and radio programmes Creme De La Creme Bernadette of Bond St. Recruitment Consultants Susan Beck Recruitment Norma Skemp Personnel Services Bernadette of Bond St Joan Tree Recruitment Consultants Angela Mortimer Secretarial Recruitment Consultancy Multiple Display Advertising Items Hobstones Recruitment Consultants UWIST University of Wales Public Relations W11 Angela Mortimer Secretarial Recruitment Consultancy Audio Secretary Bernadette of Bond St. Recruitment Consultants Multiple Display Advertising Items Aspiring Office Manager Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bernadetter of Bond St. Recruitment Consultants Travel PR Tate Appointments Multiple Display Advertising Items Jaygar Abbatt The Times Crossword Puzzle No 16,965 Tiger's year welcomed Portfolio The Times Information Service When two drummer brothers are made to share the same wife Village agrees to buy a new bride Return to the roof of the world Victor Zorza, award-winning journalist who has spent recent years living in small Indian villages, has returned after a break in Europe. 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