News from 18/03/1986
1986; Gale Group;
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Miles Kington, Keith Dalton, Lucy Hodges Education Correspondent, Nick Hampshire, Geraldine Norman, Sale Room Correspondent, Ruth Parsons, Philip Howard, Hilary Finch, Michael Binyon, Frank Barrett, Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, Caroline Moorehead, Bernard Levin, Brian Gianville, Mitchell Platts, Jim Railton, Rebecca Tyrrel, Bill Johnstone Technology Correspondent, David Hewson, John Ballantine, Matthew May, John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, Robert Harris, Alan Hamilton, David Smith Economics Correspondent, Patricia Tisdall, Diana Geddes, Elizabeth Fowler, Richard Thomson, Banking Correspondent, John Hennessy, Jane Parsons, Suzy Menkes, Stephen Pettitt Hilary Finch, Anthony Minghella, Brian Roycroft, Director of Social Services, J. O. Dr Keate, John M. M. Banham, Rex Ballamy, Tennis Correspondent, Richard Evans, Lobby Reporter, Nicholas Harling, Richard Morrison Malcolm Hayes, David Watts, Philip Webster, Political Reporter, Alison Eadie, Gareth Huw Davies, John Russell Taylor, Judith Huntley, Commercial Property Correspondent, Christopher Mosey, Edward Townsend and Anthony Bevins, Hugh Upton, Richard Evans, Patricia Clough, John Carlin, Nicholas Ashford, Diplomatic Correspondent, Craig Seton, Digby Anderson, Richard Owen, W. E. Roscher, T. H. Cloud, Richard Bassett, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Malcolm Long, Geof Wheelwright, Frank Brown, David Young, Christopher Walker, Edward Townsend, Industrial Correspondent, Judith Huntley, Paul Newman, Michael Hornsby, Michael Prest, ML, Richard Evans, Lobby Correspondent, Peter Dear and Peter Davalle, Sarah Hogg, David Sinclair, Michael Horsnell, E. Moran, Chairman, Frances Gibb Legal Affairs Correspondent, Nicholas Shakespeare, Robert James Kenyon, Robert Fisk, Martin Best Sue Loudon J. M. Houghton, Susan MacDonald, Richard Sarson, Nicholas Timmins Social Services Correspondent, M. C. Whear, PT, L. J. Lickorish, Director General, Richard Ford, Kenneth Fleet Executive Editor,
ResumoBA chairman plays down buy-out move Tomorrow Portfolio Mail jobs go Mersey glee Special Report Britain wins its court fight on EEC budget Palme murder hunt charge Legendary hero of Arab Legion dies Palace is silent on wedding rumours Speaker prevents bid to name vicar MP clash on privilege (Reuter): Pope will visit Rome synagogue Sterling is firm on Budget eve US fails to get IRA man expelled Mitterrand to name Right premier today Boxer dies in hospital Western Provident Assciation Daily Mail to reduce print staff by 20% in switch Labour attack on Wapping violence Improved care urged for schizophrenia Fewer miners Women bailed in London vicarage case Teachers test law on contracts Parents excluded from exam choice No 'own degrees' for the Polys £625,515 Clore miniatures Sale room Ireland joins issues New inquest ordered on 'cot death' baby Labour linked to crime rise Fulham by-election By a Special Correspondent: Giotto backs cosmic theory Seience report 'Secret murders' fear of BMA Princess rewards prison service Joseph pelted Student ban Bully charge Disabled plea £1m aid boost Park fight Court delay Target 'error' Gut reaction Hardy divorce £100 award Safety of vaccine for whooping cough at issue in test case Hell's Angel 'was beaten by police' Football fans jailed for killing A touch of Monaco for Birmingham Creditors attack director Official who took bribe is jailed Society to investigate solicitor The class of '86 is full of culture Satanists 'hatched bank blackmail plot' Terrorist fear in flight plan Mobil Robber fights jail recall without trial Investors 'caught in £30m swindle' Extradition to be sought from us Gas users' watchdog body to get greater powers Fears for the future bring thoughts of co-operation Mood of Ulster Unionists: 2 BA sell-off still on target Dickens attacked over rape claim Sex case judge says police lied Sex change man's court challenge Duke's radio phone-in Praise for articles on mental illness More time for negligence claims Right narrowly let off the hook of Le Pen alliance Regions echo national vote The Parties By Our Foreign Staff: Alarm at success of Front The Shorter Oxford English Dictionary From Our Own Correspondent, Paris: Bargaining begins in the Paris corridors of power Every day, your staff fiddle with their expenses Howe lashes 'specious' nuclear arms propaganda from Russia (Reuter): Tear gas fired at Sabah Muslims Business Pages Black miners go back to work From Our Own Correspondent Johannesburg: Small income tax cuts in South African budget Huge Indian hunt for notorious killer Damascus report of 100 hurt by bomb Swedish Air Force downs own plane Job for top Israeli spy (Reuter): Deaths claim (AFP): Student sit-in (Reuter): Hitching ban (Reuter): Cyclone trail (Reuter): Sailor beware (Reuter): Unita frees over 170 foreigners seized in diamond mine town (AFP): Bomb rips through French train BBC Sea of green honours Irish Reagan intensifies lobbying after fiery TV appeal US aid for the Contras Kremlin steps up war of words (Reuter): Cash crisis hits Uganda coffee board (Reuter): Curfews in Punjab as clashes follow strike Strikes halt Spanish transport Olivetti Baton-wielding police scatter hundreds in Budapest youth march (Reuter, AP): 10 Czechs jump ship on Danube Woolwich (Reuter): Russians develop new spacecraft (Reuter): Rescued bank staff cheered Singapore hotel disaster: the search goaes on (Reuter): British hero scours debris Rebel attack shatters Philippines ceasefire Romania: Radu Filipescu Gorbachev backed on pay for performance Kremlin's economic guidelines Reform alliance founded in Seoul Pan Am Missile message Television BBC Symphony Orchestra English National Opera Rock Steel Pulse Hammersmith Palais Greater than the image Galleries London débuts Springy humour Chelsea Antiques Fair Idomeneo Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester Undue emotional restraint Horrific response How to follow the Budget speech The Chancellor's words this afternoon affect everyone's Lives. Sarach Hogg explains Shifts in perspective Headmasters are learning some hard lessons on the shop floor in a CBI scheme designed to bring education and industry closer together Christie's Tomorrow Eight pages of news and analysis, with the Budget speech in full and the main points analysed Celestial twins of the centre court The Virginia Slims finals in New York this week provide the laster setting for one greatest rivalries in tennis history In the first of a two-part series, Richard Evans charts martina Navratilova's rise to fame and the friendship that grew from her battles with Chris Evert Lyod How Heathrow is trying to do its duty Revolutionary new methods are now being employed to cash in on the travelling executive Games, Sets and Match Points Concise Crossword No 902 Upholstered Furniture RSPB Tomorrow After Hartnell Mixing a fresh cocktail of British designers for the Eighties Curvy cuts by Muir Young Ones Chain Reaction Harrods Jeane's big scene Last laugh Small-minded Signing off Stoop conquers Picture Gallery Borderline PHS: Lost cause Will Congress bail out the contras? John Carlin visits northern Nicaragua: peace now but never for away Our liferaft but you're all welcome Bernard Levin: the way live now Picture Gallery Say there Philip Howard: new words for old When vox is really pop Sellafield sell-out Let Cohabitation Begin Keeping out the cold Victims of justice Nervousness in the Air Right to work and public purse Cash limits on 'social fund' Damage to tourism Off-course betting Satanic drills That fishing party Paying for gas Audit's role on rebel councils Cost of gardening Cover-up On this Day Meaningful terms Court Circular Meeting Luncheons Births, Marriages, Deaths and In Memoriam Birthdays today Forthcoming marriages Lambeth degrees Appointments Prison Service appointments University news Bridge Glubb Pasha Legendary commander of the Arab Legion Sir Eric St Johnston Mr J. M. Scott Airports A match made in the charmed circle The Times Crossword Puzzle No 16,996 The Times Information Service Weather forecast Portfolio ABC of death in Iran's schools Stock Market Associated cash call Argyll will not appeal Jourdan leaps Agency jumps Denial by Dee Dutch stake Bell switch Asda chief Cavenham vote BHP stake Dove bought Market Summary Bl board likely to back Land Rover bid by GM Morgan Grenfell up 40% as merger income soars ]Fleet St plan given go-ahead (Reuter): Fiat and Ford truck merger nearer Retail sales level off since autumn Hopes rise for production pact by Opec ministers Hanson controls 21% of Imperial The help Lawson can give the City today Executive Editor Kenneth Fleet Nifs, rufs and rule-making Mercantile House Group (Reuter): Wall Street Foreign Exchanges Money Markets and Gold London Financial Futures The Times Unit Trust Information Service Investment Trusts Commodities Greycoat raises record £76m property loan Avis D'appel D'offres Mail group reacts to news revolution Bluecrest to cost Fitch £6.1m more Touche Ross Company News Base Lending Rates Shares pause before the Budget Recent Issues Tin debacle threatens other pacts Commodities Review Williams de Broe Hill Chaplin & Company Limited Barclays Equities fade Distillers The Week Q&A Screen with a lot of poise The Japanese have words for it Eureka needs a cash boost Norton Britain warned:'Fund us or fail' Ai school of philosophy The chips are down in Vegas Texaco IST CD & PC: A marriage is announced Citicorp Investment Bank Reprieve for paper in the office Computer Appointments IBM WA Pfs Info 86 IBM Person to person - at a price Talking the system language Time for the bells to ring in Britain Events Compaq Managers of the new generation IBM Choosing the very best candidates Esso The Royal Bank of Scotland plc A wide-open world for the students Haigh & Hochland Ltd. PT: It's the mixing that broadens the mind Schroders Tate The vital role of continuing research Picture Gallery Coloroll NatWest Extel Statistical Services Limited MBS Challenge of learning a new language BICC The centre to bank the future on Sound business from sound ideas Compass Services Using unstamped measures in pub Fresh court-martial on original charge All tenants must have a voice Council power to ban gipsies limited Horseplay defence Caravan not a house for gains tax Legal Appointments Turner Kenneth Brown Chetwynd Streets Baker & McKenzie New Zealand Solicitors Homesick Corporate Solicitor Owen White Hampshire Magistrates Court Committee International Law Firm Manufacturers Hanover Limited Davies Arnold & Cooper John Hamilton Associatates Evershed & Tomkinson Texas Instruments Bexley London Borough Herbert Smith & Co. Freshfields North British Maritime Group Ltd Conveyancing Solicitor Total Oil Marine Durrant Piesse Mirror Group Newspapers Allsworth & Spears Solicitops Sussex Police Authority Gabriel Duffy Consultancy Montrose Holdings Limited Cameron Markby Butterworths Accountant Trade Association Bird Semple & Crawford Herron Durham H. B. Trethowan Simmons & Simmons Multiple Display Advertising Items Chambers & Partners Southampton City Assist Solicitor Min £14,000++ Profit Share plus Car… Diary of the Times Classified Personal Columns The University of Leeds Continuing Education… Chiropody as a Profession Company Commercial Partner Personnel Appointments Magdalen College School Oxford Rentals General Appointments Anscombe & Ringland Independent Brokerage London Based Firm Gallery Assistant Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mandarin (Michael Phillips): Goodman Point to initiate Fontwell double for Gifford Racing Nottingham Plumpton results Fontwell Park Dickinson in double form Today's course specialists Burrough Hill Lad given top rating Irish Racing Today's Fixtures Date for Cram Blow for Stainrod Fitting honour for Deans to lead Lions against world Excitement in Oldham Rugby League For the Record Still much to be done by Oxford Barcelona hopes bolstered Nevin's action-packed schedule in the race for a ticket to Mexico Football Stevens to have knee operation European League Results Pools Forecast McKenna aims for cup side Langer drives on towards summit Palmer may foe only the first Ball Park set to roll as lies builds a dream One of two Brians could win gold Ice Skating World Cup title for Wasmeier Sking By a Correspondent: Cox makes it a day of gifts Entertainments Today's television and radio programmes Entertainments (Reuter): Imran says tour will go on despite incidents Cavendish Finance Rush's winner sinks Watford Merseyside Final in Prospect as Liverpool reach the last four Cusack is sent off N Zealand overcome Australia (Reuter): Navratilova wins again Tennis No disgrace as England are beaten Clearing the air Sport in Brief Neck injury will not stop Melville Rugby Union Robson's plans shape up at Milan Intimidating to handle Could play for any nation
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