News from 12/04/1986
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John Blunsden, Jerez de la Frontera, Terence Beckett, Director-General, David Wade, Teresa Poole, Colin Hughes, Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, Clifford Webb Motoring Correspondent, Linda Christmas, Martin Baker, Lorna Bourke, Keith Dalton, Frank Johnson, Jane MacQuitty, Simon Barnes, Ephraim Gastwirth, Rodney Cowton, Defence Correspondent, Claire Dobie and Judith Huntley, Sheridan Morley, Richard Long, Hilary Finch, Sheila M. Mason, Jeremy Flint, John Best, Mario Modiano, Caroline Moorehead, Beryl Downing, Bernard Levin, Vivien Goldsmith, Mitchell Platts, Bill Johnstone Technology Correspondent, Mohsin Ali, Stan Hey, David Bernstein, D. Forbes MacKintosh, Lawrence Lever, Thomson Prentice Science Correspondent, Martin Cropper, David Butler, Ashley Stephenson, Jenny MacArthur, Michael Hamlyn, Sidney Brichto, Director, Barry Fantoni, John Woodcock, Cricket Correspondent, St John's, Joseph Connolly, Woodrow Wyatt, John Percival, Sara Driver, R. G. Lawson, Ian Oswald, Rex Bellamy, Tennis Correspondent, Hugh Clayton Environment Correspondent, Bob Williams, Ian Prestt, Director General, Richard Evans, Lobby Reporter, Harry Golombek Chess Correspondent, David Miller, Nigel Andrew, (Michael Phillips), Nicholas Keith, Celia Brayfield, M. Gough Matthews, Director, David Watts, Raymond Keene, Michael Baily, Transport Editor, Alison Eadie, John Karter, Paul Griffiths, Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, Sean Geer, Clifford Webb, Motoring Correspondent, Iain Liddell, Joyce Whitehead, Marcel Berlins, Sheila Gunn Political Staff, Keith MacKlin, Kenneth Fleet, Philip Nicksan, Christopher Thomas, Judith Huntley, Srikumar Sen Boxing Correspondent, Clive White, Robin Risley, Michael Hornsby, Michael Seely, H. R. C. Riches, Chairman, Donald Naismith, Director of Education, Michael Horsnell, Bailey Morris, Robert Fisk, Richard Morrison, Jacquetta Hawkes, Hugh Taylor, Lee Rodwell, Shona Crawford Poole, Conal Gregory, Judy Froshaug, Jan Raath, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Richard Ford, Jane Henderson and Peter Davalle, Philip Webster Political Reporter, Ian McLauchian, Peter Evans, Home Affairs Correspondent, Brian Friedman, Philip Ray, Christopher Portway,
ResumoPortfolio Gold The Queen at 60 Next Week Monday Governors criticize prison cuts Car fraud Zia warned Depot attack Hint to Paris Best interests Index US battle force on course for Libya From a Correspondent: Moscow ends ban on nuclear tests Equity bars stars from South Africa Tories now keen for poll tests Coldest April on record Drug gang clue as Guinness ransom deadline passes Hanson wins battle for Imperial No change in Bill for disabled C. Howard & Partners Former UN boss takes new line Prison governors agree jails are in danger from cuts in finances Slow climb to Westminster Man in the news Queen Elizabeth2 Cunard Line Limited Picture Gallery MoD might waive £60m levy for US MP criticizes 'tin god' RUC chief Polish player is clear victor in chess contest Heseltine joins in Land Rover battle Big fall in union rolls Police charge widow of pub landlord Mayfair Carpet Gallery Masked pickets rampage at depot Bishops back teacher claim 'Seized' ferry men to return Doctor back Car dealers' clocking fraud costing buyers £100m, report states Business micros up by 25% Crash family wins damages News of the World is barred over Botham Upsurge in Dalkon claims By Our Science Correspondent: Mothers' weight link with cancer Royal gem stolen in home raid 'Satanist' admits to trickery Air terminal security doubt 'Moderate' drinking can damage your health Cheltenham & Gloucester Building Society Winning shares in Portfolio Gold cards Portfolio gold Attack charge PC remanded Smiles all round as Bill to help disabled gets through Parliament April 11 1986 Wallace Heaton Warning on campus violence £65m gateway to Barbican planned Hotline to learners' complaints From a Special Correspondent: Daisy, a sea creature with 10 sex organs Science Report 'Principle' motive in Observer leak Mixed fortunes for two Old Masters Sale room Multiple Display Advertising Items By Our Transport Editor: Beaming in on the car thieves US Belize envoy rejected (Reuter): Tight suits give women little space Embassies are warned of a US strike on Libya tonight President Reagan raises the stakes on two world fronts From Our Own Correspondent: Lebanese kidnappers seize Irish teacher after Frenchman escapes Peres sorts out the reshuffle West seeks technology to beat airline terror The Sunday Times Democrats vent anger at latest Nevada test blast (Reuter): US sailor claims world solo record (Reuter): Feeling the pinch... (AP): Space 'victim' (AP): French first (Reuter): Judge on trial Cathay Pacfic The Swire Group Bhutto stands firm on peaceful transition to power in Pakistan Mesage for President Zia US embargoes untested Italian wine Troops go on trial for murder (Reuter): Russians are expected to halve grain imports (Reuter): Punjab police fire back Tribal row threatens Mugabe's party Lange hints at transfer into French custody of jailed secret agents (Reuter): Anzus split 'a boost for Russians' Nakasone tries to defuse US worries Trade surplus tops agenda Canada keeps cool at oil find off Halifax The Territorial Army (AFP), (Reuter): Return of the Bard delights Chinese Accused Marcos man on the run (Reuter): Aquino 'manipulated' Last stump is nigh Sports Diary Seriously... Stroll on Recondite Flushed out Opener Barry Fantoni Pointer to a hung parliament Land of eternal Kim Linda Christmas reports on North Korea's new open-door policy as the Great Leader seeks to establish a communist dynasty Learning to love nuclear power Woodrow Wynatt Marshalling my phalanx of fax Joseph Connolly Benzodiazepines After Fulham The Path of Liberation Towards a new deal in education The chapel trail Busy old bees Musical excellence Royal 'rules' Vatican and the State of Israel Selling off water No short cuts (From a Correspondent): Irish Agitators in New York Slow but sure Father's years of glory Television Italy As You Like It! Swan Hellenic Tripping up on a bold revival Theatre Cabaret Hippodrome, Birmingham Dance American Ballroom Theatre Sadler's Wells Four into one goes so smoothly Concerts Delmè Quartet Goldsmiths' Hall Clive Hotel MC: The Lower Depths Tricycle A troubled bride Opera The Bartered Bride Coliseum Swissair Cosmic reality Radio Tills are alive to the sound of music This week's opening of Time, albeit to cool reviews, brings yet another musical to the West End, which is now staging more than Broadway. With others on the way, Sheridan Morley asks where the genre is heading The Royal National Institute for the Deaf The Hit List A weekly guide to leisure, entertainment and the… Tempting bait for the whole family Saturday Sheridan Morley's Spread a Little Happiness, a… Nervous waves from iron fists Curtain raisers: In Albania, Christopher Portway discovers a few chinks in the armour-plate of an otherwise grim society... Holidays & Villas British Airways Multiple Display Advertising Items Iberia Multiple Display Advertising Items Speeding Sally Tours Top Deck Travel Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Travel Notes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Goodwood Travel Limited DB RailTours Cashing in on velvet gloves Travel Warning given on passports Travel News Time Off Ltd Airmalta Travel Notes M. S. Braemar Fred Olsen Lines Just the diet the doctor ordered Food Notes The Swift route to revenge Chess Concise Crossword (No 923) Outings Steaming into summer Out and about Hereford & Worcester offa's Dyke Distance: 9… Solution to Jumbo Crossword Pan Britannica Industries Limited Secrets of the grand slam Bridge Colour all the year round In the Garden How careful use of shrubs and trees can keep gardens blooming Breed Beautiful British Butterflies Honda Advertising Services Agriframes An English dish with all seasonings Was there life before hamburgers? Yes, says shona Crawford Poole Don't take too big a byte Shopping The Amstrad-Sinclair link will open new vistas for computer buffs. Meanwhile, Berly Downing explains the basics Steepleprint Ltd The Times Bright sparks on the Marks shelves Drink Paxton & Whitfield Cheese Club The South Bank Centre Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Barbican Hall London Symphony Orchestra The London Connection Capitalcard and Endless… Jazz 'n' Joplin Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The last great romantic Musical proof that history isn't bunk Review Legends of the desert crusader Television Times Choice Bookings Solving the mysteries of France The Week Ahead Films on TV Recommended A celebration of the best of Beckett Radio A Room with a View Rock The Times Choice Radio Theatre For ticket availability, performance and opening… Concerts Gentle guide and good companion With stylish ease, Jacquetta Hawkes combines a love of archaeology with anecdote Opera Television Picture stricture Arts Diary Tight clinch Pooh corner Coward cool Court Circular Luncheons Service dinners Births, Marriages, Deaths and In Memoriam Jewish concepts of redemption Birthdays Latest wills Marriages Carmel College Forthcoming marriages Dinners Services tomorrow: Second Sunday after Easter Prof William Walsh Historian of Philosophy Kurt Maschler Mr Nigel Morland The Times Crossword Puzzle No 17,018 Introducing the aspiring Class of '86 The 20 pupils facing an uncertain future The Times Information Service Portfolio Head with mission to explain Weather Stock Market Boost for sterling Duport jumps Elders stake DM deficit Rights issue Tilney target Bids cleared Market Summary Hanson wins £2.8bn fight for control of Imperial Growth in UK 'best in Europe' US economics chief attacks Britain's 5% tax on ADRs Stock Conversion plans talks with Stockley Broadside by Guinness Docklands airport tipped to take off next autumn Lending surge by societies The currency market looks for a victim Executive Editor Kenneth Fleet Oppenheimer Fund Management Ltd (AP): Wall Street The Times Unit Trust Information Service Foreign Exchanges Money Markets and Gold London Financial Futures Investment Trusts Commodities The Times Unit Trust Information Service Crumbs of comfort for Imperial losers Tempus Account finishes on a high note Stock Market Report Recent Issues Company News Advance continues MIM Unit Trust Managers Ltd A sorry story for savers Investment GT Managers Ltd Gateway Building Society Northern Rock Building Society Capel-Cure Myers LB: Now it pays to shop around Savings Building Society Best Buys The London Life Association Limited Pay the price for peace of mind Buying a house that turns out to be half falling down is everybody's nightmare. Vivien Goldsmith takes a look at how to avoid the pitfalls Save & Prosper Securities Ltd International Investment Consultants Ltd Base Lending Rates Association of Lloyd's Members The Royal Bank of Scotland CG: How clothes fit the bill The protection an investor can expect Saving in Europe to Prosper How your pension funds fared Britannia International Investment Management… Vanguard Trust Managers Ltd Ivory & Sime plc Guinness Plc South African Airways Seven-year reprieve on lifetime gifts The Chancellor may have abolished inheritance tax on gifts your make during your lifetime, but before you go rusing off to dispose of your assets, don't forget capital gains tax. Gifts are a "chargeable event" for CGT purposes—but there are ways round the problem, as accountant Brian Friedman explains Base Lending Rates The M&g Group Guardian Building Society Chancery Securities Plc Two good reasons for watching the vintages Wines Target Trust Managers Ltd Barclays Bank Plc Interest Rates Round-Up Provincial Life Investment Company Ltd Time is money so pay someone else to do your chores Lancashire & Yorkshire Investment Management Limited Cheltenham & Gloucester Building Society What it costs to spend Norwich Union Insurance SFIA Ltd Portsmouth Building Society RoyTrust Financial Services Ltd Kleinwort, Benson (Guernsey) Limited Pointon York Limited Why a loan may be the last thing you need Sean Geer, a recent graduate, gives a view from personal experience of how to live on a grant Students Touche Remnant Unit Trust Management Limited No Title Clerical Medical Unit Trust Managers Limited Close Registrars Ltd Argyll Group Plc Currencies gone crackers Foreign Exchange Rowe & Pitman Panmure Gordon & Co Justices should not go for view alone Law Report April 12 1986 Divisioinal Court Saturday Perpetual Group Entering UK on a false passport Regional TV Variations Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Help Required Rentals Multiple Classified Advertising Items Holiday Apartments Holidays & Villas Multiple Classified Advertising Items Same-Day Company Services Ltd Entertainments Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Mandarin: Ascot BBC Towcester Kelso Mandarin: Whitsunday to confirm his Newbury promise Racing: 2,000 Guineas Favourite on Trial at the Curragh Blinkered first time Cole maintains momentum Whiggie Geo to collect Kempton results Beverley Mandarin: Bangor From Our Irish Correspondent: Tate Gallery for a classic exhibition Luqman to star in Italy Mansell quick to king the praises of new challenge Motor Racing: Spain Carves Impressive Track out of the Wilderness Waiting game for Halifax Rugby League Irish struggle to gain draw against Scots Hockey Grant fuels defection row FIFA rift deepens as S African money Iures top players Weekend Football, Rugby and Other Sports Fixtures McLean calls the title tune Football GP Timetable Chance for Marsh to prove he is ready Boxing Fighting spirit has led final counties to overcome upsets Rugby Union SA rumour is denied Cougars in the hunt Timms benefits from influence of Fletcher Tennis Wienecke pulls out Judo For the Record Romania's tough task Swedes in title hunt Rugby warm to Hewitt challenge Golf BBC 1 Weekend television and radio programmes Edited by Jane Henderson and Peter Davalle England capitalize on awkward pitch Captain Nicholas looks to batsmen in curtain-raiser Trend Communications (Uk) Limited Disastrous night for British riders ruins cup chances Equestrianism (Agencies): Mudassar punishes Australia (AP): Arguello quits Picture Gallery Top Five: Remaining Fixtures (Reuter): Belgians criticized Sport in Brief (Reuter): Kelly's high Leading clubs' test of resources Football Sad Britain Two drop out Test of talent From a Correspondent Prague: England's top two reach fourth round Table Tennis Lyle is back in the hunt Early second round scores Lloyd out
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