News from 14/04/1986
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Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, Lucy Hodges, Education Correspondent, William Stephens, Ashley Barker, Simon O'Hagan, Simon Barnes, Geraldine Norman, Sale Room Correspondent, Richard Thomson, Gordon Allan, Ronald Faux, Cliff Feltham, Gianluigi Colalucci, Michael Stevenson, Ian McLauchlan, Philip Webster and Rodney Cowton, Cyril A. Clarke, Hilary Finch, David Smith, Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, Gerald Davies, James Tye, Director General, Beryl Downing, Bryan Stiles, Mitchell Platts, Anne Sofer, Stephen Taylor, V. J. Downie, Peter Davenport, Bill Johnstone Technology Correspondent, Peter Ball, David Bernstein, Lawrence Lever, Thomson Prentice Science Correspondent, Pearson Phillips, Alan Hamilton, Martin Cropper, Jenny MacArthur, Peter Nichols, Michael Hamlyn, Chairman of council, Hugh Clayton, Environment Correspondent, John Percival, Richard Thomson, Banking Correspondent, Rex Bellamy, Tennis Correspondent, John Young, Agriculture Correspondent, Thomson Prentice, D. innes williams, Elizabeth Cavendish, Lewis F. Sturge, Corrine Julius, Nicholas Harling, Paul Martin, Brian Bailey, Chairman, David Miller, Chris Thau, Nicholas Keith, David Watts, Christopher Dunn, Clare Dobie, Peter Davalle, Gavin Bell and Philip Webster, Christopher Mosey, P. G. D. Naylor, Chairman, R. A. Longmire, M G G Pilai, John Carlin, D. C. Johnston, PHS, John Blunsden, Richard Owen, Irving Wardle, Maxwell Newton, Gitta Sereny and Dalbert Hallenstein, Gill Lusk, Stewart Tendler, Richard Bassett, Derek Harris, Industrial Editor, Brian Beel, Charles Knevitt, Architecture Correspondent, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Jane Prior, Kenneth Fleet, Philip Nicksan, Christopher Thomas, Mandarin, Edward Townsend, Industrial Correspondent, John Wilcockson, David N. Foster, R. Hoffenberg, Srikumar Sen Boxing Correspondent, Peter Aykroyd, Clive White, Michael Hornsby, Christopher B. Barber, Richard Everett, Sarah Hemming, Sarah Hogg, David Sinclair, Tim Jones, John Woodcock, Cricket Correspondent, Frances Gibb Legal Affairs Correspondent, Bailey Morris, Robert Fisk, John Marks, R Edgeworth Johnstone, Richard Morrison, David Powell, Derek Harris Industrial Editor, Nicholas Timmins, Social Services Correspondent, Pearce Wright, Science Editor, Penny Perrick, Roland Oliver, Isabel Unsworth, Jan Raath, David Young Energy Correspondent, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Richard Ford, Colin McQuillan, Philip Webster Political Reporter,
ResumoPortfolio gold £6,000 to be won today Crown counsellor Spy man freed 'Ivan' link Cheaper law Store wars Building Societies are facing the biggest challenge… Index Gadaffi link with bishop's armed kidnap EEC tries to forestall US action Win expected for Sunday trading Bill Thatcher baulks at plea on bases Reagan envoy sees Kohl in secret Reagan calls council of war Dublin's prayers for kidnap victim Mandela 'liberation' pledge Methodist Homes for the Aged A papal embrace for rabbi in Rome Civil Servant alleged to have given Czechs air secrets surrenders London to compete with OU Uniqueair Teachers at Acas today for talks Unionists in boycott rift Ports action Lawson pay restraint plea By a Staff Reporter: Equity chief denies 'hijack' of union Tax and rationing as way to limit use Nitrogen and nitrates: 1 Mayfair Carpet Gallery Alliance's sights on two early victories Textile group in pay dispute Two killed in flat blaze Consultant dismissed after disciplinary inquiry costing £¼m Sewage plant may supply reservoirs Teleshop scheme expanded Hospital gets thanks from Concorde trips Rules 'bar' in child sex cases Appeal for review on benefit reform Sea-water-driven motors for divers Halifax Instant Xtra Picture Gallery Portfolio Gold starts today Portfolio gold Hailsham commissions £375,000 studies to speed up civil justice Action for Jobs Mycock case leads to police changes Picture Gallery Professor accuses senior scientists over research cash Prince to present enterprise awards Half-price homes in mix-up Coal board cuts price for CEGB Mountain rescue team denies being ghoulish Academy joins campaign to reform law on artists' rights Government proposes levy on blank tapes In 1985, British industry found itself under more… Picture Gallery 'Seveso' battle cry down at the Welsh farm New hope for depression sufferers Editors given advice on race and colour Sunshine warning on skin cancers On today's Roads, There's No Such Thing as… Relatives stunned by life term for UK engineer But 1986 doesn't have to be like that. Because… Arab League confirms its solidarity with Gadaffi if US attacks The Libya crisis: Controversy mounts throughout the world Troubleshooter for Reaganq Man in the News Israeli Cabinet in renewed battle over finance post Doe offers dialogue to placate opposition Progress made on Falklands in exploratory Mexico talks Natta charts reformist path to power in Italy Flora Witness picks out 'Ivan the Terrible' Italian link to Nazi death camp Honoured poet hits at Pretoria 'madness' Moscow test for Sweden's new Premier Criticism for Bush after Gulf mission Border clash (Reuter): Seamen strike (Reuter): Officer jailed (AP): Rogue buffalo (Reuter): Ferry capsizes (Reuter): Ominous fires Midland Business Banking White House embarrassed by FBI check on Contras National Savings Income Bonds Drugs feed corruption of a nation 'Mr Asia' network leaves trail of corpses Nkomo criticism puts unity ideal at risk Sudan poll candidate shot dead in south 'Icy vodka' alters law (AFP): Sikh militants press for united front to break the 'shackles of slavery' Lange rejects agents' early release (AP): Farmers of China are given priority Relatives to sue over JAL crash Dhaka bus bomb kills passenger (Reuter): Family sails world in a concrete yacht Merlin Bhutto promises radical reforms (AFP): Thousands 'elect' ally of Marcos The Government Will Fork out the Rest Devoted servant at sixty In honour of the Queen's sixtieth birthday next week, Alan Hamilton looks at the personal qualities of our monarch in the first of a three-part series. We will also examine her working relationships and in particular her rapport with the Commonwealth Telecom Direct No pedigree but off to a racing start A hi-tech tabloid newspaper is under starter's orders for launch in two days time-and is tipped to start a racetrack circulation battle A sporting man at arms General Vladimir Stoichev, (right) veteran of the International Olympic Committee, was 94 this month. He recalls his career and talks about the changing Games Christie's The fight to save a giant Mass poaching is killing off the African rhinoceros. The authorities are fighting back - but is it all too little, and too late? Concise Crossword No 924 'Our writing must be intelligible to a much wider audience' Jamaica Hazards of a woman's heart Margarine marketing is an unlikely clue to the growing realization that women are also vulnerable to heart trouble, writes Thomson Prentice Suzy Menkes on Karl Lagerfeld, the man who shook-up Channel Multiple Display Advertising Items Centre of extreme reactions The Design Centre is 30 years old and still flourishing, Bery Downing discovers Hearts under Attack Systems for the City To breed or not to breed? That's settled The Times Diary Telling tales The Times Diary Abashed The Times Diary Boo-boo The Times Diary Picture Gallery Staying put The Times Diary Alias The Times Diary Skirting the basic issue Rhetoric and reality: Robert Fisk on Arab worries over Reagan Divided they stand, divided they fall Bernard Levin Vienna reties the Windsor knot How schools get ahead Fargie and the Ergies Moreover... Miles Kington No Case for Transfer An Enlarged Opportunity Hospital pressure Return of Eros A common age for retirement Hope for S Africa Amateur boxing Sport, cigarettes and television Pariahs please Violence in Ulster Oxfam in Nicaragua From Our Own Correspondent: Death of President Roosevelt 'English Sunday' All above board Court Circular Marriages Forthcoming marriages Birthdays today Births, Marriages, Deaths and In Memoriam Search for Anglican identity Clifford Longley Appointments in the Forces Chinese furniture fetches top prices Sale room Sir Philip Hay Private secretary to Princess Marina Prof Leonid Kantorovich Parliament this week Wilson's School Safer, cheaper way of making plastic ahead Science report Surprise in view Television National Theatre Why history will need to be rewritten Art-lovers preparing to visit Rome this summer will find Michelangelo's roof of the Sistine Chapel undergoing an amazing transformation: on the occasion of the completion of the first section of the vault, Gianluigi Colalucci who is in charge of the restoration, talks to Nigel McGilchrist Classic role magically transfigured Dance Romeo and Juliet Convent Garden They Fairly Mak Ye Work Dundee Rep Comic contrasts Theatre The Suburbs of Hell ICA Milan/Thomas Wigmore Hall Furious Rock Screaming Blue Messiahs Marquee Concerts Paul Roberts Wigmore Hall Supper at the Cordon Bleu By a Staff Reporter: Stores united in rejecting Sunday trade The Times Crossword Puzzle No 17,019 The Times Information Service Portfolio gold Weather forecast A complex area of low pressure will move Se across Britain with frontal troughts crossing most areas during the day Ortega pledges to arm peasants Japanese problem still dogs industry US Notebook Malaysia seeking to reschedule debts Tesco may expand in Europe and US Woolworth outlines plan to counter Dixons bid No N Sea cutbacks, Opec told Extel chief rejects the Demerger offer By Our Economics Editor: Lawson warned on monetary policy Building societies given free hand on loan rates Tokyo to fight yen rise Nakasone under US pressure Exclusive: the new world debt plan Executive Editor Kenneth Fleet Mercury International Group plc Argyll Group Plc Credit Suisse Buckmaster & Moore Ltd Game set and match to the Bank of England Gilt Edged First steps for building professionals USM Review Board Meetings Bank of Credit and Commerce International Societe… Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts Rowe & Pitman, Mullens & Co. Ltd Capitalization and week's change Stock Exchange Prices Woolworth chief shows his style Base Lending Rates Issues of Government Stock Kleinwort Benson The International Merchant Bank Mercury International Group plc By Our Financial Editor: Special bonds for job creation urged Philips By Our Economics Editor: Budgetary stimulus 'modest' Company News £25m launch for lease company Building societies set for further mergers Counsel can accept service Law Report April 14 1986 Divisional Court Union Bank of Switzerland (Securities ) Limited Bristol & West Building Society The money managers you can bank on A Special Report on Building Societies/1 Home sweet home loans but much more to come Chemical Bank The Mortgage Centre Woolwich Easy access to cash in the hi-tech age John Charcol Britannia Building Society RT: High street war for balances of power Building Societies/3 Nationwide LL: New bodies to act as judge Building Societies/4 National & Provincial Building Society Shop around for bargains Lambeth Building Society Cheshunt Building Society Arthur Andersen & Co Management Consultants Crone Corkill Recruitment Consultants Manpower Multiple Display Advertising Items Fellowships Multiple Classified Advertising Items Clayman Multiple Display Advertising Items Administrator MacBlain Nash Temporary Secretaries Directors' Secretaries Paragon Language Consultants Gordon Yates Ltd (Recruitment Consultants) Multiple Classified Advertising Items Advance Recruitment Services Limited Jaygar (Rec. Cons.) Centacom Recruitment Consultants Multiple Display Advertising Items The Times Your Job Alfred Marks Recruitment Consultants Boyce Bilingual Christine Watson Ltd Office Systems Recruitment Services Executive Secretary/pa for Agency Director Multiple Display Advertising Items Financial Services Group - Cheapside Multiple Display Advertising Items Link Personnel Price. Jamieson & Partners Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Super Secretaries Susan Beck Recruitment Churchill College Cambridge Secretary to the Bursar Adpower communications Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Work Shop Recruitment Consultants Junior Secretary/receptionist Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Joan Tree Recruitment Consultants Multiple Classified Advertising Items Posts Courses Euro-Sprachschule St George's House Windsor Castle Leighton Park School Lecturer in Law University of Newcastle upon Tyne Multiple Classified Advertising Items Only a management myth Job expectation for women in the UK still remains far behind that of women in the USA. Corinne Julius examines the disparities The British Italian Language Centre Trent Air Services Ltd Chiropody as a Profession Multiple Classified Advertising Items University Appointments Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames Intensive French Courses Pitman Multiple Display Advertising Items Diary of the Times Domestic & Catering Situations Rentals Folkestone Saturday's results From Our Irish Correspondent, Dublin: O'Brien offers no excuse as Tate Gallery shirks issue Racing: Dancing Brave New Guineas Favourite as Irish Hope Fails Curragh Test Hello Ernani just fails Scudamore joins Winter Athford ends Tawny Myth's reign Point-To-Point Results from 15 meetings Wolverhampton Wetherby Talented Tussac to give Cecil a flying start Leaders on the Flat Marsh is lined up for world bout Boxing A second victory for Kelly Cycling No sympathy this time as United fall at home again Football: United lose their grip as Liverpool, Everton and West Ham strengthen their challenge for the championship Hearts march on A blue day for Arsenal on the field and on the street QPR are safe for Wembley Weekend Football Results and Tables MacKay and his team have resigned look about them West Ham reveal unsuspected flaws Brentwood win Fun is the first priority Old style suits Robbins as he leads way to triumph Rugby Union: Kent Win Admirers but Fail to Contain Warwickshire in County Championship Final Rees delights in a happy occasion Individual flair shines in a glittering game Richards brings a splash of colour to a dull encounter Refreshing display by young backs McBride brings down curtain Weekend Results Sella opens way for the French Squad are lined up for tour of S Africa Late tries help Kelso to retain trophy Becker's passport to final record Tennis Frawley's chance to regain form Rivals hope Jahangir will lose his memory Squash Rackets Today's Fixtures Mansell runs out of time against Senna From a Special Correspondent, Prague: Teenagers are the surprise winners Table Tennis Irish title is kept by White Snooker Title hold is broken Rackets/real Tennis (Reuter): Champions may fail to qualify Ice Hockey UBS holding slender advantage Yachting For the Record Perfection personified in a somewhat imperfect sport Gymnastics Morris is beaten to a gold Entertainments Faultless form by Burr-Lenehan in a clear US win Equestrianism Adams lacks the finishing touch Judo Entertainments Today's television and radio programmes Choice Nicklaus keeps the Masters on edge Trend Third round at Augusta England struggle to save follow-on Cricket Repton strike right blend Slack leads overseas players Rugby Union On track for Edinburgh Commonwealth Games Sport in Brief Title for Allcock and Bryant Dodds shines in cup
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