News from 06/08/1986
1986; Gale Group;
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Miles Kington, Paul Heiney, Ted Honderich, Phil Edmonds, Peter Fearon, Alan Gibson, Keith Dalton, Frank Johnson, Peter Marson, Richard Thomson, David Bonavia and Nicholas Beeston, Cliff Feltham, Ivo Tennant, Hilary Finch, Ian Murray, Michael Binyon, Mark Ellis, Richard Streeton, Michael McCarthy, Geoffrey Smith, Peter Davenport, Peter Ball, Mrs Stephanie Smith, Martin Cropper, John G. Kapp, Jenny MacArthur, Michael Clark, Norma Acland, James Methuen-Campbell, Peter Nichols, Andrew Wiseman, Barry Fantoni, John Percival, William T. Stearn, John Hennessy, Hugh Clayton Environment Correspondent, Angella Johnson, Paul Vallely, James Kirby, David Miller, Philip Webster, Chief Political Correspondent, Celia Brayfield, Elizabeth Salter, Moderator, Ian Fells, Trudi McIntosh, Mark Dowd, Clare Dobie, Alison Eadie, Peter Davalle, Nicholas Beeston, Rodney Cowton Defence Correspondent, Raymond Keene, Chess Correspondent, Paul Griffiths, Jonathan Braude, Martin Russell, Sheila Gunn, Political Staff, PHS, Gavin Bell, Arts Correspondent, Stewart Tendler, Crime Reporter, Barry Pickthall, Ashley Barker, (Head of London Division), Sheila Gunn Political Staff, Derek Harris, Industrial Editor, Keith MacKlin, Kenneth Fleet, Anne Warden, John Kay, Jane Bidder, Clare Dyer, Mandarin, Martin Woodruff, Michael Hornsby, Peter Dear and Peter Davalle, Denis Mahon, Hákan Hardenberger, Lake Sagaris, Tim Jones, Paul Oestreicher, Secretary, John Woodcock, Cricket Correspondent, Bill Johnstone, Technology Correspondent, Robert Fisk, Pat Butcher Athletics Correspondent, Roger Grace, David Young Energy Correspondent, Michael Coleman, Richard Ford, Lord Perth, Richard Wigg, Kenneth Fleet Executive Editor,
Resumo'Triumvirate' takes over sanction fight Portfolio gold Kasparov win Dilley out Shultz attack Gurkha fracas Blitz man dies Degree results Index Pretoria to impose goods transit levy IRA steps up death threats Radiation shadow over Scots grouse Thatcher to have surgery today Picture Gallery Baker orders 2m school places cut Eta terror threat to British envoys Plessey threat to Nimrod Greenpeace Sterling and oil boosted by Opec Tebbit likely to survive autumn change by Thatcher Rebuff for critics of all-night TV project RUC may sue over allegations Print protest Picture Gallery Liverpool parking fees soar Picture Gallery Presses used by Shah 'could print Observer' Fake cheques cost the hanks £26m Cheque Card Fraud £6,000 fines for music tape pirates £7m drugs seized in Anglo-Dutch arrests Divers m mud run were given chance to quit For Sale boards warning Soccer crowd behaviour to be monitored Kasparov triumph in fourth game World Chess Championship Four hold British lead Chess tournament turmoil surfaces Gurkhas recruited to carry drugs , jury told Rape charge Cell hanging Chippendale collection at Nostell Priory saved by heritage fund Pubs 'could boost tourism 'Passion disappeared from lesbian affair' Teenagers set alight boy aged 5 Sandhurst cadet on drug charges Doctor fined £7,000 for claims fraud A1 victim is hit by 6 vehicles £100 reward for statues Branson boat cut adrift Picture Gallery Complaint upheld on flats sales Sun Alliance Insurance Group Blood link in missing wife hunt London's 999 calls answered via Yeovil Staff blamed for brain damage £150m is 'lost' in benefits payments Police feel confused in dealings with black suspects, report says Battle to keep barn in England Doctor's inexperience no defence to negligence Extradition on theft charged Court of Appeal Clampdown starts on motor tax dodgers Girl of 16 in second escape Banning governors from meeting Tenor s battle with scales Teenager's heart-lung operation 7,000 mourn priest who built airport By a Staff Reporter: Wartime bomb damages dredger 'Mole' to lay pipes may save millions Gandhi says Britain sullied its record After the summit: attack on UK Tokyo, Bonn view sanctions the differences Minerals ban will have minimum effect on UK Full text of Marlborough House summit communiqu? From a Correspondent: Japan would back boycott Austrians warned on Zambia Nordic move Nigeria call (AP): Expulsion call From Our Correspondent Bonn: Bonn set to follow lead from London Commentary A failure on concessions Confidence not sought US military police were called to Gurkhas' brawl at Hawaiian base From Our Correspondent: Harare minister's wife on baby kidnap charge Get the Abbey Habit Dubai Britons could face execution Picture Gallery Syrian test for Shia Beirut Bush says Taba pact is near Christians killed by Filipino tribe Mother of strangled baby held (Reuter): Art broken (Reuter): Poles freed (Reuter): Short haul (Reuter): New troops (Reuter): Premier again (Reuter): Sudan arrests (Reuter): Lorry strike (Reuter): Tehran bomb Craxi calls on vote for stability Fraud alleged in Mexican state elections Shultz attacks Reagan decision to sell cheap wheat to Soviet Union Kudos and censure for La Paz veteran Degrees awarded by the Universities of Exeter and Surrey Colony to end reports on cholera Picture Gallery Britain joins chorus of Pinochet critics Peres says Helsinki talks sign of change Look Sharp Ford The Wall of Death lives on It is 25 years since the Berlin Wall was built, splitting the city to halt the exodus of East Germans to the West. Frank Johnson look back at this grim border's sudden birth On two wings and a prayer Born on the kitchen table top and weaned despite considerable official, opposition, Suckling Airways - Britain's latest international airline - is flying high Moulinex Clear-out at kitsch castle New york has a week to assess the bad taste of ex-President Marcos of the Philippines Concise Crossword No 1021 Old girls, new networks Women who feel lonely in the boardroom are combining to create their own answer to the old boy's networks that have secured many a male Promotion. Jane Bidder reports on the clubs that now provide contacts and jobs for the girls Multiyork Office diplomacy Talkback Old girls, new networks Child snatching: hope for the parents left behind New regulations will make it easier to recover children recover children who are taken abroad illegally Verncns Come in, Joe 90 Silk's purse Wellington boot Drink to it Barry Fantoni Rusk's ruse Frozen out Philanthropy and the planner's art Can Lawson resist the tax reform tide John Kay reads the lessons for Britain in present international trends Raw paw flaw in the dog jog slog Ghana's right to speak out The scenes the thing Mrs Thatcher's Dilemma First Train to Tirana Oilpolitik Substitutes for nuclear power National Gallery Outpatient queues Hampton Court limes Nuclear arms For better or worse Taking stucco seriously Sanctions debate Battle of Bull Run For the record Court Circular Marriages Appointments Births , Marriages, Deaths and In Memoriam Trust marks composer's life Forthcoming marriages Latest wills Birthdays today University news Mr Jack Lambert Critic and servant of the arts Dr. Richard Barnett Dr. Otmar Emminger Human fertility project helps zoos Science report Dry old world Television Birtwistle grows expansive Paul Griffiths at Denmark's friendly musical workshop Shooting Times A fretful ghost of O'Neill Theatre Tale of two cities Dance in London Tautly obsessive tensions Promenade Concert The trumpeter transcendent London Festival Ballet Steinway London debuts Too little character Thatcher stand escapes Tory Party criticism The Times Crossword Puzzle No 17 , 117 Girl, 8, is the heroine of base terrorist attack The Times Information Service Portfolio gold Weather forecast Escaped convict dies Executive Editor Kenneth Fleet Stock Market Ft 30… Victory for Highams Glynwed £19m Flotation code Unitech fall Pleasurama up Shares halted Beer ahead Market Summary Westinghouse-plessey confident of victory Pru Bache warning on Ulster Rowntree expands in US with £155m takeover Tranwood's offer for Aitken Hume lapses Sumrie loss halved Mail order business grows faster than retail sales By Our City Staff: Steel tube suppliers for Brown Outwich talks Yorkshire Tv in share sale Scapa Growth of money supply is curbed New "Telecom director in line for top post Standard Chartered Oil shares lift Dow Wall Street Stock Exchange agrees new pre-emption rules Britain starts battle for EEC institution's headquarters Financiere Agache Pleasurama takes no chances and saves Tempus Talk of us acquisition wipes ?154 million off Boots value Stock Market Report London Financial Futures Traditional Options London Traded Options Recent Issues Foreign Exchanges Money Appointments The AWACs way out of the Gec dilemma Comment Kenneth Fleet Opec talk and Opec action Company News Base Lending Rates The Times Unit Trust Information Service Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts Commodities Financial Trusts Oils lead the way Account Days: Dealings began July 28. Dealings end on Friday contango day next Monday. Settlement day August 18 Forward bargains are permitted on two previous business days Stock Exchange Prices Farrar Stead & Glyn Lloyds Allsop & Co Hobart Slater Multiple Display Advertising Items Holland Park Jardine & Co London Properties BGA Morris, Oddy+Co. Ltd Barretts Solicitors Multiple Display Advertising Items Hirsch International (Financial Services) Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items How sheep spoil the shoot The Village landmark by the church Price of punter' s delight Country Properties Cluttons John Jeffery & Son Multiple Display Advertising Items Strutt & Parker Lithodomos Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Overseas Property Rentals Horner Hill Limited Hampton & Sons Pemberton & Clark Cootes Multiple Display Advertising Items Quraishi Constantine Multiple Display Advertising Items Super Secretaries College Leavers Secretaries Plus Multiple Display Advertising Items Robert Bruce & Partners Warren Chestertons Multiple Display Advertising Items Ask Alfred Marks Roboserve Foote Cone & Belding Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Challoners Executive Recruitment TM Advertising Personnel Multiple Display Advertising Items Prudential Portfolid Managers Ltd Directors' Secretaries Multiple Display Advertising Items Office Angels Multiple Display Advertising Items Siemens Multiple Display Advertising Items British Telecom The Sunday Times Crone Corkill Recruitment Consultants Multiple Display Advertising Items GVA FINesse Multiple Display Advertising Items JFL Recruitment Consultants Caroline King Multiple Display Advertising Items Announcements The Algarve Alternative Multiple Display Advertising Items Hungarians pose biggest threat to the Russians Modern Pentathlon Riders bid to break losing run Speedway Today's Fixtures England to train in sunshine Rugby Union Australians struggle to keep record Plan to fill gap with races for a cruiser class Yachting Eastern Song to extend Nelson's fine recent run Racing: Gulfland Proves Lucky Thirteenth Ride for Royal Jockey in Redcar Amateur Event AYR Devon & Exeter Today's course specialists Yarmouth Pontefract Princess Anne rides first winner Tote to sponsor Newbury hurdle Brighton Brighton results Redcar Ayr Eddery again Le Roux foils Border Counsel of Alderman helps to settle issue with five runs to spare Cricket: Leicestershire's Last Pair are Foiled as Australian Bowler Makes his Mark Fairbrother spoils Yorkshire's day The style of a spinning swashbuckler Yachting Results from Cowes Speedway hope Roebuck leads side to remarkable win England are rated eighth in world Football Middlesex bowlers ensure first win Botham's chance Whitaker quickly into his stride as Britons cash in Equestrianism From a Correspondent: Veteran leads challenge For the Record Today's television and radio programmes Entertainments Choice Gloucestershire's surge increases their title chance CU Favourite in one-stroke lead Golf Davis stays an amateur for England place Juer sails in to join a royal occasion with Prince Philip Lead role Three relegated for match-fixing Football Wolves in the clear Sport in Brief Higgs on call Riding high Long jump Ruled out Racing on Wizard Wells silences critics A ride on the long coat-tails of fame
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