News from 26/08/1986
1986; Gale Group;
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Nadia Conway, Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, Lucy Hodges, Education Correspondent, Jane Procter, Miles Kington, Keith Dalton, Frank Johnson, John Dougray, Peter Marson, Pearce Wright, R. P. T. Davenport-Hines, Ivo Tennant, J. M. Hawes, Irving Kristol, Michael Binyon, Mark Ellis, Hasan Akhtar, Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, Mario Modiano, Jim Railton, Stephen Taylor, Philip A. Reynolds, Jane Catherine May, Norman Hammond, Archaeology Correspondent, Peter Ball, Judith Huntley Commercial Property Correspondent, Jeffrey Mizrahi, Matthew May, Robin Young, David Smith Economics Correspondent, Jenny MacArthur, Andrew Wiseman, Ann Mitchell, Steve Harley, David Guest, Peter Davalle and Elizabeth Larard, John Young, Agriculture Correspondent, Thomson Prentice, David Watts and David Smith, Janet S. Scheevel, Andrew Hislop, Nicholas Harling, Paul Martin, David Miller, Nigel Andrew, M. Louise Pirquet, (Michael Phillips), Tony Samstag, David Watts, Alison Eadie, Peter Davalle, Dennis Shaw, John Russell Taylor, Judith Huntley, Commercial Property Correspondent, Kate Finch, Paul Griffiths, Henry Mayr-Harting, Eileen Hocking, Craig Seton, PHS, Gavin Bell, Arts Correspondent, Stephen Aris, Irving Wardle, Maxwell Newton, Roger Boyes, David Sapsted, Winston Fletcher, Stuart Alexander, Pat Butcher, Athletics Correspondent, Judith Huntley, Clive White, Paul Newman, John Wells-Thorpe, President, Amanda Gee Smyth, Michael Hornsby, Sally Dugan, C. Cullen (Head of Physics), Sarah Hemming, Graham Searjeant, David Sinclair, Stephen Pettitt, Alan McGregor, John Woodcock, Cricket Correspondent, John Wilcockson, Boulder, Nicholas Wood, Political Reporter, Bill Johnstone, Robert Fisk, Pat Butcher Athletics Correspondent, Bill Lohmann, Mark Stone, Richard Lander, Susan MacDonald, John Goodbody, Sports News Correspondent, Isabel Unsworth, John Watson,
ResumoVolcanic gas kills 1,200 in Cameroon Over the limit Tomorrow Portfolio gold Caning cases Chess draw On This Day Leeds results Index Labour considers council shake-up Biggest-ever rise in Tokyo shares Chinese jail US citizen on spying charge Picture Gallery Arab world worried by exercises Botham hits 24 off one over Test batting record equalled Fleming in plea to US judge By Staff Reporters: Rain and gales wash out August Bank holiday Birmingham race abandoned Police fire on crowd in Soweto UfK Russians display nuclear 'volcano' Strasbourg to be asked to rule on caning at independent schools Lamb prices cut in wake of Chernobyl Dispute risk to Hattersley Labour's black sections Survey finds hacking for pin-ups ban Stricken hovercraft part of ageing and embattled fleet Tory attack on mortgage relief increase Picture Gallery Britain is a top tax haven Advisory role for legal insurers European car makers face 'gloomy future' Novel approach, but game is drawn World Chess Championship 2,000-mile trip with no petrol 5,000 sheep abandon ship Scots' demand for rates cut Party trouble Dean's funeral Last innings Circle puzzle Land price down by a third Shortage of arthritis specialists Restaurant smokers breathe easy Bank is sued by a farmer who was lent too much The cost of working the land Pregnant plea for fashions 2 beaten for drug refusal The Shorter Oxford English Dictionary Picture Gallery Crown guide to Scottish holidays Stoke up on water, athletes are told Rough Justice debate attacks Bbc attitude towards its reporters Women promised fairer deal Halifax By Our Arts Correspondent: TV news violence 'decisions for editors' Advance hampered by tax rules The freeport experiment Exam pass rates unscathed Battle for share of advertising cake Free newspapers are enjoying a success unparalleled since the heyddy of the national daily tabloies. Mark Ellis in the second of two articles, looks at the problems success brings and possible developments for the future Motorway congestion saves £1m (Reuter): Peres flies in with aid Cameroon volcano gas disaster By Our Foreign Staff: Little chance for anyone to escape Better off than most West African states US 'set for new strike on Libya' Basques may see violence as legitimate Mediterranean now clean and safe for swimmers Iranians abandon Gulf oil terminal Progress on nuclear warning Bonn to tackle refugee influx By Our Foreign Staff: Tamils not put at risk, captain says Woman may soon lead Japanese Socialists (AP): Break-in charges involve Israel (Reuter): Tunnel talk (Reuter): Sudden trip (AFP): Jackson tour (AFP): Ortega visit (AP): Killer's funeral (Reuter): Draft dodgers (AFP): Crash kills 14 (Reuter): Naval permit (AP): Chimps plea (Reuter): Plot foiled (Reuter): Death walk (Reuter): Balloon blaze (AP): Gift of eyes (AP): Free market (Reuter): Flying again Aborigines granted tests compensation Australia locked in nuclear debate From Our Correspondent: Hawke under fire over decision to resume French uranium sales Dixons Pakistan opposition rebuffs Junejo From a Correspondent: Greek officials stop hunt for Raf 'gold' plane Berlin divided by Catholic conflict (Reuter): Malaysian politician faces jail (Reuter): Echoes probe the Alps (Reuter): Sri Lankan peace talks threatened by violence Relief firemen rushed in as four killed in Riviera blazes From Our Correspondent: Paris clash looms on election decree Action on South Africa to dominate debate Non-Aligned Conference (Reuter): Reunion for family of Soviet dissident TSB (Reuter): Aquino advised to crush communism Eleven die in massacre Ah, so welcome in the valleys Japanese compaines have doubled their British investments since 198. But are they making money, asks Stephen Aris 3M Adonis, blue with cold Why Britain's butterflies are fighting for their survival The secrets of Cooke's tour de force How Britain's voice of America for more than 40 years stays in tune Concise Crossword No 1037 Luciano Soprani Blazering a trail Back-to-school clothes pose a dilemma for parents and their children but Jane Procter finds solutions in the high street So tough out on kids' row No title Dunhill Massacres and muzzlers As you were Tall order Rope trick Picture Gallery Backlash Newtered Codes, laws and almost-laws Winston Fletcher urges a critical look at the ever-growing list of anomalous measures for disciplining the commercial world Why Mubarak is safe from a coup As the SPD holds its annual conference, Frank Johnson assesses the man challenging kohl for the chancellorship What hope for Germany's Neil Kinnock Abandon your lordships Yes sir, yes sir, teabags full More than a Motorway A Helping Hand for Sudan Lithuania Remembered Not much ado Paying in cathedrals Eye to the future in education Academic standards Locusts in Africa St John's Lodge For the record Totally improper Refugee status in Djibouti Morality and Aids Way ahead for water August 28,1876 Heat of the moment Court Circular Bridge team to be named today Births, Marriages, Deaths and In Memorials Births, Marriages, Deaths and in Memorium Forthcoming marriages Latest wills Restored windmill helps to set the wheels of industry turning Danebury museum planned Archaeology University news Cutting a plant's sugar loss Science report Forest tax loophole criticized Sir Charles Loewen Canadian who rose high in the British Army Professor J. G. Clark Mr R. P. Bush Marriages Mr John Trevelyan Birthdays today Tongues of fame Rock Killing Joke Reading Festival Swinging back into the Sixties Galleries John Russell Taylor surveys the summer shows in paris An urge to relive success Theatre: Sarah Hemming Hamlet Assembly Hall Theatre: Irving Wardle Edinburgh Festival Medea old College Concerts: Paul Griffiths Goehr weekend Queen's Hall Opera: Paul Griffiths Dido and Aeneas St Andew and St George Montpelier Modern Art Courses Music m London LS/Salonen Elizabeth Hall The Times Crossword Puzzle No 17,134 The Times Information Service Portfolio gold Weather Executive Editor Kenneth Fleet Stock Market (Change on week) Ft 30 Share 1271.2… S Africa hit by £2.46bn outflow Gilt-edged 16 Usm Review 1/ Analysis 16 Crapny News… Markets Stock Markets Interest rate hope fuels record rise for Tokyo shares World economy 'is close to recession' By OUr City Staff: Tin brokers to step up fight for crisis millions Trafalgar tipped to win rail site German growth in doubt Car sales rise Elders near to winning go-ahead for Allied bid (Reuter): New bid for Bhp delayed EEC to tax Japanese photocopiers The International Stockbroker Sport 25 Television and Radio Last-ditch Greycoat battle to win Phit YTV profit forecast Fisheries buy Panic could push coffee to £3,000 Commodites Review Base Lending Rates Abn 10.00% Adam & Company 10.00%… Autolease Shares move lower Wall Street Fed's chief puts Bonn and Tokyo on spot US Note Book Tombs defends AE bid Domestic and global trends justify investor optimism Gilt-Edged Results Year of the property takeover Analysis Government of Victoria Australia Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts Aramco confirms possible curb on Saudi oil Partner with deep pockets comes to Air Call's aid USM Review Prospects for Norway oil 'never worse' Company News French state chiefs go Pressures that threaten the virtuous Germans Comment Foreign Exchanges Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Money Markets and Gold Capitalization and week's change Account Days: Dealings began August 11. Dealings end August 29. §Contango day september 1. Settlement day September8 §Forward bargains are permitted on two previous business days Yor Shire Television Holdings PLC Oakley Softcare Software Engineers Daca Power Computervision Computer Appointments Saboteurs threaten havoc7 The City offers a golden bait IA Recruitment Can IBM wear a Euro cloak? Pay the machine IBM CWA Compaq Trusthouse Forte PLC BBA Group PLC Richards Butler Rada Legal Appointments N. D. Davidson c/o Bill Melendez Productions Ltd. Gabriel Duffy Consultancy BB Law Personnel Simmonds Church Smiles & Co Crown Prosecutors Land Authority for Wales Kensington & Chelsea Chambers & Partners Burberrys Ltd., Glaxo Holdings p. l. c. Amstrad Baker & McKenzie Trethowans Salisbury Badenoch & Clark Meredith Scott Law Personnel Ashurst Morris Crisp Lloyd Chapman International Finance and Corporate Law New Zealand Multiple Classified Advertising Items Croydon Multiple Classified Advertising Items Norwich Magistrates Court Hillingdon Litigation Multiple Classified Advertising Items Legal Secretary The Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items All classified advertisements can be accepted by… Multiple Display Advertising Items British Heart Foundation Multiple Display Advertising Items Temps Rentals Multiple Display Advertising Items CPP Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Binding a future council on housing Degrees awarded by the University of Leeds Coe's chance to prove himself again After the boycotts and the rain, the European athlets championships promise superb action and good weather Men and women chasing gold Pat Butcher analyses the competition for the top events Today's Fixtures Inkster wins From Guide (Reuter): Pohl's style pays off` Golf Why sport must not be made the scapegoat Stuttgart Timetable Pools Forecast Epsom Ripon Mandarin: Rejuvenated Jabaraba can extend fine run Racing In-From Team of Harwood and Starkey Look Set for a Treble at Epsom Rhondaling reigns Hodgson's tactics pay off Blinkered first time Chepstow Newton Abbot Belgian plumber seals notable English success German reaps the fruits of his wonder workhorse Show Jumping The English challenge is on for the Westchester Cup American polo players put trophy on the line Formula 3 defies the rain In Brief Mendis adds to the gloom for leaders Hemmings is the hero of Trent Bridge Surrey's title hopes take a battering Cricket Other scoreboards Leics v Northants No play yesterday Weather causes confusion Robinson rises again after his mighty fall Motor Cycling By a Correspondent: Garton shows his paces Gliding Racing Results Uncertain Everton hold on Gordon is put on stand-by Yesterday's Football Results Injudicious comment to referee earns Rush a sending-off Football Stoke's woe From a Special Correspondent: Jahangir power display is better than ever Squash Rackets (Reuter): Cuba boycott threat Olympic Games Tottenham pay heavy price for their adventurous play Booked Speedie earns draw For the Record Leverkusen move to the top By a Special Correspondent: Force 8 adds to Torbay's perils Yachting Today's television and radio programmes Entertainments Choice Regional Television Variations McAvennie keeps United waiting for first victory Shreeve to coach full time Issues of Government Stock Hinault takes his revenge Cycling Gatting to declare Essex may move in Sport in Brief Botham lays in to equal Test record Fit Ovett is primed for the battle (Reuter): World title win pleasing for Hungary Canoeing Success on and off the water Boon for Boro
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