News from 17/10/1986
1986; Gale Group;
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Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, Miles Kington, Toby Young, Keith Hindley, Executive Editor Kenneth Fleet, Richard Thomson Banking Correspondent, F. Dixon Ward Executive Director, Michael Clark and Carol Leonard, Geraldine Norman, Sale Room Correspondent, P. C. Thompson, Cliff Feltham, Clifford Webb, Michael Stevenson, Richard Long, George Gilder, Ian Murray, Michael Binyon, Francis Pole, Richard Streeton, Richard Eaton, Peter Davenport, Defence Correspondent, Gerald Davies, Mitchell Platts, Peter Wood, R. Cooper, Ahmed Fazl, Teresa Poole, Business Correspondent, Lawrence Lever, Alan Hamilton, Martin Cropper, Michael Hamlyn, Diana Geddes, Alfred Black, Peter Nicholas, Mark Green, Stuart Jones, Football Correspondent, David Watt, John Hennessy, Martin Fletcher Political Reporter, Angella Johnson, Martin Flecher, Political Reporter, Terence Bendixson, Paul Vallely, Sydney Friskin, Nicholas Harling, David Smith, Economics Correspondent, Chris Thau, Deirdre MacDonald, Philip Webster, Chief Political Correspondent, (Michael Phillips), Nicolas Soames, David Miller, Chief Sports Correspondent, George P. Black, Michael Watkins, Robin Oakley, Political Editor, Michael Reilly, Bruce of Donington, Alison Eadie, David Robinson, Nicholas Beeston, John Russell Taylor, Christopher Mosey, Tom Benyon, Paul Griffiths, Stewart Tendler Crime Reporter, Richard Evans Political Correspondent, Jill Sherman, PHS, Richard Owen, Stewart Tendler, Crime Reporter, Barry Pickthall, Pat Butcher, Joyce Whitehead, Roger Boyes, Dr G. P. Black, Stephanie Billen, Kenneth Fleet, Lorraine Fraser, George Ace, John Goodbody, David Young, Philip Howard Literary Editor, Christopher Walker, Judith Huntley, Clive White, Paul Newman, Robert Elegant, Michael Hornsby, Michael Seely, Michael Barnes, Director, Ernle Money, Philip Webster, Tim Jones, Michael Horsnell, Derek Harris, Stoddart of Swindon, Nicholas Wood, Political Reporter, Bailey Morris, Robert Fisk, Rodney Lord, Economics Editor, Richard Morrison, F. Dixon Ward, Richard Lander, Pearce Wright, Science Editor, Philip Jacobson, Rodney Lord Economics Editor, Richard Williams, Gordon Burrows,
ResumoFall in jobless sharpest since Tory victory The Fleet Street revolution Exculsive next week Order The Times today Queen sees ghostly warriors Mitterrand in accord bit nuclear deterrent Champagne producers expect a bumper year Chancellor fails to cheer City Picture Gallery Russians release dissident scientist Tory right retains grip on Whips Israelis shot-down pilot Patten asks for extra £40m aid French use Ovett in Olympics bid Alexanders Laing & Cruickshank Holdings Ltd Cracks alert on aircraft engines News Summary Dispute halts Jaguar Yard sees solicitor £1m for PC's appeal Geld of in food plan Unit for drug babies Job protection plea Wellesley Briscoe & Partners Ltd Asian to fight poll Legislative decks clear for summer poll Labour fight bar on MP's role over immigration Annan call for cash ban on college Oxford rent strike m grant dispute Some ferry crews still protesting Picture Gallery £57m pit opens in Scotland Health posts are being paid by teaching funds UDM chief proud and bitter at end 'Stunt' charge over Fowler hospitals list Steel's do-or-die battle on defence Court bid for Taylor file fails Buying The Times overseas Bamber denies that he slaughtered his 'loving' parents Sister was locked in a 'curtain of evil' and wanted to be with God' Look-back at 60 years of TV sets By a Staff Reporter: Farmer's wife stabbed to death in sex attack Jordanian names 'enemies' Human bomb trial Obsessed son shot himself after siege Police accused of fabricating rape evidence The Spectator Yard drug inquiry leads to arrests Holidays boost for winners Portfolio Gold Ports fear big job losses and closures from Channel tunnel Royal Mail Missing file holds no secrets says MoD Picture Gallery Prosecution withdraws 'sex for job' charge Currie's warning to victims of Aids Minister promises necessary action on library ban Parliament October 16 1986 Wapping Dispute Airports bus link working Retailers use young 'as cheap labour' Next week Solicitors are angry at plan to transfer free legal advice scheme Accident victims 'put off' by courts Dangerous walk plea rejected Testing time for homeopathy cure MP impersonates Hitler for judge Attack on exclusive Bar rights Two youths sought in double killing Sun Alliance Insurance Group Mentally ill people 'in guest houses' 'Sex for job' charge fails Epson Royal art stolen by boat (AP): Collection of 83 Chagall prints stolen EM Shamir faces security Issues over aircraft loss and grenade attack Peres to hand over power after accord on Cabinet posts French to face Unifil discipline From Our Own Correspondent Cairo: Palestinians offer a range targets Moscow is firm on Star Wars link US opinion backs Reagan Nato commanders angry at being kept in the dark Superpower arms control talks Soviet-Polish proposal a 'carrot' for the West (Reuter): Police in Seoul storm parliament World Summary Aquino faces breach (Reuter): Taiwan's new deal (Reuter): Ozal ponders Kinnock warning From Our Own Correspondent Washington: Soviet trip for young astronauts (AP): Protest delays Nevada test MSC Fears growing of Mafia move into richest region in Italian south Harare considers boosting troops Mozambique crisis Afrikaner showdown British team pinpoints life in Salvador debris Dixons Picture Gallery Nigerian wins Nobel literature prize MEP says true cost of surplus concealed New Zealand's anti-nuclear Bill clears the first hurdle Opposition sees end to Anzus (AP): Briton killed in Cairo flat School route available for accompanied child US admits supplying missiles to rebels Ershad denies poll fraud charges Minister obliged to organize smallholders' marketing Allowance payable in fostering scheme Proving burglar's intent to harm Description in rating list not binding New-breed urban guerrillas worry Bonn security forces Terror in Germany Part 1 ETA claims fatal car-bomb attack British Gas Curzon Mayfair Sotheby's Entertainments Hard times and grim humour Cinema Young and foolish Television Konrad Furs 'Why do orchestras exclude the music of our age?' Paul Griffiths deplores the way in which modern composers are virtually ignored, while the 19th century 'Greats' flourish Safety first saves face Concerts YMSO Blair Festival Hall Parke Ensemble October Gallery Jazz McCoy Tyner Ronnie Scott's Loose Tubes Logan Hall Prints both ancient and modern Gallery Czechoslovak Prints from 1900 to 1970/Contemporary Japanese Prints/Jean Morin British Museum The Mission Scarred by the lost generation Twenty years ago a slag heap made by man descended on a school full of children and wiped out a generation. Michael Watkins returned to Aberfan, where more than the landscape is seared Heal's A skate to the sunny side of the street Concise Crossword No 1082 The Times Pitching for ponches Nicaragua goes wild as the World Series brings the American baseball season to an exciting climax House husbands to a man Since the Denis Thatcher lampoons began the spouses of woman MP's have worn a wary look. As Parliament resumes, Toby Young reports on the pressures of having a wife in the House Ala carte The penalty of mercy The Chief Justice of California tells why she faces a poll defeat Humana Hospital Wellington Hope for anorexics Medical Briefing Oily cure for heart disease? Ache: a bar to jobhunters Check at your fingertips Rose growers association The Times Diary Heal thyself The Times Diary Differential The Times Diary Picture Gallery Scaled down The Times Diary Ads-Lib The Times Diary Great Wen The Times Diary Silicon Valley's tax allure George Gilder on the new impetus for a British hi-tech brain drain Shaping up to the city of the future China: now for the real leap Robert Elegant looks beyond Deng's reforms to the challenge to the nation's pride Don't write off the Alliance Cycle clips from a royal progress Moreover … Miles Kington Sense and Sensitivity Ripples from Reykjavik Helping the Mahdi No refuge for addict on the loose Schools guide A rush of visitors Mechanical aid Listing procedure Dealing with perjury Cost of EEC to UK taxpayer Cruelty to animals A power. I am, Sir, yours faithfully, F. Dixon Ward,… Incident in Verona Pension complaint Destruction of both Houses of Parliament by Fire Out of sight Court Circular Dinners Single Cream Sotheby's clock in fake claim after sale Forthcoming marriages Marriages Time of revival for English clocks Sale room Inner Temple Dyer's Company Royal Institute of Navigation While Knights Ball Basketmakers' Company Birthdays today Meeting Reception Service dinners Mr R. V. Tooley Creator of appetite for old maps Judge P. Ingress Bell Mrs Wilma Soss Births, Marriages, Deaths and in Memoriam A mini power station in the basement Science report Latest wills Personal Columns Loyalist claim in double murder The Times Crossword Puzzle No 17,179 The Times Information Service Portfolio Gold Weather Stock Market Nobel Prize for US professor £4m rescue Strong reply Losses cut OTT extension Baker popular Mecca sale Market Summary Low-Key Lawson gives no cheer to the markets Low PSBR rise surprises City Coalite raises bid for Hargreaves by 28% By Our Economics Correspondent: New study plays down size of Britain's black economy New quota criteria for Opec Holding cut Sherwood predicts return to profit Fun money prospects Christies says no to Phillips High Growth Adamson goes in Renold board shake-up Ladbroke sells Laskys to Granada for £30m Holmes á Court could be the mystery buyer of Sears shares Stock Market Report Clausen will reject Interstate offer By Our Parliamentary Staff: Financial Bill defeat Commercial Bank of Wales PLC Buildings flotation planned Base Lending Rates Harris Queensway acquires Harveys By Our City Staff: Bell fails to lift stake in Crucible above 20% Company News Warning on pay levels More reforms on the way Policies of sound money and free markets Mansion House speeches The Magnificent Seven Women's place in the boardroom Next Friday, the Institute of Directors will host a one-day conference on "women on the Board" offering guidance to women executives who want to reach the top. Teresa Poole, Business Correspondent, reports Micro Focus over the worst Tempus TSB pulls lower paid investors Governor want players to be gentlemen Comment Kenneth Fleet Property Holding & Investment Trust Plc Granada scores a first The Times Unit Trust Information Service Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts Commodities Financial Trusts Equities mark time Stock Exchange Prices Dow extends gains Wall Street Foreign Exchanges London Traded Options Money Market and Gold London Financial Futures Traditional Options Company News Recent Issues Why the oak smoke makes a difference Picture Gallery A new loan-while-you-learn scheme Your Own Business Business to Business Briefing Multiple Display Advertising Items IBM Business to Business Multiple Display Advertising Items Volkswagen Panel Vans Roger Head Motors The Times British Telecom Mercedes offers glimpse future Motoring by Clifford Webb On the upmarket trail again Car Buyers' Guide Motors Leasing Car Buyers' Guide Argonauts not out to fleece Rugby Union: The Men who are Playing Jason Just for the Kicks Whitewash stars stay evergreen Injuries hit Coventry Gray aims to break Welsh mould Davies lifts siege on Millfield pack Mandarin: Ajdal confirm his Classic claim Mandarin, By Our Newmarket Correspondent: Newmarket Selections Mandarin, By Our Newmarket Correspondent: Catterick Bridge Selections Starkey collects seven day ban in Then Again inquiry Mandarin: Market Rasen Selections Hockey sticks have never been jollier Pat Butcher celebrates the centenarian given a new lease of life by artificial resuscitation Sydney Friskin's guide to England's World Cup squad on the eve of their semi-final Horse and Hound Sox sock it to them Baseball Picture Gallery Fenwick allowed to leave Football: Patience Runs out for England Defender and Gets its Reward for Segers Picture Gallery McKinnon back in the hunt Non-League football by Paul Newman Indonesian stars to compete Badminton Umpiring dispute overshadows Kapil Dev's injury Cricket Brandon is now a coach Basketball Bad weather postpones long-a waited grudge match Yachting From a Special Correspondent: Haagensen leads Horse Trials Good wins for novice Power Boating Yesterday's Raging Results Burrows makes his exit Bowls From a Special Correspondent, Stuttgart: Crofts vain fight Tennis For the Record Dashing Dowling earns high praise England look to improve in Germany Women's Hockey Nicklaus junior's dream debut vanishes at ninth Golf Adams is wooed and won Judo From a Correspondent San Remo: Crash puts Pond out of final stage Motor Rallying Britain let France slip past Today's Fixtures (AP): Date in Florence BBC1 Alpine Roland's Mission accomplished Choice Olympic poker players show Spanish hand Birmingham state their case RSPB Italians shut out Anderson Day in charge DeFreitas earns his place in squad ahead of Foster Cricket How the mighty have fallen Hockey State of English hockey and countdown to semi-finals Gloves on for Bruno Sport in Brief Adams Wooed (AP): Cypriots' yes Cannons fined Fudge back Hoddle makes Robson gasp in admiration Gough's colleague worries Scotland
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