News from 26/11/1986
1986; Gale Group;
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Anthony Richmond, Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, Adrian Room, Leo Pilkington, Mark Dowd Education Reporter, Richard Evans and Michael McCarthy, Richard Thomson Banking Correspondent, Theon Wilkinson, Michael Clark and Carol Leonard, Geraldine Norman, Sale Room Correspondent, Cliff Feltham, Ian McLauchlan, John Bell, City Editor, S Parkinson, Gavin Bell Arts Correspondent, Ian Murray, John Buckley, Michael Binyon, Jeremy Kingston, Noel Goodwin, Richard Streeton, Ian Smith, Northern Correspondent, Peter Davenport, Defence Correspondent, Stephen Taylor, P. J. Barlow, James Lindesay, Mohsin Ali, Teresa Poole, Business Correspondent, Michael Evans, Whitehall Correspondent, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Maureen Johnson, David Duffield, Lawrence Lever, Martin Cropper, Martin Fletcher, Political Reporter, James Methuen-Campbell, Michael Hamlyn, David Hands, Richard Evans, Political Correspondent, Andrew Beer, Rex Bellamy, Tennis Correspondent, John Hennessy, Agatha Christie, Yuri Orlov, Graham Wilkins, Paul Vallely, David Cross, Robert Kirley, Sydney Friskin, Nicholas Harling, Paul Martin, David Smith, Economics Correspondent, (Michael Phillips), Josephine Fairley, Alan Toogood, Horticulture Correspondent, Jonathan Miller, Media Correspondent, David Miller, Chief Sports Correspondent, David Watts, Nicholas Wood Political Reporter, Robin Oakley, Political Editor, Derek Wyatt, Peter Davalle, Barbara Amiel, Zoriana Pysariwsky, Paul Griffiths, Charles Harrison, Stewart Tendler Crime Reporter, Jill Sherman, Richard Owen, Irving Wardle, G. N. D. Locock, Roger Boyes, Bryan Appleyard, Richard Bassett, Sheila Gunn Political Staff, Keith MacKlin, Ian Smith Northern Correspondent, Bertrand Tavernier, Kenneth Fleet, Ellen Eisenstein, Christopher Thomas, John Goodbody, John England, Philip Webster Chief Political Correspondent, Christopher Walker, David Leitch, Clive White, Amos Perlmutter, Michael Hornsby, Michael Seely, Denis F. Owen, Wilfred Beckerman, Michael Dynes, Graham Searjeant, Stephen Pettitt, Tim Jones, Michael Horsnell, John Woodcock, Cricket Correspondent, R. T. Rivington, Charles Benson, Vivien Tomlinson, Derek Harris Industrial Editor, Hugh Taylor, Pearce Wright, Science Editor, John Tuppen, John Goodbody, Sports News Correspondent, Philip Jacobson, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Michael Coleman, Colin McQuillan, Stuart Jones, Football Correspondent,
ResumoReagan men go in arms scandal Poindexter and adviser in furore over slush fund for Contras The ear of the President Tomorrow Portfolio gold In the black Dollar falls Higgins' fate Calls to Bar Index MPs agog over Mi5 claim Defeat for Britain on Falklands Trial time limit to speed courts Rain and aid rescue Sudan Colonel's shadowy world Brady in talks with CID chief By Our Crime Reporter: Man held in triple murder inquiry Mortgage arrears increasing Sangster picks new trainer Invest For School Fees Ltd Invest for School Fees Ltd French link in Chelsea bombing Bill aims to curb pro-gay councils News Summary Convoy ambushed High-rise flats call Rippon's new job Prison threat to wife Print discipline demand renewed Chaumet Divorce rate up Council leaders fail to stop rate reform Rothschild accused of corrupting Mi5 author MP defies whip over Coal Bill Domestic Damp? Thatcher's sports defence Hatton warning to Kinnock Left seeks backbench coup Tory dissent Safeguards on forest planting promised Servowarm Don't vote for Labour say private schools Principal's rules are vindicated Blood products infect 40% of haemophiliacs in Britain with Aids BBC confident it can win battle over £57m Rotherham joins the holiday resorts Owen calls for less violence Television attacked Picture Gallery Boy weeps for dead friend Murder in terrorist backlash EniChem Dr Jaffe man 'did not need treatment' Woman to invest part of her win Portfolio gold Two in court after PC's death fall Free advice to elderly on keeping warm Mi5 secrecy must be upheld, says Thatcher November 25 1986 Prime Minister Kinnock anger on Iran arms deal Transport policies defended Defence 'will be the main issue' NHS is growing, Fowler insists Picture Gallery More telephone advice for Aids inquirers Aids Measure will give rights to the Udm Coal Indistry Bill Sunken vessel inquiry to be considered Transport Worries in Nato over ships loss Limits on custody imminent More tourists from the US Parliament today Student grants so poor that youngsters opt for training, MPs are told Pay rethink at Civil Service Regione Lombardia Rarest wine for auction Greek goddess's ?923,000 Sale room Partners awarded the Turner art prize Aids is Not Prejudiced Bradford pleads for blame to be shared fairly on fire deaths Match heroes honoured By a Staff Reporter: 'Blackmail of Harrods owner' Doctors discover why people snore Science report Friends of the Elderly British Gas Picture Gallery Police cautions rise for drunkenness £62,000 damages awarded to widow (Reuter): Three ships hit In raid on Larak World Summary Diplomat defects Police free family Job for tragedy ship Militia recapture village from PLO Churches fight Bill Rogers to retire Muslims plead for peace force Israel confirms arms deals Washington crisis: Jerusalem role Admiral's past Contra aid Ironies of siphoned money England chess title defeat Tornadoes display rapid deployment Exercise in Oman An 'invisible man' whose security career crumbled Snags for Austrian coalition British Gas plc Blended Scotch Whisky Mafia leaders charged over Teamsters election fraud Shooting dashes Bonn hope Polish farmers revive Rural Solidarity British TV scoops Emmys (AP): Robbers flee (AP): Cocaine haul (Reuter): Poison charge Pastures new Teachers seek place for blacks Dixons Paris students protest at reform Burst of activity as Britain tries to finalize EEC plans Wright says Government tried to discredit him Whitehall accused of inconsistency The Mi5 spy book hearing in Australia Entertainments Soviet call for media 'openness' Police halt bid to kill Pope Philippines 'close' to ceasefire agreement The Times Nuclear families Television London Debuts Multiple Display Advertising Items Gossip's goodbye Theatre The Women Old Vic A new jazz age for the cinema The French film director Bertrand Tavernier never treads the same road twice. His new film, Round Midninght, recalls the days when emigré jazzmen were a cult in paris. Interview by John preston Gentlepeople Images of desolation The Great Hunger The Almeida ENO Human dynamo Concerts LPO/Solti Festival Hall LSO/Abbado Barbican Holliger/ Northern Sinfonia/Pay Huddersfield Polytechnic The Cap the world won't wear No winners in the subsidies war Adverse effects of Europe's Common agricultural policy have spread far across the world. from Buenos Aires to Sydney, from Wahington to Bangkok, EEC farm policies are causing everything from anger to misery and starvation to over-supply, as this third report on the state of the Cap shows "Moleskin" Trousers Stunted growth Join 'em to beat' em Losers on the zigzag Tied up and let down Money: flood and drought Tomorrow The list goes on Motor 'Feminism has been hijacked, but it is not lost; common sense is a great influence and mainstream women are ready to reclaim the movement' Presents of mind Briefly A round-up news, views and information Quote me… Play if safe Russian rose St. Joseph's Hospice Tracing the path to long lost parents The appliance of social science is being used to reunite parents with children - David Leitch finds it's big business All the fury of the fayre The season of sweet charity looms and shoddy second-hand goods are a-plenty Concise Crossword No 1116 Talkback Multiyork A long trail a-winding Chez new Millennial Exotic East Barry Fantoni London pride Liaison off PHS: Enlightened A good hand badly played Amos Perlmutter on the departure of Admiral Poindexter Peace through pressure Yuri Orlov on western misunderstandings over Soviet human rights Squalor of the inner cit? John Tuppen finds cross-Channel parallels with Britain's fight against urban decay Pay: Lawson's real U-turn Walking into trouble The First Casualties Tinker, Author, Salesman, Spy Teachers of Quality Cutting councils down to size Research decline Health or wealth? Future of N Ireland Failings in the churches' mission College free speech Patent protection The law's delays More distant past On this Day November 26 1952 Ambassadors Theatre "the Mousetrap" Racing handicaps Cold comfort? Court Circular Double Cream Calls to the Bar in Michaelmas term Birthdays today Ornamental shrubs and orchids dominate show Royal Horticultural Society Forthcoming marriages Memorial service Major-General Patrick Hobart Dashing tank commander Sir Frederick Hoare Mr John Hayhurst Mr R. P. Heppel Births, Marriages, Deaths and in Memoriam Courtauld Institute Galleries Richard Dimbleby Cancer Fund Luncheons Reception Bakers' Company Service dinner Dinners Multiple Classified Advertising Items National Stroke Campaign Multiple Classified Advertising Items Winter Sports Antiques & Collectables Antique Fairs Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sinking inquiry a step nearer The Times Crossword Puzzle No 17,213 India greets 'crusader for peace' The Times Information Service Today's events Portfolio gold Weather New dilemma of Pommie-bashing Frank Johnson at the Commons Executive Editor Kenneth Fleet Stock Market Thousands rush for Gas forms Dollar falls below Dm2 Profits up Emap ahead Allied up 21% Index Money Markets Britain back in the black Invisibles change reverses deficit Mr Bruce Matthews to retire £750m bid for ICG 'is inadequate' Uk managers closing the gap Pay deals down to 5.5% Cbi hails 'significant' drop Bank sets underwriting ceiling Picture Gallery Hollis may launch new bid for AE Barclays' shares fall after S African pullout John Charcol Sport By Our City Editor: Challenge to court backing for Panel High street key to Alphameric Readicut acquires Drake for £11m Foreign investment in UK remains buoyant British Gas plc Royal Mail Trump card in the Burton suit Sir Ralph Halpern, foremost of a nation of shopkeepers, has turned round the become the first British executive to be paid more than ?1 million a year Company News Base Lending Rates Dalgety Pilkington needs 'change of culture' By Our City Staff: Reed joins satellite TV group Trading starts Recent Issues Standard Chartered leaps 27p on talk of stake build-up Stock Market Report Wall Street Exchange hit by Smith exit MGM/UA Chancellor strikes invisible gold Comment Al All Allied Foreign Exchanges Traditional Options London Traded Options TMOC Resources Limited London Financial Futures Money Markets and Gold Ricoh Allied finds a successful brew Tempus The Times Unit Trust Information Service Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts Commodities Equities in retreat Stock Exchange Prices Hambros profits jump £6m Williams sells 21 offshoots Hambros Cambrian calls in auditors to hunt for insider dealings Company News Appointments No injunction against strike for third party Law Report November 26 1986 Sentencing during parole Exchange of medical reports Truth-drug evidence is inadmissible in court Calls to the Bar are on page 18 Chestertons Residential Fairbriar Homes Multiple Display Advertising Items London Properties Blyth's Wharf Keith Cardale Groves Druce George Leybourne House Allsop & Co Keith Cardale Groves Rosehaugh Copartnership Ltd Park West Multiple Display Advertising Items Mortgages & Remortgages Overseas Financial Services Winkworth Multiple Display Advertising Items Chelsea Cloisters Multiple Display Advertising Items Black Horse Agencies Un-Modernised House Wimpole Street W1 Dyer Son & Creasey Ellis & Co Multiple Display Advertising Items Egerton John Spencer Brian Lack & Co Cluttons Multiple Display Advertising Items St Georges Square Eaton House Upper Grosvenor Street Multiple Display Advertising Items North of the Thames Garfields W2 Sussex Sq Harley Street W1 Exquisite duplex penthouse in… Sweby Cowan New Stockbroker Teriotory Finchley N3 Large semi det family residence. 11… Bank turns that second home wish into reality Islington N1 3 storey terraced house. Good… Marble Arch Off Eaton Square. Beautifully refurbished house in… Ferme Sales Regents Park Nws Shepkerds Bush. Fully modterr hse. Lge landscaped… Winkworths Hyde Park 150 Yds Barons Court W6 Mod 3 bed house. bath, sep shower.… Barbican Chiswick W4 Crouch End Healthfield Road. N. 19. maisonette.… Energy-saver Mobile barn Multiple Classified Advertising Items Fifteen flats for ?5 million Don't knock the Docks Multiple Classified Advertising Items Country Properties Cluttons Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Strutt & Parker Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items King George Square Multiple Classified Advertising Items John'd Wood & Co Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Real Spain Multiple Classified Advertising Items CDC Nerja Multiple Classified Advertising Items Horner Hill Multiple Display Advertising Items Chestertons Residential Pemberton & Clark Multiple Classified Advertising Items Quraishi Constantine Savills Rentals Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Merry Weather Bright Young Secretary Experienced Medical Secretary Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cripps, Sears SM Multiple Display Advertising Items The Technical Change Centre Birthright The Recruitment Company Multiple Display Advertising Items Medlad Multiple Display Advertising Items Hoggett Bowers Which? Multiple Display Advertising Items Secretary Multiple Display Advertising Items PA Conzept international Multiple Display Advertising Items Ask Alfred Marks FINesse Crone Corkill ACP WBK Multiple Display Advertising Items The Drake International Group Multiple Display Advertising Items Medical Secretary/senior Executive Officer CDR Multiple Display Advertising Items The Creative Use of Money Virgin Group PLC Durrington Corporation Ltd Word Processing Supervisor Trust Secretary Multiple Display Advertising Items Gordon-Yates Hodge Recruitment Design Multiple Display Advertising Items Triangle Secretary to Director Hobstones Elizabeth Hunt Merryweather Multiple Display Advertising Items Gordon-Yates The Work Shop Crone Corkill Secretaries plus Hazell-Staton Directors' Secretaries EMI Ambitious SECRETARY/PA Pa to Chairman Multiple Display Advertising Items Multilingual Services Merryweather Personnel Gordon-Yates Crone Corkill Merryweather Cunard Hotels Limited Gordon-Yates MacBlain Nash TM Secretary/PA to Managing Director The Work Shop Knightsbridge Receptionist Multiple Classified Advertising Items Antiques and collectables Multiple Display Advertising Items Antique fairs Multiple Classified Advertising Items Halafax Antiques Centre A Magnificent Venetian 2 Sets of Unique Watercolours Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bath and Wasps make all the running in divisional games Rugby Union: Selectors Gamble as Unavailability Creates Gaps Nine outsiders get the regional call Davies the Sole deputy Marino throws spanner in the Jets' works American Football Today's Fixtures Inviting fair play World appeal to clean up drug-taking act Modern Pentathlon Mandarin: Plumpton Selections Mandarin: Ludlow Selections Mandarin: Bundle Boy can excel again in Arkle colours Racing Western Sunset aims high Derby award for Stoute Results from yesterday's three meetings Dickinson remains tight lipped over his future All-weather racing moves step nearer Polish Knight gives Brown training first Bad light saves the day for Pakistan England are allowed to indulge their indifference Cricket Another Czech son slinks slowly towards the West 'The authorities think we're still little kids,' Pimek says The simple, important truth Tennis Revenge comes swiftly and naturally to recently deposed king of squash Jahangir upholds the time-honoured traditions of the Pathans in Zurich Slough know too much for Oxford Hockey (AP): Peugeot win appeal but result is unchanged Motor Rallying Profit for Kangaroos Rugby League Portsmouth pay tribute to Dassie Basketball Conway wins through Ice Skating Rangers have daunting task McLean searching for United killer punch Snooker suffers a blow to the pocket Higgins' butting incident highlights the game's growing controversy Beleaguered Chelsea make their peace and reap the rewards Football: Speedie and Spackman Return to the Fold and are Instrumental in West Ham's Defeat at Upton Park Hibs hot on trail of Gray Welsh plan card scheme An empty victory for Charlton Last Night's Results Training blow delays Pyatt title defence Boxing Rebel Hughes has ?90,000 windfall Cricket Turner rejects offer of a job at Peterborough Sharp Gillingham swamp County Heading for Portugal For the Record When memories are taken off the ice Choice BBC1 Le Meridien Piccadilly Sangster relies on old ally Hills for Manton hot seat Competition or recreation? RMB Grand prix for Japan Sport in Brief Intrepid Toleman back on the road of discovery By a Correspondent: Jones not put off his act by distractions Snooker Threat of long ban on Higgins Harvey's tactics reap fine reward Squash Rackets No need to run scared of the law Chance lost to see leading player Country men are running scared
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