News from 30/12/1986
1986; Gale Group;
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Alan Tomlinson, Richard C. Whitefield Hon Chairman, Clifford Longley, Mark Dowd Education Reporter, Simon Barnes, N. Barnes, Cliff Feltham, Ian Murray, Michael Binyon, Guy Ker, John Butterfield, Ahmed Fazl, Mohsin Ali, Norman Hammond, Archaeology Correspondent, Rodney Lord, Pearce Wright Science Editor, Lawrence Lever, Rodney Cowton, Transport Correspondent, Pamela Duckham, Ray Kennedy, Robin Young, Martin Cropper, John Winder, Michael Clark, John Young, Diana Geddes, David Hands, Alistair Horne, Rex Bellamy, Tennis Correspondent, Martin Fletcher Political Reporter, Norman de Mesquita, Roger Scruton, Alan Lipfriend, Robert Kirley, Sydney Friskin, Harry Golombek Chess Correspondent, Nicholas Harling, Paul Martin, David Miller, Philip Webster, Chief Political Correspondent, Stewart Tendler and Chris Steyn, Jonathan Miller, Media Correspondent, David Watts, Robin Jessel Finance Director, Gareth Huw Davies, Alison Eadie, Peter Davalle, John Russell Taylor, Paul Griffiths, Frank Glyn-Jones, George Engle, Tony Aston Director, Craig Seton, PHS, Richard Owen, Barry Pickthall, Joyce Whitehead, Roger Boyes, Ivor Davis, David Sapsted, John Bell and Lawrence Lever, Derek Harris, Industrial Editor, Keith MacKlin, Kenneth Fleet, Christopher Warman Property Correspondent, John Goodbody, David Young, John England, Christopher Walker, Geraldine Norman, George Hill, F. G. St Clair Strange, Paul Newman, Peter Dear and Peter Davalle, Sarah Hemming, Barry Wood, Andrew Lycett, (Leonard Woolley), Marie Stokes Chairman, John Woodcock, Cricket Correspondent, Richard Morrison, Chris Moore, Derek Harris Industrial Editor, Paul Pickering, Andrew McEwen Diplomatic Correspondent, David Young Energy Correspondent, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Richard Ford, Rodney Lord Economics Editor, Richard Wigg, Kenneth Fleet Executive Editor,
ResumoTomorrow Portfolio Times Sport Index Tory grandee MacMillan dies, aged 92 'Outstanding bravery, wit and compassion' The unflappable liberal dandy Wasps bow to Brent on apartheid 50 flee 'violent and permissive US' for Moscow Giant US rocket for Star Wars Kinnock goes on the offensive on nuclear strategy Anti-Aids TV delayed Missing girl is unharmed as man surrenders Racal buys in Vodafone The New Britannica Inferno as ear rams restaurant News Summary Cavalry crossing Park war on plant Disputed news Puppies put down Pilgrims take over cathedrals Funeral missed Police ask soldiers to join force Greenwich voters voice their misgivings over Labour extremism MPs' dilemma op private coal industry Prospects of jobs down for the start of new year By a Staff Reporter: Industrial relations are best since 1964 Picture Gallery State schools manifesto derided No Title Post chief criticizes sell-off proposals Tanker's radar 'faulty' Faster service and better stations in Inter-City shake-up BR cash rolled in after end of cheap first class Expansion of Tube 'at risk' Five die in fire set off by candle Silo deaths BBC 'cowardly' in halting Biggs film Babies thrive with singing mothers Top chess players move in Runner better The Bench is very much a man's world Drivers steer clear of drink Road safety campaign Thief is sucker for scotch Her Majesty's Customs & Excise Hopes of new TV realized Slimmers vote Duchess as the top figure The Limited Edition Peugeot 309 Style Societies aiming at urban renewal and specialized homes Housing finance: 2 In the second of two articles, Christopher Warman Proeprty Correspondent, describes building societies plans to move into housing and particularly into specialized developments Appeal Prince on youth aid By a Staff Reporter: Fair rent panels criticized Elegant hotel is unusually quiet Shelbourne dispute Halifax the World's No 1 Snooker gives the elderly a new life Lawson accused of seeking VAT rise Secret inquiry clears Shamir and puts Shin Bet case to rest Abbey National Now for a lard sell round the world Medals for Voyager pilots Redundant labour faces socialist version of tne dole Hungary economy Part 2 18 die in Christmas massacre Rebels renew attacks after Barre victory (AP): Race death charges dismissed Payouts agreed on Challenger World Summary (Reuter): Airstrip proposal (Reuter): Singapore reshuffle (AP): Libyan victory King ignores blast (AP): Birthday amnesty Why Maryana is happier in Siberia Swede of the year (AP): Refugees to move Blast risk at hotel French rail peace hope grows after concession Picture Gallery US and Iran seek claim agreement Britain renews Guatemala links Treaty ignores Belize question Bonn election to cost SPD dearly EEC fears brain drain of research scientists Black mark for Britian Clash over Bethlehem church dirt McAfee shoes Tokyo to end defence taboo Pretoria on activities of black pupils Kim Ii Sung again elected president North Korea speculation ends Entertainments Students in new defiant protest financier charged over station blast Judges to rule on visa row Parties struggle to emerge from Duvalier's shadow Haiti in a power vacuum (AFP): Manila claim for Marcos plunder (Reuter): Two die in helicopter (Reuter): Minister goes (AP): Gem theft Naples (Ap)- Thieves dug their way through… (Reuter): Sea crash (Reuter): Climb escape (Reuter): Lost at sea (Reuter): UFOs seen (Reuter): Cake delight (Reuter): Upset by play The Times Even the blues are welcome Television London International Hotel Making a desirable sort of influential markp Picture Gallery Concert ENO Theatre The Nutcracker Rodin Words above the music The introduction of surtitles in opera has created at least as many problems as it has solved, considers Paul Griffiths RSC Plundering the underworld Helped by the sumgglers of the Mafia, Italy's tomb robbers supply the world's major museums every year with Greek, Roman and Etruscan treasures worth millions of pounds. Geraldine Norman Sale From Tomb to Museum Shelf: How the Smugglers Legitimize their Treasures Two cheers for the resolution New Year'd Eve offers the last chance for they heavy drinkers of the Soviet bloc to charge their glasses freely Econometric crystal balls One predication for 1987 can be made with certainty: hi-tech business forcasting will be back in fashion Concise Crossword No 1142 The weird and the wearable Enrico Coveri Sanderson Sale London Bedding Centre Lillywhites Piccadilly Circus Loewe Edina Ronay Half Price Soviet style People Go show Royal red Driving a wedge The Times Diary Pious hope The Times Diary Colonel Clint The Times Diary Kicking it The Times Diary Knock in vain The Times Diary Picture Gallery Telefission The Times Diary Island TT The Times Diary Losing height The Times Diary Excuse , my lord, the liberty I take . To do… Don't let Iran divert us from path of peace Abba Eban, former Israeli foreign minister, puts the trobles now besetting President Reagan into an overall Middle East context Who should be our sugar daddy? Exam figures -and facts Roger Scruton Painting the tree red Paul Pickering Patent protection Competition and Gas If . . . Firm in the seat Keeping abreast of technology Famaylife From Professor R. C. Whitfield Sir, Digby… The evil that men do First things first Locust threat in Ethiopia Cheaper power Can one credit it? Benefit for disabled On this Day Odds-on chance Social News Forthcoming marriages Appointments Latest wills London lead pollution falls by half Science report Birthdays today Polytechnic news Picture Gallery Spain reclaims philosopher From 'heretic' to hero University news Obituary Sir Douglas Haddow Scottish administrator in the Johnston mould Mr Andrei Tarkovsky General Huang Ke-Cheng Prof Dumas Malone Professor Herbert Dieckmann Sir Tom Hood Births, Marriages, Deaths Early German bell foundry found Archaeology No Title British Heart Foundation Be First on the 1st Winter Sports Greenwich Health Authority Times Newspapers Ltd The Times Information Service The Times Crossword Puzzle No 17,240 The triumphant years of Supermac portfolia gold Weather Executive Editor Kenneth Flee Stock Market FT 30Sihare 1307 Takeover help for Barrow Blue Arrow's US hat-trick M&g objects Texas Air wins Pru ADRs Wall Street 18 Stock Market 19 Co News 18 Tempos 19… Market Summary Banks sue on tin collapse £300m claim against Government By Our Industrial Editor: British Aerospace wins £90m orders British Gas pressed to buy from UK Brokerin 'insiderinquiry 500 gas investors will not lose out Sparks fly in to US M&s expands out of Canada Racal pays £110m to own Vodafone AEtna Index Guinness was involved in share payment Dollar slides under yen pressure Oil stays below $18 Wall Street Dalgety We make sure America gets its fast food fast (Reuter): EEC faces US trade barriers Foreign Exchanges Japan prepares for stern budget today Company News Recent Issues London Traded Options Appointments Money Markets and Gold Traditional Options London Financial Futures Traders fear oil prices may fall again if Saudis unload reserves Stock Market Alpha Stocks Goliath Courtaulds needs a bigger sword to beat David Tempus Embattled tobacco industry weighs up its strategy Up in Smoke Range of Guinness inquiry widening Comment Kenneth fleet Japan lays dollar low Base Lending Rates The Times Unit Trust Information Service Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts Commodities Financial Trusts Turnover at low ebb Stock Exchange Prices Big bids take the limelight Takeover battles bosted the ranks of stock market front-runners as loscrs slipped on lower oil priccs The Leaders Lega; Appointments P&I Club International Lawyer Diary of Classified No Title The Laggards GGH Commercial/company Solicitor Multiple Classified Advertising Items IA Recruitment News Corp tof raise £878m a for H&wt bid £3bn deficit forecast Barnsley Magistrates' Court By a Special Correspondent: Atkinson and Somerset cling to faint hopes of recapturing Botiiam Cricket (Reuter): Tellpateli-fettle to beat weather (Reuter): Edwards the pioneer has lone way logo Ski Jumping Today's Fixtures Pending trial in libel action not saffleient to postpone statement in court Law Report December 30 1986 Fera equals record in Racers' spree ICE Hockey A purple patch of pure pleasure A winning partnership offering all that is best in sport Redskins kicked out of hock American Football Pools Forecast Mandarin: Worcester Mandarin: Plumpton Selections Mandarin: `Encouraging signs that Morning Line is ready to collect for Kennard Racing Rewarding campaign for French Captain Dark Raven doubtful Mandarin: Taunton Selections Results from yesterday's three meetings From our Irish Racing Correspondent: Nicholson planning Irish encore with Very Promising Corporal Ginger to mount another successful raid LeoDardstown result f roster iaKen Fergy on right track Australia may never surface agaiii David Miller predicts loss of grass at Kooyong will end Davis Cup greatness for Fraser's men Wild card granted to Lendl By a Correspondent: Scotland Iwetop US coach Volleyball Gomer confidence receives a tonic Reayer's late surprise Indoor world cup brought up short Hockey West continue their impressive start MeEenzie on course for record Boxing Taitand Gilbert to appear (Reuter): Germans claim first victory Bobsleighing Latin Americans keep Real in chase Football Overseas Results By a Special Correspondent: Why professional running is starting to go flat Athletics Edwards puts his case for United Basketball No Title Gcmdoris third in a special line Last night's results Mixed fortunes as England selectors are kept waiting Rugby Union Risk of injury depletes Bath Welsh seeding row is over ATP still searching for perfect head director Tennis Big names bring tiejiiipigsters into line Clinics that go with a blitzkrieg for Rugby Union hopefuls Tiiiie for entrepreneurs to halt slide in appeal Picture Gallery Riilt Mtifc trms up Bishops hopes Rugby League For the Record Snow Reports No deal Television and Radio Meridien The Battle of Rose Cottage Australia find no escape from the one-day treadmill Sport (Reuter): Imran is facing a fight for fitness Mill Hill's offer lures Lock Queen Elizabeth2 The Aga JOian to send 15 horses to Gumarii Racing Kiwi Artful Dodger on crash course %ith veteran Conner Atkins returns at Worcester Sport in Brief By a Correspondent: Late goals put Portsmouth back on the top Wicks and Hazard can leave Millwall holdout for point Statham in line for a recall
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