News from 16/01/1987
1987; Gale Group;
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Alan Tomlinson, Christopher Walker, Kabul, Michael calck and Carol Leonard, Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, Miles Kington, Frank Johnson, Richard Thomson Banking Correspondent, Stephen Leather, Martin Fletcher political Reporter, Cliff Feltham, Clifford Webb, Michael Stevenson, Barbara Toner, , David Smith, Ian Murray, Michael Binyon, David Cross And Craig Seton, Richard Streeton, John Clare, Education Correspondent, Mario Modiano, Kenneth Baker, Michael McCarthy, John Ballantinene, Palm Springs, Colin Narbrough, Mitchell Platts, Roger Lean-Vercoe, Mohsin Ali, John Clare, Rodney Lord, Jesse T. Wickham, Pearce Wright Science Editor, Lawrence Lever, W. F. Cater, A. L. Koenig, David Smith Economics Correspondent, Bintley/Jackson, Alison Eudie, John Dorman, Barry Fantoni, Donald Sumner, Goffrey Brace, John Percival, David Watt, Cloive white, Rex Bellamy, Tennis Correspondent, Richardd Thomson, Banking corresopondent, John Ardagh, Zoriana pysariwsky, John Woodcock, Sydney Friskin, Philip Webster, Chief Political Correspondent, William Greaves, David Watts, Robin Oakley, Political Editor, Mark Dowd, Alison Eadie, David Robinson, Peter Davalle, Judith Huntley, Commercial Property Correspondent, A. W. Bradeley (Editor public Law), Shenavai V. Kreischer, Andrew McEwen, Diplomatic Correspondent, Simon Cave, Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, Stewart Tendler Crime Reporter, Robert Matthews, Sheila Gunn, Political Staff, Christopher Wade (Headmaster), Jill Sherman, Barry Pickthall, Irving Wardle, Joyce Whitehead, Pamela Duveen, David Sapsted, Richard Bassett, Keith MacKlin, Edward Townsend Industrial Correspondent, Robin oakey, Political Editor, Kenneth Fleet, Nicholas Shakespcare, Pearce Wright, Science Editor, Jonathan Miller Media Correspondent, Christopher Thomas, P. J. Vincent University of Lancaster, John England, Edgar Palamountain Chairman, George Ace, John Goodbody, Dympha Byrne, Ray Health, Sarah Roche, Paul Newman, Ronald Faux and Tim Jones, Robert Grieves, Michael Seely, John young, Tony Jacklin, Reginald Thomas, R. W. Heathcote, Stephen Pettitt, Frances Gibb Legal Affairs Correspondent, I. W., Gadreth Iiuw Davies, Nicholas Shakespeare, John Woodcock, Cricket correspondent, Bailey Morris, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Tama Janowitz, A. P. M. Coxon, Director, Chris Moore, Mitchel Platts, Richard Lander, Barry pickthall Fremantle, Michael Evans, Harvey Elliott Air Correspondent, Juan Carlos Gumucio Beirut, J. K. Roberts The Old Nursery, Eric A. Jensen, David Hands, Rugby correspondent, Richard Ford, John Wilson BBC External Services, Peter Evans, Home Affairs Correspondent,
ResumoPressure is on Thatcher to curb the City Dons seek marking boycott Europe dream Credit curbs Mortgage peak Shares record England lose Portfolio Gold Index Whisky trade mark transferred US Picture Gallery Hattersley warning on tax Inquiry into the high price of airport diplomacy Jobless fall boosts Tories Picture Gallery Workers praised as the big freeze still grips Britain Jovial arms talks lunch Police gunman in Brixton raid cleared by jury Uneasy ceasefire starts in Kabul Advertisements Does Your Memory Fail You? Firearms curb Royal nanny to give up her job News Suummary Pay hope dashed Child aid doubled Bastion is breached TGWU joins trend to single-union deals South Afreican Airways Farmland home call Credit limits urged to curb rising debts Lectures in pay dispute threaten to halt degrees Picture Gallery Kiper car was stolen say family Motorist undeterred by 39 hours in snowdrift Coldd Weather Chaos Nursing shortage blamed for death Miner's gas warnings ignored, court told Human Rights Bill Second Reading See Page 9 Airlines outraged at airport charges Journalists to challenge £1,000 fines Repeated police bungling led to rioting Guidelines ignored as officers stormed house in search of armed man More TV adverts likely Scotland Yard disarms 238 detectives Solicitors set for 6% rise Legal aid fees Maples Cash will go towards motorbike Portfolio Gold Asda doubles car range Move on cold weather rejected Stalker request by Labour Referendum called for Lie detector study ordered Plea made on alcohol fight Police hours Human Rights Bill Second Reading See Page 9 Pilkington merger plan will not be referred TV proposal under attack European programmes Picture Gallery Nothing is being kept under wraps, MPs told Guinness Alliance 'still main threat to Tories' Montefiore fails to persuade Coal industry Bill wins third reading Coal Industry Thatcher resists law powers plea Prime Minister Parliament next week Call for resignation of chief constable reopens old wounds Yard in campaign against racism Manchester's record Cuts temper pollution gain Scinece report Trial for itemized phone bill Picture Gallery Dixons Ulster MP admits unlawful assembly Prince in call for more help for dying Scandinavian Bank Group (Reuter): Threat to distrupt film about Biko World Summary Rock border checks Chissano in Harare (Reuter): Christie's chief lied Trident tested Karachi toll rises Vadim must pay UN scort sought for neutral ships The Gulf War Political party law (Reuter): Bomber executed Sunni leader tells Waite Lebanon is a captive UN peace force pleads for more weapons to fend off attackers (Reuter): Bonn holds hijack suspect Sun Alliance Insurance Group US blacks' past gains eroded by government policies, report says Mitterrand unveils his dream of return to Europe's lost freedoms £5 Extra towards your Heating Costs By Our Foreign Staff: EEC gives victims £1.85 million aid The freeze in Europe Desrperate battle to save father in icy river drama Soviet bloc unveils its computer Japanese shop by satellite Marine's lover 'was KGB spy' Rights Campaign A Limited Edition Peugeot 309 with Interest Free… Strikes against austerity policy cripple many Greek services Austria's coalition shares out jobs McAfee shoes Challenge to Kohl gathers pace ahead of the poll Natpro's National Provincial Building Society Contras go to right for funds Entertainments Nicaraguan tribunal makes example of leading businessman CIA spy jailed for 30 years Calls for Reagan apology resisted Breaking the ice as Geneva arms talks open (AP): Free pass for Reagan gunman Deng's TV marathon tries to dispel doubts over reforms (Reuter): Iceland fishing strike is over Greece ratifies Single Act (Reuter): Army shelling (Reuter): Adrift 10 days (Reuter): Failure ousted Plot foiled (Reuter): Mystery ban (AFP): Punjab dead (Reuter): Arab Aids (AP): Bhopal ruling (AP): Rosy cheek A small problem Television Renoir Russell Square Tube Curzon Mayfair The fairy-tale world of independence Cinema Journeys among the Dead Riverside Theatre The Secret Garden King's Head May /Cooper Elizabeth Hall Concert Simply beautiful dance Dance Bintley/Jackson Sadler's Wells Cannon The schools that must try harder Kenneth Baker (above) is worried by the latest HMI reports. John Clare suggests that the answers may lie in his own hands Official Flies on the Classsroom Wall Saturday Portfolio gold Segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation for ever' George Wallace, the Dixie hard man who softened, retires on Monday after his years in control of Alabama Concise Crossword No 1157 A. Wellesley Briscoe & Partners Ltd. 'Off the mark' reports When the child is father to the man At ten a child is perhaps as close to perfect as he or she can ever hope to become; a balance, says Barbara Toner, between self-interest and a concern for the higher goals of life, like just and order No slave to success Tama Janowitz is in London, in the money and in with the critics. Now all she needs is to fall in love, fast Warming signals Medical Briefing Some help at the end of the line Someone calls a Citizens' Advice Bureau in search of help every second of the day Konrad Furs King Coal's own goal III-timed Well connected Sleep of the just Offbeat Barry Fantoni PHS: Weirdies all Now let's go in for the skill Rodney Lord sees the continuing fall in unemployment as an opportunity to raise the quality of Britain's workforce Profiting from Nimrod's costly lesson A people who live only for themselves As the election nears, John Ardagh takes a critical look at the German character Open a second cold front now Moreover... Miles Kington Arms: the great Tory poll hope Markets and Morality A More Modest Peace Process French sale time Aids and morals Chilling thoughts on winter ills From the inside Rewards for toil MacMillan succession Opting out Firm in the saddle Looking askance at education The evil that men do Austria and the Nazis Irish Treaty Ratified Words to the wise Court Circular Luncheon Memorial service Christening Latest wills Royal Astronomical Society Friends of the Elderly Does Your Memory Fail Your? Birthdays today College head to retire Introduction of the Duke of York African tour for Prince Church news Corporation of London Picture Gallery Garden heritage trail for London Forthcoming marriages Room for expansion in animal ark Science report Fragonard sold for £127,892 Sale room Mr Anatoly Efros Gifted Russian director who knuckled under Dr J. M. S. Tompkins Amando Bertuzzi Amanda Mr Anthony Vandervell Births, Marriages, Deaths Royal Navy entries Schools Announcements 'Donate blood before surgery' The Times Crossword Puzzle No 17,255 The Times Information Service Algerians hold rally men on cash charge Portfolio Gold Weather My Goodness—Mr Kinnock Frank Johnson in the Commons Executive Editor Kenneth Fleet Stock Market Green Giant site plan by Regalian Gillespie back at News Int Acatos first @#THF ahead Beecham sells Index Market Summary BTR calls for share inquiry Insider dealing fesared in glass bid DTI examines trade mark deal Face up to competition Sir Gordon Borrie throws down a challenge SEC focus on Boesky payments Home loans soar to £36bn 'Conductor' in buyout Statements by Tyzack 'premature' Simon bid raised to £202m IG Index H&WT treaty brings victory for Murdoch Ninth Dow record on busiest day Wall Street Northern Engineering names new director Appointments Base Lending Rates Company News Plenty of predators in the queue for hotel rooms An upturn in bookings means brighter times ahead for Britain's hoteliers-and possibly bidders at the reception desk Across the jobs divide Boost for blacksports, but long-term problems remain Ship canal victory near for Highams Inchcape reshuffles in HK Dealer wound up after DTI inquiry Calcutt to head Lloyd's appeals Floyd pays £5.75m for coal mines Alpha Stocks Oil shares jump on hopes of price rise and buying by US Stock Market 'Stay away' Americans hit Trusthouse Forte profits Tempus P. L. C Group of Companies Some timely thoughts from Sir Gordon Comment . Kenneth Fleet The Times Unit Trust Information Service Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts Commodities Financial Trusts Shares rally strongly Stock Exchange Prices Top level changes at Barclays Recent Issues London Traded Options Money Markets and Gold Traditional Options London Financial Futures Foreign Exchanges It's Hard to Look at Bmw without Seeing Cooper Phil Whitaker Cars Multiple Classified Advertising Items Classified Car Buyers Guide Follett Multiple Classified Advertising Items Camry aims for executive market Motoring by Clifford Webb Road test: Lancia Prisma LX HR Owen Mercedes Multiple Classified Advertising Items London Road Garage (Romford) Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bentley Mulsanne Multiple Classified Advertising Items Rolls-Royce & Bentley Authorised Dealers Multiple Display Advertising Items Motor Contracts Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Motorola Novtel dealer LANCIA Honda Abington Motors Toyota Authorised Dealer Citroen CX GTi Turbo Toyota Ford Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mountview Motors Toyota Chelshire Main Dealers Peterborough Autos Toyota Multiple Classified Advertising Items Culvers Toyota Centre Toyota Lancia- the Marque of Distinction R W Mays Motors Ltd. John Wilding Ltd Test Drieve the Range Aylesbury Toyota Multiple Classified Advertising Items SE Thomas A. E. Wilson (Autos) Ltd Catford Toyota Toyota from Clockhouse Garage Multiple Classified Advertising Items Woodmans Garage Calvert Garage Ouse Valley Motors Central Motors (Broadway) Ltd Toyota Highfield Motors Sadlers of Walsall Multiple Display Advertising Items Horse Riding Holidays Chesham Amalgamations Complete Telex for £495 Manchester Exchange Trust Ltd. Help! Dealers Wanted International Factors Venture North Decorative Fine Arts Ltd. An Opportunity in Business Transfer Magnificent Period Premises VRS Consulting Ltd. Corporate Opportunity in Australian Gold Exploration Small Engineering Company for Sale North… Barnett Ravenscroft & Co The London Property Register Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Capital Consultants Commercial Funds For Sale Central London Electridcal Business for Sale Multiple Classified Advertising Items Waterside Offices in London's Enterprise Zone Multiple Classified Advertising Items Portrait of an 'artist' whose hobby became his livelihood Picture Gallery Market Vision Poppies Invest in Yourself! Associates Required Multiple Classified Advertising Items 'Clamp down on aid for new firms' Your Own Business Stained Glass Overlay Venture Capital Required Multiple Classified Advertising Items Experienced Chartered Accountant Prestige Mayfair Address Publishing Consultancy Ruby Electronics Ltd D. A. W. Associates Pall Mall + W2 Multiple Classified Advertising Items Briefing Final Opportunity Facsimile Sales Multiple Classified Advertising Items Devon Teign Valley Multiple Classified Advertising Items Just Desks Fax Update Telephone Systems/telex/fax Stocks Wanted Conquering hero feels the strain Tennis: Centre-Court Surface Criticized but Cash and Becker Overcome the Problem The wounded warrior who is calling the shots Boxing: Charlie Boston's Dangerous Route to a Match with Herol Graham Objective justification for difference in treatment between JET staff Results from Melbourne Place of performance of an obligation under the Brussels Convention The men in these flying machines really are of the magnificent mould Gliding David Miller, Chief Sports Correspondent, reports on the world championships from Benalla, Victoria Gliding Study points out economic importance of sport Freeze no hazard to Stearsby Radcing Francome resists novel temptation Horse and Hound Leading nations respect British Bobsleighing A new event for novices at Longleat Horse Trials Racing still frost bound Dickson seeks lost formula Yachting Challengers lining up Club challenge moves to international level Rugby League Today's Fixtures Lovesy wins An air of uncertainty Dedicated racers in search of sponsors Boat Show Diary Unbeaten England face indoor trial at Dublin Hockey Jacklin relives selection dilemma Mitchell Platts asses the form of golfers vying for places in this year's Ryder Cup team to play the United States at Muirfield Village, lumbus,, in September. Below guides to the 1985 team and payers hoping to breaking in to the side. Tony Jacklin, the captain, alo provides his own analysis of each player Challengers for 1987 Team 1985 Ryder Cup Team Picture Gallery It is time to think again about a change of schedule Rugby Union Solid block record set in Scotland Sevenoaks are booming after switch Loot is fast bowling out loyalty Cricket: The Summer Game is Taking a Leaf out of the Winter Game's Ledger Srikkanth's surge wraps up series Final Test and First-Class Tour Averages For the Record (AFP): Vatanen's lead cut after roll Motor Rallying Snow Reports (Reuter): Injuries worry tourists Brown and Langer stay well in touch Golf Bout delayed Artificial pitches have the backing of Winterbottom Football Bracewell has operation Hall and Roberts move into place Not this time, brother Rackets True tales of the tell-tale clues Choice Heals Sale Television and Radio Grown men weep as England lose in a good cause Sportsweek Magazine Sleep misses pyjama party 'Drugs users' in Open are under scrutiny Golf (Reuter) (AFP): Suspension for Syme Sport in Brief (Reuter): Gatting apologizes for his appeal complaints Iceland refuge for Watford Football Instincts dulled by jury ruling Yachting Cosford event cancelled Athletics Making tracks
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