News from 10/02/1987
1987; Gale Group;
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Srikumar Sen, Boxing Correspondent, Malcolm Brown, Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, Jane Procter, Juan Carlos Gumucio, Chris Petit, Philip Burnford, Executive Director, Alastair Matheson, Daniel Ward, Motor Industry Correspondent, Gerard Wright, Simon O'Hagan, Frank Johnson, Simon Barnes, Nick Hampshire, Richard Stephens, Gordon Allan, Ian McLauchlan, Teresa Poole Business Correspondent, John Bell, City Editor, Michael Binyon, Guy Ker, Roy Moor, Bernard Williams, Mandarin (Michael Phillips), Carol Leonard, Richard Streeton, John Ballantine Waialae, Mitchell Platts, Jim Railton, Anne Sofer, Mariegold Cowsill, Stuart Jones, Clifford J. Offer, Mohsin Ali, John Clare, Tommie Campbell, Lawrence Lever, Matthew May, Alan Hamilton, Michael Clark, Peter Dear and Christopher Davalle, Martin Fletcher, Political Reporter, Marcus Williams, Diana Geddes, David Hands, Charles Bremner, GK, M. G. G. Pillai, John Young, Agriculture Correspondent, Norman de Mesquita, Andrew Hislop, George Rae, John Woodcock, Sydney Friskin, Michael Evans Whitehall Correspondent, Eddie Coulter, Nicholas Harling, David Smith, Economics Correspondent, Chris Thau, Robin Oakley Political Editor, Valerie Lewis, Jonathan Miller, Media Correspondent, David Watts, Peter Tatlow, Christopher Dunn, Alison Eadie, John Russell Taylor, Paul Griffiths, Richard Battley, Norman Webb, Stewart Tendler Crime Reporter, Beryl Dixon, Robert Matthews, Richard Evans Political Correspondent, Craig Seton, Jill Sherman, PHS, John Clare Education Correspondent, Keith Whitten, Selwyn Hodson-Pressinger, Andrew Pollack, Irving Wardle, Sheila Gunn Political Staff, Brian Beel, Kenneth Fleet, Geof Wheelwright, Anne Warden, Pat Butcher, Athletics Correspondent, Ian Smith, Christopher Walker, Mandarin, ELizabeth Hall, Paul Newman, Michael Hornsby, Michael Seely, Barry Wood, David Sinclair, Stephen Pettitt, Tim Jones, Pat Sweet, John Woodcock, Cricket Correspondent, Philip Webster and Richard Evans, Nicholas Wood, Political Reporter, Philip Towle, Pearce Wright, Science Editor, Jan Raath, George R. G. Turnbull, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Michael Coleman, Richard Ford, Colin McQuillan, Tom Bower, Margaret Price, Robin Malim Chief Executive, Stuart Jones, Football Correspondent,
ResumoFowler orders wartime power to fight Aids 23 freed in Marseilles bank siege Dollar slumps 'No' to tunnel Cover drive Robson back Custom-built Portfolio Guinness 'ordered me to buy shares' Thirty die as Afghans down plane A successful bid to rescue the; family silver Death deadline extended for kidnap victims Beirutr hostages plead for in war of nerves McFarlane takes drug overdose Commons row over Jopling's country policy Money Line Profit of 50% likely on airline shares Union confident on Telecom vote News Summary Riverbus launch PCs not to blame Three-way pit poll No Title Gabriel's award Debenhams fined Praise for courage of family Baker's teachers Bill survives Lords Airport to close unless fire strike ends BBC film to say Profumo 'fall guy' set up by Mi5 Provo assault on publicity Irish election Picture Gallery Labour's tunnel vision Go-slow threatens £500m research Breakaway union from Sogat 'likely to fail' Tories argue for jobs Budget Peer who ploughed over Roman town gets ?10,000 shock Teenager 'pushed into mob' Boy George 'was a heroin target' Naval drug-smuggling claims investigated Counsellors ready to help officers under stress Police welfare GLC silver saved for cooks' school History is presented for debate Inspectors sought for doctors MPs press for tough action Sentencing policy Court lost for words without interpreter Fatal not blamed on Italians Loanplan Winners galore on Friday Portlolio gold Kremlin paper link denied Man accused of abduction Children lack good exercise Chest missing Welsh funeral MPs and the wasted trees Minister may fight for Airbus Parliament today Powers of a women's minister Swedish and German examples recommended to Government Nuclear Waste Measures will encourage farm diversification Agricukture More emphasis on conservation Sale of arms to Iran 'is in order' Zircon query by Labour Bill offers union rights Towed away Child safety Health help Grants met Bill approved By Our Political Reporter: Holiday thoughts for MPs Sex parties made to of the Day, jury told End Bar's closed shop, says report Grooming for bids by private suitors Future of Austin Rover: 2 British Telecom Rail museum steams ahead with jobs £8m costs to keep Falklands garrison £1.5m aid for Mozambique World Summary (AP): Aids killed Liberace (Reuter): Libyans killed (AP): Army strike at Tamils Dingo baby denial Coalition collapses Singapore circulation cut order Peru jail blast ploy Why SA envoy resigned US moves towards arms treaty rethink Armed robbers flee as 23 bank hostages are freed Leading Kenyan politicians linked to clandestine group (Reuter): Captives write a last letter Reagan worried by staff exodus Communists face death as new Philippines political force spreads (Reuter): Two space disasters for Russia Butter poser Leader 'shot' (Reuter): Tongue twister (AP): Quake damage (Reuter): Curbs eased Hungry man-eaters stalk the streets in Soviet Far East Diplomatic pressure behind African rail farce Cam Ranh unveiled in pictures 'Proof' of the Soviet base in Vietnam Veneer of unity hides squabbles The French Socialist Party Flat to rent with all mod cons Letter from New York From a Correspondent: Russian blames US for tension in Pacific Tiffany & Co. Laundering the rocket men It was one thing for the Americans to secure the services of Werner von Braun and his German rocket tea, but how could men who had been committed Nazis be smuggled past us laws to become sanitized American heroes? Tom Bower reveals that the solution was a Pentagon whitewash: a deft rewrite of the men's history, sealed with a single paperclip Picture Gallery German submariner who was out of his depth in Britain Lessons for the minister Mr Kenneth Baker makes a point of regular school visits. But how much does he really see? Midland Splashes of lip for sailor maids Stripes will star in this spring's soft nautical lines, with frivolity playing the lead role. Jane Procter explains why the to designers are joining the navy Janice Wainwright Tall, Short, Large? Slim line tonic People Facing up to it Phillips Title bout The Times Diary Warning shots The Times Diary Wicked The Times Diary Marxist, right? The Times Diary Picture Gallery Bin people The Times Diary Croc crit The Times Diary Beyond unconscious Britain Bernard Williams prescribes reflectiveness for a grumbling, uncomprehending culture Haughey wins their hearts Richard Ford on the reson foe Irland's rejection of Garret the God From Geneva, a whiff of the trenches? A creaking in the bulwark It's all Welsh to the uninitiated Frank Johnson in the Commons The Hattersley Plan Are Women Priests worth a Schism? No Peace without Withdrawal Grain penalty for UK farmers Report on Lloyd's Testing children Foreign currency Controlling avarice Service rewarded Artificial pitches for football Polls in doubt Legal abortions From Our Special Correspondent: On this Day Tight squeeze Court Circular Luncheons Dinners Lecture The Sunday Times Memorial service Birthdays today Anniversaries Spanish visit Today's royal engagements Sir Edward Youde Homers' Company Appointments Reception University news Curtain up for celebrities at Downing St Forthcoming marriages Marriage How doctors can tune in to broken bones Science report Professor Donald MacKay Research on the organization of the brain Captain G. W. Wakeford Dr Carl Rogers Judge Gibbens Births, Marriages, Deaths Latest wills Bridge congress Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lipfriend Multiple Classified Advertising Items Times Newspapers Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items This selective guide to entertainment and events… Entertainments Picture Gallery Top Classical Compact Discs Courting comedy Television Concerts LCP /Norrington Elizabeth Hall The Bristol Old Vic production of Largo Desolato by… The British Home & Hospital Good case spoilt by overkill Galleries Mayor Fischer Fine Art Gillian Jason Endymion/Knussen Purcell Room Reunion that turned the tables Rock Mean Fiddler Astoria The quest for the best The new production of Norma opening at Covent Garden tonight was specifically designed to lure Margaret Price back to opera in Britain: interview by Hilary Finch Farcical taboos Theatre The Royal Ballet Hanson Trust Executive Editor Kenneth Fleet Stock Market The Pound £60m for News expansion Redland bond Store cash Successful run Bid deadline Reuters buys Bus Summary 18 Market Summary Baker drives dollar down Group of Five no nearer pact 'Higher profits through charity' Credit boom nears record By Our Exonomice correspondent: Industry cost rise may fuel inflation Eurotunnel shunned Captain of industry turn down top job Liffe plans trading link with Chicago Good result for Ordnance The Saints Savings Scheme Maxwell offer still expected (Reuter): French rush for Paribas By Our City Editor: Airways investors face sale dilemma (Reuter): Europe and us act to avert trade war Business Summary L&N gains bid time Meggitt in £5.8m sale £100m Asda Euro issue (Reuter): Tokyo rules on Ntt Royal Mail Bell boosts Dewey stake Alpha Stocks BA hopes of more scheduled services boost hotel sector Stock Market Company News Base Lending Rates Dow dips as investors take their profit Wall Street £368m TV sale by News Corp Topping Halpern Picture Gallery Inside story Confessions Private eyes Excitement is missing in Redland love affair Tempus The dollar's reserve status under threat In the Market Stockmarket Confidential Tax aid from business for man in the street Comment Kenneth Fleet Virtues and vices The Times Unit Trust Information Service Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts Commodities Financial Trusts Confident start to account Stock Exchange Prices Foreign Exchanges Money Markets and Gold Recent Issues Equities Barclays London Traded Options Appointments London Financial Futures Multiple Display Advertising Items More jobs in Epson move to Telford Multiple Display Advertising Items The Which Computer? Show Today s good teachers groom tomorrow's hi-tech specialists EDITED by mATTHEW mAY Computer Horizons/1 Multiple Display Advertising Items Pentagon defends high-tech controls Dac Easy Software Intercon Computer Ltd, Computers & Libraries '87 After the profits, the business battle Amstrad must win The Week Will the 386 open new markets? Unisystems The big chip With a bigger memoir Most Japanese papers passed A super desktop run by battery Computer Appointments IBM Systems John Ford Recruitment LTD British Standards Institution Grosvenor International The remarkable computer power lurking inside a box Transputer Mi-tech blows to banking security W. A. Computor Appointments ICL £955 Weekly Britons being sought by American companies Recruitment The net gets tighter m the American job market Visas Data Power Computer Employment Ltd Paperback defends planner Project Manager The battle to win the right backing Oxford University Engineering The controversy over whether funds should be used for student places or research continues. The Oxford engineering department nevertheless has created two new courses, designed to meet the needs of industry Plessey Next: the age of the everyday robot Industry Matters RR Rolls Royce New urgency for studies in blood MB: How women are engineering a quiet campus revolution Pergamon Press Why scientists are trying to score at molecular Lego Thorn EMI Central Research Laboratories Helping students manage in industry Research that takes on a Rolls-Royce gloss Biomet Making more friends for the mighty micro Brighton Polytechnic Cumbria Professional Development Opportunities South Bank Polytechnic Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine Secretary General Hospital - Dhrahran Babergh District Council Malvern Hills Gard (U. K) Ltd Croydon The National Forum Trust Anything to declare? Harizon Customs and Excise officers do more than just stop you at Heathrow and ask embarrassing questions, says Beryl Dixon Bexley London Borough Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Reuter Simkin Cumbria Public Appointments Elmbridge Bitec West Sussex Magistrates' Courts Committee Hospital of St. John & St. Elizabeth Multiple Display Advertising Items Spicer and Pegler Associates Lesser & Co Solicitors Gabriel Duffy Consultancy Bristows, Cooke & Carpmael IRPC UK Ltd State of Bahrain Crusader Insurance plc Wragge & Co Bond Pearce Bristol Polytechnic Teachers' Building Society British Credit Trust Ltd Meredith Scott Recruitment Ambitious Solicitors Simmons & Simmons Badenoch & Clark Meredith Scott Recruitment Virgin Nt northern telecom Commercial Lawyers Clyde & Co ALPS Investigation Officers Nestle CNT Commission for the New Towns Mirror Group Newspapers Report Writers General Accident Austin Knight Advertising Mossops Meredith Scott Recruitment Multiple Display Advertising Items CPS Crown Prosecution Service Harding Legal Recruitment BH&C Mundays Esher, Surrey Kingsley Napley Solicitors Commercial Lawyer Robert Render & Partners Solicitor Nabarro Nathanson Sandoms Solicitors Turner & Debenhams Multiple Display Advertising Items Law Placements Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bevan Ashford Solicitors Freshfields Epsom - Assistant Solicitor Diary of the Times Classified Anthony King & Co Solicitors Multiple Classified Advertising Items Dibb Clegg Barnes & Co T. 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Baynes & Sons North Hertfordshire Salary to ?18,000 Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Centre of Wiltshire JHA John Hamilton Associates Nabarro Nathanson Multiple Classified Advertising Items A 7 O Level Easter Course Multiple Classified Advertising Items Blanco's gambles pay off for France Scotland call off Kiwi tour match Tennis court cover is not tax-deductible 'plant' Brewers in record cash deal with RFU for the next three years Rugby Union Changes needed in England pack but backs look secure Dacey seeks way back No written notice Computer evidence Kingston's rivals are given lifeline Basketball A shift in balance of power Lacrosse Disclosing reports of both consultant and doctor Affluent Lynch should rethink us preparations Athletics Champion Willis gives game Parry a lesson Boxing Conditions restrict fields at first Old Raby fixture Warwick Knock Hill can eclipse some illustrious rivals Racing Mixed fortunes greet Scudamore's return Difficulties ahead fox ambitious all-weather plans Yesterday's results Langer's hunch proves all too true Golf By a Special Correspondent: Champions: may play in England Volleyball Michael Jackson From a Correspondent Kandy: Hussain holds a firm hand Today's Fixtures A time for professional polity to replace complacency Cricket: Lloyd Rebukes the West Indians on their 'Disastrous' Australian Exlipse Pakistan likely to include Younis Botham opening ploy can give England a decisive advantage Ashes claim down in flames Sport on TV Mona still flying high Ice Hockey McEnroe must be prepared to sacrifice more Tennis Heston set strong Napoli make hay without Maradona Football Overseas Results Pools Forecast Smith has Olympics in sights Sport in Brief Dem in charge Acceptance Millfield goal Bale upset The great American disaster and the great British institution Towing Win and wealth for Jahangir Squash Rackets For the Record Peace at last for Oxford Frustrations fired that victory effort Swimming Martin rejects chance to captain Britain Hockey Fulton in line for a call-up Ice Sketing By a Special Correspondent: Another promotion for 'England 's future captain' Football Statham deal over Digby gets first cap Wales beckon Hughes to pair with Rush Snow Reports Wilson called into Northern Ireland squad Concise Crossword No 1178 Across Cold killer from the skies Choice Textureshield BBC1 Adams could get chance to cement England's defence Sigel gets his sixth Walker Cup call The Times Crossword Puzzle No 17,276 Meo shows no mercy to his Matchroom team-mate Weather Cup of cheer for West Ham The Pound Riders get a £50,000 surprise Baker an exception among champions Reward for Broad's feat
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