News from 25/08/1987
1987; Gale Group;
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Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, Chris Petit, Peter Gartland Family Money Editor, Patricia Davies, Richard Thomson Banking Correspondent, Andrew Morgan, David Rhys Jones, Ivo Tennant, Carver Watkinson, No?l Goodwin, St James's Palace, Ian Murray, Charles Mason, Michael Binyon, Jeremy Kingston, Roy Moor, Carol Leonard, Roger Jones, Richard Streeton, David Sapsted and Howard Foster, John Newell, Joe Joseph, Howard Foster, Jim Railton, George Lopes, Sarah Thompson, Education Reporter, Michael Tate, Norman Hammond, Archaeology Correspondent, Jill Sherman, Social Services Correspondent, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Pearce Wright Science Editor, Lawrence Lever, Michael Evans, Defence Correspondent, Ray Kennedy, Robin Young, Henry Stanhope, Michael Clark, Barry Fantoni, Charles Bremner, David Sanger, John Percival, John Hennessy, Harvey Elliott, Air Correspondent, Andrew Hislop, George Rae, Paul Vallely, Sydney Friskin, Eddie Coulter, Robin Oakley Political Editor, William Greaves, Nicholas Wood Political Reporter, Kerry Gill, Gareth Huw Davies, Peter Davalle, Dennis Shaw, Lynda Murdin, Arts Correspondent, John Russell Taylor, Derek Fatchett, Tony Samstag Reykjavik, Paul Griffiths, Andrew McEwen, Diplomatic Correspondent, Alan Ryan, Alexandra Jackson, Peter Bryan, Roland Rudd, Robert Matthews, Cathy Harris, Jill Sherman, David Young, Energy Correspondent, Joyce Whitehead, Ivor Davis, Eduardo Cué, C. A. Crofts, Geof Wheelwright, Pat Butcher, Athletics Correspondent, John Goodbody, John England, Ian Smith, Daniel Ward Motor Industry Correspondent, Paul Newman, Liz Smith, Paul Eastham, Michael Seely, Alan Lee, Ian Stafford, Myriel Davies, John Havard, John Woodcock, Cricket Correspondent, Frances Gibb Legal Affairs Correspondent, John Grant, George M. Tricks, Ted Croker, Denis Parr J. W. Porter Hamish Orr-Ewing David Reeves W. J. Tomlinson, Robert Fisk, Richard Morrison, David Powell, Derek Harris Industrial Editor, Michael Molinski, Mary Dejevsky, Richard Wigg,
ResumoMiners decide on industrial action by 3-1 Staggering mandate for action, says Scargill Row over gas board nominee Degree course vacancies How Sir Alf was sacked Shares ahead Portfolio—Gold— Index Test for drugs on body of gunman Good day all round after encounter in the Gulf Princely role for Edward Russians demand extradition Hong Kong court rejects ban on Spycatcher extracts Scientists hunt for air computer fault Secret burial of Hess thwarts the neo-Nazis James Meade US spy is jailed for 30 years Tories campaign for rates reform News Summary Lionesses rescued Arms theft charges No 10 is tempting 'Roulette' death flight DAF plans boost for Leyland Windmill death Gas blast man dies Inner city groups fail to use cash Labour seeks debate on random breath testing MPs support new moves in campaign against drink-driving Greenpeace protesters fix banner to waste ship 2,000 soldiers to test body armour Scargill bathes in reflected NUM ballot-box glory Picture Gallery Delays still hit flights SDP rule may block bid to lead Sex case children allowed to testify £1m burglar changes plea Doctors face huge insurance rise as medical claims soar Solicitors' premiums go up Killing is so thrilling for make-believe warriors Family yet to hear of gunman's toll Aftermath of the Hungerford massacre Trust set up to aid sufferers Aftermath of the Hungerfod massacre Sparkling new star is found but show is over Rape fields may harm racehorses Violent TV series delayed by BBC The strains of conducting CNT Parkinson girl was 'saved by junkie' TVE Politicians are failing to exploit science The British Association conference Mineral may help economy Giant sunflower test may sway cereal farmers Man charged with 'secret gun' theft NHS campaigns for perks to attract staff In the second of two article on nursing shortages, Jill Sherman looks at how the health serice and the Government aretrying tosolve the crsis Children love or hate Enid Picture Gallery Unease at death of wrestler Under-age drinking increases California tackles gun-toting drivers World Summary Democrat on trial World Summary (AP): Clash at Turkish rally World Summary Four shot by Sikhs World Summary Cannes casino strike World Summary Waite's friend asks Gadaffi for help From a Correspondent, Paris: Minister searching for francs to limit deficit (Reuter): Izvestia scorn (Reuter): Plug for Russia Coloured minister quits after Botha feud Russians come to town for a feast of talks and barbecues Congress seeks controls on scramble for sunken treasure Titanic operation stirs up controversy in US Surprise switch of Hess burial place Britain silent on reflagging US comments back Kuwaiti reports González seeks joint Eta action US Air Force halts test flights for the troubled MX missile Mother Teresa charity nuns to work in the Soviet Union (Reuter): 10,000 in Italian flood alert (Reuter): Korean clash (AP): Minds match (AP): Chair death (AP): Five executed Iceland woos EEC without seeking membership Frpm a Correspondent, Jakarta: Suharto denies family fraud fund Pinochet launches battle to retain power Farmers with a crop of cash worries In the second of two articles on the rivalry between the old-established collectives and farming co-operatives of Israel and the modern hilltop settlements established to control territory occupied since the 1967 Six-Day war, Ian Murray reports from a traditional moshav, Kefar Yehezqel (Reuter): Peking to press on with reform of price system (Reuter): Ottawa takes firm stand on rail strike Canadian transport chaos Divided by a common salary The geography of pay is frequently neglected as a factor in deciding what we should be paid, and it is an area where he north sometimes wins the north-south argument. William Greaves meets victims and victors and examines other key considerations in the search for the right salary A call of the wild in the City Everyting from chocolate to baked beans is helping the business of conservation Concise Crossword No 1344 Picture Gallery The Times Dressed to kill Mould breaker Wright stuff 'At least we can be sure they've finishedc building the airport longue' Energy uncaged PHS: Mark his words Think again, Dr Owen In an open letter to his former party leader, John Grant questions the wisdom of spurning merger with the Liberals outright When dogma comes up against demo Mary Dejevisky on the wider implications of the Baltic protests Bringing the drunken driver to book Getting welfare in balance Jaws? Nothing on Paws However … Henry Stanhope Mr Scargill Wins a Vote Who Rules in Khartoum? Symbolic Grave 'Zero option' in a kindlier light Closer watch on gun controls Flow Country forests Risk of wasting Ethiopia aid Poly funding Second-hand letters Benefit of clergy Pecking order Bathing at Ramsgate To the Editor of the Times Court Circular Luncheons Appointments Picture Gallery Standard Capital Finance Forthcoming marriages Marriages Best friend to tie disabled Science report Today 's royal engagements Memorial service Church news Birthdays today Miss Sheila van Damm Winning rally driver who ran the Windmill Professor C. B. MacPherson Rear-Admiral D. P. Gurd Spartan life for castle dwellers Archaeology Births, Marriages, Deaths Anniversaries Latest wills Imperial College of Science and Technology Apothecaries' Society Royal Warrant A Better Chance Cancer Research Campaign British Heart Foundation Multiple Classified Advertising Items Notice of an International Call for Tenders To Place Your Classified Advertisement (BBC1): Screen test of sexism Television David morris City of mystery and romance Galleries The Image of London Barbican Drawing in England from Hilliard to Hogarth British Museum Cazabon Commonweakth Institute And now for the fireworks The South Bank this evening begins a 10-day festival centred around the interests of the composer Harrison Birtwistle (right): Paul Greffiiths welcomes the project Dance in London Cisne negro Festival Hall Edinburgh Festival Terracotta Army Playhouse Theatre The Life of Napoleon Riverside The RSC is to stage a new production, by Ian Judge,… Helena International Lilting lustre Concerts CLS/Hickox Albert Hall/Radio 3 AAM/Hogwood Barbican The Hall mark of pure glamour Jerry Hall, the world's most famous model, has been trying on clothes for 14 years. The result is an unequivocal personal style built along sinuous lines Harvey Nichols Arrival of a new Japanese face Joseph gets go-ahead People Art to a T Multiple Display Advertising Items This selective guide to entertainment and events… Entertainments Picture Gallery BBC1 Littlewoods Pools Variations Suburbia is sheer Hell Television Choice Ganging up in the streets Radio Choice Police stop search for Keith Bennett Moors murders The Times Crossword Puzzle No 17,444 Weather UK's queen of the chess board Executive Editor Kenneth Fleet Stock Market The Pound Edinburgh fund hit in poor half Low & Bonar profit slips Cambridge cut Stock Markets Summary Main Price Changes Interest Rates Currencies Gold North Sea Oil Summary North Sea oil dips wilder $18 Pressure eases for rise in petrol price Stock market sheds fears Profits drop £3m at Pleasurama £5m polish for Oscar-winner Brent Walker saves Golderest from the final cut Guinness Peat rejects call By Our Energy Correspondent: Sir Denis turns the small man against MacGregor Text of letter to shareholders (Reuter): Boeing delays new aircraft Fki Electricals PLC Business and Finance Steak houses accounts qualified Jackson Exploration shares surge again Business Summary Manpower offer open Business Summary Delta bid hopes rise Pontin joins Ponti's Oceonics Group in calmer waters after £4.06m loss In brief RJ Temple & Company Harris bid for Allied Carpets Traditional Options Shares continue recovery after a week of nerves Stock Market Alpha Stocks Foreign Exchanges London Financial Futures Low goes lower (AP), Dow Jones: Dow falls on worries over dollar Wall Street Winning ways of Pleasurama Tempus Cambridge Electronic By Our City Staff: Police inquiry likely into CIC Share Shops scheme Woolwich tax pledge expected Shandwick buys US PR company Guide to a frothy market BHS unveils toy range with the Conran touch The bottom line? The Times City Diary Pei's day The Times City Diary Magnet slides on lower forecasts Brittan at home In stitches Insider case may be heard by jury Nomura debut in London BStJ Morgan vultures may miss their free lunch Comment Newman Tonks buys Wehag In brief Base Rates % Clearing Banks 10 Finance House 9½… The City Exchange Plans for UK firms' share offerings abroad put on ice By Our City Staff: Tarantino netted by Fisher Money Markets R-R share limit may have been broken 'Act will cost £2.5m' Recent Issues Base Lending Rates London Traded Options Dealings resume at Harvard Brittan joins Phicom board Appointments Degree course vacancies University News University grants Firms start to new account Stock Exchange Prices The Times Unit Trust Information Service Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts Commodities Financial Trusts Third Market Fast digital tape rival for the discs The Week Nice niche for accessories Software Air Conditioning Morse Computers Wright Air Conditioning Morse Computers The latest tech. makes its mark Super Brains NEC Japan arrives just in time The Experts Victor Why Russia will not rush for our PCs Soviet Union Computer Appointments Plum Personnel Touche Ross Looking for Job Satisfaction? Computer Training Consultant You can't hack into the Raf, says the minister Intereurope Icon Engineers are hi-tech hi-fashion Jobscene Events Fres RNS Recruitment Enhancement Services Make your own fortune Star-gazing may do wonders for our morale but there are more prospects in the market than is dreamt of in the average job seeker's philosophy, says Roger Jones A huide to job opportunities Public Appointments Oxford Regional Health Authority South Tyneside Health Authority City and Hackney Health Authority Guernsey Channel Islands States Board of Health… Administration Technical Services Department Twin Cities Community Hospital Recruitment Enhancement Services Srn / Sen / Nurse / Part-Time The Times Borough of Darlington Assistant Examinations Secretary British Heart Foundation The Prince's Youth Business Trust British Lung Foundation Capital College Business Grants Adviser Campaign Co-Ordinator Multiple Display Advertising Items Bromley Natural Environment Research Council Health and Safety Executive Barnsley East Sussex Magistrates Court Committee Royal Country of Berkshire Cleveland County Council West Sussex Magistrates Courts Committee The Court House Brantree Means Business Legal Multiple Display Advertising Items Maidstone University of Oxford Borough Engineer's Department London Borough of Redbridge Cumbria Accounts/admin Officer Bovis homes Company/commercial Wc2 United Kingdom Public Appointments Linguists City of Worcester Appeal Director Legal Appointments Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lincolnshire Police Scientific Aids Officer Breeze and Wyles Students CSIRO Locum Required Reading Welfare Administrator Royal County of Berkshire MEPC Records Officer MEPC plc Law Personnel Badenoch & Clark AA Legal Services Meredith Scott Excess Insurance Group Reading Conveyancing Solicitor Royal County of Berkshire Slough P. S. D. Locums Multiple Classified Advertising Items Trainee Court Clerk Clifford Chance Electricity Council Notaires Public Bank of Scotland St Aibans Gabriel Duffy Consultancy Lipson Lloyd-Fones ASA Law Vat return 'furnished' by posting Law Report August 25 1987 Right to see lawyer does not delay breath test Crofts & Ingram and Wyatt & Co. Trowers & Hamlins Bromley Magistrates' Courts Committee Evidence of assisting offence Legal Aid Town & Country Building Society Crown Prosecution Service The Times Treasury Solicitor Legal Appointments The job the removers handled with care Boy from 'the wrong side of the street' who made good, was relieved of his duties and kept his dignity intact City Trade Association Opportunities ICI Havering HVCA Legal La Créme Personnel Appointments Legal Secretary to £10,000 Conveyancing Sec Tomorrow Left College this Summer? Covent Garden Solicitors Multiple Classified Advertising Items Legal Sec. £11,000 + All Box No. Replies Should Be Sent to Mandarin, By Our Newmarket Correspondent: Yarmouth Selections Mandarin: Fontwell Park Selections Mandarin: Star Generation set to atone for Thirsk defeat Racing Stylish Tucker shows the ay on Gee-En-Cee Roberts keeps his success in perspective as big-race reputation gathers strength Mandarin: Devon & Exeter Selectons Results from yesterday's two meetings Jacques vows to jack up British game in a year Tennis: An Australian and a Briton Form a Double Whose Brief is to Rally a Nation in the Doldrums (Reuter): Guilty of a failure to enthral Pan-Amreican Games A champion who is honed to the minute Cycling: Doyle Finds a Former Adviser is in an Opposing Can\mp as He Attempts to Retain his World Pursuit Title England pick new caps Today's Fixtures US campaign for Johnson Golf Sport on TV The New Team at the Top Gibson makes his move to Wimbledon0 Overseas League Results A bitter-sweet day for British crews in world title chase Rowing Results from Copenhagen (Reuter): Alcala in classic victory Early injury blow for Rush Football Pools Forecast Annetts falls just short of her 200 N Zealand omit Hadlee Progress for Britain Swimming Semi-finalists are waiting Netball Cowans's pace leaves title chasers' batting in tatters Cricket: Cook's Championship Contender Suffer a Rare Poor Day against Middlesex Second trophy for Smith Yachting Picture Gallery Greenidge may leave his county By a Special Correspondent: Late order saves Sussex Yesterday's Other Scoreboards Radford leads race to 100 wickets For the Record Defensive lapses let down Bilbao Heartening display by England Hockey By a Special Correspondent: Suspension threat to Mirandinha before his arrival Football Whitbread's test Athletics Hard work amid the candy floss Bowls Delaney leads the way Golf Greenidge and Gooch bask in glory Edmonds' gamble puts career in the balance Clinicare Batchelor is superb as England reach last four Richardson moves on Essex look to return for Border Athey's 160 is a timely reminder to selectors Drugs controversy in Italy Lord's Scoreboard Row over transfer Sport in Brief Raiders' newest abode is the pits End Column
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