News from 31/10/1987
1987; Gale Group;
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Michael Clark, Stock Market Correspondent, Martin Fletcher and John Cooney, Chris Petit, Peter Evans Home Affairs Correspondent, Catherine Bennett, Patricia Davies, C. P., Jane MacQuitty, Simon Barnes, Richard Thomson Banking Correspondent, Diana Wildman, Andrew Longmore, Hector Thomson, Geoffrey Green, Ian Murray, Michael Binyon, Jeremy Kingston, Clive Davis, Mark Ellis, Jeremy Flint, Gerald Priestland, Mario Modiano, Colin Narbrough, Joe Joseph, Brian James, Francesca Greenoak, Michael Tate, Ruth Gledhill, Clifford Longley, Religious Affairs Correspondent, Rodney Cowton, Transport Correspondent, John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, Pearson Phillips, Anne Barnes, Jenny MacArthur, Thomson Prentice, Science Correspondent, Martin Fletcher, Political Reporter, Andrew Wiseman, Frances Bissell, Peter Pimm, Charles Bremner, James Wood, Helen Reeves, Director, John Percival, Dorian Gray, Rex Bellamy, Tennis Correspondent, John Hennessy, Martin Fletcher Political Reporter, MB, Edward Fennell, Nicole Swengley, Gavin Bell, Bryan C. Clarke, Carol Kidd, Sydney Friskin, David Miller, Nigel Andrew, Chris Thau, Lord Balfour, (Michael Phillips), John Higgins, Raymond Keene, William Holmes, Alison Eadie, Peter Gartland, Lynda Murdin, Arts Correspondent, Raymond Keene, Chess Correspondent, John Nichols, Paul Griffiths, Steve Acteson, Peter Bryan, N. M. Ostrer, Director, Richard Evans, John Blunsden, Marcel Berlins, Roger Boyes, Peter Brimelow, Basil Boothroyd, Ian Ross, Geoffrey Foster, Richard Bassett, Keith MacKlin, Christopher Walker, Clive White, Sarah Jane Checkland Art Market Correspondent, Michael Hornsby, Michael Seely, Lynda Murdin, Alan Lee, Peter Dear and Peter Davalle, Sarah Jane Checkland, Tony Dawe, Gleb Kerensky, Thomson Prentice and Martin Fletcher, David Walker, David Sinclair, Patrick Donner, Tim Jones, John Spicer Employment Affairs Correspondent, Roy Jenkins, Jonathan Meades, Bailey Morris, John Sweeney, Harvey Elliott and Sam Kiley, Darryl Gibson, Andrew McEwen Diplomatic Correspondent, Pearce Wright, Science Editor, S. C. P., Colin Campbell, Shona Crawford Poole, Judy Froshaug, David Young Energy Correspondent, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, India Knight, Colin McQuillan, Mary Dejevsky, Robert Kilroy-Silk, Richard Battley, Richard Williams,
ResumoSummit date agreed for December 7 Gorbachov letter delights Reagan Mansell in crash at 90mph England wait Cash sale Portfolio Index Private defence contractors paid back £23.5m Missile talks worry Britain BP scheme saves underwriters Lawson hits at US pressure Picture Gallery Gartmore Tebbit agrees to hold the fort £250,000 grant for kidney wards News Summary Yard cuts 600 jobs Sellafield pair jailed Freedom hopes Gas cloud disperses Spy book law suits 'cost £2m' Barter Concessionaries Limited Copy Bill published Ford in pay offer King resists Dublin call for three-judge courts Universities urge Lawson to give them extra £100m Cost of ILEA opt-out Economic optimism scored for Tories Social attitudes survey: 2 Police find missing woman's car Cuts threaten Aids research Karpov dominant as game adjourns Disruption looms in prisons Continental Airlines Tours London newspaper shut down Brilliant Brock's Woman sterilized in error receives £55,000 damages Brain damage girl wins nearly £½m By Our Science Correspondent: Abuse 'grillings' attacked Woman tells of drug ring Art records set despite wariness in the market Award for mother's coil agony 'No drop in screen violence' Television guidelines Flying ambulance calls for aid Gamble on new pub hours criticized Hurd's licensing reform Nautical trickster is jailed The Times Big prize is shared between lucky four Portfolio gold History as it was made Ferry safety rules to be imposed on foreign vessels Ministers to fight prison term ruling Deportation bid fails First National Securities Ltd. Jury sees censored war diary Minister promises decision on Severn barrage Energy Making poppies by the million Hired assassin is jailed for 30 years Support for gay clergymen Sikh terror plot Builders criticized on safety Fugitive's son held in custody Vicar charged New uniforms Tax sentence Boxer fined Charity theft Blast boy dies Police hunt Nuclear base Age saves fraud man from jail World Summary Rabuka contact 88 held in Malaysia Party backs Nyerere Glasnost's sound of silence Moscow split rumours Summit provides glint of sunlight for Reagan (Reuter): Editors arrested Barbarian race row UK cashes in on his lordship's stomach ache From a Correspondent, Jerusalem: Shin Bet's agents 'lied in court for 16 years' From Our Own Correspondent, Moscow: Philby to tell his spy story on Soviet TV Howe's Gulf unease Cyprus ashtray diplomacy Phone-tap row widens in Athens Warehouse Clearance From a Correspondent Bahrain: Iran threat of more missile reprisals New rich reveal how to succeed in China From Our Own Correspondent Peking: Front runners in Peking's party power struggle Ross/the Furhouse Deng's retirement wish may come true End of an era signalled by omission of veteran leader's name Hindsight topples the market gurus Wall Street crash (Reuter): Central American peace hopes hit further setbacks (AP): Maputo blames rebels for massacre of 211 (Reuter): All change (Reuter): Pilot error Climb put off Inter Coffee (Reuter): Guerrilla fund (Reuter): Students riot (Reuter): Spy catchers Jokes begin to lose their appeal amid Kosovo crackdown Bishops stranded in semantic maze Vatican Synod By Our Foreign Staff: Russians rule out 1988 papal visit Barclays Small celebrity smiles at life Cape policeman 'shot black in back of the neck' Alive and kicking Sporting Diary Heavy petting Sporting Diary Muscling in Sporting Diary Silver lining Sporting Diary St Patrick Sporting Diary Light years Sporting Diary Picture Gallery Riding out the storm Lord Fairhaven, Senior Steward of the Jockey Club, assesses the truth of corruption charges levelled at horse racing after the Piggott affair The most taxing of jobs In the week of the BP fiasco, Roy Jenkins reflects on the winds of misfortune that can buffet every Chancellor Crack down on the khaki thugs Making a meal of the market The Contra Question The Skill of the Chancellor Fourth Leader View of Soviet Russia 70 years on BP sale Token payments A bad blow Future of classics A vital role for the humble snail Piggott 's transfer Lack of enterprise Facing the facts George Dobson was the Times correspondent in St Petersburg from 1876 to 1901 and again during the Revolution (By our Petrograd Correspondent): In a Russian Fortress Court Circular Sir Denis Hamilton regrets he was unable to attend… Anniversaries Personal announcements, church news, science and… Cordula Service Dinners Indulgences on the fringe Henry Chadwick and Edward Yarnold A lifetime of cricket on sale Forthcoming marriages Marriage Canon Charles Smyth Great preacher and defender of the Anglican tradition Woody Herman Brigadier Lord Napier of Magdala Count to four - and you will be flying Lord Balfour of Inchrye, who will be 90 tomorrow, is one of the last surviving fighter pilots of the Royal Flying Corps, founded 75 years ago. Here he looks back on those early dare-devil days • Lord Balfour of Inchrye is the senior Privy… Beautiful Furs-Fabulous Prices The Five Deadly Aces Full weekend radio and TV guide - page 21 Overseas Travel Virgin Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Richmond Hill Hotel Christmas at the Swan Hotel Southerham Old Barns Christmas in Stratford upon Avon Multiple Classified Advertising Items Following in Henry's trail Travel 1 Travel Notes The untamed Hong Kong Discovering the isles of yin and yang, Pearson Phillips almost dies of thirst, and then visits the boat town served by cordless telephones Goodbye to the tea tray As the ski season starts, Brian James visits a guru of the slopes and discovers that it is no longer compulsory to tackle the piste looking like a gorilla with a tea tray trying to stub out a cigarette end, or a drunk propping up a lamp-post Travel Notes Multiple Display Advertising Items Book now for summer sails Verenahof hotels Baden Jersey Even walls can be overcooked British cooking has now become almost a foreign experience for the restaurant-goer, argues Jonathan Meades. And after a look behind the doors of a bogus Number 10, be believes it is time to allow it to die a natural and graceless death Art off the supermarket shelf Collecting Sarah Jane Checkland examines an exhibition which makes buying a painting as easy as going shopping Restaurant Guide The Dipali Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Ravi Shankar Multiple Classified Advertising Items Garden Restaurant Bertorelli's Iralian Restaurant & Café Multiple Classified Advertising Items Wines of Westhorpe Rioja from CVNE Multiple Display Advertising Items Carraro's Multiple Classified Advertising Items Food fit to cast a spell at the witching hour As Hallowe'en approaches, Frances Bissell weaves some heart-warming magic to help keep the evening chill at bay Multiple Display Advertising Items Taxin Thai Multiple Display Advertising Items On drinking what grows naturally… Drink The organic craze is spreading to Vineyards, reports Jane MacQuitty All sweetness and light Terrazza - Est The Times When charity can come through the post box The Sunday Times Be fleeced and sleep easier A man walking with the giants Close by the M25, Edward Beale has planted a haven of trees. He was visited there by Francesca Greenoak KEn Muir Suttons Seeds Weekend Tips Sunlight Systems Potted history of taste Out and about At the Geffrye Museum Nigel Andrew moved from century to century - by simply walking through the doors Outings Thompson & Morgan Rolrake Weekend Walk Kent Country Nurseries National Garden Gift Tokens Viking In the crucible Television Picture Gallery Sadlers Wells Theatre Whitehall Theatre Picture of precision Dance Dorian Gray Sadler's Well's Top marks for school play The Small Poppies Young Vic Sadlers Wells Theatre English National Opera Not-so-vague Vega Suzanne Vega, she of the porcelain features and plaintive lyrics, refuses to be categorized Wexford's two direct hits Opera La cena delle beffe/La straniera Wexford Festival Old songs with new pathos Jazz Carol Kidd Pizza Express Cultural Exhibitions Ltd. No grand slams Bridge Chess Concise Crossword No 1401 Chronicles of waste Paperback The Lamberts: George, Constant and Kit, by Andrew Motion (Hogarth Press, £7.95) On the run with Gabriel Books in Brief The House in Clewe Street, by Mary Lavin (Virago, £4.95) The grail is still missing Classical Records Bernstein: A Quiet Place. Vienna Staatsoper/Bernstein. DG 419 761-2 (2 CDs, also on 3 black discs) Maintaining the cutting edge Jazz Records Dave Holland Quintet The Razor's Edge (ECM 1353) Steve Coleman & Five Elements World Expansion (JMT 87010) District Six To Be Free (Editions EG EGED 53) A screaming blue headache Rock Records The Screaming Blue Messlahs: Bikini Red (WEA WX 117) Pop Will Eat Itself: Box Frenzy (Chapter 22 Chaplp 18) Steve Winwood: Chronicles (Island SSW 1) The Pretenders: The Singles (WEA WX 135) New Paperbacks Rattle's revolution The Times Arts Diary BIS Concerts Theatre Man without a centre Galleries Books Galleries Rock Regional Television Variations Films Choice BBC1 Choice Dr Cutting's young friends say thank you with a surprise walk Broadmoor runaway gives himself up The Times Crossword Puzzle No 17,502 Weather Stock Market The Pound SH Lock sale called off Globe advance Earnings soar Summary BP decision rallies market Index soars as Chancellor restores City's Confidence Gloom after US deficit vote ConsGold files $3m damages suit Bosses face declining options Stock market crash hits City stars in the pocket Bonn acts to aid dollar By Our Banking Correspondent: Banks woo share buyers Peck to raise another £18m MPs try to block Ba bid for B-Cal International Investment Consultants Ltd Biggest loser is the public Philips income ahead 5.5% in third quarter Business Summary Burnett sells £2m Rexco Airline rises to £7m HK hotels stake raised Parkway Group buys Front Page Graphics Globe Investment Trust PLC Nissan profit falls by 16% Expansion to be speeded Recovery continues after Chancellor's BP decision Stock Marikets Rise of 7.8 points fails to meet expectations Sydney Alpha Stocks Recent Issues Share prices rally on dollar-yen stability Tokyo (Reuter): Investors flood back Frankfurt Third Market London Traded Options Traditional Options (AP): Dow ends month on positive note Wall Street Berisford board is unable to advise' on ABF offer merit Eurotunnel share sale to go ahead depite market jitters City curbs 'taking effect' Globe finds some self-respect in a world of market disasters Tempus By Our City Staff: £64m storms bill for Sun Alliance Newspaper profits rise EBC Trust Company (Jersey) Limited The tapes are up at new starting point Comment The Times Unit Trust Information Service Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts Gold Commodities Foreign Exchanges Money Market London Financial Futures Rally continues Portfolio Gold Lloyds Bank Unit Linked Insurance Investment Family Money/interest Rates round UP Key Rates Fund Offers Base Lending Rates Courting the punters This Week £10m on offer for mortgages More loans from Halifax Fimbra When and where Fidelity Investment Trusts The Equitable Life Portsmouth Building Society Buckmaster & Moore Options Portman Offshore Company Formation Grosvenor Trust Company… The colony that still calls Hong Kong Unit Trusts Two new accounts from Abbey National Portfolio Gold Once again, the eyes have it in the City The age of the auction Property The Equitable Life Carfton Retirement Planning Limited For Details of Advertising Opportunities in Business… Gartmore goods over the counter Smaller Companies Fidelity Knight Williams Commercial Union Trust Managers Ltd The day of reckoning crashes home Shares Speculators for charity National Westminister Bank PLC Bailey Shatkin Prolific Birmingham Midshires Building Society MIM How a modest man rivals the capitalist UK It's your choice Better in a stock market storm Choosing the right one Ætna Best Performers Unit Trust Managers Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items Births, Marriages, Deaths Wild weed may help millions of children Science report Richmond Tutorial College British commander in Germany retires Personal Columns Multiple Display Advertising Items Latest wills 'Arbitrators' Company Royal Society of Edinburgh Memorial Service Picture Gallery Birthdays Royal engagements Dinners Church news Services tomorrow Times Newspapers Ltd Parker Knoll at Peter Adams Multiple 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Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Entertainments Take your partners Passing the port is not the only perk enjoyed by a partner, but the path to the partners' wine cellar is narrow indeed, as Edward Fennell says Malpas Simmons Eric Robinson & Co. Solicitors Marriage prevents deportation Court's judicial review power over bail refusal The Times Legal & Financial Services Guide Batten & Co Multiple Display Advertising Items Legal Aid Horwood & James Solicitors Davies Blunden & Evans Collins & Co Multiple Classified Advertising Items Correction Coe is after a unique double Athletics Payments for performance in New York Bulgarians are dominant in trophy pursuit Weightlifting When playing well is not enough Tennis: First Day Wightman Cup Results in Keeping with the Rituals of Williamsburg Hearns makes history with fourth title win Boxing New wealth flows into the women's game Golf Lee swings into trouble Lydon pays second penalty Rugby League Muddy effort needed to beat Belgian Cycling European flavour for Richmond Hockey Fox's chance to settle some scores Canoeing Lasers off to Sydney I-Punkt crew banned Yachting Cruise Ship carries Cauthen closer to third championship Racing Title Race Yesterday's results Strong foreign presence at Crystal Palace Trampolining Mandarin: Forgive'N Forget can start on right note Mandarin, By Our Newmarket Correspondent: Newmarket Selections Mandarin: Wetherby Selections From Our Irish Racing Correspondent, Dublin: Aonoch to score over longer trip Mandarin: Sandown Park Selection Mandarin: Worcester Selections Risk Me carries British hopes Perfect tonic for Winter West Indies old menace at last gasp Cricket: Richards Attains New Stature as a Captainas his Side Bow out on a High Note Guide to the Weekend Fixtures Tomorrow (Reuter): Border s poor run continues Cup Details Today's Team News Sport on TV Little chance of Eagles finding roost in Neath Rugby Union Kirk injury delays debut for Oxford Long wait ends for Williams FISA acts on fuel and sparks Motor Racing Time right for Moreno to make impact New Villa out of the ruins of the old Taylor works from the base upwards to stop the rot at a club where glory once residrd City announce a profit Today's Team News Everton chairman hits out against the racists Football Redgrave good enough for Calgary Bobsleighing Splendid day for the Dutch Show Jumping For the Record England go down despite Beeson Squash Rackets Cash will fine it hard to repeat Wimbledon act Tennis Bates overcomes shaky moments First win for Quentrec (Reuter): Botha wins again Foulds misses black and White strikes Snooker England leave for Bombay in good heart Crash in practice risks Mansell's health and hopes M&G An opening made for Ardiles Sport in Brief Scoreboard from Pune (AP): Feyenoord spectator is charged Fevered voices from the past End Column
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