News from 03/11/1987
1987; Gale Group;
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Srikumar Sen, Boxing Correspondent, Robin Oakley and Rodney Lord, Rosemary Righter, Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, Chris Petit, Oliver Stanley, S. G. Stathatos, Andrew McEwen, Nicholas Wood, Political Correspondent, Daniel Ward, Motor Industry Correspondent, William Stephens, Simon O'Hagan, Richard Thomson Banking Correspondent, Cliff Feltham, Alan Hamilton Bonn, Ian McLauchlan, John Bell, City Editor, Michael Binyon, Jeremy Kingston, Mavis Batey, President, Christopher Mosey, Philip Jacobson, Roger Boyes and John Cooney, Uri Geller, Noel Goodwin, Carol Leonard, Sarah Jane Checkland, Art Market Correspondent, John Clare, Education Correspondent, Diego Rivera, Geoffrey Smith, Roddy Forsyth, Joe Joseph, Andrew Phillips, Director, Jim Railton, Peter Davenport, Michael Tate, David Puttnam, Garry Taylor, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Pearce Wright Science Editor, John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, Jenny MacArthur, Michael Hamlyn, Andrew Wiseman, Rex Bellamy, Charles Bremner, John Percival, Richard Thomson, Banking Correspondent, John Young, Agriculture Correspondent, Martin Fletcher Political Reporter, Roddy MacKenzie, John Raven, Sally Watts, Ronald Faux Employment Affairs Correspondent, Sydney Friskin, Eddie Coulter, Nicholas Harling, Dennis Signy, Philip Webster, Chief Political Correspondent, (Michael Phillips), Christopher Goulding, Tony Harrison, President, William Holmes, John Russell Taylor, Craig Brown, John Cooney, Alexandra Jackson, Roland Rudd, David Owen, Sheila Gunn, Political Staff, Alan Wykes, PHS, John Blunsden, Andrew Anderson, Barry Pickthall, Joyce Whitehead, Ian Ross, Geoffrey M. Brown, Secretary General, Richard Usborne, Ben Pimlott, David Sapsted, Richard Bassett, Derek Harris, Industrial Editor, Peter Davalle and Jane Rackham, Kenneth Fleet, Geof Wheelwright, John Goodbody, Christopher Walker, Jill Sherman Social Services Correspondent, Carol Ferguson, C. H. Moiser (Magistrates' Clerk), Edward Townsend, Industrial Correspondent, Robert Matthews, Technology Correspondent, Graham Searjeant Financial Editor, Adrian Slade, President, Liz Smith, Michael Seely, Bryan Carsberg, Director General, Michael Clark and Geoffrey Foster, Ian Stafford, David Sinclair, Stephen Pettitt, Pat Sweet, Edward Grayson, Nicholas Shakespeare, Tom O'connor, Philip Howard, Literary Editor, Rodney Lord, Economics Editor, Michael Evans Defence Correspondent, William Howard Russell, A. Doll-Steinberg, Harvey Elliott Air Correspondent, Edward Townsend, David Young Energy Correspondent, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Michael Hatfield, Mary Dejevsky, Richard Williams,
ResumoLawson aims at tax and base rate cuts Upbest message for City after crash 25 % rise in power prices TSB approval Soccer charge Times Focus Portfolio Index Please sir, what's the meaning of curriculum? MPs stunned by low-key appointment Peter Brooke named new Tory party chairman Gorbachov rounds on Kremlin extremists Irishman paid too much for coaster CBI chiefs condemn poll tax Ombudsman for security services Premier Portfolio Judge and jury hail child screens News Summary Call for inquiry Williams to marry Research review Hope on meningitis Ministry buildings of offer Car theft charge £1m loser resigns Churchill demands apology UK scientists develop 'self-destruct' pesticides Two Harrier pilots killed on training exercise London may avoid poll tax switch in one go A man 'too nice' for Central Office Men in the news Plastic bullets fired at funeral Baker assurance on GCSE A high-flyer who knows No 10 well Walk-out on Ford pay offer High Court judge will take charge of listings A bizarre contest adjourns Wife 'was dressed to kill' Jenkins denies drugs charge QC faults forensic evidence that led to life term for six Birmingham pub bonbings European art sets world records Saleroom Fruit growers seek gale aid Appeal of Fusilier Micklewhite Ringo Starr's former wife 'had to beg' Drivers without dipped lights in fog are fined BA fifth in survey of airlines NSPCC £4,000 win heralds festivities Portfolio Gold Derelict land worth £5 billion Right to object to jurors abolished by the peers House of Lords CBI fears on power prices rejected by Government Electricity Research ignores 'unpopular' diseases By Our Political Staff: Peers to fight Sunday racing Bill Luce attacked on equal rights Women City may levy rates as well as poll tax Parliament today No broadcasts by prisoners NUM's ban on overtime is mindless, says Parkinson Coal Debate on Iranians refused Commentary Benefits Bill 'attack on poor' Training The most famous drink in the world is in the fastest… Researchers hail success in electrical conductors Airline wins libel damages SinGAPORE Airlines Young designers start on right road Security initiative will hope to beat car thieves Crime prevention: 2 In the second article on the growing problem of car theft, Daniel Ward, Motor Industry Correspondent, considers what action must be taken by car manufacturers to make life more difficult for theieves Reformers seek more seats on Bar Council Privatize hospital managers says group Attack on Swapo base 'kills 150' World Summary Truce in Aids row US fires on gunboat (AP), (Reuter): Multiple transplant Texaco writ fails Asian leaders meet (Reuter): Money hoarding ban From Our Own Correspondent: Socialists fear ballot-box cost of shells sold to Iran (Reuter): Arms raid near base (Reuter reports): 'TV link' may harm Ginsburg Zhao's party toasts its confidence in the future New look is tailor-made for Chinese leaders British Gas UK backs Nato's plea over new arms Metro Gorbachev soft-pedals his criticism of Stalin terror Tightrope Speech to avert conservative backlash disappoints intellectuals Looking back on the 'bitter truth' Stalin and collectivization Rehabilitation of Stalin's Victims The West and the Second World War Sovlet Union in the postwar years Gorachov and perestroika Peace hopes persist in spite of hard Ortega line Central America deadline Bosnian's dream became nightmare Yugoslav bank fraud Royal visit relieves scandal-worn Germans Beanies Hopes rise for end to children's disease Hindus killed (AP): Soccer deaths Rock rescue M'Bow diehards in rearguard fight for Unesco throne Citycall Recipe for turmoil in Sinhalese south Weathering tempest of Tamil Tiger Violence (Reuter): Ugandan rebel colonel captured Gadaffi's blow to Husain mission A fine future behind us? Over in the corner of the workshop a beery, blowzy Wife of Bath sits astride a sagging horse. The realism of the figures is uncanny Hisses of hate in the land of death Why the Indians in the mountains of Peru are after the white man's blood Concise Crossword No 1403 TWA On the ball with Moore Old adversary Burnt up Bearing fruit Women's world Stake for all in the tax cake Give us a real watchdog David Owen argues for closer scrutiny of the security services Amid the cannon roar, a disciplined desperation Valley of Death Beirut Massacre Terminate this dangerous bill Ben Pimlott Tomorrow Witnesses of courage Modest disclaimer Court sentencing Mao's Heirs …And Stalin's Making good gale damage What on Earth? Olympics application Placing blame for market drop Alliance merger Cathedral threat Access to papers Double trouble Telecom surveys Relative values Rate for the job Classics helped author of 'v' (From our Special Correspondent): Closing of the Exhibition Service to Empire the Prince of Wales's Speech On this Day Court Circular The Princess Royal, Chancellor of the University of… Birthdays today Luncheon Reception RSPCA Viscount Linley celebrates his birthday today Today's royal engagements Forthcoming marriages Picture Gallery Appointments Marriages Latest wills Dinners Lord Cobbold Governor of Bank England in demanding times M René Levésque Births, Marriages, Deaths Bridge Service Dinner Dinner Anniversaries Russians plan a garden fit for a spacecraft Science report Announcements Cancer Polden, Bishop & Gale Solicitors Times Newspapers Ltd Morning sickness Television Brilliant Brock's Thai NT National Theatre Popular sophistication Galleries LL goes OTT Rock Some admirable cheek Theatre The Importance of Being Earnest Passion's duet Dance Eiko and Koma ICA Concerts YMSO/Blair Festival Hall ENO Chilingirian Quartet Queen Elizabeth Hall The material that touches all our lives Plastics Now theory is almost a reality Interplas 87 opens today at the National Exhibition… Monergy A new revolution in packaging Plastics/2 Soft drinks add sparkle to Polyester Terephthalate, the new pet on the market How high is high-tec? Low noise and clinically clean ITF Aids to better medicine CD changes the outlook In place of old metal Loughborough University of Technology Darlington Shell Chemicals Aquascutum Nationwide Security Blinds A bold winter's tale By Liz Smith Top designers have turned to the garden for inspiration - and knitwear may never be the same again Shoes with real polish If the shoe fits... chances it is hand-made and incredibly comfortable Rosalie Courage Fine Figures Bright night for a spree The Times Royal National Institute for the Blind Stars on Sunday People Entertainments This selective guide to entertainment and events… Henry Sotheran Ltd BBC 1 Alliance Leicester Likely lad of Brixton Television Choice Hearing Aid Prices Review Zhao takes the helm as old guard step down The Times Crossword Puzzle No 17,504 (AP): Frankfort riot police shot dead Weather Male guilt and artistic discord Commons sketch The Times Stock Market Hunting leaps to £7m Pict losses cut Mortgage cut Pay notes Summary Stock Markets Banks fail to revive dollar Slow progress on US deficit disappoints (Reuter): Pohl opposes rise in interest rates CBI comes out fighting Coloroll calls halt to acquisitions Guinness accused back in court Fraud Squad expected to make new arrests soon Anger as TSB deal is approved Cutbacks at Orion Royal Day of reckoning brings SE relief Tap Business and Finance 25-34 Sport 44-48 ABF bid doubt over Berisford Settlement Day relief but prices slip Stock Markets NatWest The Action Bank ABF caution may pay off Tempus Coloroll retrenches Maxwell makes US acquisition Crash forces Elders IXL to shelve £1bn Courage float Burgess sparks at £8.23m Unit trusts attack SIB pricing move Spirits sales soar in second quarter Wondering about Woolies The Times CBI Diary Celtic fringe benefits The Times CBI Diary Ladbroke sells UTP for £34.8m Pressure on gas price review for industry Ransomes so £3.8m sale Investment Trusts Back to drawing board for electricity sale Comment Pilkington Companies told 'look at quality of managers' Code of Practice 'Grand strategy vital to urban renewal efforts' Inner Cities Study of business role Education Banham says forget the crash and invest for growth Confederation of British Industry Conference Industry to take 'common-sense' route north Regional Growth Air Call Industry warned by David Puttnam Environment Poll tax 'would throw up big business losers' Today's agenda Conference reports by Edward Townsend, Alan Wood and… Cray agrees £8m deal to purchase Lloyd Business Summary Unit Group leaps 25% Sound Diffusion slips KLM Blue Arrow buys IPS Shares rally in mixed trading World Markets Round-Up: Tokoy Australian issues soar Sydney Brokers optimistic despite index fall Hong Kong Market-finishes lower Frankfurt Dow finishes with fifth gain in a row Wall Street London Traded Options BZW Barclays de Zoete Wedd Small firms: on a European hiding to nothing? Brussels: 1992 and all that (III) In his third report on the Eec Commission, John Raven suggests entrepreneurs should contact the Eec Task Force for advice and financial assistance British Telecom M&G Group names finance director Appointments Third Market Alpha Stocks Traditional Options Recent Issues Base Lending Rates DBI Discount Brokers International(UK) Ltd British Business (Reuter): 'Positive' reaction to Eurotunnel in Japan CJES Lack of support Stock Exchange Prices Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts The Times Unit Trust Information Service Gold Commodities Foreign Exchanges Money Markets London Financial Futures High-tech companies need new perks The Week Taking a chip off the old oak block People Air Conditioning Computer World Morse Computers Where All Systems Go Compaq move on Scottish plant Briefing The Epson Specialists IBM Publishing Centre Oyster terminals Extra-loving care for the employee Recruitment Events WAC Wright Air Conditioning SD Systerns Designers plc SR Systems Resources Professional Services Times Network Systems Ltd BL Computer Appointments SS Staffordshire Building Society Cobol Linc For the Pick of the jobs Jobscene More companies to enter the market Additional benefits for the employees OLiCO Recruitment Assistant Computerland A Career with a Future!! Having Trouble Finding the Right Computer Staff? IBM Dumfries & Galloway Waltham Forest Health Authority Royal County of Berkshire Durham Family Practitioner Committee Ats International Recruitment Ltd Climbing the housing stairs A guide to careet opportunities Men have taken over most of the top jobs in Britain's housing, reports Sally Watts, who advises how women are fighting their way back Health Care Barking & Dagenham Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine Angel asb international recruitment Royal Society of Medicine Woodleitgh Nursing Home Public Appointments Croydon Health Authority Public Appointments Corporation of London Sheffield Council North Birmingham Health Authority A Career in Psychiatric Nursing Dumfries & Galloway Wiltshire County Council South Hams District Council Health Care Tower Hamlets Health Authority Sova Director Amnesty International Secretary DACD The Museum of London Dorset County Council Imperial Cancer Research Fund Master of Music Westminster Cathedral Diplomatic Service Tunbridge Wells Expert Systems in Science, Engineering and… East Hampshire District Council NAHA Rugby Borough Council Heberden Coin Room Ashmolean Museum University of Bristol Dalgety Bedfordshire Head of Chambers TML Public Appointments University of Hong Kong Commercial Lawyer The Court House JHA Elders Finance Group Limited Woman to be evicted after 50 years Law Report November 3 1987 Judge to act in charge of QB lists Potential prejudice insufficient to establish forgery offence Relationship stable enough for tenancy The Legal Protection Group Limited Legal Officer Chambers Vacancy H Appointment of Graduate Trainee Meredith Scott Recruitment Islington Multiple Classified Advertising Items Badenoch & Clark Gabriel Duffy Consultancy MP Simmonds Church Smiles & Co Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hill Samuel Personal Finance Limited Rawlison and Butler Solicitors James Davis & Partners Cobbett Leak Almond Solicitors L&P L. L. J Clifford Chance Law Personnel Chambers Priest Marians Holdings P. L. C Legal Desk Editors IRPC CCH Editions Limited P. N. L M Can You Make a Millionaire? MP WM Solicitor McKenna & Co Employment Law and Immigration Law Simmons & Simmons Surrey and Hants Conveyancing or Litigation… The Times Puckish adventure for the master Ivan Lendl will this week experience what life may have been like had he not chosen tennis Legal Appointments UKF Incomes Data Services Ltd Newbury Only Fife remain unbeaten Ice Hockey Trainee Court Clerk Asa Law Problems put Phipps out of first round Bobsleighing Room Twelve Limited UK Life Conveyancer - Croydon Today's Fixtures British Gas Rendel Returning to the fold after 48 years Rackets Mandarin, Our Newmarket Correspondent: Leicester Selecation Mandarin: Fontwell Park Selections By Mandarin: Heart Of Stone set to defy top weight Racing: Flat Form Suggests Akehurst's Charge is in Right Mood to Make Successful Transition to Hurdling at Fontwell Today Jockey Club moves to lessen severity of Wetherby fences California suits Allez Milord Results from yesterday's two meetings Bethell welcomes Late Matinee win Clore dispersal awaits further developments Flatterer's career ended Blinkered first time Mansell can find comfort in Moss Motor Racing MIM worried by injury to their captain Volleyball One man and his wheels of fortune Taking a joy-ride with Stirling Moss away from the acrimonious fumes of today to the purer air of yesterday England manager outlines his plans and ambitions Rugby Union Scots lend weight to district games Janik given his chance Rugby Results from the Weekend (Reuter): Nz player jailed for biting Old father Thames is 90 today Rowing Reality catches up with Real's dream Overseas Football Overseas League Results Keen duel likely in re-match Hockey Coming-of-age festivities include goals Top teams create class gulf Basketball England team given Sri Lankan vote as likely champions Cricket (AFP): Hadlee to tour Australia Jumpers down to earth for Games Equestrianism Bowls Corkhill sets up meeting with Bryant Highbury task for Freestone Football: Welsh and Czechoslovaks Name Squ Ads for next Week's European Qualifier For the Record England brings in Williams but claims discrimination City crash ends QPR deal Ambitious Sibson heading for a dangerous return Boxing Revered old boys dropped (Reuter): Wait over for Watson Golf Pools Forecast Private funds for drug testing Japan Air Lines Tin for tat in pit-a-Pat finish Butcher becomes fourth player to be charged England men warned Ice couple disband Sport in Brief Ferguson chases Lawrenson Schools' requests raise suspicions Corinthian dream puts London on Cup trail Attempt to halt delays Three cheers for the Fiscal End Column
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