News from 28/11/1987
1987; Gale Group;
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Srikumar Sen, Boxing Correspondent, Chris Peachment, Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, Juan Carlos Gumucio, Andrew McEwen, Manners, Official Verderer, Shirley Lancaster, Jane MacQuitty, Simon Barnes, Richard Thomson Banking Correspondent, R. W. Montgomery, Managing Director, Cliff Feltham, Ivo Tennant, Ian Murray, David Walker Public Administration Correspondent, Clive Davis, Sarah Jane Checkland, Art Market Correspondent, Jeremy Flint, Danby Bloch and Raymond Godfrey, John Clare, Education Correspondent, Colin Narbrough, Geoff Brown, Gerald Davies, Anthony Seldon, Howard Foster, Francesca Greenoak, Ann Morrow, Nicholas Wood Political Correspondent, Peter Jones, Jill Sherman, Social Services Correspondent, P. W. B. Semmens, Lawrence Lever, Charles Jackson, Alan Hamilton, Martin Cropper, Duncan Heenan, Peter Plugge, Marcus Williams, Frances Bissell, David Hands, Richard Newell, Joy Bannister, Laura Pankhurst, Kenneth Warren, Martin Fletcher Political Reporter, Nicole Swengley, N. S., Sydney Friskin, Nicholas Harling, David Watts and Colin Narbrough, David Miller, (Michael Phillips), David Watts, Richard Holmes, John Higgins, Raymond Keene, Liz Walkington, Peter Gartland, Alison Eadie, P. W., Paul Griffiths, Steve Acteson, Peter Bryan, John Cooney, Roland Rudd, Richard Owen, John Clare Education Correspondent, David Young, Energy Correspondent, Barry Pickthall, Peter Brimelow, Ian Ross, Michael Hornsby and Ray Kennedy, David Sapsted, Lynda Murdin Arts Correspondent, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Kenneth Fleet, Simon O'Loughlin, Christopher Thomas, Christopher Walker, Jill Sherman Social Services Correspondent, Brian Alderson, Clive White, Amanda Pardoe, Wendy Machin, Mihir Bose, Michael Seely, Lynda Murdin, Paul Mellars, Eveline Hunter, Peter Dear and Peter Davalle, Michael Clark and Geoffrey Foster, Barry Wood, Michael Dynes, David Sinclair, Martin Howe, Stephen Pettitt, John Woodcock, Cricket Correspondent, Hugo Vickers, John Chambers, Jonathan Meades, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Frances Gibb, Sam Kiley, Keith Macklin, Phillip Jacobson and Brian James, Pearce Wright, Science Editor, Colin Campbell, Conal Gregory, A. B. R. Hallgarten, Judy Froshaug, Jan Raath, Philip Jacobson, Rodney Lord Economics Editor, Robert Kilroy-Silk, Philip Ray, Richard Battley, Richard Williams,
ResumoPolice shoot and capture Border Fox Troops move in as car crashes at check-point Books for Christmas Tunnel issue Go for bonds Portfolio Index IRA's explosives 'made in France' How Scargill woos and wins over his audience Ban on GCHQ secrets report Rail fares to rise by average 6.5% Farewell to a 'true hero' Firemen honour King's Cross victim Security sweep follows massacre of 16 whites MP tells cricketers to return Allied Dunbar Ladbroke's sues Tote for libel News Summary Britain 'shamed' Civil Service protest Scientific appraisal TV unions balloted Cyril Kaye Boat man killed Move on electricity Gorbachov visit 'sign of respect for Thatcher' GMC takes tough line on doctors with Aids Karpov takes time out for second time By Our Social Services Correspondent: Patients to get free private treatment A Wellesley Briscoe & Partners Ltd Psychopath's one-man war Haughey's threat on extradition Bill Institute 'funded by Pretoria' Setback for Ilea over sixth forms Rail fare rises 'will force commuters to switch to roads' Train Fare Changes No Title No slowing Mrs Thatcher Rossetti sets world record Saleroom A routine 16½-hour day Art expert who fits a royal bill The Equitable Life Woman killed her doctor in hotel Two held after farmhouse shootings Hard left campaign threatens Labour's overhaul of policy Police admit errors as Ryan killings began Orchestras fear for their cash secrets Ross Furriers Leeds A triumph of art over disease Rural GPs with computers offer model service White Paper in action FT sale would involve inquiry Press Freedom Doctor in methadone drug case struck off Help for one million jobless Post museum curator jailed Gunman jailed Spycatcher press ban is 'intolerable' says editor Police 'plot' over bombings denied £1.1 m fraud charges Sheep Dip Forged Dutch cash returns man to prison Building a future in Meccano Pentax SFX Ministers set on curbing right of silence Killing of whites tied to land dispute in Zimbabwe Minolta From Our Correspondent, Harare: Multiracial sect found donors for farm project Welsh sorrow for massacred family Ershad declares an emergency World Summary Gulf work increases Broadcast strike ends Flats raid in Berlin Smoker is stabbed Kabul diplomats tee-up amid mortar craters Choicest Blend (AP): General replaced Treaty attacked London linked to Swedish arms deals Nato shifts spotlight to conventional weapons Takeshita on beaten track Guard ran away from gunman Two Beirut hostages freed The Times Cubans hold out on jail siege terms Stabbed hostage freed as bargaining to finish American prison protest drags on Bonhams Knights Bridge & Chelsea Ozal promise on prices as pressure builds Pretoria reverses decision on rally Cumberland Hotel From a Correspondent, Moscow: Kremlin orders big changes in ailing health care system UN to check 'beaten' children in explosive Gaza Strip Lancia Italian treasures threatened by flooding (AFP): Princess is 'critical' after burns (Reuter): Official quits (Reuter): Freedom dip (Reuter): Relief clear (AFP): Pop divorce Trinidad crisis (AFP): Brain fever Grounded (Reuter): President ill Over the sea to sky Sporting Diary Mr Cinders Sporting Diary Blinders Sporting Diary Barry Fantoni Agreed Sporting Diary To the point Sporting Diary Biko: the final irony Fleur de Villiers regrets Attenborough's white liberal epitaph But what of 1966 and all that? Mrs Thatcher's warning signal Kinnock words but no action So much to be thankful for The Choice for Coal No Safety for Sarney Fourth Leader Misgivings on the Copyright Bill Beyond letter of law Secrecy over tin Science teaching After the planes Moving hazards on home front Lyndhurst bypass Not altogether Burdens of age Topsy-turvy times Independent Lebanon Court Circular Forthcoming marriages Service dinners Service reception Gold medal Birthdays Memorial services Church news Using an electrical field to repair nerve cells Science report The mystic as a model for life Picture Gallery Latest wills Dinners Luncheon Canon J. R. Fox Priest who bridged the gulfs Mr John Macey Sir John Colville Mr George Ryga Inner Temple Index Dr Edgar Berman Christening The Veeraswamy Once upon a season Children Bringing the year to book Books for Christmas Our critics' choice of the books which have given them pleasure Garrard Index Books from Centrury Picture Gallery Jokes to choke a Greek god Humour Yale University Press Blackwell Bookshops Picture Gallery Passing the Kubla Khan test Travel Mischief among royal retainers Biographics A glass of gold Wine Crisis and cant Politics Dillons the Bookstore Club Lasanta QUO Vadis Limited The Magic of Israel Multiple Classified Advertising Items Iberia The Magic of Italy Electrolux Hotel Services Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mandeer Holidays Christmas Multiple Classified Advertising Items Meon Tata Multiple Classified Advertising Items Beach Villas (Holidays) Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Trailfinders the Travel Experts Multiple Classified Advertising Items Ver the hill Aquasports Surf a Ski Europa Skilodge Orientoures (London) Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Small World Snowsun Ski Holidays Multiple Classified Advertising Items Salzburg School that took a slide Richard Williams tests his nerve at St Anton, once famous for its ski classes Travel Notes Jersey Outings Apple blossom time These days Tasmania's restored penal settlements allow visitors to watch lambs playing in the November sun, as Ann Morrow did, and savour the beauty of the wilderness Travel Notes Time Off Ltd Worldwide Thomson Fixing prices Travel News Serenissima Westwood After the storm Our devastated woodlands will restore themselves, Francesca Greenoak says-but gardens need a helping hand Allen Power Equipment Ltd Guaranteed Excellence in Garden Tractors National Garden Gift Tokens Restaurant Guide Manners Frimley Tandoori No Title Liaison Restaurant Khun Akorn Thai Restaurant Nontas The Times Carraro's Hammerton's Restaurant Soraya The Golden Horn No Title MR Kong Chinese Restaurant Belgravia-Sheraton Jagerhutte 36, Queensway London W2 LA Reash Multiple Classified Advertising Items No Title Multiple Classified Advertising Items Ruritanian nights Eating out Jonathan Meades tackles unflappably slow Swedes, noisily rustic Russians and glossily bucolic Britons-all within a few streets of each other Multiple Classified Advertising Items Butters Restaurant Bortsch'n'tears Multiple Classified Advertising Items South Indian Vegetarian Restaurant Chutneys Indian Vegetarian Restaurant Variation on a pudding theme Readers' requests for another fatless Christmas pudding have persuaded Frances Bissell to devise a four-flavour recipe Dao Lambrusco Rose Vivalp Able Labels Message in a bottle Drink Jane MacQuitty has the complete answer to your Christmas shopping problem Del Colle Russell's trial by showbiz Television Drama that doesn't fade Opera Tosca Covent Garden Royal Ballet The film of the Booker Chris Peachment talks to J. G. Ballard about Spielberg's film adaption of the author's prize-winning novel A BBC lecture tour around the symphony Grossing the age divide Jazz Ah-Um 100 Club, London A sad touch of greyness from Poland Concert Warsaw Philharmonic/Kord Festival Hall The birthday party Serota's successor The Times Arts Diary Magnificent Mahler Classical Records Many and various Rock Records Miniature win Chess Eastern time Jazz Records Luck of the Greeks Bridge All for fun News Lines Rose-tinted glasses Shopping Nicole Swengley finds glassware to give or keep for yourself Concise Crossword No 1425 Concerts Theatre Dance Waiting for Godard Television Galleries Shows for Christmas Regional Television Variations Film Word-Watching Saturday Sunday Councils 'need 60,000 staff' Scargill's tricks of rhetoric The Times Crossword Puzzle No 17,526 Weather British sub 'spied on IRA arms boat' Executive Editor Kenneth Fleet Stock Market The Pound Natwest puts off listing Dominion rise Flat brew Stock Markets Summary Main Price Changes Interest Rates Currencies Gold North Sea Oil Tunnel issue falls short But Morton 'delighted' by investor demand Japan licence for C&W By Our City Staff: Tax probe at Boesky company Boost for building societies Government doubles limit on money market borrowing Haslam condemns coal imports plan By Our City Staff: Debbie Moore departs with Pineapple chunk Sterling at highest for five years Siebe advance confounds critics Foreign & Colonial Business and Finance Granada's £250m bid wins over Visionhire Thorn bids £10m for Australian stake Business Summary Bulmer sells US offshoot Allied borrows more Mountleigh seeks buy-in Alphameric pays £5m The Throgmorton Trust LandLeisure buys homes Share-dealing bumps to its lowest level since Big Bang Stock Market Alpha Stocks Merrydown Wine rises at half time Recent Issues Third Market Traditional Options London Traded Options Dow drops in slow trading Wall Street Midland unveils business exchanges with Hongkong By Our City Staff: Fuel group cuts loss to £1.85m SAS soars to record £164m Nestor seeks listing Siebe stands to win new friends with share holding operation Tempus Nestor-BNA Dominion Int Goodman plan for UK quote News Corp in Fairfax deal Cheltenham & Gloucester Building Society C&W's giant step on the global highway Comment Eurotunnel below par The Times Unit Trust Information Service Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts Gold Commodities Foreign Exchange Money Markets London Financial Future Quiet end to week Stock Exchange Prices Crash hits the London Life bonuses Family Money Briefing B&B and the younger savers Unit Linked Insurance Investments Interest Rates Round-Up Key Rates Fund Offers Base Lending Rates This Week The home-owners' way-to beat winter More mortgage rates are cut Johnson Fry Gilt-edged safety "You can run but you can't hide" is how the world-wide stock market crash of 1987 will be remembered. Peter Gartland assesses where investors should put their money now Minor detour on way to long-term gains Pretty much ignored by UK investors Fidelity Windsor Fidelity Bell Noble Elliott The heirs who wait Bonus for the benefit people Chancery Securities PLC Better to build an extra room Both parents should have life cover How undeclared profits will find you out Tax First appeal is to the commissioners Knight Williams Customer's double trouble Cheques Framlington The Equitable life Fidelity FS Investment Managers Clerical Medical Unit Trusts How yesterday's novelty spans the world of today As the number of unit trusts has increased, the investment areas coverd have grown ever more speialized. But there is an alternative. Liz Walkington reports on international unit trusts The fine art of selection Save & Prosper Tax keep down the income funds Alliance Leicester Mercury MIM Britannia The Equitable Life Portsmouth Building Society Duménil Managed Currency Fund Ltd The French prices are up again Wine Swiss bids created most export interest Merchants store for a small charge Why so many want to lose money on horses Our article on investment in horses, (Family Money 10 October) generated tremendous interest. Mihir Bose looks again at the money being lavished on four-legged animals M&G Group Lancashire & Yorkshire Portfolio Gold Births, Marriages, Deaths By Our Astronomy Correspondent: The night sky in December Astronomy Picture Gallery Announcements Cancer Relief Cancer Research Campaign Church news Newspapers Isle's fish families puzzle researchers Anchaeology University news Services tomorrow First Sunday in Advent Polytechnic news Appointments Anniversaries The South Bank Centre Royal Festival Hall Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Raymond Gubbay Philharmonia Orchestra Christmas Carol Concerts Wigmore Hall Barbican London Symphony Orchestra Atarah's Band Royal Philharmonic Orchetra Multiple Classified Advertising Items Asprey Victor Hochhauser Phihararmonia Orchestra St John's Smith Square Messiah Sadler's Wells Theatre Multiple Classified Advertising Items For Everyone Falcon Products Talman Ltd Dickens Old Curiosity Shop Berwick Salmon Fisheries Company Ltd Leapfrog Named Alphabet Posters Birthday Newspapers Leapfrog Named Clock Multiple Classified Advertising Items Concorde Newraye Ltd Lectra-Sox Chester-care ltd Heffers Stationers Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bonhams Knights Bridge Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Secret Garden Samad's Ltd The Piano Workshop Homes & Gardens Safeland Protmeter Treske for Solid Wood Groom Bros Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Ardenco Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Averys Clearwater Products Multiple Classified Advertising Items For Him Biagi Multiple Classified Advertising Items For her Multiple Classified Advertising Items Christmas Entertaining Brunel's Multiple Classified Advertising Items Head hunters in Room 12 As the supply of first-rate lawyers dwindles, the pace of search for these paragons quickens, and the head hunters make their appearance, says Frances Gibb, Legal Correspondent, and even firms which shied away from such bloodthirsty activity are beginning to see its bonuses Weightmans and Rutherfords Wilde Sapte Carlton Retirement Planning Ltd Few & Kester Solicitors Emsley Collins Solicltors The Times Legal & Financial Services Guide Veale Benson Alsop Stevens Solicitors Edge & Ellison, Hatwell Pritchett & Co Laces Solictors Wedlake Saint Jaques & Lewis Alan Taylor & Co Davis, Campbell & Co Carter Faber Dawson & Co Legal and Financial Service Guide Blood test refusal evidence in paternity Overwork can be cause of industrial injury Aids factor in rape sentences Entertainments The Times Legal & Financial Services Guide Davis, Campbell & Co The Times Heald Nickinson Suspicion occurs where proof lacking Probation hostel valuable weapon in sentencing School has famous honour roll Eklund's team appeals over RAC decision Motor Rallying Enter the raging bull that is Britain A new wave of fighting words ruffles the waters ruled by the American yachts Crowe leads way on run-laden day Cricket (Reuter): Vengsarkar defiant Douce ready to test top amateurs Cycling Wigan go for record Rugby League Stortford will test Hounslow Hockey Wales to take heart from defeat by Irish Laing in line for world title shot Boxing Board inquiry Pressure on officials to keep the peace in Cup Basketball Paradis main danger Tennis Eddery planning to blunt Triptych's formidable speed Racing Big-Race Field Fine Lomond foal goes to Sheikh Mohammed Newbury Yesterday's results Leicester Mandarin: Improving Kildimo holds right credentials to claim Hennessy Racing: Balding's Chaser to Underline Gold Cup Potential Mandarin: Newbury Selections Mandarin: Newscastle Selections Eskimo Mite in from the cold Mandarin: Market Rasen Selections Mandarin: Towcester Selections Spying out those whose trade is treachery Rugby Union: an elegy for the game fast losing its innocence in a bottomless pit where the ruffian and the Rambo reign Tough test for Goodwill Today's Team News Tomorrow Guide the Weekend Fixtures Sport on TV Lancashire out to book their place in the semi-finals Calcraft on injured list Venables' first opponents could not be tougher V-Day as Venables takes the field at last to spur his beleaguered troops to victory No Title Today's Team News Pleat knows the way round Liverpool (Reuter): Norman finds top form to share lead Golf Williams to make intentions known Snooker (AFP): Tomba raises stock with first victory Skiing Hunt is forced to retire For the Record Dose of Burridge injects new life into Southampton Internal chaos on road to Seoul (AP): Southern alert England warning over 'cheating' Rangers want Wilkins Thermal Throusers (PA): Rebuke but no Hue for Broad Maxwell will press on £500,000 boost for Sheffield Torrance in front Sport in Brief Johnson narrowly misses 147 break Cooper's job goes in reshuffle Compton blames Pakistan umpire End Column
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