News from 02/12/1987
1987; Gale Group;
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Srikumar Sen, Boxing Correspondent, Victoria McKee, Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, Victoria Glendinning, Holly Hill, William Stephens, Keith Dalton, Stockholm, David Lee, Cliff Feltham, Sheridan Morley, John Arkell, Philip Howard, John Bell, City Editor, Hilary Finch, Mandarin (Michael Phillips), Carol Leonard, Sarah Jane Checkland, Art Market Correspondent, Harry Eyres, Mario Modiano, Colin Narbrough, Mitchell Platts, Golf Correspondent, Nicholas Wood Political Correspondent, Ruth Gledhill, John Spicer, Paul Bareau, Lawrence Lever, Mick Cleary, Thomson Prentice Science Correspondent, Peter Waymark, Pearson Phillips, Keith Yeomans, Robin Young, Philip Gibbons, Martin Cropper, Harvey Elliott and Andrew McEwen and David Watts, Michael Hamlyn, David Hands, Charles Bremner, Woodrow Wyatt, Roland Rudd and Richard Evans, John Percival, Charles Knevitt Architecture Correspondent, Martin Fletcher Political Reporter, C. J. Hinds, Chairman, Simon Tait, Harvey Elliott, Air Correspondent, Edward Fennell, George Rae, San Francisco, Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, Paul Vallely, Nicholas Harling, David Smith, Economics Correspondent, Dennis Signy, Robin Oakley Political Editor, Philip Webster, Chief Political Correspondent, Josephine Fairley, Alison Eadie, Peter Davalle, Dennis Shaw, Robert Worcester, Antonia Fraser, Angus Calder, Michael Holroyd, Alastair Niven, Harold Pinter, Harold Pinter, Josephine Pullein-Thompson, Gillian Tindall, Robert Woof, Craig Brown, Paul Griffiths, Harry Catchpole, Andrew McEwen, Diplomatic Correspondent, John Cooney, Peter Bryan, Richard Evans, Michael Spender, Secretary, Frederick Bonnart and Richard Owen, Sheila Gunn, Political Staff, Richard Owen, Noel H. P. Turner, Geoffrey Foster, Humphrey Hawkesley, Richard Bassett, Keith MacKlin, Charles Knevitt, Architecture Correspondent, P. J. Mountford, Simon O'Loughlin, John Goodbody, John England, Ian Smith, Christopher Walker, Jill Sherman Social Services Correspondent, Philip Webster, Rodney Cowton and Andrew Morgan, Edward Townsend, Industrial Correspondent, Daniel Ward Motor Industry Correspondent, Peter Aykroyd, Clive White, Paul Newman, Martin Woodcock, Philip Webster, Ian Stafford, Andrew Lycett, George Chesterton, Michael Horsnell, Alan McGregor, Max Beloff, Chris Moore, Richard Ford, Political Correspondent, Pearce Wright, Science Editor, Colin Campbell, Nick Higham, Jan Raath, David Young Energy Correspondent, Philip Jacobson, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, India Knight, Colin McQuillan, Tony Dawe and Rodney Cowton, Colin Moynihan, Michael Hatfield, Richard Battley, Gordon Burrows,
ResumoTerror alert given before jet disasters Suicide strengthens 'bomb on jet' theory Thatcher rebukes Haughey Banks step in In Part 2 Portfolio—Gold— Index European summit set to fail Heath lashes totally 'flawed' education Bill Postal strike looks certain Prince charges planners with rape of Britain Developers "worse than Luftwaffe" Tube station fire risks 'neglected' Detectives break child sex ring Meridien Piccadilly High-crime areas get more police News Roundup Thatcher for Africa £15,000 theatre prize Dock boss returns Doctors interviewed Mr Ronay resists a favourite Helena International BAe loses US order Inner city drive falters as departments bicker Thames tell unions of new threat to TV jobs Minister wants act of faith Dublin extradition debate Russians view nuclear training Hundreds flee train smoke Negotiators favour women Liberal/SDP merger Judges work more to reduce delays Soccer player released Thai Smooth as silk Abuse case doctor diagnosed children before studying test Cubist Picasso fetches £4.1 million Saleroom Man at heart of Cleveland crisis inquiry Curb on arcades is sought Gaming machine 'addicts' £500,000 can be a drag New guide for doctors with Aids The Victoria Wine Company Patients fear cost of going to dentist The loser wins prize at last Portfolio—Gold— Labour cheers as Heath attacks education Bill December 1 1897 Parliament Measure will raise standards and extend choice, baker claims School reforms Minister has to apologize Help wanted for stillbirth mothers Government rebuked Straw move is rejected Lord Jenkins takes seat Parliament today Heffer's fortunate friends Criminal Justice Bill gets third reading Kinnock 'living in Cloud-cuckoo-land' Prime Minister's onslaught Assurance on deterrent Barracking for Thatcher Terror decision brings disquiet Prime Minister 'We shall not deal with them' More cash to help training Steam leads the way as laird's Shetland cruiser is launched once again Soccer clubs attacked on sponsorship of lager Inspector demoted over exam Fighter designers look to propeller BR veils high speed Networker Greenpeace Juries retained for complex cases Fraud trials Cough vaccine 'grossly maligned' court told Citroen Bx Estate Poll tax opens door to bonanza time for computer firms Peugeot's drive for exports Bombs case man 'invented attacks' Killer had blonde fixation Sun censured over story on TV presenter 40 % pay rise Chess ban The British Document Exchange Thatcher will look at nurses' pay Arctic comes to town No secrets to protect, QC tells spy court (Reuter): Murder attempt World Roundup (Reuter): Amnesty for Iraqis Haiti poll 'doomed' (AFP): Nuclear plant alert (Reuter): Pilot reprimanded The B&q Challenge (Reuter): Baldwin dies at 63 'Berserko' turned in Geldof derides Ethiopia's 'pathetic' aid effort Chirac seeks confidence vote on policy French irritated by British criticism of hostage deal UN defeat for Syria on terror Raids across border worry Zimbabwe Dispute over freed hostages could wreck EEC summit Nato backs Inf deal as Carlucci lays troops fears Summit countdown: Allies support deal Soviet media success President's tough talk Spotlight moves to chemical arms ban From Our Own Correspondent, Washington: Reagan to press on Afghanistan Hine Gorbachev shines in TV coup Afghan President admits younger brother has fled The age of the trains Rainbow Warrior's last trip Greek- Turkish summit ahead Ozal victory bonus Poland to modify reforms package (Reuter): Vietnam court told US led failed coup Sainsbury's Multiple Display Advertising Items Give Yourself an Xmas Present Chartleigh appointments Jardine Gray Ltd, Elizabeth Hunt Show Secretary Multiple Display Advertising Items Joslin Rowe The Best of Banking Hunter Turner Associates Ltd., M & M Zinkin & Associates Multiple Classified Advertising Items Brown & Root (U. K.) Limited PA to MD Multiple Display Advertising Items Gillian Bates, Seawillow Ltd Price Jamieson & Partners Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Pa to the Chairman Zarak Hay Associates International Scotch Whisky Company Maptech (UK) Ltd., Sheila Anderson, Rigby & Company Multiple Classified Advertising Items La Crème Continued on Page 38 Multiple Display Advertising Items Bhopal plant executives charged over 2,500 deaths From Our Own Correspondent, Delhi: Gandhi dismisses Delhi police chief Manila coup officers get 20-year sentences Hitachi Sir Joh goes grudgingly Era of arch-conservative rule ends in Queensland Files are seized in poison gas inquiry Student jailed (Reuter): Salt solution (Reuter): Silence rules (Reuter): Son sacrificed Answers that must surface The King's cross fire is over but the controversy continues. Today, as the inquiry beings, Tony Dawe and Rodney Cowton look at the questions it must address The Times Call of the wild Simpson Iccadilly Ten Vital Question for the Inquiry South African Airways Who Will Be There Is glasnost more than a gesture? Mikhail Gorbachov's policy of openness is under fire from all sides. Christopher Walker reports From Freeze to Thaw to Frost Concise Crossword No 1428 Johnie Walkar Black Label Only here for the pier Scaled down Silent service Kennel club Barry Fantoni PHS: Action man Poland's angry silence Richard Bassett on the implications of the referendum result Abusing those child assault statistics Whitehall threat to the universities A final hurdle to livelier Sundays Woodrow Wyatt Wally and ivy, that's me However…Pearson Phillips The Carlucci Card When Dealers are Diplomats Heat and Dust in Lahore Chance for UK to 'tailor' CAP Radiation levels Law on charities Crisis in care Pictures that may deceive the eye Artists' forum Birds in Cyprus Poet in detention Burdens of age First Tube Line Repened The City Railway. Home Secretary and Traffic Problem Court Circular Dinners School news Marks & Spencer Survivors give gliimmer of hope to Aids victims Science report Picture Gallery Forthcoming marriages Marriages Today's royal engagements Luncheons Lancaster Ball James Baldwin Writer of black America Professor K. B. Smellie Dr Roger Manvell Miss Muriel Tarrant Births, Marriages, Deaths Memorial services Receptions Birthdays today Announcements Times Newspapers Ltd., Taught to win Television Long-distance dancing Maybe Tomorrow/LCDT Sadler's Wells Dance Theatre Royal Haymarket Coming up to Rosie Shridan Morley asks Frances Barber about Twelfth Night and her forthcoming film Housekeeping Mature in Manhattan Theatre Burn This Plymouth Theatre, New York The new right's real life Priate Members Half Moon Royal Opera House Earthy revival Opera L'Ormindo Guildhall School The Diary of One who Disappeared / Savitri St David's Hall, Cardiff Royal Opera House Spink Buy Silver & Jewellery After the Pineapple spilt Debbie Moore's company went public five years ago in a blaze of publicity. Now she goes public to Victoria McKee with the inside story of why she has decided to dance to a different tune Notalgia ain't where it used to be First Person Multiyork Friday Habitat a Store House Plc Company Wired for sound & Briefly a round-up of news, views and information This selective guide to entertainment and events… Entertainments Georg Kern, better known by his pseudonym Baselitz… War on Want Television and Radio Under Harrison's hat Television Choice Radio Choice Salzburg 'Restore historic views to London' Sympathetic setting for St Paul's The Times Crossword Puzzle No 17,529 Word-Watching Weather Duke calls on industry to protect environment Words of gloom from a man apart Commons sketch Executive Editor kenneth Fleet Stock Market The Pound French shy away from tunnel Young's goal Calor falls 4% Summary Banks step in to lift dollar US currency edges up after $500m support Bonn in £7bn credit plan News pays £20m on stores venture GEC sets out to spend cash mountain Bonanza down on Wytch Farm Dorset oil field could become one of Europe's biggest Trafalgar advances to £163m Broackes in the chair: tea for two at The Ritz Pofits leap 33% at Allied-Lyons Price Waterhouse Index Blue Circle in the market for Birmid Cape Industries up but outlook cautious Business Roundup Drummond dividend up Monks & Crane rises Logitek looks for growth Trafalgar House Atkins lifts payout to 3p Plans delayed at Northern General Cinema bid talk lifts cadbury Schweppes Stock Market Birmingham Mint changes pay off with £1.62m profit Lyons roars ahead Trafalgar sails on a cash boat Tempus Color Group British Gas urged to open industrial energy market Salvesen purchase Polly Peck in 22% advance to £86.2m News to meet commission By Our City Staff: Demerged Hogg broker down 8% No labour of love for Blair The Times City Diary Order of the boot No sex please Colloids up 33% Textiles group advances Rose-tinted spectacle Friend Lee SAS set to clear B-Cal hurdle Allied-Lyons All eyes on a modest German expansion Comment Lights flickering at GEC Norcross leaps in first half Half-time losses at John Michael Nationwide Anglia Market ends lower but makes up lost ground Hong Kong Recent Issues Alpha Stocks Base Lending Rates Ag Stanley names new executives Appointments Dow edges higher but fails to hold on to early gains World Markets Roundup: New York Third Market Early hopes on growth fail to spark buying Frankfurt By Our City Staff: Touche denies rift with TR tech Traditional Options London Traded Options Wall Street Eurolatina Cefalu next Time next Holiday (Reuter): Bargain hunters lead the revival Tokyo Volatile trading Stock Exchange Prices The Times Unit Trust Information Services Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts Gold Commodities Foreign Exchanges Money Markets London Financial Futures A new role for the company doctors Management consultancy has been transformed in recent years, writes Michael Hatfield. It is now in a period of starling growth A gain from Big Bang Good career, long-term Management Consultancies Association Financial Analysis Weeding out non-professionals Stringent tests are required to join the institute. Michael Hatfield reports Self-help for all communication KPMG TMS Computer Authors Clive & Stokes International Time and motion becomes scientific Multiple Display Advertising Items Uniting around the globe Edward Fennel sports a trend to internationalism The Independent Practice of Management Consultants Peter Stafford-Hill, FIMC, FMS & Associates Roland Orr & Partners Congratulations IMC Price Waterhouse MH: Back among the minor gods Association for Distribution Development Arthur Young Management Consultants SRI International Instuite of Management Consultants Look for the one stop shop Roles of the Consultant Quality and Productivity Sparks Consultancy Services Millions for the asking Privatization has alone contributed £17 million to the upsurge of IT International Labour Office Directory of Management Consultants in the U. K.… WS Atkins PICA Management Company Limited John Lewis Partnership Carreras Lathane Associates Financial Marketing and Sales Professionals A Career in Recruitment Phoenix Video Limited Snell & wilcox Alexander Mann Associates Plc Advertisement Manager Small Visual Communications Company All Box No Replies Should Be Sent to: Box No…… Box… The Really Useful Group plc Kynaston International Ashworth Spry Exceptional Rewards for Exceptional People Time to set the sponsors free Opinion BBC Appointments Animal Welfare Trust 'As they study the matter, we just bleed.. ' The Astra TV satellite faces many problems before countdown, warns Nick Higham New Year New Career Advertising Sales Associated Book Publishers (UK) Ltd. The Devonshire Group plc The Ultimate Curriculum Vitae Assistant Editor (production) for Packaging News Personal & Editorial Assistant Golden Hinde Ltd Birth of the blues Rumpus over TV listings Andrew Lycett reports on a new round in the fight to publish schedules of TV programmes Snap decisions for the paper people Advances in photo-technology are going to bring about a revolution in the production of pictures in newspapers Anderson Smith British Medical Journal Publishing Group Seymour The National Trust Senior Market Research Analyst Production Editor The Levitt Group City Recruitment Consultants The long goodbye Bylines Supercall Sport Editor Extraordinaire Sandoz Photo Production Limited International Textiles Art Editor Marketforce Appointments Teleforce Marketing Assistant Paperchase Support Services Limited Retail Appointments No Title Overton Executive La Crème De La Crème Multiple Display Advertising Items Futures Multiple Display Advertising Items And So To Bed Limited MacBlain Nash West End Crone Corkill Recruitment Consultants Gordon Yates The Work Shop Secretaries plus Multiple Display Advertising Items Drake Personnel Manpower Multiple Display Advertising Items The Recruitment Company Seer Multiple Display Advertising Items Maine - Tucker Recuritment Consultants Multiple Display Advertising Items The Work Shop Secretaries plus Mary Overton Recruitment Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items Finesse Appointments The Work Shop Merryweather Lindy James Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Crone Corkill Recruitment Consultants Judy Fisher Associates Caroline King Secretarial Appointments Secretaries plus Office Angels Recruitment Consultants Multiple Display Advertising Items Job Slot Job Slot Angela Mortimer Drake Personnel PA/ADMIN American Fashion Company Senior Secretaries Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items London Borough Abarnet PA/SECRETARY Coppernob Multiple Classified Advertising Items Shortand Legal Sec/P. 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Multiple Classified Advertising Items TM Multiple Classified Advertising Items Seer Property Buyers' Guide London Properties Remortgages Blyth McKenna Lc Mortgages Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Prudential Property Services Mortgage Sapphire Financial Services Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Marveen Smith & Assoc Multiple Classified Advertising Items A lifestyle for the over-50s North of the Thames Tudor with mod cons Residential Property CW: On the market Conrad Ritblat & Co Lockes Field George Trollope & Sons Property Buyers' Guide London Properties Raymond Brett & Co Sterling Grant Ltd Winkworth Mortgage Services John Payne Residential Charles Church Multiple Classified Advertising Items Barratt Smiths Gore Hampton & Sons Cluttons Prowting Homes Brian Morton & Co, Belfast Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Times Classified Multiple Classified Advertising Items Somerset & Avon Overseas Properties Diary of the Times Classified Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Robert Bruce & Partners Multiple Classified Advertising Items Rentals Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hampton & Sons Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items By a Special Correspondent: Sheffield find the going too tough Lenihan under threat When employee is in course of work when travelling home Court of Appeal Law Report December 2 1987 Regional selections have bearing on Gloucester match Rugby Union Taking off pressure on players More floaters to be listed Appalling delay Jockey Club forced to think again All-weather racing still a long way from reality How the Surfaces Compare Set-off defence not available to bank on tenuous suspicion over account Mandarin: Hereford Selection Mandarin: Hexham Selections Aquilifer to complete speedy chasing double Racing: Croucher Posed for Another Success on Murray-Smith's Recent Towcester Winner French star earmarked for Festival Fluent Quickstep helps Pipe pass another milestone Forli mare attracts competitive bidding Cole collects award as leading overseas trainer Yesterday's results Very Promising has Irish date Eklund makes appeal to FISA Motor Rallying Boost for amateur cup clubs Rugby League Repton quick to seize their chances Schools Football Meticulous notes bearing rich fruit Sports Book of the Year Today's Fixtures ITV Pulls out but bout goes on for Warren Boxing Sport on TV Planting hope in Britain Tennis coach take shis home-grown fruit to the Orange Bow S African trip proves superfluous British riders clean up Cycling Underwriter who is club's insurance Football: Win on Saturday Would Make Club History for Kidderminster Fa Cup 1988 European Tour Dates Reid unhappy with veil of secrecy over WPGA plans Golf FIG looks for flexibly method of scoring Gymnastics Stern tests in store for British Basketball By a Special Correspondent: Bates puts plans to Council Leicester bounce back to defeat Charlton New competitions gain little favour from League clubs Football By a Special Correspondent: Four for Swindon before late reply Roxburgh gives Nevin chance to stake claim (AP): Greeks not to play juniors against Dutch Norling calls for simpler laws Top referee blows whistle on administrators out of touch with game By a Special Correspondent: Meo and Davis humbled Snooker For the Record By a Special Correspondent: Davenport dismissed by MacLean Kenyon out But not down Squash Rackets Last Night's Results Intercity National Squash Championships (Reuter): Swiss face threat to stronghold Skiing Senior seed through to second round Real Tennis Dispute over move to privatize sports facilities Challenge to DeFreitas as Dilley makes return Park's written protest Financial Services Robson McCourt to face new ban Surface trials inconclusive Millwall make it six in a row Sport in Brief Clough backs Maxwell in dispute with League City give lesson in art of finishing Brown in bizarre job pact Forest game live on TV Sport in the money sector End Column
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