News from 18/02/1988
1988; Gale Group;
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Alexander Jackson, Juan Carlos Gumucio, Tom Pendry, Victoria Glendinning, Andrew Billen, P. G., Michael Binyon, Nashua, Nicholas Wood, Political Correspondent, Graham Kelly, Michael Rogers, Frank Johnson, Simon Barnes, John Ballantine La Jolla, Michael Dean, B. H. Owen, Gordon Allan, Ronald Faux, David Lee, Cliff Feltham, Sheridan Morley, William Walton, Michael Stevenson, Hilary Finch, Nuala Scarisbrick, Henry Plumb, Michael Binyon, Jeremy Kingston, Ludovic Kennedy, Liz Hodgkinson, Richard Evans, Media Editor, Carol Leonard, David Thurlow, Philip Middleton, Kenneth Mellanby, Alistair Hicks, Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, Mario Modiano, Kenneth Baker, Geoffrey Smith, Colin Narbrough, Roddy Forsyth, John Spicer, Employment Affairs Correspondent, Geoff Brown, Roger McSweeney, Joe Joseph, Bernard Levin, Howard Foster, Henry Gee, Christopher R. Hill, Sarah Thompson, Education Reporter, Michael Tate, Peter Ball, John Clare, Geoffrey Trease, Lawrence Lever, Rodney Cowton, Transport Correspondent, Thomson Prentice Science Correspondent, Peter Ackroyd, Michael Evans, Defence Correspondent, Alan Hamilton, Martin Fletcher, Political Reporter, John Young, David Barnes, Rex Bellamy, Barry Fantoni, Eric Harvey, Rex Bellamy, Tennis Correspondent, John Hennessy, Nicholas Serpell, Rasit Gurdilek, Dick Hinder, Paul Messham, Neil Kelly, Sydney Friskin, David Smith, Economics Correspondent, Dennis Signy, David Miller, Nigel Andrew, Mitchell Platts Golf Correspondent, (Michael Phillips), Christopher Goulding, Craig Seton and Stewart Tendler, Robin Oakley, Political Editor, Kerry Gill, David Robinson, Alan Lee, Cricket Correspondent, Craig Brown, Ken Gosling, Paul Griffiths, George F. Balfour, John Cooney, Alexandra Jackson, Craig Seton, Irving Wardle, Marcel Berlins, Ian Ross, Ronald Butt, Edmund L. de Rothschild, Sheila Gunn Political Staff, Derek Harris, Industrial Editor, Charles Knevitt, Architecture Correspondent, Rodney Hobson, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, David Brewerton, Keith Simpson, John Goodbody, Christopher Walker, Jill Sherman Social Services Correspondent, Iain MacLeod, Carol Ferguson, George Hill, Srikumar Sen Boxing Correspondent, Graham Searjeant Financial Editor, John Crossland, Sarah Jane Checkland Art Market Correspondent, David Gollob, Gillian Goodwin, J. M. R. Hagger, Richard Ford and John Cooney, Sarah Jane Checkland, Michael Clark and Geoffrey Foster, Philip Webster, Ian Stafford, Tim Jones, Bailey Morris, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Peter Strafford, Derek Harris Industrial Editor, D. P. F. Wheatley, Susan MacDonald, Gillian Greenwood, Maggie Drummond, John H. Gibbs, Colin McQuillan, Andrew Mango, D. O. Edwards, Ivor Davis,
ResumoKing launches new inquiries into the RUC Anglo-Irish Agreement weathers the storm Portfolia-PLUS NEW-Accumulator Nato 'must modernize' 'Crawfie' dies Bogged down Firm winners Times Focus Puzzle decider Index Haughey defeat may spark snap election The day that Norfolk nearly found itself abroad Kinnock outraged on West Bank Labour leader's wife weeps at hospital Appeal over Waldheim files Shop stewards in plea to reject Ford two-year pay deal No Title American seized in Lebanon Oxford Music Associates Ltd Bequest that will never grow old MPs will launch air safety inquiry News Roundup Cannabis dismissals Bid for bomb retrial Gunmen rob peer TV-am stake ballot Council inquiry into £1m bill for houses 'Britain's Top Cruising Magazine' Leader accused Brake on coaches £4m campaign launched to dispel Aids myths Poll tax will cost twice as much to levy as the rates Outsider leads RUC inquiry Man in the news Freighter sail away from her troubles Picture Gallery MPs seek truth on Trident Abolition of Ilea may mean orchestra's end Papworth heart operations reduced Correction Incomes gap is not just a North-South divide, says survey Counties: The Rich and the Poor Juvenile offences decrease Plea to spare arts in city cash limits Mothballed car fetches record price Saleroom Fire chief 'ignored rules to save lives' Armys superboot marches in 100mph cavalry charge up the M5 Sealink Doubletake The Times Tournament of the Mind Portfolio Driver accused RUC to be investigated by mainland officer Ulster Provisional will be the only victors Ulster Haughey call for best possible border security The Dail: Prime Minister of the Irish Republic Onslaught on student union 'Labour Party propaganda' Ilea 'is incapable of improving' Education £500,000 to buy nature reserve House of Lords Threat of a poll tax revolt Docklands denial Warning on violence Bill to help grandparents Parliament today Hurd unhappy with radical European broadcasting plan Television in the 1990s Falklands verdict is quashed An oily dragon haunts the farmyard By Staff Reporters: Aerosols to be made safe Ozone layer damage US-Japan monopoly threat Information technology Stone warriors returning to the castle £1.8m estate acquired as sanctuary for birds Family Wealth Drive against benefit abuse Long-term unemployed The Employment Service EEC may write off £lbn debts World Roundup Envoy explains Rifles seized on ship Soldier shot dead (Reuter): Appeal to Pyongyang Talks marred by rebel offensive EI Salvador flare-up (Reuter): Falklands concern (Reuter): Guerrilla sentenced Feud flares again as Bush triumphs Defeated Dole accuses Vice-Presodent of lying Super Tuesday will raise the stakes in a two-horse race Shake-up for Soviet schools Puttnam's short reign produces Oscar front-runners Moscow embassy fire Briton faces death penalty in Greece By Our Defence Correspondent: Huge costs of defence projects put a sharper focus on partnership (Reuter): Colombian raped and killed 71 (AFP): Bomb charge (Reuter): Youths jailed (Reuter): Marcos sale Soweto clash Bullies action (Reuter): Timor killing (Reuter): Burma blast (Reuter): Envoy ousted Thatcher tells Nato better nuclear arms are essential Europe warned there must be no back-tracking on modernization Kohl takes tough line From a Correspondent, Rome: Italy's most wanted man returns in shroud of intrigue (Reuter): Leader 's balancing act Sportight on Unesco Impatient Managuans queue to swap old money for new Tougher action on refugees pays off Bank of Scotland Jolly Good Show Straight to the core Kenneth Baker has sparked an education. His plans for a naitonal curriculum are as sweeping as any this century. But, he tells John Clare, the spark be most want wants to see catch fire is in the heart of each child Bowing out of the market Artfile Sarah Jane Checkland a weekly look at the art world What They Do Not Know Compared with other countries, the teaching of maths in Britai, George Hill discovers, does not seen to ad up - and division's even worse Concise Crossword No 1492 Dti Department of Trade and Industry Sheridan Morley Times Diary Barry Fantoni Times Diary Above the gore Commentary Ronald Butt Now the wimps hit back Frank Johnson assesses the New Hampshire primary upset Still the music triumphs Bernard Levin In search of Eden Science Report Keeping Agreements Weeders of the Waldheim File The Tranquillizer Trap Over the first hurdle to EC market More water for the Middle East Future of NHS Overseas mail Labour and CND Too much for Dr Dolittle? Hearing of appeals Abortion reform Long-distance call Perfect timing From Our Motoring Correspondent: Motor Drivers' Signals New Electric Light Device Court Circular 2,500-home community plan Comeback for Napoleon's chair Forthcoming marriages Birthdays today Marriage Anniversaries Luncheons Dinners Today's royal engagements Lord Donaldson of Lymington Service dinner Memorial service Schools Latest wills Miss Marion Crawford Secrets of the Royal nursery M Alain Savary Ron Embleton Births, Marriages, Deaths Royal College of Physicians Announcements Multiple Display Advertising Items Killing pace Television Swings or roundabouts Opera Ii seraglio/Carmen Nothcott, Exeter Gallery Fred Williams Serpentine Gallery Chelsea Cinema Heavy on humour Cinema Repentance (PG) A Night on the Town (PG) 90 Days (15) Dragnet (PG) The Courier (15) Time to Die (15) A Broadway fable falls apart Theatre The Rink Cambridge Theatre Grey garbles Timon of Athens Haymarket Studio Leicester Made, unmade Berlin Film Festival Not so pretty ECO/Tate Festival Hall Concerts Lontano/Martinez St John's, Smith Square Spink Buy Jewellery & Silver Ghost in the piano Peter Ackroyd on the wife's portrait of the composer: flats, sharps, but not naturals Foyles Art Gallery Leslie Halliwell The Fatal Shore Robert Hughes Case of the Inner Self Crime The New York Trilogy New Hardbacks Middling man Novel of the Week Recovery Classy nasties Fiction New Seed for Old The Battle of Wagram £500 Writing Competitions Governing Senior Secretaries Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Minet Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Senior Secretaries International Software Company Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cookson Group plc Multiple Display Advertising Items Lightplan (Consultants) Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Angela Mortimer The Boardroom Costs of tranquillity The Sixities saw the advent of Valium. The Seventies passed in a welter of prescriptions, and now, it seems, the 'happy pill' is a horror story. Liz Hodgkinson asks who is to blame Plans for better care? Medical insurance may be one option, but it does not have all the answers Stress Care Laskys Heart-felt cry Medical Briefing Theatre Entertainments Turkish delights Best Selling Books Sky Magazine Frontliner in a losing war Television Choice Commodity living Radio Choice BBC1 US election fight swings to the South Strike poll walkout at Land-Rover The Times Crossword Puzzle No 17,595 Fit and ready to dance again Prince steers clear of debate on forestry Weather One good attacks deserves another Commons sketch Executive Editor David Brewerton Stock Market The Pound Waverley approves 64% stake TIP placing Peachey blast Stock Markets Summary Blue Circle's win in doubt Birmid suspended as recount is ordered BA to write off heavy trading loss at B-Cal Reagan leaves privatization legacy Presodent's last budget outlines broader role for private sector Family pays record £110m to move into the Churchill Young adamant over timetable Call for 'urgent action' Shanks in £135m flotation Anadin Fast Pain Relief Mail order launch for M&S Amstrad BA prepares to clear the B-Cal decks Tempus Pearl up by 3p as Larry Adler increases stake Stock Market ALC team to join Warburg stable US federal officers raid AJS partner Beware of 'routine' meetings Bid bankers turn to bikers Takeover tacties lead to high-speed paper chase The Savoy's Sir Hugh bowing out in anger By Our City Staff: Clyde pays £13.5m for Mel Oil Going up, up and oops The Times City Diary Tractor tip-off The Times City Diary LA lament The Times City Diary Builders play safe The Times City Diary GrandMet pensions surplus at £150m Healthcare sale offer success Court lifts freezing order on TRT stake Water board names new chief executive Fancy footwork on the takeover trail Comment David Brewerton Ivory back to Square One To Place Your Classified Advertisement Manganese weathers loss of taxi monopoly Business Roundup Vibroplant 's US purchase Regentcrest at £3.2m £100m issue by Leeds Automagic profit falls Alpha Stocks Recent Issues KDM International Plc £4m Adscene acquisition Canadian jets order for BAe Self-employed lead the way to 1.5m new jobs Call to scotch extra whisky taxes London Trusted Options Traditional Options BA names deputy director of marketing Appointments Base Lending Rates Dow slips but stays above the 2,000 level Wall Street Citycall (Reuter): ICI to build Milan plant Firmer tone Stock Exchange Prices The Times Trust Information Service Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts Third Market Gold Commodities Foreign Exchanges Money Markets London Financial Futures IS Bank A long march into Europe Turkey A Special Report Turkey is intent on joining the Eec and is anxious to prove a worthy member but the going will not be easy, writes Peter Strafford The Exhibition Picture Gallery Peaceful moves Mensucat Santral From a Special Correspondent: Changing face of the country Economy This man who gets things done Turkey/2 Politics Turgut Özal is not a politician to miss his chance, and despite critics has managed to instill new vigour and perspective into Turkey's economy and foreign relations A golden age for collectors The Arts The last grand Turk Turkey/3 Exceptional military prowess and breadth of vision turned Suleyman I into a wonder of the world History Polly Peck International Plc T. C. Ziraat Bankasi That is the Truth about Sekerbank Tl 34… A proud tale of two Ottoman cities Turkey/4 Travel TEKSTiLBANK Strategic Banking Dining like a Sultan Great cooking and hospitality start at home Cooking Oil, water and the road to peace Middle East ARAB Turkish Bank ICOC Istanbul Chamber of Commerce Picture Gallery Can it survive? Industry Sevil Türk Ekonomi Bankasi as ETiBANK The take-over winners are the ones who care for thier staff morale Roger McSweeney, as a personal specialist, assesses how a company can retain its most valued employees in crisis The take-over winners are the ones who care for thier staff morale Appointments Phone: 01-431 4431 P-E Inbucon Datastream No Title Ronald Ward & Associates Personnel Resources News International Advertisements Limited Multiple Classified Advertising Items PML, HAlifa House City Recruitment Consultants Multiple Classified Advertising Items Celltech Multiple Classified Advertising Items British Engines Ltd Canning C&L Coopers & Lybrand Multiple Display Advertising Items SBHA Multiple Display Advertising Items General Portfolio Insurance Services Ltd Has the Big Bang Gone Phut for You? Multiple Classified Advertising Items Heinz B. A. A Parliamentary Affirs Executive Innomedia Part Time Administrator Tel The Kilim Warehouse Ltd Ruben Walter Advertising Sales Eximious C. A. G. Consultants, Antonia House Assistant Bought-Ledger Manager National Council for Educational Tecjnology Exciting Developments in S. W. Based Car Dealership The University of Manchester Allied Dunbar Cheryl Hawksworth Limited Alpha Technical Services Ltd Winchester Vending Services Ltd Secretary and Finance Officer Financial Management Beaverco plc Carless The Sunday Times Executive Recruitment Consultant The Insurance Ombudsman Bureau Multiple Display Advertising Items Programmes Recruitment Consultancy Old Established Manufacturer of Specialised… Badenoch & Clark Ministry of Defence Graduate Retraining Scheme POAS Public Officers Assurance Service Sales Persons Falcon Group Ltd Montpeller International Hotel and Restaurant Ltd No Title Multiple Classified Advertising Items Tax Inspectorate Director & General Manager Coca-Cola & Schweppes Company Secretarial Assistant Multiple Display Advertising Items Knightsbridge Secretaries Multiple Classified Advertising Items Secretary for Chief Executive Litigation Secretary Multiple Classified Advertising Items Paragon Communications plc Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items DLA Douglas Llambias Sun Alliance Life SMCL Oil & Gas Recruitment Multiple Classified Advertising Items Ex-Inland Revenue? AMA Alexander Mann Associates Plc Senior Manager W1 to £19,000 Multiple Display Advertising Items Texas Instruments RES Recruitment Enhancement Services Multiple Display Advertising Items Price Jamieson Group Accountancy Personnel Dewynters Ltd Joslin Rowe Lloyd Chapman Associates Bond Accountancy Eagle Star Simpson Crowden Consultants Multiple Display Advertising Items Bristol Chamber of Commerce & Industry Systemford Strategic Recruitment Limited The Times The legal brain at a firm's command The American practice of keeping lawyers "in house" as a ready source of expertise is catching on here, and can lead to being a power at the company board table, says D. P. F. Wheatley EC Executive Connections Sales and Electrical Engineer in Nigeria MP Michael Page City Financial Opportunities Multiple Classified Advertising Items The men who hold the reins in racing Bookmakers have resisted attempts by governments and racing authorities to harness their increasing power in the sport Thirty years ago, bookmakers were regarded as shadowy figures, and their prsence was all but ignored in the high and powerful places of racing. New, as the sport sharpens and promotes its attractions against other leisure pursuits, bookmakers are regarded as key money-markers for racing as well as for themselves; they are respected if not exactly loved. Christopher R. Hill, in the third of a gour-part series, examiners their power No general economic loss rule in tort Driving in emergency Serving notice on PC in complaint Thos Storey (Engineers ) Ltd Britain to send 27 to Budapest Athletics Today's Fixtures Squash Rackets Harris is ready for Khan Sport on TV Mandarin: Leicester Mandarin: Taunton Mandarin: Easier task affords Bonanza Boy chance to regain winning thread Racing: Promising Hobbs Performer Has perfect Warm-Up for Tilt at Cheltenham's Sun Alliance Chase Leicester fit Stearsby still eyes National Steroids detected in Southernair mystify Jenkins Burrough Hill Lad ready for lift-off Yesterday's results Folkestone Three-year deal is signed for Woburn Golf Talent that is hard to ignore Scoreboard from Christchurch PPA Certified Dividends Disciplined last day by New Zealand earns them a draw Cricket Vote for demolition of Derby Baths Swimming Charms of chance Freedom of choice Fat cheque cashed at the small hall Boxing: Witherspoon Draws the Crowds but Ends up by Pulling his Punches Merseyside derby which has Kendall admiring from afar Football: Former Manager Believes Everton Can Topple their Rivals Portsmouth granted a temporary reprieve RFU urged to act against misuse of tickets Time to stop the bullying and focus on athletics Late goal puts Irish on the rack Gordon is put up for sale Far from a complete answer The famous five From a Correspondent Ghent: Rapid indoor victory for Morrell Athletics Oberstdorf connection produces new excitement Winter Olympics: French-Canadians Provide Reigning Champions with Plenty to Enthuse over in Calgary Results from Calgary For the Records Glamour girl of seductive charms Becker back to lead by example Castle loses his top spot Tennis Soviets to the fore in the pairs routine Experience proves decisive Hockey Bennett puts dent in Durham pride St Mary's go through Snow Reports Bristol falter after MacDonald's villainous deed Rugby Union Turnbull out England's warm-up is watered down Scots are taken by surprise Ward is given top women's coaching job Hollins shaken by Campbell signing Move for standards control after international mix-up Zurbriggen dream over as Strolz takes title Smokescreen as Diiley is fined MPs move on drugs Sport in Brief The three leading contenders took their appointed… How to field a question of sport End Column
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