News from 07/03/1988
1988; Gale Group;
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John Grant Crossword Editor, David Wade, Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, Andrew Billen, Clifford Longley, Andrew McEwen, Christopher Warman, Property Correspondent, Stephen Leather, Andrew Longmore, Peter Marsden, Director, Gordon Allan, Ronald Faux, David Rhys Jones, Cliff Feltham, Sheridan Morley, Clifford Webb, Robin Oakley, Philip Howard, Hilary Finch, David Smith, Ian Murray, Michael Binyon, Clive Davis, David Sapsted and Andrew Morgan, David Ennals, Chairman, Robert Kirkland, Sarah Jane Checkland, Art Market Correspondent, Majorie Wallace, Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, Colin Narbrough, Gerald Davies, Joe Joseph, Bernard Levin, Brian James, Henry Gee, Bryan Stiles, Jim Railton, Brightman, Sarah Thompson, Education Reporter, Malcolm Roberts, Brian Green, David Kirk, John Ballantine, Jonathan Braude, Konstanz, Peter Waymark, David Watts and Graham Searjeant, John Patten, Michael Clark, Martin Fletcher, Political Reporter, Michael Hamlyn, H. F., Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, Sydney Friskin, Nicholas Harling, Dennis Signy, Michael Dann, John Higgins, Christopher Goulding, Robin Oakley, Political Editor, Kerry Gill, Peter Sawyer, William Holmes, Peter Davalle, Alan Lee, Cricket Correspondent, John Clare and Robin Oakley, Peter Bryan, Alexandra Jackson, Roland Rudd, Lawrence Norcross, Charles Knevitt, Pittsburgh, Richard Evans, Martin Fletcher and David Walker, Derek Harris Industrial editor, Pat Butcher, Joyce Whitehead, Maxwell Newton, Peter Dixon, Bryan Appleyard, Brian Beel, Derek Harris, Industrial Editor, Keith MacKlin, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Christopher Thomas, Pat Butcher, Athletics Correspondent, Christopher Walker, Mandarin, Iain MacLeod, Clive White, Julian Brazier, Liz Smith, Alan Franks, Sarah Jane Checkland Art Market Correspondent, Michael Hornsby, Michael Seely, Bruce Martin, Daniel Ward, Alan Lee Cricket Correspondent, David Walker, David Sinclair, Graham Searjeant, Andrew Buckoke, Robert Fisk, Richard Morrison, Vince Wright, Francis Ritchie, Pearce Wright, Science Editor, Harvey Elliott Air Correspondent, Penny Perrick, Dominique Searle, Andrew McEwen, and Richard Wigg, Colin Campbell, David Young Energy Correspondent, Philip Jacobson, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Colin McQuillan, Clement Freud, Rodney Lord Economics Editor,
ResumoTreasure linked to Tutankhamun found Hidden hoard of Egyptian treasures found in castle Times Exclusive IRA terrorists shot dead in Gibraltar Portfolio—PLUS NEW—Accumulator Index Ethnic gang fighting in Moscow Councils bypassed oh road to inner city rebirth The ferry grieving must end, says vicar (AFP): 8 die in Tibetan anti-Chinese riots Scargill is rebuffed as pits end overtime ban Premier Portfolio US fighter sales drive founders News Roundup £25m poll tax cost Rover ballot claim Pledge on castles Oxford in chess win over rivals Fly the Magic Horse Challenge to Currie Outbreak contained Camden raises £60m with land deals Labour council cashbes in on property boom as youth jobs plan is expanded By Our Political Editor: Law pressed to restore faith economy Sentencing to focus on community punishment Hitching a ride into space Kidnap fears increase Scheme linking firms and schools expands Village housing initiative Kinnock wing in control of London party Crossword finalist's second win Police chiefs deny survey is amnesty for drunken drivers Broadway cash for West End Lawson case surprised clerk 'Secret' court hearings Dressing as Dracula improves health and sanity Impressions of generous and friendly people A schoolgirl's diary of Soviet life Fishpond rug makes a splash Callaghan attacks 'divisive' reforms Education Bill Travel chaos threat on rail and Tube Mediform School to field 80 entrants The Times NEC Degas sculpture of 'Little Dancer' is to be sold again Sale Room Hitachi Speeding by lorries reduced Motorway repairs Break for a man of fashion Trimming the fat off the land Whitehall Brief Submarine hits North Sea oil rig World Rpundup (AFP): Falklands protest (Reuter): Tamil killings rise Barking loses bite Panama tension rises City planners told to learn US lesson British Airways (AFP, AP): Rally car kills 11 (AP): Attack on US pilots Flight of refugees adds to Kremlin woes US prepares for a surge in immigration Bush set to clinch nomination With string of victories Super Tuesday hurdle will take toll in White House race Sceptical South offered Massachusetts miracle (AFP): Shamir resists US pressure as violence mounts New challenge by British MP Dispute over Waldheim memoirs From Our Correspondent, Sydney: Canberra investigates SOE man's fate Medical Aid for Palestinians (Reuter): Viennese ride their satiric hobbyhorse Pakistan maintains rigid demands at Afghan talks Woolwich Equitable Building Society (AFP): Crashes force rail minister to resign Wildlife trial (AFP): Johore victory (AFP): Punjab move (AFP): Film victim (Reuter): Gurkha battle (AP): Chair charge Ershad win South Africa offers Russia deal for a neutral Angola EEC studies reprisals against Botha Rover Group Opposition flees Sandinista stones Barre plagued by warfare and debt Tensions in Somalia Paris talks aim to heal Lange rift NatWest Business Service The passion and the paintings Next week, in an exhibition presented by The Times, the pick of possibly the world' greatest private art collection will be on display at the Royal Academy. Brian James talks to Baron Thyssen-Bornemisza to discover the zeal and the determination of the true collector The Times Concise Crossword No 1507 Idiocy in large degree Priacy, envy … and paranoia Later this week Nicholas Coleridge (right) publishes the results of four years of work indexing the antics of the fashion circus. What does a fashion editor make of it? Who cares, who suffers? Last year in her award-wining series on schizophrenia, The Forgotten Illness, Marjorie Wallace described a family tyrannized by their schizophernic daughter. New she discovers how the girl she then knew as Michelle became the victim of a war of ideals over the treatment of the mentally ill and why, last month, her parents found her distressed, and pregnant, in London guest house Picture Gallery Gardens flower in Country Life Times Diary Barry Fantoni A non-prison package John Patten, the Home Office Minister, urges a cool assessment of electronic tagging and other ideas for penal reform now being considered by the Government Speaker stakes Commentary When franking incenses Hunt the ashes Science Report Back to the Islands Mixed Messages Underground Goods and Chattels Office costs of defence projects Hospital closures Planning agenda ITV franchises Doubts on GCSE Trees and taxes Living together Safeguards for undersea heritage Abortion reform Walkers' deaths That figures Arrival of the Princess Alexandra Court Circular Forthcoming marriages Allhallows School Devon Headington School Oxford Sedbergh School Latest wills Pick of the Week at Christie's Birthdays today Anniversaries Marriage Facing the yawning gap between our culture and religious faith Chifford Longley Tribute to a versatile artist Appointments in the Forces Today's royal engagement Memorial service Service dinner DJM: Nature notes Dawn chorus grows richer Prof Paul Ramsey Christian ethics in the high-technology age Dick Chipperfield Brigadier Pat Kent Births, Marriages, Deaths Church news Dinners Parliament this week Announcements The Mind Can Take only so Much Sharp shots Television NT Life's equation solved Nigel Hawthorne's whole career seems to have been a struggle for dignity but now, he tells Sheridan Morley, he feels a new confidence Bird man flies Jazz Red Rodney Cambridge Modern Jazz Club Soulless beat Rock Heart Wembley Arena A major voice Recital Thomas Hampson Wigmore Hall Inside stories Radio Da capo, vivace The Royal Philharmonic Society, patrom of Beethoven, Mendelssohn and Wagner, celebrates its 175th anniversary tomorrow with a concert in the presence of Her Majesty the Queen and Prince Phillip. Richard Morrison here looks back over its past achievements and forward tofuture prospects English National Opera St. Joseph's Hospice Mermaid Theatre Opera La Jolie Fille de Perth Guildhall School Without irony Opera Eugene Onegin Covent Garden BRS Entertainments The Times Information Service Swing with a touch of Dutch courage The Times Clum Rivier Television and Radio Myth makers of the West Television Choice Methodist Homes for the Aged Zeebrugge mourners are urged to forgive The Times Crossword Puzzle No 17,610 Weather Kremlin protest on Iran attack Executive Editor David Brewerton Stock Market The Pound Jobs boom threatens dollar stability US Notebook Standard may cut dividend New regime's tough line could send shares down WCRS to pay £60m for 50% of Paris agency By Our City Staff: BAe 'must pay cash for Rover' By Our City Staff: Phillips chairman defends share buys Li draws up a winning formula USM Review Offers fly in for top B-Cal men By Our City Staff: UniChem attacks MacArthy open letter By Our Economics Correspondent: Saving incentives in Budget will seek to reassure markets John Charcol Business and Finance Picture Gallery Siemens ICI earnings paint a healthy picture Analysis BP 'most expensive flop in history' Name change planned by Pennant chief Outlook on trade casts a shadow over the market Gilt-Edged Tax 'boosts inequality' Anadin World chip shortage forces Amstrad to increase prices De Beers pots a sparkle into 100 years Russians to start minting gold coins Broker's Budget scoop Loo-king for Lucan The Times City Diaty Famous four Protection sought for textiles Bosporus bridge decision delayed Join the merry band Fall in companies' confidence eases 'overheating' fears Could 1992's vintage be better than 1973's? Economic View Lawson's sliding rule Direct debits at Halifax Sale Tilney Foreign Exchanges Money Markets Board Meetings Base Lending Rates Single fiscal rewriting of will Parallel foreign divorce proceedings unjust Appointments Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts Claims by inference disallowed Civil privilege survives criminal trial disclosure Evidence not required Third Market Gold Paper Capitalization and change on week Stock Exchange Prices Perks push up sales Fleet Cars Two million new cars were registered in Britain last year, mainly thanks to purchases of company cars. This growing business is reviewed on the eve of the Fleet Motor Show opening at Wembley tomorrow Man Egerton Accepting the Ford challenge A Special Report The Cagaleir Lx RAC Vauxhall score a 20,000 deal Managers Luxury demand forces pace Top Quality Appeal of the new Gallic style Auto Contracts Leasecontract Lease Plan Travelling the prestige way Lex Vehicle Leasing Luring the top buyer User Chooser Buy British but face a challenge Medium Jaguar RAC fleet control Luxury hire cars survive the big crash Ford Sierra Plastic magic makes the motoring easier Charge-Cards Buy or hire? 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OV Selection Advertising Receptionist £10,000 Efficient, Organised, Dynamic Secretaries plus Secretary/receptionist Judy Fisher Associates Richard Green Adventure Personnel Ltd The Business in Direct Media Recruitment Joyce Guiness Long Term Temp Secretary to Director ?1000 per month Design £13,000 Elizabeth Hunt Recruitment Consultants Temporaries Multilingual Services Recruitment £20,000 Outstanding PA The National Trust Belle Belle Secretarial LTD Jill nash Recruitment Super Secretaries Trainee Negotiators Multiple Classified Advertising Items Belle Belle Secretarial LTD Multiple Classified Advertising Items SNR Exec Sec Church Secretary Multiple Classified Advertising Items Belle Exclusive London Hotel Fine Art Business Multiple Classified Advertising Items Liverpool cash in on plastic and pitch for Leeds account Football: Nature of QPR Defeat Sheds Light on Possibilties for Merseyside Derby Foster restricted to taking notes Lincoln fall to Francis Heaton Bennett Siddeley Landscapes Bright, Young Audio Secretary Meredith Scott Recruitment Wilkinson mocked by old glories Chelsea snub rare chance of success Coventry pair can go Linighan making his name Multiple Classified Advertising Items From Our French Racing Correspondent, Paris: Marly River's in underlines strong Champion claims Racing Jansher banishes old master in two hours Squash Rackets Honours even at Parks Lacrosse Tempting Times Knightsbridge Secretaries Belle Belle Secretarial Ltc City Secretaries Irish jockeys receive bans Burrough Hill Lad left talent unfulfilled St Austell Bay wins verdict Results from seven meetings Saturday's results Generally Right to cheer Joel after weekend reverses Double Turn capable of springing a surprise Leaders over the jumps Trainers Mandarin: Windsor Selections Leicester Selections Test clears Cavvies Clown for Gold Cup challenge Mean-spirited play takes tarnish off Welsh triple crown Rugby Union: Ireland Sunk by Thorburn's Boot at Lansdowns Road while at Murrayfield Melville Keeps Afloat in a Sea of Mediocrity Anxiety crisis is a prelude to glory Weekend Rugby Results and Tables Today's Fixtures Melville rises above the dross Oppressed by fear of failure David Kirk, captain of the World Cup winning New Zealand side, gives his view of the match at Murrayfield Weekend Football Results and Tables Pools Check Big guns of Army pound the Navy St Mary's reach the final again Goal remaining for Moxon before a series dies of inertia Cricket Scoreboard from Wellington Becker recaptures his touch to good effect Tennis For the Record (AP): Graf sequence of victories is maintained New Zealand unveils largest racing yacht for 50 years Dedication yields dividends Cycling Male becomes champion Rackets Dodds seals British double Hockey Late goal sinks Cambridge Leander eight powers smoothly into stride Rowing Oxford prove too strong for Cambridge Ice Hockey Salford's warning to Wigan Rugby League Favourites falter but Sharpe races to gold for Britain IAAF not seeking a ban on Budd Srejber's threat earns fine Jaguar halted by gearbox failures Hendry in quick time (Reuter): Boycotting nation Sport in Brief Spurs succumb to forwards under threat Arsenal put their north London neighbours to flight Test series ends in a downpour Grant and Laidlaw take their leave Seeds fail to get past first round Elements defeat World Cup Crenshaw enhances his reputation Venables refuses Welsh job Riots add to woes at Napoli
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