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News from 04/05/1988

1988; Gale Group;

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Srikumar Sen, Boxing Correspondent, Victoria McKee, Nicholas Fairbairn, Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, Martha de la Cal, S. J. Davies, Nicholas Wood, Political Correspondent, Simon O'Hagan, Simon Barnes, K. S. Kim, Andrew Longmore, David Lee, David Swinbanks, Cliff Feltham, Michael Stevenson, Michael Seely, Racing Correspondent, Watkinson, Jeremy Kingston, Mandarin (Michael Phillips), Richard Evans, Media Editor, Ian Ross and Roddy Forsyth, Harry Eyres, Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, Kenneth Cox, Geoffrey Smith, Christopher Morris, Joe Joseph, Tim Jones, David Sapsted and John Spicer, Stuart Jones, J. M. A Wilson, Michael Tate, Ruth Gledhill, Jill Sherman, Social Services Correspondent, Huon Mallalieu, Roy Watts, Fionnuala McHugh, Alexandra King, Lawrence Lever, Libby Purves, Peter Waymark, Pearson Phillips, Alan Hamilton, Jenny MacArthur, Margaret Thatcher, David Hands, Barry Fantoni, Charles Bremner, Woodrow Wyatt, Richard Thomson, Banking Correspondent, Edward Gorman, Harvey Elliott, Air Correspondent, H. A. Crawshaw Chairman, E. W. Reynolds, John Woodcock, Paul Vallely, Richard Owen, Roermond, and Stewart Tendler, Sydney Friskin, Dennis Signy, Juan Carlos Gumucio, Sidon, and Ian Murray, Celia Brayfield, Robin Oakley and Nicholas Wood, Bruce Harris, Peter Davalle, Alan Lee, Cricket Correspondent, Dennis Shaw, Rodney Cowton Transport Correspondent, Neville Sandelson, Peter Dear and Jane Rackham, Craig Brown, Yuri Matischen, Steve Acteson, Andrew McEwen, Diplomatic Correspondent, Alexandra Jackson, David Chappell, Peter Bryan, Roland Rudd, Jonathan Braude, Robert Matthews, Sheila Gunn, Political Staff, Craig Seton, Richard Evans Media Editor, David Young, Energy Correspondent, Irving Wardle, Roger Boyes, Coppelia, William Wade, Richard Bassett, Brian Beel, David Brewerton, Christopher Thomas, Christopher Warman Property Correspondent, Antony Rouse, Stephen Haseler, Carys Bowen-Jones, Michael Evans, Richard Ford and Andrew Morgan, Graham Searjeant, Financial Editor, Clive White, Paul Newman, Judith Cruickshank, David Gollob, Clive Soley, Michael Clark and Geoffrey Foster, Barry Wood, Michael Dynes, David Walker, Andrew Lycett, Stephen Pettitt, Martin Waller, George Chesterton, Frances Gibb Legal Affairs Correspondent, Alan Coren, Bailey Morris, Richard Morrison, Derek Harris Industrial Editor, Susan MacDonald, Colin Campbell, William Whitelaw, Nick Higham, Colin McQuillan,

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IRA puts new bomb under officer's car Soldier spots device at Rhine barracks Portfolio Win £58,000 The Times Racing Service Ingenuity Index Poll tax figures scare the Tories, say Labour Scots lawyer launches 'no win no fee' challenge All-out strike threatened as assets seized 2,000 Israeli troops on Lebanon guerrilla hunt Strikers rallied by Walesa Crisis in Poland Top football clubs hit Hodder & Stoughton Publishers Campaign against hanging begins News Roundup Harty dangerously ill Fears grow for baby Windfall for charities Five Legion victims Armed raiders jailed Black & Decker Search intensifies as anti-terror men move in Bishops and SDP peers foil revolt on curriculum Prince's inner-city plea CAA claims big drop in air misses 'Death threat to minister' McCluskie to spread strike Appeal to QE2 crew Milne tells of his anger at BBC Woof Woof Do-it-yourself court proposed to reduce delays and cut costs Random drink tests sought Gifts to sect led to debts Nemesis arrives for the impulse fare dodgers Two families in three are car owners Hand feeding saves monkeys 'Gagging' claim as boroughs bow out King's Cross inquiry Canon Birthday surprise for twins Portfolio plus New Accumulalor Appeal fails Royal protest Domingo out Spying case Wimpey Updated payment list is Labour election squib What the charge would have been this year Doubts over poll tax a blow to Tory confidence Labour accuses Ridley of near-dishonesty on rates Owing gives warning on parties' strife threat to centre ground What the charge have been this year Trustcard Territory for a revolution Me daisy mummy British Telecom Gdansk strikers defy threat of factory closures Cypriot protest at Turkish visit World Roundup (Reuter): Consul is kidnapped Takeshita flies in Student exam protest EEC appeal to Hanoi (Reuter): Arafat faction wins (AP): Thai dissidents quit Lean year forecast for Algarve Caution greets historic Angola talks Now for a striking rerum of yesterday's repeat Belgians question British soldier Three countries chase Loyalists arm against Kanaks Reagans' signs of woe Astrology and the White House EEC to increase job mobility by harmonizing diplomas Imperial Cancer Research Fund Mitterrand win would force right to realign (Reuter): Sickbed plea by mother of Marcos Branson talks (Reuter): 24 charged (AP): Safe landing Twins parted (Reuter): Hospital move (Reuter): Ban lifted Najibullah pursues long-term support from Delhi in talks Legal & General North 's 'badge of honour' From Our Correspondent: Yeltsin back in limelight with call for reform Writing on the wall struck out Letter form Panama City BMW RAF murders 'acts of callous barbarism' IRA Attack Debate on strike is rejected Tories are feeling effect of the early stages of mid-term blues Government survives onslaught on curriculum Attack by cross-party group of peers House of Lords Poll tax taunts from Hattersley Prime Minister Chancellor aims at 20p income tax The Finace Bill Treasury Labour charge on jobs denied Lead levels well down Disputes with Japan Bill would hit lawyers Funds offered to partners Air defence figures Rich pickings on the doorstep What makes a British institution like Pearl Assurance suddenly an attractive takeover target? Pearson Phillips reports Out of the mist: how Legionnaires' disease spreads panic Five cases were confirmed yesterday in the BBC outbreak. How common is the disease? Ingenuity Round Three We are all marooned Blue, traditional British passports are on their way out this summer Concise Crossword No 1555 Fortnum & Mason Times Diary Barry Fantoni State of depression Commentary Threat to Soviet reforms Roger Boyes on how Poland's problems could damage Gorbachov Let their Lordships loose Britain's leading constitutional lawyer, Sir William Wade, considers the arguments for and against the Lords siding with the poll tax rebels Crystal set Science Report The Local Vote In and out of Lebanon Black Cabs Gibraltar killings and rule of law Cash contrasts 'Glosters' in Korea By-pass priority In the heart of Seoul Sour look of sweet takeover Social changes Housing benefit Sophie 's choice The Future of the Philippines Court Circular Today's royal engagements Birthdays today Appointments Pollock's 'last canvas' sold for £2.5m Saleroom Funeral service Fritham House School St Paul's Girls' School Christening Luncheons The Thyssen Masterpieces Forthcoming marriages Bursaries will mark 'spirit of Enniskillen' Calls to the Bar Anniversaries Mrs Anne Renier Social history through children's books Air Vice-Marshal John Marson Professor Otto Pacht Mr Maurice Goldstein Births Latest wills Helena International Times Newspapers Ltd Wasted chances Television ENO Lyric Theatre Stretches of inertia Irving Wardle on the London revival of N. J. Simpson's celebration of English eccentricity One Way Pendulum Old Vic American Dream turns to ashes on the turnpike Going West Soho Poly Lacking polish Dance Salder's Wells Striking vision Concert Poise and clarity London Debuts Meticulous Mozart Stephen Pettitt interviews John Eliot Gardiner, who is conducting fortepianist Malcolm Bilson and the English Baroque Soloists in recording all Mozart's piano concertos in authentic period style Dench finds a promising role Much Ado About Nothing Birmingham Repertory SAAB An uncomfortable living Is telling country tales the only way for single women to make a country lifestyle work? Fionnuala McHugh meets two dedicated rural diarists Multiyork Postal exercise & Briefly a round-up of news, views and information Quote me Greener fingers Spain on show NT for free Sun sinners The Times Green light on love Two psychologists are out to prove that jealousy does not discriminate Dodgems Theatre London Entertainments Catching the pleasure current TSB Life and times of a slick cricketer Television Choice Rooting for jazz Radio Choice Television and Radio BBC1 Bomb expert view rejected by IBA chief The Times Crossword Puzzle No 17,660 The £20 Ulster 'ferry' blocked Weather More repeats to turn viewers off Common sketch Markets the Pound Ft 30 Share US dollar 1449 . 7… Executive Editor David Brewerton Sterling support weakens HK merger Holding lifted Stock Markets Summary The Times Index Packer stake confirmed by Courtaulds British Coal to seek share in power station network BSC silent over steel cartel inquiry Henley Centre £3m frozen Commissioners act over sale of charity Profitable purchase by M&s Trying Brooks Brothers on for size Granada's £110m bid for DPCE Hazlewood boys Northern shares The Mortgage Corporation Business & Finance Thomson newspapers deal given go-ahead Business Roundup Dalepak to diversify Metal Closures buys Belgian bid by Ladbroke More unit trusts to be won The Times Treasury to scrap Paper Forward to £1.3m Recent Issues Base Lending Rates Granada in right place at right time Tempus Takeover hopes lift Mount Charlotte Stock Market Multiple Display Advertising Items H&h Factors Ltd Jefferson Smurfit wraps up 'excellent year' with £130m (Reuter): North Sea gas project approved By Our City Staff: Expanding Moss Bros climbs 31% to £1.73m TSB buys car hire firm By Our City Staff: Hungry CLF seeks £22m The Times City Diary The Times City Diary Sir Adam on the eve The Times City Diary By Our City Staff: Usher-Walker bounces back with £1m profits F&h cancels rights issue Philips Investment banks go shopping for business Comment M&s reputation on the line Rowntree Traditional Options Alpha Stocks London Traded Options (AP-Dow Jones): Wall Street Wall Street muscles in on City's bid business in Europe Marks & Spencer Barratt in US homes venture Guidehouse up Circaprint dip MMT climbs Bank's issue BET pays £13m for 11 firms Staley attempting refinancing deal (Reuter): Cognac battle won by Martini Aurora to buy steel foundry TWA Trilion in £17m cash call Delyn wraps up 55% rise ITC claim against members not justiciable in UK Law Report May 4 1988 Tenancies the Chambers of Victor Durand QC Quietly firm Stock Exchange Prices The Times Unit Trust Information Service Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts Third Market Commodities Foreign Exchanges Money Markets London Financial Futures Drake Personnel Amoco Merryweather TM Multiple Display Advertising Items JFL Merrow Employment Agency Michael Burroughs Associates Multiple Display Advertising Items Gordon Yates Secretaries Jonathan Wren Hazell. Staton SEER Crone Corkill Belle Secretarial Ltd National Heart and Chest Hospitals Brompton Hospital Multiple Display Advertising Items The Work Shop Multiple Display Advertising Items Mary Overton Job Slot Why should radio be TV's poor relation? Opinion Libby Purves BBC Appointments Winning child of nature As National Geographic reaches 100, Antony Rouse marvels at the magazine which brought the world into the sitting room Ipcmagazines Ladies Make Great Marketing Managers! Shropshire Publications Production Controller Sales Professionals Sales pitch Using celebrities to sell products on television has always been a tricky business. Now, reports Cary Bowen-Jones, the Iba is likely to make it trickier Fimbra The Bertram Group Paper secrets in circulation Market surveys on newspaper readers are suddenly a much bigger business Telephone Sales Executives Matrix Publishing Group Ltd SKY Magazine Opportunities in PR Love + Tate Recruitment Consultants BTVISION The Deighton Consultancy Tugendhat for the IBA? By Lines City Recruitment Specialists Robson Rhodes The Specialist Consultancy The Recruitment Partnership Decca Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Work Shop LBMS Multiple Display Advertising Items The Work Shop Secretaries plus Chartleigh appointments Multiple Display Advertising Items Bookeeper/Property Management Multiple Display Advertising Items Alfred Marks Recruitment Consultants Miller/McNish Merryweather Hodge Recruitment Multiple Display Advertising Items Secretary/administration Secretary/administrator The Chairman Gateway Residential PLC Angela Mortimer Multiple Display Advertising Items Drake Blue Arrow Personnel Services Multiple Display Advertising Items Pa/secretary to Chief Executive Joyce Guiness Recruitment Consultants Norma Skemp Personnel Services Maine - Tucker Recruitment Consultants Bilinguasec Multiple Display Advertising Items Stella Fisher Multiple Display Advertising Items Susan Beck Jane Graham Jigsaw Recruitment Dynamic Marketing Consultancy Multiple Display Advertising Items Maine - Tucker Recritment Consultant Administrative Secretary Research Assistant Multiple Classified Advertising Items Farrer & Co Multiple Display Advertising Items Gordon-Yates Recruitment Consultants Drummond Moores Plc Multiple Display Advertising Items MacBlain Nash Temporary Secretaries Multiple Display Advertising Items Joyce Guiness Recruitment Consultants Senior Secretaries Multiple Display Advertising Items Audio Secretary Multiple Display Advertising Items Caroline King Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Anthony Cook Bureau Recruitment Consultants The Grosvenor Bureau Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Executive Creme Multiple Classified Advertising Items Temping Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Super Secretaries Meridian Recruitment Consultants Multiple Classified Advertising Items London Property Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mortgage Advisory Services Holmans Estate Agents Multiple Classified Advertising Items Anglia Secure Homes Plc Prudential Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The modern retirement home comes of age Property Buyers' Guide Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Regalian Old-Court-House Conrad Ritblat & Co Multiple Classified Advertising Items Regalian Multiple Classified Advertising Items Pilot Properties Limited Multiple Classified Advertising Items Designer Furnished Apartments Knight Frank & Rutley Ideal Homes Knight Frank & Rutley Roland Way Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Country Property Multiple Classified Advertising Items Timber Wharves Village Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Fincasol Limited Exhibition Multiple Classified Advertising Items Rentals Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Fuerteventura Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items (AP): Brinkman kept in suspense Swimming Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Champion 's record makes mockery of unfounded criticism Snooker South Africans reconciled to weakened World team Rugby Union: Gloom Follows Scotland's Tour Decision Aspatria maintain the good work Multiple Classified Advertising Items Savills Rentals Carleton Smith & Co. Multiple Classified Advertising Items Forgeries alert at Cardiff Prudential Property Services Multiple Classified Advertising Items Chester results Multiple Classified Advertising Items Unfuwain strengthens Hern Derby dominance Racing Arabs linked with sale of Fitzroy House Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Tom Sharpe to steal a march again Mandarin: Chester Selections Mandarin: Salisbury Selections Blinkered first time I Got Stung can collect Results from 10 point-to-points Mandarin: Cheltenham Selections Mandarin: Wetherby Selections Golfing prize of celebrity status Firm stand by Terry and Smith ensures Hampshire victory Cricket: Home Openers Stroll past Glamorgan's Total with a Partnership of 158 Taylor defies his reputation to prove the saviour again Charterhouse routed Schools cricket by George Chesterton Double for Henderson Student Sport Douglas tries repeat of winning ploy Golf Holding gets the rough treatment Sussex in need of Imran at his best Evert backs her rival Tennis (Reuter): Bloom has a surprise for Jaite (AFP): Trouble for LeMond Olympic decision taken out of selectors' hands Athletics Britain unsure of Olympic places Hockey Sherwen says Raleigh will not suffer alone Cycling Interloper at home in England Badminton: the annual reunion of Barbour jackets, Hunter wellingtons and high heels Coventry copy the Airfield formula Football: Wimbledon Emerge Unscathed in the Countdown to Wembley; Lincoln Warn Newport to Stay Professional if They Hope to Survive (Reuter): Espanol aim for glory Today's Fixtures Lilley wins a ?3,500 trip to the Orient Squash Rackets Goodyear treads back into the Fa Cup Final picture The production line rolls on Sport on TV For the Record Sharing the Lions' chequered past No respite for Benn Stackhouse offers Watson chance to show his worth Boxing Newport's future in abeyance UEFA ruling to alter Everton ready to fight Foreigners at Home Moynihan may have final say Hill forges an encouraging first-round win Equestrian teams are costliest at Olympics Portsmouth lose a game of cunning (Reuter), (AFP): Champion in trouble Sport in Brief A classical favourite on song West Indies pledge to stay within 90-over Test limit Anger at Wembley crowd trouble Wilkie going to Seoul as commentator Selling of a TV vision of sport End Column

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