News from 28/09/1988
1988; Gale Group;
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Srikumar Sen, Boxing Correspondent, Victoria McKee, George West, Executive Editor David Brewerton, Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, Vivien Goldsmith Family Money Editor, Richard Ford and Martin Fletcher, Nicholas Wood, Political Correspondent, Daniel Ward, Motor Industry Correspondent, Michael Hendrie Astronomy Correspondent, Simon Barnes, Andrew Morgan, David Miller Chief Sports Correspondent, Richard Thomson, A. C. W. Greetham, Sheridan Morley, Douglas Broom, Education Reporter, Sally Brompton, Hilary Finch, Michael Binyon, Jeremy Kingston, Clive Davis, Richard Evans, Media Editor, Carol Leonard, Richard Streeton, Mary Spender, John Mowlem, Jan Ross, Peter Davenport, J. Westlake, Jean M. Mayland, Norman Hammond, Archaeology Correspondent, George Thomas, Jill Sherman, Social Services Correspondent, Rosemary Wells, David Housham, Rodney Lord, Pearce Wright Science Editor, Richard Ford Political Correspondent, Louise Taylor, Andrew Billen Arts Correspondent, Roland Rudd Employment Affairs Reporter, Peter Waymark, Michael Evans, Defence Correspondent, Alan Hamilton, Rosemary Unsworth, Jenny MacArthur, Thomson Prentice, Science Correspondent, David Hands, Barry Fantoni, Charles Bremner, Paul Donovan, John Percival, Richard Thomson, Banking Correspondent, Harvey Elliott, Air Correspondent, Steven Downes, Andrew Hislop, Sydney Friskin, David Smith, Economics Correspondent, John Hind, Principal, Nigel Andrew, A. G. Evans, (Michael Phillips), Nicholas Bethell, (Chairman), Wolfgang Münchau, Robin Oakley, Political Editor, Raymond Keene, Peter Davalle, Dennis Shaw, Barbara Amiel, Raymond Keene, Chess Correspondent, Rodney Cowton Transport Correspondent, Peter Bryan, Alexandra Jackson, Richard Evans, Richard Owen, Stewart Tendler, Crime Reporter, Arthur Seldon, Martin Searby, Barry Pickthall, Pat Butcher, Irving Wardle, Roger Boyes, Derek Richards, Derek Harris, Industrial Editor, David Brewerton, Christopher Thomas, Sarah Jane Art Market Correspondent, John Goodbody, Pat Butcher, Athletics Correspondent, Philip Webster Chief Political Correspondent, Michael Frayn, Jill Sherman Social Services Correspondent, George Hill, Michael Hornsby, David Gollob, Michael Clark and Geoffrey Foster, Tony Dawe, Michael Dynes, Andrew Lycett, Carol Lenard, Peter Dear and Greta Carslaw, Joseph Palca, Tony F. Marshall (Director), Christopher Warman, Eric Ollerenshaw, Bailey Morris, David Tytler, Education Editor, Pat Butcher Athletics Correspondent, Keith Macklin, Sir Geoffrey Howe, Derek Harris Industrial Editor, Michael Duncan, Maria Scott, Benedict Birnberg, Nick Higham, Christine Minty, Colin Campbell, Andrew Billen, Arts Correspondent, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent,
ResumoWhy did Ben Johnson prefer disgrace to defeat? Tougher drug testing for UK athletes Schools sports teams face random checks The Times Presspass Inside Portfolio plus Accumulator Win £234,000 Record for Christies Index Trade deficit narrows By Our Foreign Staff: UN organizations favoured to win Nobel prize Alton calls for ceasefire as top Democrats attack Owen Gibraltar witness 'confused' Thatcher gives support to war on pollution Canada Life Line Jeweller charged with kidnapping News Roundup Jobs 'cover up' claim Nurse died after bite Assault by broker Short tests Karpov Architects' choice Wilding Tornado sale prelude to £1.5bn order by Malaysia Channon urges single air control unit Launcher caused blast Nurses' pay talks fail to resolve key issue Labour plans tax on property Company director in building society raids to pay debts Early-warning system conquers drunken crime Sizewell B inquiry was unfair Hampton Court restoration begins next week Channel 4 plea on finance deal Raid accomplice jailed Driver 'hypnotized by road markings' Man in 'sex hypnosis' case is jailed Salaries soar for City stars New Aids cash to curb spread among addicts Theatres sold for over £25m A ritual is rewarded Portfolio plus Accumulator Rape case girl denies giving consent to sex Renault IRA gang could not have detonated a bomb, expert says Gibraltar Inquest 'Would you risk your mother?' Drug prices may curb research Era ends for Covent Garden buskers By Our Education Editor: Beaten children share £51,000 compensation Magna Carta time returns for children Austen MS stays in Britain Saleroom Merger will ease burden on schools Challenges in education Head says city colleges 'not grammar schools' Poison pen writers to face fines of £1,000 Help-line for City victims By Our Art Market Correspondent: Early sale of treasures put down to resentment The Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal Delegates vote to end nuclear power Energy Subscription for unwaged rejected The Principality Building Society Onslaught on 'Owenite' SDP The Democrats Conference A mixture of labels for voters A man at home with his party Victim's good 'must be paramount' Children Planning controls too lax By-election candidate Safety call Business today AMI Herley Street Clinic Genscher facing UN clash over American 'occupation' Moscow call for arms cuts to fund nature protection (Reuter): Racial rape story was 'fabricated' World Roundup Britain under attack (Reuter): Shroud 'likely fake' Thaw with Iran likely Flood deaths increase Senate street-fighter battles to survive in Ohio Stars join drive to dazzle those stay-at-home voters Campaign focus now on damage control (Reuter) (AP): Burmese opposition leaders unite to press for democracy Decade yields little reform Botha at impasse By Our Foreign Staff: Harare minister urges bar on Smith's return British Airways Pilot prepares for lift-off (Reuter): Rabin says Israeli Army has policy of shooting to wound Noriega crackdown raises fears of 'another Haiti' The Times From Our Correspondent, Rome: Passengers 'hijack' train Anger over Italian strikes Trigger-happy hunters are under fire Helping hands for Hirohito (Reuter): Ban on Malay party leaders US attack Kosovo unrest (Reuter): Drugs seized (Reuter): Vitamin alert (AP): Trial silence (AP): No escort (Reuter): Mafia killing Polish PM The Age of the Great Explorers With a poverty of resources scarcely imaginable, and in the face of a hostile climate, early man was able to colonize most of the habitable world. George Hill chronicles his epic journeys across the beds of vanished seas and along the edge of glaciers Playing the King's Head gambit A pub moves to the centre of the chess world Ghoul Drugs an athlete can keep hidden Science Report The Times Question Time Tomorrow Times Diary Picture Gallery No voice without choice Commentry Arthur Seldon Hong Kong safeguarded Sir Geoffrey Howe rejects Bernard Levin's pressimistic view All things to Everyman Barbara Amiel From Our Own Correspondent: Sept 28 on this Day 1954 Censure on Mr McCarthy Fraud's Gold Advice from Berlin Liberals and Democrats Law's delay in ousting tenant Owl protection Private baptism Widening air choice Crime, punishment and victim Thatcher and Europe Ilea and after Court costs Long way round Until the postal backlog is cleared letters to the… Appointment of woman bishop College shortfall A 'Times' day out Court Circular Memorial services Dinner Memorial Hearing Dogs for the Deaf Anniversaries Birthdays today Henry Moore Exhibition Today's royal engagements Royal visit Marriages Henry Moore Luncheon The night sky in October Forthcoming marriages Professor Enrico Cerulli International authority on Ethiopia Wing CDR James Longmore Frau Hilde Gueden Miss Olive Clarke Christine Norden Announcements & Personal Copper smelting in Cyprus Archaeology On the Record IETT-INSTITUTE of European Trade & Technology Times Newspapers Ltd Are they really? Television Still swinging Jazz Betty Carter Ronnie Scott's Club Harold Nicholas Pizza on the Park Alliance Leicester Dream of a partnership Chekhov as collected and adapted by Michael Frayn and an odd pairing of prize-winners from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Theatre The Sneeze Aldwych Tragedy and irreverent comedy make uneasy companions Perrier Pick of the Fringe Donmar Warehouse Subtle playing Concert Budapest Wind Ensemble Queen Elizabeth Hall That's the way to do it John Percival reports on a French festival which is an object lesson for British organizers Dance Home sweet (second) home First it was Welsh activists who expressed their opposition to city-dwellers buying up weekend homes, now it is the Democrats, Are the cottage keeping urbanites worried? Sally Brompton reports Enter the surrogate daughter If home is the best place to care for the elderly, how are they and their families to manage? Rosemary Wells reports Tecno Autocar & Motor All tied up in charity Briefly A round-up of news, views and information On the right wavelength? Opinion M Management Services Courtenay Brook Street Sloane Street Telesales Executives Enter the custom-built mag The latest glossy giveaway magazine has an unusual gimmick: readers choose the contents, says Paul Donovan How newsagents can wrap up their latest problem Could ploythene covers solve the difficulties caused as the weekend papers divide into more sections? Telephone Sales Professionals Haddonstone NEWPOiNT News International Newspapers Ltd City Research Associates Small screen money matters Glaxo The Corporate Hospitality Association Multiple Classified Advertising Items State of the art viewing David Housham received signals from Channel 4 in search of the culturally disinclned Group Travel Co-Ordinator Bilingual Sales Executives Haymarket Publishing Group Roger Bullivant Limited Now, the news Bylines Thames Line Assistant Editor Entertainmmmmment & Media BBC The Bvrlington Magazine ECHO Centenary Sales Representatives Sales Executives The City Desk British Airways The International Stock Exchange Cati West End Art Gallery Specialising in Contemporary… Genuine Opportunities for a Sales Career SP The Design Council Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hobstones Gordon Yates Creative, Media & Marketing Appointments Select Appointments PLC Edward Arnold CMC C&L Seer Town Selection Premier Crew Retail Appointments Angela Mortimer On Top Recruitment Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Ace Foster Beazley Alitalia Mary Holland Associates International Secretaries Multiple Display Advertising Items Charter Nightingale Hospital La Creme Continues on Page 32 Interviewers MacBlain Nash City La Créme Gordon Yates University of London Prudential Theatre London Picture Gallery Concise Crossword No 1679 Entertainments Back on the Soho beat Winning Move Classical Top 20 Television and Radio Invitation to Shareholders Birds of another feather Televison Choice Radio Choice Nescafe Compiled by Peter Dear and Greta Carslaw Mourning in Canada at loss of new sports pride The Times Crossword Puzzle No 17,786 Science students 'across the ability range' Johnson's fall will not deter young Weather The Pound France shuts out Wearside Nissan Ballots rout Labour far left Markets Edelman demands answers Mecca's 9.3% Evered ahead Stock Markets Stock Watch The Times The Pound £1.3bn deficit removes base rate pressure Lawson relief over figures £3.7m loss on City airport IMF moves to end debt stalemate Five-year programme to help third World borrowers ConsGold inquiry in Johannesburg Auction house a picture of health Christies sets £20m half-time record MacMillan backs higher KKR offer Chase De Vere Home Loans PLC Business and Finance By Our City Staff: Next cut to £30m by CES spending Chase credit card increase Sketchley to sell part of services division Business Roundup Trans Atlantic raises stake L&M climbs to £4m Advance for Clifford's Dencora at £4.28m Traditional Options London Traded Options USM insurer up to £1.3m Profit leaps at Hunting By Our City Staff: Elders IXL soars by 62% on good brewing results Trust thwarted over Netherlands tax move Clearing banks win Borrie support 'Disadvantages' to Financial Services Act compensation Senior Engineering up to £6m at half time Evered sees US as the cornerstone Tempus Labour shortage 'threatens small business growth' Education 'is deficient' Company Briefs Recent Issues EEC wins legal power over non-Community producers MSCC delay sought By Our City Staff: Accounts problems hit Casket forecast Fair game for shoot party The Times City Diary Coining it The Times City Diary Burns' day at Abaco The Times City Diary Mohns at £3m in difficult trading Victory slick The Times City Diary AMP 'may put £100m into Life' Admirable employer The Times City Diary A likely line The Times City Diary Jefferson Smurfit leaps 70% Director goes at Blue Arrow Wider vision Clogau figures Needier rises Tribble loss John Menzies Mowlem Next's eroding margins leave credibility gap Comment David Brewerton Lawson's task eases a little The Times Unit Trust Information Service Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts Third Market Commodities Foreign Exchanges Money Markets London Financial Futures Healthy gains Stock Exchange Prices UK output of Airbus wings may be raised Opec call for emergency talks on price Cala Homes Limited Administrator Super Secretaries Audio Typist/secretary Mecca expected to increase £600m bid for Pleasurama Stock Market Alpha Stocks (Reuter): Dow edges lower in dull trading Wall Street Temping Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Temps Cadbury Schweppes La Creme Also Appears Senior Secretaries Multiple Display Advertising Items Graduate Secretaries TM Multiple Classified Advertising Items CPL Property Company Crone Corkill Multiple Display Advertising Items Senior Secretaries Angela Mortimer Multiple Display Advertising Items Savills Office Angels Recruitment Consultant The Work Shop Multiple Display Advertising Items Angela Mortimer Sheila Childs Recruitment Multiple Classified Advertising Items Kb Kings Way Cameron, Choat & Partners Gordon Yates Jigsaw Recruitment Drake Personnel Game, Carpenter and Associates Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Kensington Admin with a Difference West End Firm of Solicitors Belle Secretarial LTD Multiple Classified Advertising Items Distaff 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C. I. Political Consultancy Bristol Multiple Display Advertising Items Crone Corkill Joyce Guiness Personnel Assistant The Grosvenor Bureau Multiple Classified Advertising Items Graduate Appointments Y&R Merryweather Secretaries plus Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hazell Staton Bernadette of Beauchamp Place Seer J. M. L. Stone & Co. 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Crawford's Personal Assistant to the Secretary of the School Edinburgh & London Oxford polytechnic Secretary/assistant to Group Financial Controller Multiple Classified Advertising Items Gordon Yates Multiple Display Advertising Items Just Verseas Switzerland Balearics Countryside Career Design Jaeger Lively Training Department Sunweald Propeties Multiple Classified Advertising Items Club Riviera A Closer Look at New Homes Wates Buid with Care John D Wood & CO The Times St John Vaughan Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hugh Bourn Developments Ltd John D Wood & CO Westbury Homes Ambrose Mews Hunting Gate Homes James Harris Vom (uk) Ltd Bairstow Eves Builders look on the bright side Christosher Warman finds that plentiful funds could mean larger lons for first-timers Prowting Homes Bennett Homes Rialto NHBC Wimbledon Sw20 Fairclough Homes Wates Build with Care Wards Construction LTD Andrews Estate Agents Multiple Classified Advertising Items Prudential Property Services Lane Fox The Butlers Wharf Building North of the Thames Prudential Radmark Goddard & Smith Fimbra Savills Andrew Grant Metestates Farrar Stead & Glyn Multiple Display Advertising Items Fimbra A Unique Freehold Property for Sale by Private… Strutt & Parker John D Wood & CO Clarke Gammon Jackson-Stops & Staff Savills Henry Spencer & Sons S. 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Somerset Prowting Homes Leigh, Kent Smiths Gore Multiple Display Advertising Items Chafford Hundred Withamplan LTD Masterful Miandad keeps Australia on defensive Cricket: Pakistan Lead by 259 Runs in Second Test Match (AFP): No inquiry Prudential Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Furner to manage World in challenge Rugby League Peer leads freedom campaign Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Ebbw Vale become just a statistic Multiple Classified Advertising Items England selectors are limited in their choice Rugby Union Hamptons Multiple Classified Advertising Items Munster alter back row Multiple Classified Advertising Items By a Special correspendent: Tottenham shaken by a bold effort from revived Birtles Football: Fewick is Used to Bolster the Defence but He Cantain Goal-Shy Notts County Second City tie is going Villa's way By a Special Correspondent: Ruddock's profitable return For the Record West Ham canter around the danger (AP): Las Vegas date Dalglish is ready to step in Chelsea reduced to sorry state Burnley earn reprieve to stifle the holders Last Night's Results Duff is hoping to include Briton on judging panel Boxing (AFP): Treatment for Tyson Kelly in pursuit of fourth victory Cycling Davis fights back to edge out Griffiths Snooker British teams disappoint as French win Petanque Today's Fixtures Sport on TV Mandarin: Pure Genius to head Stoute treble Mandarin, By Our Newmarket Correspondent: Newmarket Selections Mandarin, By Our Newmarket Correspondent: Brington Selections The Times Racing Service Guide to our in-line racecard By a Special Correspondent: Sheikh in swiftly for Diesis progeny Piggott again Mandarin: Ludlow Selections Nottingham results From Our French Racing Correspondent, Paris: Pacemakers galore as 32 are left in Sunday's showpiece From Our Irish Racing Correspondent, Dublin: Miss Demure favourite for Cartier Million Rapid Raceline Single backed 'There was a look of utter and blank shock' Mixed reaction to Johnson's ban Hoping for an end to the hush-up era Savchenko close to toppling Graf Tennis How one man fell from grace The Times at the Olympics Hard choice for Turi Young joy for Uphoff Equestrianism Ludwig's clean break Cycling American women crush Soviets Basketball Pressure rises on double runners Kane bout ends in acrimony Boxing Dutch supremacy brought to an end Yesterday's Results from Seoul Dixon shines once more as Britain go down fighting The Times at the Olympics Today and Tomorrow Outstanding pair lead way to medals Football: Brazil and the Soviet Union Reach the Final Prosecutor to keep swimmers waiting Doctor's order Sad journey Weight loss Indian peace Positive side to Johnson case Star Britons combine to bring home a golden cargo Thompson given a head start Louganis shines bright on Seoul's day of gloom TCCB persist in dragging feet over tour Brown wakes up for bronze End of the Bluebird Sport in Brief Canadian loses contracts in excess of £5m Hackney hints at new revelations American 800 metres runner held by police
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