News from 11/01/1989
1989; Gale Group;
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Victoria McKee, Norman Hammond Archaeolegy Correspondent, M. M. A. Shipsey, Vivien Goldsmith Family Money Editor, Nicholas Wood, Political Correspondent, Simon Barnes, Andrew Morgan, Andrew Longmore, Gordon Allan, Harry Golombek, Chess Correspondent, David Lee, Cliff Feltham, Sheridan Morley, Michael Seely, Racing Correspondent, Sally Brompton, Robin Oakley, John Bell, City Editor, Thomson Prentice, Science Correspondent, and Peter Daveport, Jeremy Kingston, Richard Green, Carol Leonard, Richard Eaton, Clifford Longley, Religious Affairs Editor, J. K., S. P., Jill Sherman, Social Services correspondent, Harvey Elliott, Craig Seton, Peter Davenport and Tony Dawe, Henry Gee, R. W. J. Bartlett, David Cross and Michael Horsnell, Pierre Girard (Chairman, Milton Keynes Astronomical Society), Rachel Thomas, Roland Rudd, Employment Affairs Reporter, Jill Sherman, Social Services Correspondent, John Ballantine, Huon Mallalieu, Srikumar Sen Boxing correspondent, Roland Rudd Employment Affairs Reporter, Peter Waymark, Michael Evans, Defence Correspondent, Alan Hamilton, Bob Blatchford, Michael McCarthy, Environment Correspondent, Mark Richmond, Chairman, Michael Clark, Tony Catterall, Charles Bremner, Gaynor Townley, David Young and Kerry Gill, Norman Irvine, John Hennessy, Steven Downes, Louis Jacobs, John Woodcock, David Cross, Nicholas Harling, David Miller, Robin Oakley and Philip Jacobson, Mitchell Platts Golf Correspondent, Nicolas Soames, (Michael Phillips), Celia Brayfield, Wolfgang Münchau, Catherine Sampson, Peter Davalle, Raymond Keene, Chess Correspondent, Craig Brown, Steve Acteson, Jonathan Braude, D. E. Bland, Richard Bassett Semtin, Czechoslovaka, Heather Kirby, Richard Owen, Paul Charman, Barry Pickthall, Martin Searby, Joyce Whitehead, Geoffrey Faster, David Sapsted, Keith MacKlin, Stephanie Billen, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, David Brewerton, John Goodbody, Kenneth Kirkwood, Ian Smith, Jane Bidder, Gavin Bell Luanda, Richard Evans and Michael Dynes, Iain MacLeod, P. J. K. Tither, Clive White, Matthew Parris, Graham Searjeant and Richard Ford, Jeremy Hart, Colin Dunne, Stephen Pettitt, Martin Waller, George Chesterton, Richard Oxon, Murdo A. MacLeod, Director, David Powell, Daniel Parsons, Maria Scott, Harvey Elliott Air Correspondent, Colin Campbell, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Wofgang Munchan, Mary Dejevsky,
ResumoCrew shut down good engine Key M1 crash question emerges: Instrument failure or error? Investigators hold first talk with pilot Portpolio plus Accumulator Kettering win Index Soviet withdrawal from Kabul may be delayed The cockpit routine that pilots follow when an engine catches fire in flight Semtex was 'probable cause' The Lockerhie disaster Linguaphone Doctors to urge study of seating Disaster teams need to be better prepared' Medical experts' warning Sisters died on way to father's funeral Crippled British Midland captain wants to fly again M1 Airliner Crash Injured corporal wins his girl's hand at last First list of crash dead is released Head used bogus fraud, court told Divorce settlement is agreed Sellafield shut Surgery award Women saved Deal rejected Magistrate visits the kitchen at Le Gavroche Sports channel infringes Eec treaty' Sky Television challenged Gun licence for boy, aged 9 Change in law urged Candlelit vigil for hostage's 1,000 days Lichfield wins £lm grant from EEC Cathedral restoration Lust drove 'doctor' says QC Overtired doctors make more errors Clapham witnesses 'immune' Short takes lead after forcing a resignation Lecturer sues over 'gift' house Citroën Bacteria which can cause meningitis found in chickens 500 jobs in doubt at new £20m pit News Roundup 'Duel' drivers jailed Jail security warning Church meeting set City jobless find work Funerals' rising costs Supermarket chain to take on a 'green' tinge National Savings Robber captured on video Computers will help women return to work No guilt over Lockerbie at the top-secret home of Semtex Hirohito funeral will cost £42m World Roundup Emergency to end North case surprise Parental leave boost The Corps of Commissionaires Cubans begin Angola withdrawal Orchestrated send-off for first few troops to leave Smugglers risk death in Taiwan waters Bonn investigates blocked Libyan export deals The chemical weapons debate From Our Correspondent, Moscow: Gorbachov orders party to produce election manifesto Heroine died in typhus delirium Last days of Anne Frank Nazi crimes inquiry Spy charges 30,000 protest Amal attacks Bhutto trip Tour ends Giuliani move Bodies plea Whsmith More to discover Nurse accused of killing 17 patients Murder of 'anti-union' boss is defended Sky Television Israel dismisses EEC as Middle East peace mediator Stubborn Greece puts arms talks in jeopardy Picture Gallery Hong Kong row over nationality US confronts generation without human values Drug-linked murder shocks New York Maxwell Croft Right-hand engine 'shut down before the impact' Air Disaster Security warning 'restricted by us' Air Disaster Chemical weapons move welcomed Defence Interest rates defended Target is people who fail to seek work Social Security Bill Order is likely for recovery vehicles Defence Thatcher will not be drawn on Gec 'bids' Defence Tory Mp attacks Panorama Armenia aid is detailed Tower date Alan Meale Last rites for the undertaker? The public is being given a poor deal by some firms in the funeral business, according to a report. Sally Brompton found that big changes are about to happen in the British way of death Laughing with Godot and Gabler Authors Wanted by N. Y. Publisher The men who can mend broken pilots The airline pilot may be the 'forgotten' victim of a disaster, but now a team of doctors is on hand to help him fly again Asbach Uralt Lord St John of Fawsley Can Thatcher hit 2000? Commentary Robin Oakley The rising sun's new dawn Hirohito: Brian Bridges sees a need to heal old wounds Eye-to-eye on vengeance Louis Jacobs (From our Persian Correspondent): A Persian Comedy The President's Bequest Funeral Rites A Greener Giant Examination ban at universities Off the hook Driving in fog Christians and conversion of Jews Light at night East-West relations Salt in the soil Letters to the Editor should carry a daytime… Farmers' role in a 'green' future Intelligence tests New year symbol Court Circular Lecture Anniversaries Legal news Swearing in Asthma Research Council The post-impressionist tiger beetle Science Report New chairman Birthdays today School announcements Forthcoming marriages Luncheons Dinner University news Dr. Gerhard Adler Jungian analytical psychology in Britain Robert Beauchamp Studying biology of Africa's Great Lakes Frank Rostron Sportswriter with a nose for the unexpected Canon Alexander Sargent Loyal man of Canterbury Sovereign's Parade Bill Andrews Announcements & Personal Chicken dinners in antiquity Archaeology Time of test Television Young at heart Recital Phoenix Theatre Follies Shaftesbury Theatre Just a lot of show business Arthur Miller talks to Sheridan Morley about his latest double-bill, his first screenplay since The Misfits, and writers' freedom Cries of the oppressed Theatre Final possibility of hope Pentecost Lyric Studio Skill over matter Concert English Shakespeare Company Putting the Master first The MBA is not easily won, but for most of the students-and their families-it is worth the sacrifies, Jane Bidder writes Multiyork Join the fan club Tomorrow RNIB Play politics The actress Harriet Walter is also an enthusiastic campaigner for Amnesty Exhibitions to inspire Huon Mallalieu on a first for the top auction houses as they mount major loan exibitions in this normally quiet season in London Antiques & Collectables British Paintings 1880-1950 G. 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Smith (1987) Limited Busy Retail Portable Building Site Multiple Classified Advertising Items This selective guide to entertainment and events… Concise Crossword No 1767 Entertainments Alienation at the seaside Television and Radio Wessex Roof The bestialities of war Television Choice The language of love Radio Choice EETPU could return to TUC The Times Crossword Puzzle No 17,876 The wreckage and the life-savers Weather Feathered friends find a damesake Political sketch Argentina's sympathy Markets Ft 30 Share 1503.5 (+1.5) Ft-Se 100 1836.0… Executive Editor David Brewerton Unilever talks to Faberge Stead up 25% Bond leaves Stock Markets Main Price Changes Interest Rates Currencies Gold North Sea Oil Stock Watch Standard Life share raid may block Rodamco New chief for County as board steps in GrandMet casinos go on sale Free for all is the Abbey flotation plan Other societies may get the conversion habit by year-end By Our City Staff: Shorts seeks cash after £142m loss Evered rises 11p on bid speculation Abdullah brothers resign Thatcher distances herself from Gec bid controversy A Fimbra Member Business and Finance 23-28 Law 42 Sport 42-46 Colefax and Fowler climbs to £717,000 Business Roundup Platon gives rights details Splash acquisition Profits double at Wheway Systems buy at Dowty Dow drops as caution grows among investors US purchase for WPP LeisureTime Cuts losses By Our City Staff: Recovering Wyko rises to £1.23m Pilkington's shares revive on speculation of Hanson stake £25m sale planned at Camford Countryside still worth cultivating Expansion helps Howden to £5.3m Traditional Options London Traded Options Recent Issues TVS times in to £26m and spreading interests by 1992 Equitable firmer on merger Ecu tender is well received Bank charges BZW cuts 19 from payroll Kunick scores 49% advance Countryside builds record £19m profit Two Capel departures The Times City Diary Long brief Tailpiece New bid may be made for London Shop Annual list of analysts Property firm's stake in Friendly Bids extended Granada sale Westpool up £1.7m record 'Payout boost' Figures fall All your choices up in the air Hong Kong uses B-Cal to stop expansion by British Airways New man at Nat West faces an uphill task Lawson's trivial pursuits By Our City Staff: Buyout is planned at Hoare Licences issued for privatized power Hanson Selective support The Times Unit Trust Information Service Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts Third Market Commodities Foreign Exchanges Money Markets London Financial Futures Unipart Sky Television ICMC Multiple Classified Advertising Items AMA Rank Video Services Global Computerised Marketing Technologies Limited SP Butterworths Part of Reed International P. 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