News from 20/01/1989
1989; Gale Group;
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Michaet, Bruce Chatwin, Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, Max Pettersson, Director, Graham Rock, Ian Twinn (Joint Chairmen), Catherine Bennett, Anne Billson, Cliff Feltham, Charlotte E. Schmitt, Michael Stevenson, Michael Seely, Racing Correspondent, Hilary Finch, Lynette Burrows, George Robertson, Ian Murray, Michael Zander, James Bone, Mandarin (Michael Phillips), Richard Evans, Media Editor, Carol Leonard, Dessa Trevisan, Nicholas Wood and Jill Sherman, Dominique Searle, Colin Narbrough, Margareta Pagano, Gerald Davies, Margaret Puxon, Richard Thomas, Banking Correspondent, Bernard Levin, Joe Joseph, Henry Gee, Sam Kiley Higher Education Reporter, Mitchell Platts, Golf Correspondent, Jo Richardson, Jill Sherman, Social Services Correspondent, John Ballantine, Mark Souster, Ian Smith and Vijitha Yapa, Michael Nicholson, Lawrence Lever, Mick Cleary, Peter Waymark, Robin Young, Bill Cook, Director General, Paul Maher's, Martin Fletcher, Political Reporter, Richard Thomson, Banking Correspondent, Edward Gorman, John Hennessy, Thomson Prentice, Martin Fletcher Political Reporter, Harvey Elliott, Air Correspondent, Steven Downes, Michael McCarthy Environment Correspondent, R. W. Harris, Gavin Bell, Barbara Felby, Sydney Friskin, David Smith and Robin Oakley, Dennis Signy, Robin Oakley Political Editor, Philip Webster, Chief Political Correspondent, Janet Chew, Wolfgang Münchau, Kerry Gill, Dennis Shaw, Nicholas Beeston, Raymond Keene, Chess Correspondent, Andrew McEwen, Diplomatic Correspondent, Jonathan Braude, Conrad Voss Bark, Richard Evans, Ted Rowlands, Sheila Gunn, Political Staff, Irving Wardle, Ian Ross, Geoffrey Foster, Peter Fraser, David Sapsted, Richard Bassett, Paul Cooper, Simon Tait, Arts Correspondent, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, David Brewerton, Christopher Thomas, George Ace, Pat Butcher, Athletics Correspondent, Mrs M. E. Bulford, Srikumar Sen Boxing Correspondent, Matthew Parris, Paul Newman, Patrick O'Hanlon, Sarah Jane Checkland Art Market Correspondent, Michael Clark and Geoffrey Foster, Daniel Ward, Alan Lee Cricket Correspondent, Colin Dunne, Stephen Pettitt, Martin Waller, John Roxburgh, Chairman, Derek Harris, Bailey Morris, Rodney Lord, Economics Editor, Frederick Bonnart, Ibrahim B. Hewitt, Derek Harris Industrial Editor, Pearce Wright, Science Editor, Peter Waterfield, Headmaster, Colin McQuillan, David Walker, Public Administration Correspondent, Richard Battley,
ResumoKremlin arms cut puts Nato under pressure Surprise Shevardnadze move on nuclear forces Tomorrow in Colour Heunis stands in for Botha Accountancy examination Index British Telecom buys part of US loss-maker Bush picks up the torch as Reagans bow out \Thatcher hails record 66,000 drop in jobless Clough apologizes for attack Piper relatives want rig bodies traced Government legal service to be given a big pay boost Mendis loses last appeal for asylum CCA Galleries London Unions step up fight with Ford Decision reserved London traffic study Prince to give awards Prison hostage freed Poll tax canvass date Raf studies option of training women pilots Majestic Wine Warehouses Water boards face pesticide clean-up bill 'No repeat of Piper Alpha' pledge Appeal to Hurd over satellite television 'war' Battle over Bills to control journalists Freedom of the press Russian trade 'must expand' By Our Science Correspondent: Man should put more footprints on the moon Police are outraged at sell-off proposals Court orders newspaper to name sources More than acting to being an actor Langan threatened wife with matches and petrol Academics may get increase next year University pay awards Wardair Canada Boost for computers in schools Caa acts to keep air crews awake Cot waiting or lose pay, Nhs chiefs are told A familiar route for deportees ARC MPs attack squandering of public money by agency Protein study offers hope of a remedy for Aids Artists prosper in the Thatcher era Social Trends: 2 Brief season starts for a delicious new apple Weeked food prices Austin Rover Finance Ltd. Picture Gallery Pollution levels too high Debt advice Little treasure Call to make government legal service attractive Crime A. Wellesley Briscoe & Ptnrs. Ltd Waite begins third year in captivity no nearer to freedom Bonn failed to heed secret reports on Iraq germ war aid Pressure for inquiry Waldegrave talks mending fences Boeing fire emergency (Reuter): Nurse admits deaths Barenboim backed (Reuter): Mp pardon refused (AFP): Sakharov poll setback Nato under pressure to find common voice on arms cuts Sceticism greets the latest Soviet offer to reduce weapons Boost for Genscher drive against missile modernization Children's killer 'hated Vietnamese' West sees offer as a ploy to exploit its differences MFI Key decisions stay in Botha's hands Senior minister Heunis sworn in as acting President of South Africa Yugoslavs choose liberal reformer as Prime Minister Prague protest halted Walesa cool on Jaruzelski offer US Libya oil freed (AFP): Amin mystery (Reuter): Three held Howe visit Bus tragedy Eta talks (Reuter): Blecha resigns (AP): Cod war off 'Lost decade' Baker backed Britons are advised to leave Kabul amid rising safety fears Reagans moving heaven and earth to return home A 'modest' mansion Japan biggest aid donor after budget Nationwide Anglia Building Society Chinese threat to Hong Kong refugees Tomorrow in Colour The big match Agriculture Farm fertilizer use defended Peers' workload is still rising Parliament next week Agriculture's quiet knife-man What had started as a good-natured exchange… Rate settlement 'is generous' Opposition onslaught on Gummer Councils Support in upper House for some older magistrates Pro-Choice Alliance established Education body to be set up Museums Training Institute Clough under Tory's fire Fresh plea for Mendis Call for rape case debate Chalfont the best man Lamb exports The Yankees are back in town Barbara Amiel Looks behind the Scenes at the Power Brokers of Unofficial Washington The capital is reserving judgement on the new President and his wife, but already it is clear that the days of glitz, chintz and jelly beans are giving way to a Texan version of the East Coast patricians Last word in winter sales The Woodland Trust A paper-clip policeman From pilfered paper to computer kidnap, corporate defence could be the answer CU Life Lord MacKay of Clashfern is in trouble again. The strict and tiny Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland has already stripped the Lord Chancellor of his position as a church elder for attending requiem mass for two Roman Catholic colleagues, Lord Wheatley and Lord Russell of Killowen. The church has now discovered that his portrait appeared on the Christmas card issued by the Scottish Bar's Faculty of Advocates. Such frivolity has further outraged the hard-liners in the church, who regard Christmas itself as a pagan festival with no biblical authority. Although Mackay had no say in the decision to use the portrait, which the faculty had commissioned, it will not help his kirk when it appeals to the presbytery's ruling synod in May against his suspension Picture Gallery Public grief and sour grapes Commentary • Robert Kilroy-Silk A kinder, gentler, Bush? Conor Cruise O'Brien on an unexpected US shift to inner-city aid Assuming the visionary position (From a Correspondent): Roman Road in the Sahara Desert The German Danger Closed Councils The Hostage Years Exodus of talent from Hong Kong British hostages Recycling resources Medical damages New perspective on history studies 'The Satanic Verses' Rights charter Street perils of poor lighting Price of books Anti-abortion Bill March of time Court Circular Buckingham Palace Birthdays today Receptions Prime Minister Service reception Greater London Ta&vra Hermes Paris University news Cambridge Anniversaries Forthcoming marriages Combating pests naturally Luncheon Christie's confront Stradivarius riddle Saleroom Service dinner New bishop Bruce Chatwin Nomad into novelist Lucille Iremonger Author who blended history with experience Announcements & Personal Latest wills Cancer Research Campaign The Surgical Research Fund Imperial Canceresearch Fund Songs of a friend for life In a piece written shortly before his death, Bruce chatwin describes how The Songlines inspired a young composer Metro's maker Television Nothern Ballet Theatre The special touch Concert CBSO/Rattle Birmingham Town Hall Strength and substance Recital Josef Protschka Wigmore Hall Unfunny comic business Theatre Three Guys Naked from the Waist Down Donmer Warehouse Skicall Telling a shocking amount of truth Should the biographer reveal all? Fiona MacCarthy does, about Eric Gill. She tells Catherine Bennett why The right sort of punishment First Person It is pointless to nag, because the child knows perfectly well he is in the wrong The Contemporary Textile Gallery Sultan of good taste Talkback Cheshire Building Society Millet This selective guide to entertainment and events… Concise Crossword No 1775 Entertainments The Mikado A jack of all causes Word-Watching Answers from page 20 Winning Move 25 yrs University of York Picture Gallery Air Canada Television and Radio An alien view of earth Television Choice Wine Club Thatcher defends minister on eggs The Times Crossword Puzzle No 17,884 Paddling towards a polar record Picture Gallery Word-Watching High-speed surgery planned Weather The Pound Soft focus and hard questions Political sketch Executive Editor David Brewerton the Pound us dollar… Decision day for Rodamco Fitch ahead Profits fall Stock Markets Main Price Changes Currencies Gold North Sea Oil The Times Stock Watch Conflicts of interest sink Cuckney bid for Gec Bt in $1.5bn American cellphone link McCaw sits on a ?116m loss Watchdog still bars Burgon Hall By Our City Staff: 'Yes, Prime Minister' jibe at Young Accusation by QC over House of Fraser report Kennedy 'cost Thf too much' Directors of Dpr charged Fidelity Share Service Stanley Leisure ahead to ?2.4m at half time BankAmerica in profit Jump at Colorvision Nadir buys publisher Melville acquisition The Times Interim leap for Dc Cook Koppers sale nets $23m Another record helping from Thf Bassett retaliates against bid attack Elders' brewery float is closer after £30m Canadian merger By Our City Staff: Brent crude at $17.15 on Japan cuts Cbi seeks corporation tax cut Reduction urged to bring pre-1992 investment to Britain Midland takes Lanvin stake Interim 25p will be paid to Barlow Clowes investors Ebullient Gec wins bid support By Our City Staff: Suter buys Johnson & Firth stake Made: one point to point Single-premium blow for Abbey The full Chase story The Times City Diary Shop soiled The Times City Diary Angel's delight The Times City Diary Peer seeks change ill law on bids Poles apart The Times City Diary Hat trick The Times City Diary Banks straggle to hold dollar Buyout talks at Bridport offshoot fail Trading curbed Dewey offer Norwest deals Bank quiz J Jarvis gain Sun Life post (Reuter): FBI 'finds massive commodities fraud' Agents posed as Chicago floor traders for two years The $1.5bn gamble by Iain Vallance Fear is the key factor Southern Water tops French bid Pericom tumbles By Our Banking Correspondent: Jccc will process all credit cards Profit-taking wipes away gains by Dow Alpha Stocks Instalment orders are not limited to one year Groome purchase lifts Waverley to ?1.37m Guardian need not address panel Shares surge above 1,900 in renewed spending spree Company Briefs Insolvency code requires a fresh flexible approach Recent Issues Traditional Options London Traded Options Advance continues Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts The Times Unit Trust Information Service Third Market Commodities Foreign Exchanges Exchange index compared with 1985 was down at 98.0 (day's range 98.0-98.2). Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Money Markets London Financial Futures More fax on the way Land & Co. The Fax Warehouse Spain Estate Agency near Norwich, Norfolk East Anglian Multiple Classified Advertising Items Business to Business Trademoore International Ltd Financial Services Company Specialist Retailer Manufacturer Multiple Classified Advertising Items £, 000-£00,000 We need products to buy for clients… Multiple Classified Advertising Items Zero One Land For Sale Unique Opportunity Investment Equal across the board Barbara Felby at an invention that puts the blind back in the game The Co-Operative Alarm Co. Ltd. Guernsey Company Ambitious Entrepreneurs Import/Export Co. Multiple Classified Advertising Items Private Management Consultant The Credit Exchange Ltd. Company Formations UK & Worldwide Briefing Talking Point Telephones Slating and Roofing Contractors Business Freehold off Licence/grocers Going for Gold! 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Multiple Classified Advertising Items 911 Turbo 911 Sport Targa Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hartwells Multiple Classified Advertising Items All Box Number Replies Should Tyres under pressure A tyre blow-out at speed usually means disaster, particularly in the fast lane of a crowded motorway. But drivers could be forewarned, says Daniel Ward, who analyses the tyre-pressure warning system Porsche has now introduced on its sporty 928 The drink machine gets a dry ran Rolls-Royce & Bentley Authorised Dealers Hooper Rolls-Royce & Bentley Chiltern Cars Bentley 8 January '89 Multiple Classified Advertising Items Motors Leasing Tvf Silver Shadow 1986 Corniche Convertible Bentley Turbo R Volkswagen VW Golf Gti Multiple Classified Advertising Items Toyota Golf GTi 16 V Multiple Classified Advertising Items Performance Cars Black & White Aston Martin Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lancia Delta Hf Integrale Toyota Celica Gt4 Turbo Multiple Classified Advertising Items Collectors Cars Aston Martin Multiple Classified Advertising Items Space matches the pace Ford New Aston Martin Lamborghini Countach Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jaguar & Daimler Authorised Dealers Hartwells Jaguar & Daimler Jaguar Sov. D Reg 2.9 Cabriolet V12 Triesse Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hartwells Private Sale 4.2 Jaguar Sovereign Jaguar Xj6 Jaguar 1987 E-Reg Xjs V12 Multiple Classified Advertising Items Glory gives Mason a new aim Boxing Audi Keith Garages Limited Audi Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bookmakers counter-attack on levy Negotiations between the bookmakers and racing interests over the betting levy broke down last autumn. The tow opposing parties and three members of the Horserace Betting Levy Board all made submissions to the Home Office. Having seen all the documents, each has a further opportunity to reply to the arguments. Graham Rock presents a summary of the hardhitting response by the Bookmakers' Committee Multiple Classified Advertising Items Audi Multiple Classified Advertising Items Car & Mobile Phones Cellnet BBC Children in Need Registration Numbers Multiple Classified Advertising Items Audi 200 Quattro Turbo D. V. R. 0429 861877 Audi Dovercourt Multiple Classified Advertising Items Carrying the burden of courage Picture Gallery British move forward Austrian lead the way Olympic Times to earn another gold medal Mandarin: Kempton Park Selections Mandarin: Towcester Selections The Times Racing Service From Our Irish Racing Correspondent: Olan Lad's stamina lasts out All-weather decision is deferred Mandarin: Catterick Bridge Selections Lingfield results Sherwood out of the gloom with fine 131-1 double The Bakewell Boy struggles Newton Abbot Rapid Raceline Racecall Leading from the front line The Times on the new leaders in the five nations' rugby union championship which starts tomorrow Fully qualified to satisfy the demands Snow Reports Stemmle on the mend Chance for Webb to get fit Rugby Union Surveyors win Calcutta Cup competition Eastern Counties form base for South-East The man charged with restoring a winning formula Challenge series gets under way Irish in organized salmon poaching Tait to collect first cap Denison welcomes Davies's return Fibbens has a lot to gain Jordan undaunted as hero becomes next cup opponent Middlesbrough's debts to be settled Sheffield move for Wood Dover facing cup onslaught Today's Fixtures Sport on Tv Try this Paul Maher's suggestion for a sporting day out Yesterday's Results from Melbourne For the Record Atp sets up series worth £21m Champion falters at second hurdle An auspicious reappearance by Jennings Pair with SA links given ban More motivation gives Brown less cause for excuses (AFP): Wiltshire surges to take lead Holders' task AAA makes new move lit straggle for power Grant returns NFL The Times Sport tomorrow Tccb moved by S African plea Clough apologizes for his attack on supporters Operation for Ardiles Bookmakers bare their fists in levy-rate fight Conway moving closer to leader Backward thinking Results from Birmingham Brown stakes his claim for a share of spotlight Cooke looks for full marks
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