News from 04/04/1989
1989; Gale Group;
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Fran Bennett, Peter Dear and Stephanie Billen, Patricia Davies, J. Spackman, B. Brain, Mike Lamb, Anne Billson, Richard Thomson Banking Correspondent, Ronald Faux, J. C. G. George, Cliff Feltham, Richard Thomas, Philip Howard, Christopher Fenton, Jeremy Kingston, James Bone, Peter H. May, Richard Evans, Media Editor, Carol Leonard, Richard Eaton, Alistair Hicks, John Gardner, Jennifer Altman, A. Dabrowski, Michael Tate, John Lewis, Political Staff, Alfred Sherman, Norman Hammond, Archaeology Correspondent, Ruth Gledhill, Roland Rudd, Employment Affairs Reporter, Jill Sherman, Social Services Correspondent, Jamie Dettmer, Irish Affairs Correspondent, T. W. E. Corbett, A. White, Scrivener, Louise Taylor, A. C. Norfolk, Joan Micklin, Robert Fisk, on board the Danish patrol boat Dryaden, Michael McCarthy, Environment Correspondent, Martin Fletcher, Political Reporter, John Young, Graham C. J. Collins, Director, D. W. Mann, C. M. Brand, Barry Fantoni, Charles Bremner, B. J. Gibbens, D. A. Balwin, James Pilditch, John Hennessy, Martin Fletcher Political Reporter, Norman de Mesquita, Jack Waterman, Roddy MacKenzie, Harvey Elliott, Air Correspondent, David Rowan, Edward Fennell, Ian Fletcher, Neil Kelly, Wolfgang Munchau, Raymond Blackburn, Nicholas Harling, Sydney Friskin, Chris Thau, Mitchell Platts Golf Correspondent, William Greaves, Michael Tate, Deputy City Editor, Wolfgang Münchau, Don Beadle, Christopher Goulding, Ronald Faux and David Sapsted, Peter Davalle, David Brewerton Executive Editor, Nicholas Beeston, Raymond Keene, Chess Correspondent, Rodney Cowton Transport Correspondent, Peter Bryan, Anne Bilson, D. M. Mahoney, J. P. Leighfield, Sir Antony Part, Richard Ford, Legal Affairs Reporter, Michael R. Bond, Ian Ross, Martin Thomas, Dennis L. Bird, Valerie Goldberg, J. W. Perry, Derek Harris, Industrial Editor, Brian Beel, Sarah Allan, David Napley, Silvia Casale, David Brewerton, J. Blackledge, Christopher Thomas, John Goodbody, Martin Barnes, Ian Penman, Sam Kiley, Higher Education Reporter, Paul Newman, Liz Smith, Sarah Jane Checkland Art Market Correspondent, Jonathan Rendall, Keith Blackmore, Michael Clark and Geoffrey Foster, Student of Chinese, Tony Dawe, B. Long, David Walker, David Sinclair, Stephen Pettitt, Andrew McEwen and Mary Dejevsky, Philip Howard, Literary Editor, Jim Brookes Chief Executive, Steve Shirley, Rodney Lord, Economics Editor, Pat Butcher Athletics Correspondent, Louise Mollo, Joan Venner, Colin Campbell, David Young Energy Correspondent, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Michael Coleman, Colin McQuillan, Mary Dejevsky, Russell,
Resumo5,000 engaged in a senseless, unrelenting slaughter 'Nearly 150 dead in a bizarre, inexplicable Namibia conflict a guerrilla incursion that is little more than a suicide mission' Young stays defiant in Harrods row 'I shall not publish and I shall not damned' Portfolio Bond Tomorrow Index Kinnock pledges Labour to top tax rate of 50% Lawson pledge on rates A meeting of two communist minds in Cuba Channel 4 cannot show Lords debate Greenpeace Russians asked to help KGB defector Union's support for electricians News Roundup £100,000 for lighting M1-A1 link underway Car fumes kill baby Terror suspects freed Wapping complaint Favourites faltering in chess tournament The Times Lecturers in split over exam boycott Death threats to journalists in Belfast murder trial Air crash report is delayed Private water 'boost to share owning' Book gift for Mrs Currie Sealink admits four ships 'fail test' Businessmen want more say Training and enterprise schemes By Our Higher Education Reporter: Labour to abolish a levels if elected Two men burnt alive by cash raiders in West End arcade Records in spite of quiet night Saleroom Some Platonic echoes from Downing Street Breakfast TV service launched with a hiccup Tribute to racing phenomenon MPs will seek financial safety net Channel 4 revenue Court threat to newspaper Clapham rail crash inquiry Tunnel to open a month late Commission for the New Towns Pollution curbs demanded The Electricity Bill Three win ?666 each Portfolio Bond NatWest The Action Bank How London roads put brake on supermarket deliveries Opposition to health reforms a waste of money, nurses told Tough-talking Clarke vows to press ahead with proposals for change UK cities are poor relations Young stands firm on Harrods report Parliament Bar protests 'exaggerated' Peers reject public interest defence in disclosure cases Secrets Bill Trainer 'hit groom with stick' Man survived axe attack Zoo blamed Murder charge Actor for East Killing charge Vicar sues Sutch in poll Parliament today Toyota Hard lesson on oil pollution for Alaska's Aleut children US move on air bomb detection World Roundup Haiti rebels defiant Bordes at Gatcombe (Reuter): Singer's father killed (Reuter): Hurd offer to Saudis (Reuter): Battles near Beirut (Reuter): Chile cabinet change Death Row five freed Drinks test on UK captain Canon Rhine alert after another tanker spill Chicago gets welcome mat ready for a new Mayor Daley Peking rules out Moscow's road to democratic reform Cuba's cocktail of fiesta and pomp Helping You to Help Yourself Uneasy truce on Gulf War's front line Japanese soldiers fight on in Thailand Glasnost gurus come to town Nobody Sells a Volvo Faster than a Volvo Owner Abbey National Peace prize sought as Nato political boost Western alliance celebrates 40 years without a battle in European theatre on land or at sea Landslide poll win for leader of Tunisia Spared costs (AFP): Students held (AFP): Kelly better (Reuter): Player's claim (AFP): Activist freed Turkish anger (AFP): Bus tragedy Sudan mission Glasnost frozen out of military computer games in cruel Baltic Bush presses for peace conference The Middle East conflict What verdict on hi-tech justice? Satellite television and VDUs are moving into our courtrooms. William Greaves reports on a legal system sentenced to prepare for the 21st century Tournament of the Mind World Day for Animals Laboratory Times Diary Barry Fantoni A fee to be feared Commentry David Napley Take health out of politics Alfred Sherman points a co-operative way to breaking up the NHS Now for Nato's next 40 years Francois Heisbourg On This Day Fall of the Manchu Dominion Search for managers Summit Chemistry The Feeling off Campus Transfer of power Easter insult Low-cost homes at a price Airport security Child benefit Call to speed 'anti-hacking' Bill Academic boycott Church and schools Cost of dental care Parliamentary name-calling Thanks, where due Jumping to it By numbers Ups and downs Court Circular Today's royal engagements Anniversaries Promotions in the Royal Navy The Times Latest wills Luncheon Appointment Dinners Lady Verco The Missions to Seamen Just singing in the brain Science Report Keep off: Woods growing Requiem mass for Zita Forthcoming marriages Birthdays today Marriages Mr Justice Bush From Birmingham Bar to High Court Bench Francis Henry Russell Drafting the Truman Doctrine General Fernand Gambiez General who faced Algerian revolt George Robledo Footballing career on two continents See. for that the Lord hath given you the sabbath,… New Midlands forest is planned Some surprises at Spaghetti Junction Archaeology Multiple Display Advertising Items Horizontal beauty, independent mien Anne Billson meets award-winning stage actress Amy Irving, star of Joan Micklin Silver's film Crossing Delancey Survivors and debtors Galleries First Night English National Opera London Coliseum The last thing you want Television Swell couple Rock Gomez /Vignoles/Capricorn Queen Elizabeth Hall Leonardo Da Vinci Hit parade on the High Street How Jenifer Rosenberg (above) rose from the post-room to become a force in British fashion N. Peal Suzy Smith Colefax and Fowler Sale Eric Hill Ltd In praise of unsung artists People Fabric of society Japanese chic Knitting Kit Special Offer This selective guide to entertainment and events… Top 10 Uk Singles Top 10 Uk Albums Concise Crossword No 1837 Entertainments Bilingual double-act Politics at the party Television Choice BBC 1 Radio Choice Cellu Fone Joint effort to prevent traffic chaos in London The Times Crossword Puzzle No 17,947 Gamekeepers see in the dark Weather By Our Foreign Staff: Troops airlifted to fight Swapo Index Executive Editor David Brewerton The Pound Stock Market £270,000 paid out LET soars Stock Markets Main Price Changes Interest Rates Currencies Gold North Sea Oil Tourist Rates Blue Arrow reveals ?25m loan Disclosure of deals stuns investors at annual meeting Vote was miscarriage of justice—Fromstein Lawson reaffirms rates policy IMF 'must impose tighter debt conditions' Setback on revised consumer spending London & Edinburgh Trust Plc Section 2 Pearson £198.8m beats forecasts Watts, Blake unveils 15% gain and US buy Business Roundup Evode claims 6% of Phipps Wilkes ahead at £1.3m UDO profits top £3.2m Philips Edmond rises to £4.9m 44% increase at Severfield Person courtship prospers Tempus Minorco in last-ditch bid to sway US court Beecham rises 25p on merger talks The Times Stock Watch Chesham Amalgamations Headland swings back into the black Opec 'may move into Euro power' Rolls-Royee breakthrough as Cathay orders Airbus Systems to buy stake in Aquix French deal Wood holding Jobs saved BAe shares Birmid sell-off Loan limit up Warburg loses Appleby Nap nap Rockfort Group builds to ?8.8m IBM director to succeed Hoskyns as head of IoD Tomb with a view Thirsty works Steetley up 45% at ?87m Paint your wagen $400m issue stopped by bank Central Manchester Development Corporation Tony Berry's one last duty at Blue Arrow Comment SE endorses move to paperless settlement Consolidate Gold Fields PLC Prices manage to edge ahead despite fresh fears over rates Stock Market Takeovers dominate market Wall Street Traditional Options Alpha Stocks Abolish stamp duty for first time buyer Learning lessons of Barlow Clowes Breaking the habit Recent Issues Pointing up the role of non-executive directors Business Letters London Traded Options The Scottish Provident Institution Aids and insurance People who care The Times Unit Trust Information Service Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts Third Market Commodities Foreign Exchanges Money Markets London Financial Futures Small gains Stock Exchange Prices Unrealized profits to be included Review inappropriate Legal Appointments Zarak HAY~at~LAW Multiple Classified Advertising Items Legal Conferences How women on remand lose out Inequalities penalize a section of the gaol population, Silvia Casale writes Legal Brief Graduates Tax/legal Career Advocates should always be armed with authorities Applied Management Sciences Ltd Daniels Bates Partnership Professional Recruitment Possession order on unoccupied land West Midlands Regional Health Authority Daniel and Solicitors Cruttwell Hard words in the library The Chancellor's Green Papers have brought legal librarians into the firing line; Edward Fennell reports Eastern electricity Quarry Dougall Directors in the dock Ian Fletcher on the obligations of business management Legal Appointments Michael Page Legal International Recruitment… The Bloomsbury Group A cool reception for marketing Inns and Outs British Telecom City West End NFU Laurence Simons Associates Mrs Pamela Handford MSL International Accountancy Personnel Multiple Display Advertising Items Today Lipson Lloyd Jones Badenoch & Clark Council for Licensed Conveyancers J. Lyons & Company Limited West Midlands Travel Crown Agents Denton Hall Burgin & Warrens Multiple Display Advertising Items Magistrates Court Service Price Waterhouse Sun Alliance Insurance Group Barristers' Clerk Wilson Stephens Recruitment Specialists for the… Harding Management Consultants Quarry Dougall PEEK Bruce Lance & Co Multiple Classified Advertising Items CU Assurance Crown Prosecutions Service Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission Executive Appointments Limited The Times Classified Elgoods Royal Dutch/Shell Group CIS Co-operative Insurance Multiple Display Advertising Items Legal Appointments Oswald Hickson, Collier & Co Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Unit Trust Ombudsman Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sub Editors Corporate Lawyer for Brussels Locums Multiple Display Advertising Items South Bucks District Council Route to the corridors of power Young Civil Service hopefuls face a barrage of interviews and assessments before they take their first steps toward some of the most vital jobs in Britain Joan Venner explains the procedure Public Appointments Crime Concern Times Classified Hull City Council Multiple Display Advertising Items Surrey County Council Multiple Display Advertising Items Boston Are you looking for a job which is Challenging,… Multiple Display Advertising Items Time for RCA to use its muscle in SIS share-out Lord Newall, chairman of the British Greyhound Racing Board and of the joint standing committee of the Bgrb and National Greyhound Racing Club, believes the greater involvement of the Racecourse Association could produce a fairer deal for his sport Kingdon will try to draw Baker's fire Bowls Real held goalless as Barcelona crowd chants for Lineker Overseas Football Overseas League Results Cunningham's value is recognized at last Basketball Savouring those glory days again Jack Waterman meets the trainer of 1951 National hero Nickel Coin Family double in Times races The Times Point-to-point Championship Impressive Batshoof has Guineas choice Mandarin (Michael Phillips): Joel pair ready to compensate for Cheltenham misfortune Mandarin: Sandown Park Selections Leicester Selections The Times Racing Service The Thirsty Farmer in Pipe's National tilt Grand National Probables Mandarin: Sedgefield Selections Results from yesterday's three meetings Rapid Raceline Ladbroke Line Majesty along Magnolia Drive Golf: Dizzying Visions of Green inside the Private World of Augusta National, Host to the World's Most Exclusive Championship Scots in no shape for Soviets Rugby Union: Hall Hurries Back for Student International at the National Stadium Snow Reports Welsh name three seniors Morris makes way for Doggart Status quo disturbed by young ambition Squash Rackets RFU plans to expand final day Today's Fixtures Sport on TV Sardinian triumph removes doubts over Singh's class Carner craving to stay at the top Sponsors consider Milk Race protest Cycling Busy time for England Volleyball UAU look the best prepared Hockey Kendall says ban is unfair Pools Forecast Honour is the incentive Equestrianism Roberts is doubtful as Chelsea lead chase for honours Football Delay in debate on League structure Launch of racers reflects problem Yachting Higgins fails to carry on the good work Snooker Grades system under threat Ice Skating China's women claim an eighth world title Table Tennis For the Record Extra time agreed for Test series against Australia Cricket From a Special Correspondent: Cyclone wreaks havoc Wasps hit back at Warriors Ice Hockey Haig has title sewn up early Student Sport Athletes to face sharp increase in drug-testing Sharpe witnessed Johnson injection Aid to the Church in Need (United Kingdom) Home bias to speed up analysis San Diego YC will contest court decision Jacobs benefits from kidology Football presenting politer image to growing audience Keegan pays tribute Sport in Brief Faldo sets hopes on better luck Sport is going up the wall for fun End Column
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