News from 26/04/1989
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Robert Philip, Victoria McKee, Sallie Ecroyd Budapest, David Brown, Mike Lamb, Anne Billson, Andrew Morgan, Andrew Longmore, David Lee, W.s.allen, Cliff Feltham, Michael R. Preston, Douglas Broom, Education Reporter, Clive White Dublin, Sally Brompton, Robin Oakley, Philip Howard, John Bell, City Editor, Richard Ford Legal Affairs Reporter, David Walker Public Administration Correspondent, Jeremy Kingston, Clive Davis, Carol Leonard, Richard Streeton, Tony Patrick, Roddy Forsyth, Colin Narbrough, Joe Joseph, Vivien Goldsmith, Martin Fletcher, Henry Gee, Joe Joseph Tokyo, Nicholas Wood Political Correspondent, Johnny Black, Jill Sherman, Social Services Correspondent, Pearce Wright Science Editor, Louise Taylor, Alexandra King, Roland Rudd Employment Affairs Reporter, Sam kiley, Peter Waymark, Michael Evans, Defence Correspondent, Alan Hamilton, Robin Young, Stephen Thorpe Kingston, Jamaica, Nick Kochan, Michael McCarthy, Environment Correspondent, Michael Clark, H. O. Dovey, David Hands, Charles Bremner, L. S. Cockerham Director, Ian McIntyre, John Hennessy, Michael Evans and Andrew McEwen, Stephen Shaw, Director, I. H. McCulloch, Michael McCarthy Environment Correspondent, Mark H. FUSSELL, (Managing Director), Charles Bremner, Ian Murray and Michael Evans and Andrew McEwen, George Rae, John Woodcock, Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, David Miller Barcelona, Wolfgang Munchau, Nicholas Harling, Robert Matthews Technology Correspondent, Mitchell Platts Golf Correspondent, Geoffrey Wheeler, (Michael Phillips), David Watts, John Higgins, R. Greville-Heygate, Catherine Sampson, Leslie Walton and Jane Shilling, Peter Davalle, David Brewerton Executive Editor, Alan Lee, Cricket Correspondent, Raymond Keene, Chess Correspondent, Craig Brown, Steve Acteson, Ian Phillips, Director of Finance, Richard Evans, Sheila Gunn, Political Staff, Craig Seton, Richard Ford, Legal Affairs Reporter, Ian Ross, David Sapsted, Derek Harris, Industrial Editor, Simon Tait, Arts Correspondent, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, David Brewerton, Christopher Warman Property Correspondent, John Goodbody, Philip Webster Chief Political Correspondent, George Hill, Richard Gandy, Carys Bowen-Jones, Sam Kiley, Higher Education Reporter, Matthew Parris, Graham Searjeant Financial Editor, Paul Newman, Alan Sanders, Andrew Duncan, Keith Blackmore, Jenny Gilbert, David St John Thomas, Chairman, Richard Evans Monte Carlo, Michael Dynes, David Walker, Andrew Lycett, Christopher Warm Property Correspondent, Stephen Pettitt, Martin Waller, George Chesterton, David Tytler, Education Editor, Rodney Lord, Economics Editor, Maria Scott, Margaret RIGAL, Co-Chairman, Hugh MOORE, Commander, Tim Jones, Employment Affairs Correspondent, David Young Energy Correspondent, Philip Jacobson, Ann Hills, Michael Coleman, Vivien Goldsmith, Family Money Editor, Elissa Schappell, Stuart Jones, Football Correspondent, John Watson,
ResumoGromyko goes in party 'old guard' purge Gorbachov move to reinforce power base Inside Portfolio Bond Thatcher and Kinnock clash on Nato policy Economy 'is slowing down' Index Uneasy calm in the land of the rising scandal Royal head for fashion Prince will make visit to Anfield Power stations to face £2bn clean-up Rail networks threatened by dual stoppage Three broadcasting unions at the BBC decided last night to hold another 24-hour strike. The date of the stoppage will be announced this afternoon. The unions have rejected an offer of a 7 percent pay rise and are claiming 16 percent Fimbra Labour MP tables Lonrho motions News Roundup Marconi remands P&O fined for slick Mappa share launch Flight records check Woman on rape charge Baker victory on colleges' funding 'Grave' work flaws at Clapham admitted Goldsmiths No Title Thousands call police on Hillsborough hotline The engineering firm dismantling the fencing at Liverpool Football Club's Anfield ground will give the money it makes from the scrap metal to the Hillsborough disaster fund. A spokesman for George Kerr Ltd, of Maghull, Merseyside, said; "We thought it would be a good gesture". Mr Alan Perry, a foreman welder, said it would take less than two days to complete the work, which started yesterday Palace choice for football memorial dismays city Police tried to lessen grief after the Hillsborough tragedy by sending a "misguided" letter to arrested fans, saying they would face no court action, a magistrates' court was told yesterday. South Yorkshire police had overstepped their legal powers in sending the letter, Mr Michael Rose, chief prosecutor with the Crown Prosecution Service in Sheffield, told the local court. However, all minor charges arising from the FA Cup semi-final would be dropped by the CPS. "Section Three of the Prosecution Act makes it clear that once a case has started, it is not up to the police whether to coutinue", he said CEGB launches £1.25m pollution programme Thatcher signals new environmental offensive Downing street focuses on greenhouse effect European car manufacturers were told yesterday that if they failed to meet EC exhaust emission standards by 1992, they would have only themselves to blame if they were put our of business by Japan and other countries which already imposed stricker standards. The warning came from Signor Carlo Ripa di Meana, the EC Environment Commissioner, who also repeated his threat to take the British Government to the European Court unless it came up with a convincing deadline and a clear financial commitment to improving drinking water quality. The suggested target date of 1995 was simply not acceptable. For me drinking water is no less important than security in airports Mini-sub disarms enemy below Pay poser over flood warning Shirley Banks 'spent final hours handcuffed in flat' Bonus in defence research RSC director hits at Arts Council funding Wife 'chained herself to bed' Marital rape case PE teacher 'ousted by harassment' Business welcomes change New phone code for London Anger over sabotaged baby food Picture Gallery British Midland Winner to share Portfolio Bond Sex abuse charges dropped Consolidated Gold Fields Plc Small firm boom 'proves underlying health of economy' School reform 'no threat' to booming fee-paying sector Management tips for heads Boundary review threatens to overshadow poll Private screening launch Funding the NHS Mr Robin Cook, the Shadow health secretary, yesterday pledged a future Labour government to end the opting out of hospitals which go independent. Labour will take back into the NHS those hospitals which have opted out. Our commitment is to an NHS in which every community has ready access to comprehensive medical facilities, he said Jet-setters pushing the boat out Press head backs law on privacy Festival ban was unlawful Skill shortages fuel disputes over pay Acas annual report Disabled parking dispute £10m charge Selling well No to site plan Shop theft fall Drugs at work Record award ICI Bush fails to take charge in his first 100 days of power US to develop 'cheap' strategic defence system Bastille Day's revels to cost £9m Cheney pledges strong lead in Nato row The debate over Western defence policy Soviet tanks pull out from Hungary Quake panic in Mexican capital World Roundup Ortega plea on poll Alaska defection Grapes of wrath... Iran expels Britons Korea bomber to die The Monopolies Commission claims that its Report on… The Rt. Hon. The Lord Young of Graffham, Secretary… Time runs out for an uninspiring leader lured out of his depth The Recruit scandal and Japan's political crisis Backroom barter as kingmakers seek Takeshita successor Arms market faces challenge Japan could soon be challenging the share of the world arms market now held by US and European defence electronics industries, Jane's Military Communication said in its annual review (Reuter reports). Japan's defence industry had been reined in since the Second World War but Tokyo had now increased defence spending weapons technology overseas was less likely to arouse public opposition, according to the review Share racket is seen as tip of the black-money iceberg Workers warned against linking up with students Troops ring campuses as Peking chooses respression, not reform (Reuter): China 'will stand by Hong Kong pact' (Reuter): How net closed in on the unwary (Reuter): Ambrosiano trial (Reuter): 'Post' deal Call-up order (Reuter): Plea success (AP): Curfew order Nation is left without a voice (Reuter): Tomb opened (AP): Murderer free (Reuter): Ozal to sue (Reuter): As you were Clarke attack on GP leaders over 'scurrilous leaflet' Health 'Black Monday' at root of inflation pressures Electricity Bill will give renewable energy a privileged place House of Lords Plaid celebrates its 4% rating Vale of Glamorgan by-electio n One country 'cannot dominate' Nato dispute: Short-range nuclear weapons Prime Minister Hospitals challenge to minister Benefit risk over Hillsborough fund Identity number Bill is rejected Rebuke for Baker Ethnic query EC surplus Water sale Parliament today 'Governor' wants help for palace Truth goes on the rocks Geogist are in a furore over what appears to be the exposure of one of greatest academic hoaxes of the century, But, George Hill reports, there could be disturbing implications for the whold world of science New Woman Gnome sick In Bligh's wake Can pay, won't pay Why war tax objectors are prepared to go to prison for their beliefs Questions Fortnum & Mason Taking equal sides Is the Equal Opportunities Commission a toothless watchdog which has outlived its role? Alexandra King investigates No more whitewash Multiyork Handmade by craftsmen Taking equal sides The Commission's Watchful Eye on Discrimination at Work The Times Taking equal sides Supper at the Cordon Bleu The Times Casanova debagged Peter Trachtenberg, now recovering, has written a book about learning to live with an addiction to women Martin Fletcher Times Diary Reshaping Whitehall Commentary Student power 1990s style Sam kiley explains the new plan for higher education funding From windfall to downfall On This Day The Siege of Mafeking Nine men's morris To the Autumn Midgets and Men Delays in the parole system BBC licence fees History remodelled Planning appeals Why protesters furled their flags Veterinary needs Off the Roll Naming by numbers Letters to the Editor should carry a daytime… Mysteries of the BR timetable Computer hacking 'Rebecca' at war Court Circular Today's royal engagements Service dinners Investigation into the Clapham Junction Railway… Mary Ann Armstrong Christening Dinners Risk outlasts the final smoke Science Report Civil War coin strikes a high note Saleroom Appointments Forthcoming marriages Picture Gallery Memorial service Church news Marriage Stefan Korbonski Polish peasants' leader who resisted both Germans and Communists Andre Khilkoff-Choubersky Russian prince who became British mining engineer School news Ellerslie School St Aubyns, Rottingdean Anniversaries Hugh Barton Hong Kong commercial life in times of transition St Paul's Cathedral Choir School Birthdays today University news Thy righteousness is like the great mountains: thy… Help Medicine Australian Mutual Provident Society AMP Society Australian Mutual Provident Society More travails with our Aunt Opinion National & Provincial Building Society Source Synergy Temporary Press & PR Officer RIBA Services Ltd The best way to keep a secret The National Security Archive, once seen as a trouble-maker, is now used regularly by the us government, Andrew Lycett writes Punching on the break On British television naming an advertising rival in a knocking campaign is rare, but in US it is the name of the game Provincial Insurance Cornhill Publications Ltd Merivale Moore plc SKY Television Redcliffe Personnel 'I sort of edit for my friends' It's controversial and losing circulation. Emma Soames, editor of the Tatler, talks to Andrew Duncan Clifton Donkin Bertram Personnel Group Experienced Telesales Spero Communication Independent Consulting and Management Co. Ltd Arts in Docklands Incorporated Society of British Advertisers Ltd. Interior Design Studio Nina Campbell Ltd Take-over talks Bylines Newman Levinson & Partners Ltd BBC Review Financial Times Today Creative, Media & Marketing Appointments Royal Opera House Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hills Flower Strong Limited TV Guide Royal National Institute for the Blind Morgan Keating Associates Expand your Pr Horizons Chubb Security Installation Ltd Drake City of Swansea Tms Computer Authors Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items Marketing Assistant Sales Administrator Gene blues Television Unsatisfied love story Theatre Jeremy Kingston at last night's opening of the new Murdoch adaptation An Ideal Husband Westminster Sadler's Wells Curious case of The Cure Robert Smith and his band have made obscurity sell. Johnny Black on the rise of a semi-reluctant star Promise convincingly fulfilled Opera John Higgins reports on last night's premiere of the new Scottish Opera production of a Verdi favourite Void of emotion Jazz Mensa Making a splash Recital This selective guide to entertainment and events… The Times Concise Crossword No 1856 Entertainments Megastar of Modernism Word-Watching Winning Move The Times Bridging the divide Television Choice BBC1 Radio Choice Paul Daniels Finds Language Secret! How and where the victims died The Times Crossword Puzzle No 17,966 Doctors' novel boat trip Weather Sunbathing amid the worker ants Poltical sketch Executive Editor David Brewerton The Pound ConsGold waverers hold key Tourist Rates Grand Met deal for William Hill under scrutiny Economy has slowed down CBI confirms Mortgage demand falls 25% By Our City Staff: Duggan nets Marler Estates for £82m Chelsea and Fulham football grounds could face new threat Hoskyns attacks Lawson on pound Slide to £20.3m at Laura Ashley Sterling strength costs textile group £3.5m St Ives profits ahead at £13m Farnell ahead Dealing starts Consolidated Gold Fields PLC Profit surges to £8.5m at Caparo Industries Business Roundup Racal buys US firm Yule Catto up 27% Advance at Whatman Ropner taps reserves Minorco Thurgar falls to £1.7m Honorbilt suspension Tarmac lays down road to success Tempus FR unveils £11m deal as figures edge ahead L'Oréal in top spot with rise to £210m SIB eases regulations on investment advisers Dencora at the double Company Briefs Alpha Stocks Members back Girobank bid London Traded Options Traditional Options Co-op Bank stake may be sold to help CWS expand Glynwed takeover for MMC Bonn pact No referral Sovereign fall Holt up 18% Top man for the top team Tarmac surprises with profit leap to £393m Rosehaugh jumps to £20m Gentle trot to the post Lloyd 's looms Plate class Strategic move Oil finds in N Sea give UK a boost Hitachi Europe Ltd The Minorco fan club meets for the party Comment Laura's new theme Investment Trusts Unlisted Securities The Times Unit Trust Information Service Third Market Commodities Money Markets London Financial Futures Foreign Exchanges Modest rise Stock Exchange Prices Trade Indemnity Cautious Investors await trade data Stock Market Wall Street Recent Issues The Times Shares advance as Takeshita bows out Tokyo Dow goes below 2,400 on more profit-taking New York Engels Hollandse Beleggings New ring of confidence Former royal hunting grounds are the site of a £1.5 billion redevelopment The Levitt Group (Commercial Finance) Ltd Conrad Ritblat & Co Multiple Classified Advertising Items Fresh fields for investment Knowsley Multiple Classified Advertising Items Exciting Brand New Modern Office Block Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Times Harman Healy buy out France Unique Freehold Opportunity Brighton/hove Drake Personnel Angela Mortimer Joyce Guiness Metier Management Systems Ltd Executive Secretary King & Toben Recruitment Consultants Deloritte Haskins&Sells Jon and associates (UK) limited Tiphook plc Imperial Cancer Research Fund Middleton Jeffers Recruitment Limited Robert Marshall Advertising Limited Secretary with Promotional Prospects Judy Farquharson Limited On Top Recruitment Ltd DRAKE Gordon-Yates The Work Shop Merryweather Maine - Tucker Recruitment Consultants Judy Fisher Associates Maine-Tucker Recruitment Consultants Unifi International Wanted Gordon-Yates Recruitment Consultants The Work Shop Merryweather T. M. International Secretarial Recruitment Beaton Associates Limited The Grosvenor Bureau Entertainments Co Marketing Secretary Crone Corkill Recruitment Consultants Directors' Secretaries Maine-Tucker Recruitment Consultants Art Gallery Assistant/secretary Gordon-Yates Recruitment Consultants The Work Shop Merryweather Mary Overton Recruitment Ltd Luxury Cruise Line Secretary for Operations Division Tate Crone Corkill Recruitment Consultants Gordon-Yates Recruitment Consultants The Work Shop Merryweather Maine-Tucker Recruitment Consultants Elizabeth Hunt Recruitment Consultants Senior Secretaries SEER Variety Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cross Selection David White Associates Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cross Selection Finesse Appointments Multiple Display Advertising Items Sumitomo Finance International Secretaries plus Merrill Lynch Knightsbridge SECRETARY/PA T. M. International Secreterial Recruitment Mc Corbyn, Eurolauguage Limited Secretaries plus Multiple Classified Advertising Items Architects Secretary The Albert Fisher Group Plc Executive/secretary Knightsbridge SECRETARY/PA Joan Tree Meb Power for the Heart of Britain News (UK) Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items The Times Susan Beck Mercury Communication Ltd The Duke of Edinburgh's Award Secretary Multiple Classified Advertising Items Susan Beck Graduate Appointments Multiple Classified Advertising Items Christian Dior-London Ltd P. A. /Secretary Susan Beck Multiple Classified Advertising Items Production Assistant-Management Consultants Multiple Classified Advertising Items Admin Assistant Cripps, Sears Chairman's Secretary Tony Stone Associates Limited Joan Tree Multiple Classified Advertising Items MacKay Saint Laurent (Menswear) UK Ltd PolyGram Multi Lingual Opportunities Multiple Classified Advertising Items Merrow Employment Agency Experienced Bilingual Full Time Secretary Multiple Classified Advertising Items P. A./secretary Audio Secretary Solaglas International Bv, The King's… Gale Assocs International Secretaries Tony Stone Associates Limited Multiple Classified Advertising Items SEER Multiple Classified Advertising Items Chartleigh Science Photo Library Legal & General Executive Mortgages Hobstones Recruitment consultants Super Secretaries North of the Thames Art Gallery A Fimbra Member General Insurance Finance (consultants) Ltd Maida Vale W9 St Johns Wood The Levitt Group Multiple Display Advertising Items Berwick Financial Services Plc Plaza Finance West Kensington, W14. A bright and well designed top… Redcliffe Square Sw10 AAD Country Property Bovis Homes First Phase of waterside village redevelopment in… Hamptons Country Property Alljays Estate Agents Raffety Buckland Land&NewHomes The natural choice Living Wiltshire ensures the best of both worlds A watertight investment In the Market East Anglia Savills Multiple Display Advertising Items Somerset & Avon Alfred McAlpine Homes Milton Keynes-Bucks Lane Fox Sea Front Flats on the East Sussex Coast Scotland South Ayrshire Dangar, Colmonell: Stratton & Holborow Pueblos Montaneros S. A CC Unique Investment Opportunity at the Gateway to… Overseas Property Politics ban at festival unlawful Queen's Bench Divisional Court Injunction need not be delayed until judicial review decision Prudential Property Services Multiple Display Advertising Items Tapplys Rentals Multiple Display Advertising Items Ellis & Co Robert Bruce & Partners Multiple Display Advertising Items Regulations to be read in conjunction with Act Hamptons Letting and Management Multiple Classified Advertising Items Keith Cardale Groves Plaza Estates Multiple Display Advertising Items RI+B Costs order quashed Full particulars in libel defence Multiple Display Advertising Items The Vat House London recaptures the big city lead The midfield in world's biggest race London Marathon Results No Title Lowly Baker still cheerful Sponsors leave on high note Netball Davies forecasts a Ryder Cup for women next season Golf Obituaries could prove premature Basketball Newcomers blend well Volleyball Prince of Wales backs return of Argentinians Polo Dodge is a man for all seasons Rugby Union:leicester Captain Prepares to Face Experienced Rivals Pilkington Cup a test of experience Soothill takes the inaugural title Student Sport Kardooni selected for under-21s Tea company to sponsor new league Hockey Funds for Paralympics to be increased tenfold Disabled Sport Chesnokov stand will test Soviet hierarchy Tennis Conditions only delay inevitable Mandarin: Tatsfield to take honours for Tree Mandarin, Our Newmarket Correspondent: Epsom Selections Mandarin, Our Newsmarket Correspondent: Catterick Bridge Selections The Times Racing Service Kelleway lines up Italian Derby for Artic Envoy Newnes double aids Hillsborough fund Medical services under review Epsom results Dial up Point-to-points Bath Ladbroke Line New grandstand From Our Irish Racing Correspondent,: Promising recruit for Henderson Rapid Raceline Time must wait for no man in new campaign GOLF:No.10 Downing Street's Most Famous Player Joins in Attempt to Stop the Growing Problem of Slow Play Lancashire strike a rich vein thanks to dependable Mendis Cricket:leicestershire's Wounds are Largely Self-Inflicted at Old Trafford while Sussex Suffer Relapse at Hove Somerset hold upper hand Richards is a wanted man The Times Today's Fixtures Sport on TV India grab valuable practice Young batsmen turn Essex around to verge of victory Boddington's batting saves Cheltenham Yesterday's Other Scoreboards O'Donnell to play against his friends Nebiolo may be asked to pull out Olympic diary Figures show value of fund Climb might be unbearable William Hill Charlton aiming to cash in at expense of Spanish morale Football:republic of Ireland Poised for Further Heroics while Scotland Count on Vociferous Support in World Cup Ties Busuttil 'released' for vital qualifier Cautious optimism for London clubs Yorath's regard for Sweden For the Record Aitken calls Scottish tune Swindon maintain promotion drive Fulham prosper with 10 players CATCH Davis is in no mood to ease up Snooker McGuigan makes a promise Boxing Robson demands fiery baptism for young Nallbani Scots approach cautiously Speak French Spanish German Bull shows his scoring touch again Mansell to race alone Sport in Brief Picture Gallery Liverpool defer cup semi-final decision Wednesday call off League game Natratilova decides to avoid Paris clay courts FIFA asks for safety at grounds Covered way to tennis success End Column Business embraces a new age Employers are courting older workers, says Nick Kochan Colgate-Palmolive Limited Eagle Star IBM Acumen Search and Selection Hoggett Bowers Computer Sales Resources International Plc Ernst&Whinney Management Consultants CJA Recruitment Consultants Group Development Dimensions International Personnel Consulting Services MSL International (UK) Ltd ICCH Financial Markets Johnson Wilson & Partners Data General American Express Europe Limited Four Square PA Johnson Wilson & Partners MacMillan Davies Lyons Tetley Linkvest the Expert in Information Integration European Management & Personnel Conoco Ward Executive Limited Courtenay BIS Applied Systems Flemings Scottish Development Agency Stafford Long & Partners Phillips & Carpenter Selection Consultants PA Consulting Group STC Telecommunication Hoggett Bowers IDS GE Information Services Chamberlains Personnel Services Limited Granada Television PA Consulting Group MARCH Arthur Young Corporate Resourcing Hoggett Bowers Ward Executive Limited Acumen Search and Selection Robert Marshall Advertising Limited Austin Knight Selection Datastream International Kingsbourne Advertising Inchcape plc Johnson Wilson & Partners 3Com Midland RAF Officer HayGroup Green Field Michael Page Information Technology Recruitment… Ogilvie Executive Personnel and Management… Alexander Hughes & Associates Marketing Dynamics Ltd Morgan & Banks Illingworth Management Consultants Management Charter Initiative SMCL Oil&Gas Recruitment Consultants Wickland Westcott a Cresta Holdings Company Sondero Tanstead Associates Ltd Merchandise Chief Executive Kiddy and Company NatWest Prospect Arthur Young Corporate Resourcing AB Electronic Products Group Plc., Zimmer International Limited Tiphook plc Small Firms Services The South Bank Centre Evode Group p. l. c Austin Knight Selection UK Entertainment Unsworth Sugden Advertising Nicholson International Jm Management Services McCOURT Consultants Ltd Data Logic Organisation and System Innovations Limited Robert Marshall Advertising Limited Sheffield City Council N. 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Selection Ltd European Personnel Counsellors Hoggett Bowers Walker International Resources International Plc Goodman Graham and Associates UNiSYS Allied Dunbar Personal Financial Guidance DataQuest John Lewis Partnership Inter Exec SMI Arthur D Little Business Manager Multiple Display Advertising Items Executive Selection Associates Hartmann & Lotz Forbes Kier Advertising The Times Yellow Pages Christian Salvesen success through service Highfield International PA Consulting Group KPMG Peat Marwick McLintock Sd Scicon Prime Resources International Plc Mercuri Urval Portland International Management Consultants… Prosper Executive Recruitment Limited Thames & Chilterns Tourist Board Clp Concept Cambridge Recruitment Consultants HCA United Kingdom Limited Ferranti Infographics Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items Business Analysis & Financial Planning Safeway WBH Human Resources Multiple Display Advertising Items Hestair Management Services Limited Resource Management Director MODUS Multiple Display Advertising Items The Iveagh Trustees Limited Austin Knight Selection Ashridge Renishaw News International Newspapers Ltd Wickland Westcott a Cresta Holdings Company Motorola Storno Communication Group Creative Media & Marketing Appointments Appear in… Whose deal is it anyway? Insular and arrogant-are British executive still labouring under this image? Ann Hills finds traders are learning cross-cultural lessons South of Scotland Electricity Board Generator Marketing (Recruitment) Ltd International Appointments Yves Kernevez Consultants Sa Administrators Wareham
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