News from 11/05/1989
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Chris Peachment, Christopher Evans Chairman, Robert Swan, Chris Petit, Mike Graham, Kat Pirkis, Brian Collett, Nicholas Wood, Political Correspondent, Marie Staunton, Director, Patricia Davies, Gerald Frost Director, James Tolhurst, Julie H. Green, Peter Farquhar, Pearce Wright, Andrew Longmore, Ronald Faux, David Rhys Jones, Cliff Feltham, Michael Seely, Racing Correspondent, Philip Howard, John Bell, City Editor, Ian Murray, Michael Binyon, Lesley Tilley, John Lewis Political Staff, Mandarin (Michael Phillips), Richard Evans, Media Editor, Carol Leonard, Richard Eaton, Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, Bob Reynolds, Colin Narbrough, Margareta Pagano, Bernard Levin, Bryan Stiles, Wolfgang Minchau, Peter Davenport, Roland Rudd, Employment Affairs Reporter, Huon Mallalieu, Matthew May, Peter Waymark, Alan Hamilton, Kenneth G. Greet, Ann Kent, Jenny MacArthur, Michael McCarthy, Environment Correspondent, Michael Clark, Philip Robinson, Marcus Williams, Vernon Bogdanor, Charles Bremner, R. R. Richmond, Woodrow Wyatt, Martin Fletcher and David Sapsted, John Percival, Martin Fletcher Political Reporter, Conor Cruise O'Brien, Clifford Longley, Religions Affairs Editor, Harvey Elliott, Air Correspondent, Steven Downes, Conard Voss Bark, Doughlas Webster, V. Gormally, Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, Robert McGeehan United States International, John Markoff, Robert Kirley, E. J. Little, David Miller, Robin Oakley Political Editor, Tim Jones Employment Affairs Correspondent, Mitchell Platts Golf Correspondent, John Higgins, Francis Bennion, Craig Seton and Stewart Tendler, Robin Oakley, Political Editor, Philip Webster and Robin Oakley, Kerry Gill, Ronald Severn, David Robinson, Peter Davalle, Alan Lee, Cricket Correspondent, Raymond Keene, Chess Correspondent, Steve Acteson, Peter Bryan, Robert Rodwell, Lynn Hughes, J. R. Colclough, Stewart Tendler, Crime Reporter, Irving Wardle, Roger Boyes, Ian Ross, Ronald Butt, Ivo Tennant and Simon Wilde, Bryan Appleyard, David Sapsted, Derek Harris, Industrial Editor, Simon Tait, Arts Correspondent, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Ray Davis, A. N. McDonald, David Brewerton, Geof Wheelwright, Michael Robinson, John Goodbody, John Boys, Christopher Walker, George Hill, Srikumar Sen Boxing Correspondent, Clive White, Matthew Parris, Douglas Broom Education Reporter, Malcolm McKeag, Paul Newman, Sarah Jane Checkland Art Market Correspondent, David Gollob, Michael Platts, Keith Moore, Anthony Blond, David Walker, Graham Searjeant, Alan Coren, Michael Ancrain, Derek Harris, John Champion, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, David Tytler, Education Editor, Richard Morrison, Keith Macklin, Michael Evans, Mark Fuller, Colin Campbell, Mac Margolis, Philip Jacobson, Colin McQuillan, Michael Llanos,
ResumoRidley warns farmers to cut soil pollution Tough new crackdown to protect the countryside Inside Hamleys sold Liverpool win Index Strategic arms talks resume next month Brent payout 'may cost five teachers their jobs' Opposition leaders beaten up on street Two to be questioned on barracks bombing Steel bids for Italian Euro-seat Tories accused of poll tax 'contempt' The Famous Grouse Trident warhead setback feared News Roundup Dons may get offer Bomber 'not armed' Westland deferral BBC strike meeting £25m facelift for zoo Belfast bomb attack By Our Employment Affairs Reporter: Strike hit list drawn up Fast Lane Brewers expected to win two concessions Centrist unions ready to back Labour's new defence policy Holiday flights to face long delays Biggest hospital considers opt-out Consultants at Guy's Hospital, South London, have shown cautious support for management moves to "express an interest" in self-governing status, on condition that no final decision is taken without them (Jill Sherman writes). The hospital's medical and dental committee, which represents the hospital's 200 consultants, condemned managers at a meeting on Tuesday night for failing to consult them. However it did not demand a withdrawal. It also declined to vote on "opting out". Two thirds of 49 consultants taking part in a ballot voted against a decision taken by Dr Hugh Saxton, chairman of the Kenneth Clarke, Secretary of State for Health, stating that it would be "premature" for Guy's to consider self-government. Guy's was the only one of the six resource management sites, which are developing detailed costing systems, that did not sign the letter. Many of the consultants feel they have been rairoaded into supporting a plan backed by a minority of staff School newspaper is third-time winner Yard backs volunteers MPs told of 'crack' spread European teenagers value money above personal happiness TV switch-off by affluent Duchess's £6,000 phone hill maid found guilty Firms told to become 'green' Environmental campaign Muslim children wave away a month of religious… Fire engine caused havoc, court told Pitney Bowes Portfolio Bond Renault Disciplinary action considered against drink-drive judge Picasso portrait is sold for £27m in US record auction Saleroom Du Pre gala planned The Insurance Service Mappa Mundi to go on display Defendant acquitted of 'suicide murder' Kirk seeks devolved power British Midland Labour would torn clock back to 1979, Fowler tells Tories Scottish Conservative conference Polish navy keeps stiff upper lip Delors plan a dream, Young says V&A board names head of collections Publishers call for wide press review Methodists back sexual equality Revised view of marriage Saunders finds new firm of solicitors Silcott rally Prison vote Embassy fire Two on bail Gooch sues Libel action Artifacts theft From Our Correspondent, Budapest: Government throws off communist party shackles in Hungary Budapest - In a further sign the party is opening up about the past, the Hungarian state news agency, Mti, for the first time published the names of all 277 people it said were executed after Soviet tanks crushed the 1956 revolt against Stalinism Kremlin tanks in enclave Student threat to Gorbachev visit World Roundup Mauritania unrest Concessions to army Rebels enforce strike Chemical plant arrest Plo decision put off Clean bill for Bush Giuliani in race for new York hot seat A sting in the tale of fashionable Paris Rafsanjani retracts his call for murder of Britons A prize laugh from Walesa Erosion threatens to let sea into Netherlands Mass escape in Beirut as shells put jail in dark EC starts four-year campaign on cancer US remains wary of Europe as the trade storm recedes Genscher missile strategy angers Bonn coalition Debt and Falklands issue loom over Argentine election Italians stop-work in health fee protest Brazil hit by wave of strikes as inflation bites Childish vows that break India's law Gibraltar traffic blockaded Cabinet change Wife beaten (Reuter): Unita warning (Reuter): Release move (AP): Shamir tests Perjury charge (Reuter): Swiss tunnel Ridley 'failed to obey poll tax order in time' May 10 1989 'Stalinist' Romania criticized Environment aid doubled MP for art committee Exports share Parliament today Tax inspector concern Polytechnic title change refused MP asks for Shakespeare's Rose Theatre to he saved 'Graceless' welcome for Ortega Biffen call for EC committee Motor Insurance Lower Premiums Taking the emperor's clothes The Times Profile Cordula In the depths of danger The loss of a Russian submarine has focused fears on the threat of nuclear litter on the sea-bed Horse and Hound Mind and body cure Ann Kent asks whether alternative medicine complentments Britain takes 'Spice of Life' to its heart Sense and sensitivity Talkback Viator Ltd Sharp practices Medical Briefing British Diabetic Association Times Diary Picture Gallery Admission of failure Commentary Give Europe a president Vernon Bogdanor suggests an election to rally public support With brethren like these… On This Day The Mission to Tibet Lords of the Future Unseating the General Hong Kong's Human Factor Implications of barred leaflet Rose Theatre Avocados at large Misgivings on future of defence Use of volunteers Summoned from duty Illegal abortions Learning to live with CFCs Lagos death penalty Family update Letters to the Editor should carry a daytime… Court Circular Asthma Research Council Birthdays today Supper Forthcoming marriages Today's royal engagements Dinners Luncheons Marriages Coopers' Company Dr Frank Cooksey Pioneer work in rehabilitating the disabled Professor Karl Brunner Apostle of monetary economics Mariga Guinness Fighting to save Georgian Dublin Memorial concert Announcements & Personal Receptions Durbar Club Lord Chelwood Woolmen's Company People and Places University news Rugby School The Hon Julia Stonor Anniversaries Latest wills The Royal Air Force Senevolent Fund Birthday Multiple Classified Advertising Items S & H Jewell Ltd Antiques & Collectables Drummond's of Bramley The Period Chair Workshop Multiple Classified Advertising Items Spring sales bloom Exhibitions and sales of art works featuring flower and bird subjects are booming, says Huon Mallalichu Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Hilton Hotel Thomas Moore Auctioneers Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Woven Art Tapestries for your Own Home Multiple Classified Advertising Items Antiques and Collectables Wanted The Chancery Bullion Co Ltd Romance of the Ring Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Playtimes past Debrett Ancestry Research Ltd Boswell & Davis Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sick man of the world Conor Cruise O'Brien reviews a sharp book of disobliging truths about the state of Islam The Times Literary Supplement Officer and gentleman The Whitelaw Memoris Literary Editor: New Books Simply Dirty Realism This Boy's Life In Saturday's Books Pages: Warhol, Iris… Claudie Sikirdji The Sixties sagafied Fiction Dianetics National Library for the Blind Beastly bad luck Television British Gas Unreal, unforgettable Theatre Faustus Swan, Stratford-upon-Avon Lectures furnish a play A Room One's Own Hampstead Beginners Boris Opera Boris Godunev Grand Theatre, Leeds Fantasy flight 1000 Airplanes on the Roof Theatre Royal, Glasgow Restored to humanity Cinema The Commissar (PG) Lumiere "Modern Soviet Cinema" Barbican The Navigator (PG) Gate Notting Hill, Camden Plaza Her Alibi (PG) Warner West End, Cannon Oxford Street a Time of Destiny (15) Cannons Haymarket, Tottenham Court Road Tree of Hands (18) Cannons Haymarket, Tottenham Court Road Ghosts of the Civil Dead (18) Ica David Robinson on a suppressed Soviet masterpiece, a painful William Hurt, a wasted Lauren Bacall, and (below) the films to look out for at Cannes Hamlet Yeoman The Times Tournament of the Mind RSC Adopting an Italian-American accent Cannes Film Festival ENO Lumière Time Out Blesma The Open University Best Selling Books For the week ending May 6 Concise Crossword No 1868 This selective guide to entertainment and event throughout Britain appears from Monday to Friday, Back on her toes Word-Watching Winning Move Picture Gallery Portrait of an iconoclast Television Choice BBC 1 Radio Choice Peter Davalle Nescafe Gold Blend A 26-hour day for the last 50 miles to the Pole Icewalk'89 New BR offer of £15m The Times Crossword Puzzle No 17,979 Red Arrows team puts safety first Kinnock comes out fighting on defence Word-Watching Weather No victory as Gummer takes to the bullring Political sketch Index The Pound Stock Market Sterling recovers AIB ahead CU slips 5% Chesterfield up Stock Markets Main Price Changes Interest Rates Currencies Gold North Sea Oil Retailers face profits setback Newmont in contempt move against Minorco ISE 'will set up Euro-market alone' BAe hits £4m flak over Lancaster The night Golf Bravo Charlie bought it at Woodford Bankers go misty-eyed over toys deal By Our City Staff: Ladbroke raises Eurobond to £150m Bush thrifts plan loses vote Hill Martin Highland Participants leaps to £4.4 million WPP says bid unconditional Losses hit TDS shares Triefus rises to £1.6m BTR New Ireland in the black $2.7bn bid for Avon CU's fall confirms downturn Tempus The Times Stock Watch BASF Alpha Stocks J Bibby shares dip on £15.9m New water watchdog seeks extra cash for more staff Insulation company for market Stylo soars Evans warns T&S halted Stake raised Steetley buy Willis deal Grenouille a la carte EC dispute simmers Runciman rises 37% to £4m Short to lay off 700 workers The Times City Diary Thunderbox pays out Reg's return Wholly timepieces Profits at Stakis ahead 21% to £11.5m US option helps RIT climb 27% A Fimbra Member Young calls time on the noisy brewers Comment By Our New York Correspondent: Trader called in US inquiry Commercial Union Assurance Company plc Pam Am circles Northwest Merger would create third largest American airline From Our New York Correspondent: Concern knocks shares Swiss to outlaw 'laundering' New bidder at Eastern By Our Industrial Editor: Steel chief warning on 'unequal competition' SKF Armstrong nets £58m in sale of core division EC studies Lufthansa anti-competition claim Recent Issues Traditional Options London Traded Options Wall Street Tandon Unitech up on talk of imminent bid Stock Market Britannia Security slipped 1p to 198p compared with its peak of 215p. Talk in the market-place claims that the group is considering selling its data storage business. The asking price is estimated at £30 million. Some analysts believe that the next stop for the share price is 250p Butte Mining nudged towards its peak of 64 p with a rise of 1p to 56p. Tc Coombs, the broker, believes that Butte is emerging as a world class metal-mining company and it is forecasting earnings a share of 9.6p next year and 13p in 1991. It says the shares look cheap The Times Unit Trust Information Service Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts Third Market Commodities Foreign Exchanges Money Markets London Financial Futures Small Losses Stock Exchange Prices Take off for the flying contest The Digital Schneider Trophy Race offers prizes worth up to £5,000 The Questions A user friendly revolution Sales Consultants BMS Delta Dimensions Speeding to a stop Charterhouse Systems Ltd The Prizes BMS Keeping tabs on prisoners University of Bristol Data Processing Manager Selfish! A clearer view for the future of science A new type of microscope promises to revolutionize many branches of scientific research. Pearce Wright takes a closer look at the possibilities Whose name is it anyway? Scientific Resources Ltd. Contracting out of the job market How by banding together computer staff can form their own businesses Outlook: very hot and icy IBM Publishing Centre Plastic business going to waste Multiple Display Advertising Items ICL Praxis Dacoll Limited Classic Recruitment Multiple Classified Advertising Items EcLipse Universal Computer Associates Limited Multiple Classified Advertising Items Tapping the non-graduate talent British companies are neglecting a pool of potential managers for the 21 century, Bob Reynolds (right) writes Appointments Phone: 01-481 4481 - Appointments… KPMG Peat Marwick McLintock Morris and Company (Shrewsbury) Ltd SSEB Electricity International Marketing Company Multiple Classified Advertising Items NCR Shropshire Publications Selective Appointments Ltd. Multiple Display Advertising Items Wine Importers Selection Thomson MacBlain Nash & Associates Personnel Resources Lex Service Accountancy Personnel Cambridge Venture Management Limited Director Required Travers Morgan Home Office Multiple Display Advertising Items Cooperrs & Lybrand Alan Tidy & Associates Multiple Display Advertising Items Barnard marcus Trainee Adviser Trainee Would You Write this Letter ? Multiple Classified Advertising Items Divisional Head The Floridan Group Ltd Buyers Wanted! Financial Controller Central London £18K Multiple Classified Advertising Items Accountancy Personnel Cornhill Publications Ltd. Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Santa Cruz Operation City of Swansea Accountancy Personnel Security Officer Marston & Langinger Ltd A & R International Consultants Ltd Office Facilities Manager Cordon Bleu Cook Experienced Racing Person Multiple Classified Advertising Items Banking & Accountancy Alderwick Peachell Alderwick Peachell and Partners Ltd The Institute of Chartered Accountants Philips Architects Technicians Interior Designers Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cooper Stanley Associates Multiple Classified Advertising Items Belling A Accountancy Recruitment Tax Planning/legal Research Ambitious Graduates Diary of the Times Classified Japanese Bi-lingual Graduates Financial Controller Multiple Classified Advertising Items Midland Montagu Carryngton Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cable and Wireless Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Gordon-Yates Academy Communications Group Ltd. The Times Docklands Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lack of restraint Widow cannot sue but children can Queen's Bench Division Law Report May 11 1989 Boorish behaviour at Middlesex Sevens finals Sports Letters Other claims relevant in action Rules for Blues Fears for future of snooker Out in the cold Umpires' duties Winning clues Planners can encourage relocation Hunter competes again after a lengthy lay-off Equestrianism A gillie's branch line to survival Fishing New look for League Squash Rackets Triple death not an aggravating factor in sentencing driver By a Special Correspondent: Breaking down of barriers Gliding Sabatini's too easy task Borneo beaten in Hi-Tec US Senate told of Nfl use Draw gives Britain chance to erase a painful memory Tennis Qualifyingg round Home teams first Great Britain v Argentina Switzerland v Paraguay Peru v Australia South Korea v Israel Denmark v Italy New Zealand v Hungary Mexico v Ussr Netherlands v Indonesia Cooke returns at the peak of his career Table Tennis Squash Rackets Shift in balance of power By Our Rifle Shooting Correspondent: British team full of experience Rifle Shooting Grand Prix suffers as top names withdraw Swimming Eddery excels with 79-1 treble Dick's job decision imminent Results from yesterday's three meetings Chester Asmussen wins appeal Today's Fixtures Welsh women find it costly Bowls Sport on TV Henderson to use Dunwoody Opening Verse to underline Cecil depth Chester Selections Sandown Park Selections The Times Racing Service Ludlow Selections Huntingdon Selections Uttoxeter Selections Safety cones at all courses Dial up Live Racing Commentary Ladbroke Line Puissance powers home Rapid Raceline A round with the stars to be won Sportsline Multiple Display Advertising Items Tradition comes apart at the seams When drugs are off course Present tense for Olazaba Lyle hopes to puck up the cent again with his new swing Golf Record looks likely Yachting Picture Gallery Falkner in to bolster Sussex bid Britons make history on Estonian bill Boxing Gatting finds way back to the front Hawkins for Barbados Cycling RFU moves to pacify counties Rugby Union Toulouse are new favourites Silverstone Lineker's final fling helps set Spaniards on path to a record Germans use goals as lure for the crowds Noades supports League expansion Away victory for Soviets Rapid Cricket Line Embarrassingly easy for Everton Cholmeleians go top For the Record Tamworth triumph is merited ITV will not show ranking event Snooker England lifted by Kimmins Rugby Union New sponsors lured Hockey Cricket call Yarranton states the case for Sa tours Sports Politics Liverpool's hopes of title are kept alive by Aldridge Charlton escape yet again Murphy puts his foot down Jones is confident of a rapid return Graham leaves it too late Swedes go to town on England Larini on stand-by Sport in Brief Straker's broken leg missed by medical team on course Anderson tests positive Toshack makes a perilous ascent End Column
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