News from 05/06/1989
1989; Gale Group;
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Elizabeth Hodder, Ian Bolland, Chris Peachment, David Wade, Malcolm Brown, Victoria Glendinning, Mike Graham, DJM, Nicholas Wood, Political Correspondent, Roland Rudd, Employment Affairs Correspondent, Hazhir Teimourian, Derek Pollard, Jonathan Porritt, Steven Downes Monte Carlo, Neil Bennett, Gordon Allan, Elizabeth Cairns, Arthur Grimwade, Sheridan Morley, Ivo Tennant, Denys Franzini, Grorge Sivell, David Morris and Mr H.A. Gillis, Nigel Burwood, Wolfgang Münchau and Neil Bennett, Alan C. Proctor, Ian Murray, Jeremy Kingston, Mandarin (Michael Phillips), Carol Leonard, Richard Streeton, Richard Eaton, Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, Michael McCarthy, Margareta Pagano, Michael Seely Racing Correspondent, A. E. R. Goulty, Henry Gee, Michael Tate, Stephen Hannah, John Mayes, Roland Rudd Employment Affairs Reporter, Philip Robinson Los Angeles, Douglas Broom, Peter Waymark, Robin Young, Jenny MacArthur, Michael McCarthy, Environment Correspondent, Tom Burke, Kevin Eason Motoring Correspondent, Stewart Deucher, John Percival, Donald I. Findlay, Ros Drinkwater, John Hennessy, Rex Bellamy, Tennis Correspondent, Martin Croft, Harvey Elliott, Air Correspondent, Brendan L. Garry, Nicole Swengley, Philip Morgan, Paul Vallely, Sydney Friskin, Nicholas Harling, Dennis Signy, Jonathan Braude and Mary Dejevsky, Mitchell Platts Golf Correspondent, Wolfgang Münchau, Christopher Goulding, Catherine Sampson, Peter Davalle, Robert Worcester, Nicholas Beeston, Raymond Keene, Chess Correspondent, Paul Wilkinson, John Walter, Peter Bryan, Beryl Dixon, Jamie Dettmer Irish Affairs Correspondent, John Blunsden, Catherine Sampson and Mary Dejevsky, Pat Butcher, Marek Mayer, Ian Ross, Franny Moyle, Brian Beel, Derek Harris, Industrial Editor, Christopher Thomas, Neil Lyndon, Christopher Walker, John Elvidge, Mandarin, Tony Allaway, Colin Narbrough, Economics Correspondent, Srikumar Sen Boxing Correspondent, Sam Kiley, Higher Education Reporter, Clive White, J. Risdon, Michael Hornsby, Alan Lee Cricket Correspondent, David Walker, David Sinclair, Stephen Pettitt, P. D. O. Davies, Martin Waller, B. J. Bartlett, Bailey Morris, Pat Butcher Athletics Correspondent, Jack Bailey, Michael Carney, Sam Kiley, Anne McElvoy, Maria Scott, Amir Taheri, Pearce Wright, Science Editor, Colin Campbell, Clement Freud, Mary Dejevsky, Geoffrey Peake, John Watson,
ResumoPeking protesters massacred Thousand feared dead as tanks crush heroic resistance The British Government must re-examine its responsibilities to the people of Hong Kong after the massacre in Peking, Mrs Selina Chow, a member of the Hong Kong legislative council, said in London yesterday, The worst fears of the Hong Kong people have been confirmed by the events in Peking, she said. The British Government must face the situation squarely and do some real soul searching. The people of Hong Kong only accepted the Agreement because of assurances from the British and because of apparent reforms in China over the last 10 years. The Legislative Council is examining the final draft of Hong Kong's Basic Law, which will come into force when the colony is handed over to China in 1997. The examination was due to end this month but there were calls in Hong Kong yesterday for the process to be abandoned Inside Erratum Index By Our Foreign Staff: Hundreds killed In Siberian train fire Clergy move quickly to replace Khomeini Tension mounts as universities fear attacks UK Finance Ltd Rose fight goes to US Sky TV drops suit Women's army role Questions for curator Mappa decision today British Midland Record £7.5m for 1760s bookcase News Roundup Haughey ready to launch massive advertising campaign voters Leader's popularity 'shines through' Fianna Fail assured of re-election but poll questions victory margin Mr Haughey's confidence that he will retain power with an increased majority was backed by Dublin's bookmakers. They continued to rate him the 10-1 on hot favourite to retain his job Apathy over European poll Thatcher campaign rolls Euro elections Moves to end strike ballot loophole Europe air misery as controllers suffer summer cold Flightcheck Three win £666 each Portfolio Bond Heaney applauds 'fair' poll Oxford poetry post Patients 'should have greater say' Health White Paper Coming up trumps in the names game Rockwool Volvo Howe derides Soviet bugging charges as amateurish stunt Children infected by shared syringe Aids reports Waldegrave named Secretary in court Food research Nuclear clash Making tracks Body on train Glyn to quit Vintage sale Triple death Peak purchase Nationwide Anglia Graham opens his campaign Ridley to face plea for dog controls Green power becoming force to rival unions Baker plans overhaul of teachers' bonuses Ivory Imports banned by France H&H Factors Ltd Lively Spell enjoys a dog's life London marchers in roads protest Todd seeks talks on super-union plan Model statement from faceless tax people Whitehall Brief Papers upheld over rail horror Demand to halt negotiations over 1997 Outrage and Fear in Hong Kong (AP): Li Peng's revenge written in blood of students Peking (AP)—One exception to the blackour on news of civilian casualties was an announcer for Radio Peking's English service, who said troops had killed thousands of mostly innocent civilians. He asked listeners to protest at "the most barbarous suppression of the people." He was later replaced Brutal repression will test limits of troops' loyalty Questions over Army Role Sainsbury's, the greenest grocer Speaker's skills at a premium Timely bid for a comeback Arab moderates are torn between hopes and fears for the future Son linked to anti-West policy The Contestants for Power Hazhir Teimourian profiles the three leading contestants in the Iranian power game By Our Foreign Staff: Leaders in Tehran dig in for long-term succession struggle The Death of Ayatollah Home Ini Salman Rushdie, author of The Satanic Verses, whom the Ayatollah Khomeini ordered killed for blasphemy, has little hope that the can now start leading a normal life (Our Foreign Staff writes). Mr Kalim Siddiqi, director of the Muslim Institute in Britain, said yesterday: "There is no question of the death sentence being lifted just because the judge who passed sentence has died" Wily zealot who mesmerized the masses Tony Allaway, who reported from Iran for The Times from 1978 to 1981, looks back at the man whose revolutionary life ended yesterday By Our Foreign Staff: Grief for some, end of a nightmare for others Reaction round the World British Airways (Reuter): Solidarity on course for big lead in elections Warsaw (Reuter)—Roman Catholic nuns were allowed out of their Warsaw convent yesterday to vote. It was the first time since the Warsaw uprising against the Nazis in 1944 that some of them had left the convent Life Devastation en route to Siberia (AP): Tamils issue plea to India Colombo call for pull-out Colombo (AP)—Landslides and floods triggered by torrential rains destroyed villages and killed at least 171 people in the mountains and valleys of central Sri Lanka over the weekend. More than 100,000 people were left homeless The New Britannica Lagos riot toll is put at 50 dead Rabbi accused of racist remarks World Summary Uno policy debut Hacker found dead (Reuter): Lima killer blast (AFP): Turin jail fire kills 10 (AP): Poet murdered (AP): Fawn Hall drugs link A high degree of multiple choice A two-week guide to universities and polytechnics begins with a look at how students should make the initial decisions: which course and where to study it. Anne McElvoy discovers that there are many more factors to be taken into consideration Erratum Aberdeen to Bristol Ford Breathing life into skeletons in the village Victoria Glendinning finds that country living has brought Joanna Trollope peace of mind - and plots SKY All dictators great and small A Father's Place Talkback VicHallam Shell Times Diary Peking drops its smiling mask Mark Dejevsky assesses the damage caused by the people's government and army in imposing rule by gun on the people Now the real power struggle As Iran grieves, Amir Taheri outlines the problems facing Khomeini's successors Open door to gown and gravitas Message from the Square Smoking and health Estate agents' fees After the Ayatollah Reassurance on playing fields Prescription costs Subscription rites Clear the stage Need for sanctions Pollution powers of water bodies UK and Europe Shops under pressure Church bazaar Roads programme Historic record Saving grace Stronger control over charities Nod and a wink Putting the lid on it Court Circular Birthdays today Exeter College, Oxford The Times Ayatollah Khomeini: Cleric who led Iran to the past His regime survived, but only at the price of a reign of terror involving executions on a scale the Shah had never contemplated Nature notes Today's royal engagements Anniversaries Forthcoming marriages Timing the Earth's speed Science Report Marriages No Title On this Day Times Newspapers Ltd Clive Pearse Consultants Kelly Temporary Services Masterlock Jill nash Recruitment ACME appointments David Mills Multiple Display Advertising Items Capable Secretary Clive-Pearse Consultants Abbatt Ambitious Pa Elizabeth Hunt Joyce Guiness Mistprestige Recruitment Consultants Tri-Lingual P. 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David Sinclair reports Lie back and learn nothing Radio Casting about Dance Tomorrow Rare moments in the laboratory Concerts Hotel Rebar Crown Concise Crossword No 1888 Entertainments Information Service Word-Watching Winning Move Cracking a safe code Television Choice Radio Choice Nestle Television & Radio Thatcher tells of Britain's shock over the bloodbath The Times Crossword Puzzle No 18,000 Weather Business & Finance 25-30 Environment 31-36… Executive Editor David Brewerton Change on Week ConsGold search continues (Reuter): Ministers call for EC union (Reuter): Trade protest US deal Hays buys Eagle Star sale Tourist Rates Outhwaite names face immediate £64m cash call Hong Kong may add to market jitters From Our Correspondent, Vienna: Khomeini's death delays Opec talks Hollywood shoot-out across a swamp Rank and Universal prepare to challenge Disney on two fronts Coalite takeover 'would be disaster' Jaguar likely to unveil lower us sales Chloride power sale under fire John Charcol Blenheim Exhibitions is worth a longer look Lloyds Bank Sunkist Overseas Finance Diamonds and diversity are Anglo American's best friends Tempus Argyll tipped for £175m despite slower sales Stock Watch The Times Box No Kingsford Stacey Debate should be about inflation fundamentals Gilt-Edged Ca backs 2,000 ceiling on brewer-owned pubs Workers' rights plan backed Capital call MO revival £3m placing Salvesen deal Special delivery for Davies Rentokil's growth area Sun Microsystems looks to Scotland A bit of Ivory poaching Juris imprudent Fare Exchange Plots in a name British managers at wheel of Nissan Swiss float planned by Polly Peck Brady Plan stalled by rudderless negotiation Comment British and US merger deals down Portsmouth & Sunderland Newspapers Propeller takes off at 48p Smith listing valued at £16.2m Directions Careers & Higher Education Fair AH Ball sees flood of work after float USM Review Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts Third Market Gold UBS Phillips & Drew Capitalization and change on week Stock Exchange Prices New force in the land The Green Consumer Today is World Environment Day, and the political and economic pressures to turn green are growing, Michael McCarthy reports Europe's politicians are changing colour The Euro-Greens are growing fast, says Tom Burke, leader of the Green Alliance British Gas Energy is our Business Boots A fast growing species The Green Consumer/2 Green consumers are a concerned and influential new power, writes Martin Croft, a development that manufacturers have been quick to recognize and skillfully exploit Support - from sandals to Saabs First moves toward CFC free Britain Coop People who care The New Renault Packing: Plastic Recycles Farming an organic option Under attack as polluters, food producers are turning to a fresh approach TOiLETRlES: Clear Conscience Cleanaway Race to achieve eco-credibility The Green Consumer/3 Providing environment-friendly goods has great marketing potential as shoppers start to put ecological soundness first Water: Bottled Choice Home Appliances: No CFCs New vigour in global clean-up The Green Consumer/4 West Germany, the world's most environment conscious nation, is setting new standards that other countries are finding difficult to match West Germany Greenpeace Moral lure of the Green portfolio Ethical funds are catching on quickly with investors taking a stake in companies promoting cleaner air, water and efficient waste disposal Calling for the Blue Angel The buzzword now is Ethics The cost of poor controls at home We are making historic blunders Stewart Deucher argues that the growing enthusiasm for the 'new' teaching of history in schools could be a mistake Educational Ih Newham Parents' Centre Broomwood Hall School Clare College, Cambridge Colyton Grammer School, Devon Clifton College Tefl Tutor Required Forest School Wp Trainers Oxford & County Secretarial College London School of Journalism Courses Careers Leatherhead Secretarial School Alliance Francaise Multiple Display Advertising Items Business/secretarial Training Multiple Display Advertising Items Career Analysts Has RE teaching a prayer? Edited by David TytlerThe law requiring schools to provide religious education for all may have come too late, Douglas Broom reports Postbox Pre University? Post University? Assistant Masters and Mistresses Association London College of Legal Studies Institut francais Multiple Classified Advertising Items University Appointments Department of Electrical Engineering Loughborough University of Technology Multiple Display Advertising Items University of Cambridge The Buckinghamshire College Moa Foundation Fellowships Loughborough University of Technology University of Bristol The Queen's Secretarial College Multiple Display Advertising Items University of St Andrews Department of Mathematical… The University of Buckingham University College of Swansea School of Oriental and African Studies University College London Mathematics in Education and Industry Schools… University of essex The University of Sheffield College to Career Multiple Display Advertising Items Park Lane Management Ltd New venture Multiple Display Advertising Items Pembroke College, Cambridge City University Lectureship in Mathematics Multiple Display Advertising Items Call Pauline Lamb Cavell Bilingual Recruitment Landing that first job Well-paid jobs are awaiting the college-leaver. Beryl Dixon tells how to find them The Interview Gordon-Yates Angela Mortimer Meredith Scott Recruitment Susan Beck College to Career Multiple Display Advertising Items Mary Graves Rec Cons Hobstones Recruitment Consultants Maine-Tucker Winifred Johnson Clive Pearse Consultants Multiple Display Advertising Items Crone Corkill Recruitment Consultants Finesse Appointments Selection Publishing Co Sarah Hodge Ltd B. J. Crawford's Multiple Display Advertising Items HMS Staff Bureau Direction Recruitment Consultants Mison Recruitment Services Staffplan Limited Norma Skemp Personnel Magazines, Fashion, Public Relations Career Moves The Finsbury Secretariat Limited Multiple Classified Advertising Items Judy Farquharson Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items Rodgers & Gillespie Beavers Multilingual Services Recruitment Consultants Thomas Mann appointments Kingsland Gilbert Doyle Public Relations Staffplan Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items Mary Holland Associates Directors Secretaries Adventure Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Recruitment Consultant La Crème Recruitment Consultants Language Recruitment Services Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Directors Temporaries Multiple Classified Advertising Items Super Secretaries Multiple Classified Advertising Items Degrees awarded by the open University Multiple Classified Advertising Items Equity's answer on liability in money 'laundering' schemes Law Report June 5 1989 Chancery Division Multiple Classified Advertising Items Litigation Part Time Vacancies Multiple Classified Advertising Items Young Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cram ready for a 'Beamon' Champion show by Adam as Moorcroft turns back the clock Athletics Sebastian Coe cruised to an 800-metres victory in the European clubs cup in Belgrade, winning in a time of 1min 46.60sec. The former Olympic champion came to the rescue of injury-hit Haringey by donbling up in the 1,500 metres, which he won comfortably in 3 min 51.89sec, but despite his presence, Haringey could finish only fifth, 21 points behind the winners, and the host club, Red Star Belgrade Results from Jarrow From Our French Racing Correspondent, Paris: Old Vic revels in the rain Chantilly details Going: good to soft 2.45 Prix Du Jockey-Club Lancia (Group 1:£225,225: 3-Y-O: 1m 4f) Old Vic bc Sadler's wells-Cockade (Sheikh Mohammed ) 9-2S Cauthan 1. Dancehall b c Assert-Cancan Madame (T Wade) 9-2C Asmussen 2 Galetto ch c Caro—Gold Bird (Dr J Schiefeibein) 9-2 E Legrix Also Ran: nORBERTO (4th), lOUIS Cyphre (5th), Soverign Water (6th), Rainibik(7th). Miserden (8th), Elmayer (9th), Edimbourg (10th), ataked (11th), Ours Blanc. 12 ran. 71,81, 1½1, 1½1, 21, 71. H Cecil at Newmarket. Parl-Mutuel (including 1 Fr Stake): 5.70; 1.50, 1.30, 1.20df: 10.60. 2min 28.7sec Crow edges one ahead after hollow victory For the Record Football From Our Irish Racing Correspondent, Dublin: Gallic League poised for Leopardstown prize Nashwan 6-4 after ripping off shoe Harwood upsets Kerita favoured by conditions to complete speedy double Leicester Redcar The Times Racing Service Scottish mare has fine win Scudamore completes his glorious season in style The top 10 trainers and jockeys of 1988-89 Edinburgh Saturday's results Rapid Raceline Flat leaders Ladbroke Line Dexter's first Test concoction leaves a bitter-sweet taste Cricket: Botham Returns to Face Australia at the Scene of his Most Memorable Performance Arnold is back in the groove Refuge Assurance League table Cricketcall Derbyshire in with a chance Lillee's men flourish Yesterday's Other Scoreboards Botham races to Ms season's best Saturday's Scorebords Australians round off series with their third success Hockey French riders are prominent The Times Robert goes clear to secure victory Equestrianism Show success a family affair Chopendoz triumph Polo Rapid Cricketline Lineker shines leading light Football Speed in Attack Defence against Poland at Wembley Puts England on the Road to the World Cup Finals Yang ends doubts in great style Badminton Walker alone cannot secure the future (AFP): Schwantz overrides Lawson and Rainey Motorcycling Gravett's tale of joy Motor Sport Today's Fixtures Sport on TV Walker Cup place beckons Golf Palace's tactical expertise yields upward mobility Orient's home comforts Moorhouse is handed a double defeat Port Vale are justly rewarded McEnroe is cleared to play at Beckenham McCrory's victory transforms a town Boxing Tennis UK hold off the Rest Bowls British effort draws a crowd A Conde Nast Publication Faldo extends his mastery to both sides of Atlantic Hugh Routledge Prost takes over as Senna falters Irish wave submerges hopes of Hungary Sport in Brief Broken thumb puts Gatting in doubt for Test Top seeds blown off course by winds of change Results from Roland Garros
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