News from 07/07/1989
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William Leith, Jeremy Andrews, Anatol Lioven, Juan Carlos Gumucio, Graham Rock, Rebecca Johnson, Nicholas Wood, Political Correspondent, Anatol Lieven, Zahid Hussain, Vijitha Yapa, Simon Barnes, S. A. Tooth, Andrew Longmore, Neil Bennett, Partrick Hall-Smith, Ivo Tennant, Ian Smith and Ronald Faux, Douglas Broom, Education Reporter, Ian Murray, Michael Binyon, Jeremy Kingston, James Bone, John Bellak, George Sivell, Mandarin (Michael Phillips), Carol Leonard, P. M. Lewis, Richard Streeton, Kevin Eason, Motoring Correspondent, P. C. E. Creasy General Secretary, Michael Young, Colin Narbrough, Kevin Eason, Tim Jones and Philip Webster, Martin Fletcher, Henry Gee, Sam Kiley Higher Education Reporter, Nicholas Wood Political Correspondent, Cruise O'Brinen, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Thomson Prentice Science Correspondent, Peter Waymark, David Butler, Jenny MacArthur, Michael Clark, Martin Fletcher, Political Reporter, D. M. MacDowell, Tony Winlaw, Barry Fantoni, Charles Bremner, Jamie Crookenden, Elizabeth Stanley, Mark Souster and Andrew Morgan, John Hennessy, Michael Howard, Peter Galliner Director, Jack Andrews, H. V. Hodson, Dick Hinder, Peter Freedman, John Woodcock, Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, Edward Gorman, Irish Affairs Correspondent, Sydney Friskin, John Goodbady, Dennis Signy, Mary Lutyens, I. R. Montgomery, Patricia Davies Pals, Geoffrey Wheeler, Wolfgang Münchau, Robin Oakley, Political Editor, Catherine Sampson, Peter Davalle, Alan Lee, Cricket Correspondent, Emma Wilkins, Barbara Amiel, Raymond Keene, Chess Correspondent, Paul Griffiths, Claire Haggard, Jill Sherman, Craig Seton, J. C. Overton, Martin Searby, Irving Wardle, Martin Fletcher and Nick Nuttall, Michael Hornsby, Agriculture Correspondent, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, David Brewerton, David Young, Philip Webster Chief Political Correspondent, Christopher Walker, Jill Sherman Social Services Correspondent, Tony Smythe, Gitta Sereny, John Wilcockson, Mel Webb, Ken Dodd, Matthew Parris, Sarah Jane Checkland Art Market Correspondent, Sallie Ecroyd, Michael Austin, Wolfgang Munchan, Jack Balley, Martin Waller, Alan Coren, John Lewis and Richard Ford, Pat Butcher Athletics Correspondent, Peter Kenny, Derek Harris Industrial Editor, Michael Evans, Harvey Elliott Air Correspondent, Colin Campbell, Judy Lowe, Cliff Feltham and George Sivell, Vivien Goldsmith, Family Money Editor, Peter Evans, Home Affairs Correspondent, Robert Kilroy-Silk, A. Graham Hellier, John Watson, John Goodbody and David Sapsted,
ResumoTory outcry over poll tax 'safety net' £75-a-head extra to bail out high spenders The Tory marginals with majorities of up to about 5,000 where voters will have to make safety net contributions of up to £75 are: Basildon (£75), Bury South (£11), Cambridge (£75), Corby (£10), City of Chester (£33), Cheltenham (£58), Croydon North West (£61), Ellesmere Port and Neston (£42), Feltham and Heston (£34), Hereford (£9) Hazel Grove (£55), Ipswich (£23), Luton South (£67) Oxford West and Abingdon (£12), Richmond and Barnes (£66), Slough (£64), Stevenage (£68), Stockport (£55), Thurrock (£32), Wallasey (£51), Westminster North (£75), West Lancashire (£22) Graf wins at 100F Wimbledon Trinity Bar Degree results Index Inquiry urged into water advertising Moore aims to entice single parents into work Floating bathtubs save six in Irish Sea Aslef disruption brings threat of daily chaos French bid £4.5m for footballer Gorbachov urges arms restraint Smallbone of Devizes The Times Hotel Breaks Portfolio Bond Water sell-off Bill clears last hurdle News Roundup Two die at ICI plant MPs back organ Bill New Sunday editor Council strike threat Arms gang is jailed Billy Graham Life at Wembley Families remember Piper Alpha dead Anti-Rushdie campaign is suspected Bookshop blast Adams can't save school Thatcher warning on easy credit Britain to push Green issues at summit Mackay compromises vetted Legal reforms Haughey on brink of coalition Scots to test key health reforms Husband and wife shot dead as they walk coastal path Bathtubs save six at sea Hurd ready to act to outlaw computer hacking Minister says student loan plan to cost less than forecast Commode sets world record Saleroome A model way to mess about with boats Submarine blamed for sea deaths Comedian 'lived in a world of fantasy' Ken Dodd tax trial Duracell Xl Portfolio Bond British setback in bridge Doctors demand a better deal on careers for women BMA highlights sexual discrimination Mr Kenneth Clarke, the Secretary of State for Health, was yesterday told by the medical profession to set a good example and give up smoking in public. Over 600 doctors at the BMA's conference over whelmingly backed a motion deploring the fact that Mr Clarke was often to be seen in public puffing at a cigar. Dr John Marks, chairman of the BMA council, recalled how a former health minister, Mr Antony Newton, had been afflicted by a "hopeless" addiction to tobacco but had never been seen smoking in public. Mr Clarke suffered the same affliction, he said. "We must feel sorry for him... However, smoking in public by a secretary of state undermines all that we and the Health Education Authority and the Department of health themselves have bee trying to do," Earlier, the Government's failure to increase tax on tobacco and alcohol was condemned by the meeting, which claimed it demonstrated the Government's lack of commitment to promote good health Action on 88-hour week fails Dixons Eton echoes to the best in brass Mothers may solve teacher shortage Most would reject irradiated food Heifer makes her mark M15 book ban fails Film order Store staff go Expenses up Bus buy-out Dome plan Lead-free BT Speeding ban Sculpture row Soldier dead Imbert calls for national police agency to fight crime The House of Lords is expected to demand radical changes in the criminal law which could influence the sentences of dangerous criminals such as David Evans. The high-powered committee of peers will approve its report on murder and life imprisonment on July 24 although it will not be published until October. It is expected to influence the way the Government reforms setencing policy for long-term offenders. The committee is likely to call for better supervision of dangerous criminals when they are released. Evans, sentenced to at least 30 years imprisonment for the murder of Anna Humphries, was not obliged to register his movements because he was released from an earlier sentence on automatic remission Car sales heading for a record year Salads and steaks for a bargain barbecue Weekend food prices Businessmen pay for a day of hijack fear The Insurance Service Plc Drug trial may delay Aids onset The Colt Car Company Ltd How poll tax safety net will affect Tory constituencies Texas Mappa Mundi on move Pensioner admits strangling his wife From Our Own Correspondent Strasbourg: Council of Europe welcomes Russians to inner sanctum Army Officer West is offered hand of co-operation Gorbachov buries constraints of the Brezhnev doctrine Soviet recipe for united Europe Partial text of president Gorbachov's address to the council of Europe's parliamentary Assembly (Reuter): Former leader of Sudan arrested World Roundup German clean-up Harare poll apathy (AFP): Soviet pilot's apology (Reuter): EC in subsidy clash (Reuter): Watergate for sale Texaco Commonwealth beckons Pakistan Boost Bhutto during British visit From Our Correspondent, Jerusalem, (Reuter): Likud strings on Arab talks could split government Blow to israeli initiative Moscow (Reuter)—Soviet air force units and anti-aircraft troops took part in armed clashes between Egypy and Israel between 1969 and 1971 and shot down Israeli planes, a Soviet weekly magazine, Ekho Planety, reported. Previous Soviet accounts said the military presence in Egypt was only advisory PLO says Shamir shut door on peace B&Q Europe-wide bomb threat prompts German warning Rivals ignore Beirut truce plea Mujahidin admit serious defeat in fight for Jalalabad B&Q Colombo 'saboteurs' to be shot on sight Courtroom ordeal for the Queen of New York End of an era for Hungary as Kadar dies (Reuter): Attack on Zhao is widened Peking accuses liberal reformers Peking (Reuter)—China yesterday confirmed that it was still holding a Taiwan reporter on suspicion of helping a wanted fugitive, gathering military information, and spreading rumours. The state radio said Huang Debei, of the Independence Evening Post in Taipei, was arrested more than three days ago Swapo urged to set dissidents free French charity in red (Reuter): Nazi libel (Reuter): Ritual charge (AP): Mecca move (Reuter): Sentence call (AP): Chile choice Rome failure Lords clear the way for November water sell-off Government gives way on environment House of Lords: Electricity Bill Railway strikers risk losing their jobs, says Thatcher Mr Michael Foot, former Leader of the Opposition (left) asked during question time: "Can Mrs Thatcher give us any explanation—maybe it must be a psycho-analytical one—of why she should always be at her most dogmatic and strident on subjects like railways, football and the National Health Service, which she knows nothing about?" (loud Labour laughter) Mrs Thatcher: Having been opposite him for many, many years, I would not say that he was the person who knew the mostest about anything A tough political fight well disguised Administration 'ignoring information technology' Picture Gallery Goalposts 'being moved on NHS' Prime Minister Lawson keeps his own counsel Votes for more expatriates Griffiths move More police Low flying Royal Assent Parliament Parliament today A legend that refuses to die A group of Soviet intellectuals and officials meeting in Austria today for a 'dialogue' with their European counterparts are being asked to re-open the files on the mystery of war hero Raoul Wallenberg, who almost half a century ago was arrested by the Red Army in Budapest as a suspected spy and vanished into Stalin's prisons. Ever Since, there have been persistent stories of the survival of a man whose extraordinary courage saved hundreds of Jews. Gitta Sereny considers new evidence that he could be alive Inventions to Industry Technology & Invention… The Gromyko Memorandum Times Diary The Times Diary Last days of a martyr to his own mystique The refusal of Charles Haughey to rule out a coalition marks the end of an Irish political era, writes conor Cruise O' Brien Annoying case of the legitimate strikers Robert Kilroy-Silk Counsels Tory Caution on the railways dispute No unreasonable offer refused President with added Teflon Charles Bremner on Bush's high popularity as he heads for Europe Moscow in Europe Mr Shamir's Surrender Women in the Theatres On the agenda for Miss Bhutto Clocks at odds Future of the NHS An editor's role Answering to the charges on water Rogers and the Prince School secretaries 'Loaded dice' on beer Cost of beating the computer VC's grave Durable image Court Circular Today's royal engagements Birthdays today Etienne Maze Appointments People's Dispensary for Sick Animals Forthcoming marriages Receptions Anniversaries Requiem Mass Marriages Luncheons Supper Service dinner The Royal Aeronautical Society János Kádár Moving Hungary out of the Soviet shadow Major-General Sir Peter Gillett All ears on evolution Science Report School announcements And Samuel said to all the people. See ye him whom… On This Day Nanga Parbat Conquered German-Austrian Climbing Feat Diabetes Musical Instruments Church news Rother District Council Select Lists of Tenderers Court & Social Advertising Times Newspapers Ltd Heartbrokers Television SKY Pile it high and sell it hard Building the Bastille in breeze blocks: Art or a stunt? Peter Freedman on the performance coming to London's South Bank Mozart's secret springtime garden Opera La finta giardiniera Royal, York Conflict without dramatization Theatre The Long Way Round cottesloe Wit to make you double up The Old Bachelor Lyric Studio, Hammersmith National Theatre Heal's Sale Who will fight for the finish? Claire Haggard asks Whether the Closure of Winkfield place heralds the end of the finishing school Tomorrow Chanel Boutique New Woman When's a wife not a wife? This selective guide to entertainment and events… Concise Crossword No 1916 Entertainments Warning the surgical spirit Word-Watching Winning Move Images of a poet on the move Television Choice Radio Choice Fimbra Bbc 1 From Our Correspondent, Jerusalem: Fourteen die in Palestinian attack on bus The Times Crossword Puzzle No 18,028 Picture Gallery Weather Wags in fine form as hols draw near Political sketch Index Executive Editor David Brewerton The Pound Stock Market Imry up 46p on approach OAG loss Fitch rises Peel's £20.6m Stock Markets Main Price Changes Interest Rates Currencies Tourist Rates Water chiefs hit at campaign criticism £9m advertising drive 'not linked to privatization plan' Thames TV dismisses talk of bid Would-be millionaire's dream dashed Director, aged 24, fails to turn £480 investment into £2.1m Abbey launches special Pep to shelter investors from tax Deloitte agrees Touche link By Our City Staff: Last results in public sector show 3.6% rise The Levitt Group Commercial Finance Ltd Brewers put pub plea to Young Monk attacks Isosceles hid Wardair Canada Fitch Lovell runs hard to stand still Tempus Co-op Bank lifts home loan rate to 14.75% Business Roundup DRG buys for $15m Aberfoyle up to £2.9m Saint Laurent float delayed Warning at Domino By Our Financial Staff: Lloyd's puts duty on members to inform on others London Business School Baker Hams at £3.8m Russell profits at £2.75m Coalite stands firm as Anglo lights bid to £478m Brent sells stake in TV-am Daejan ahead Archives up Kwik-Fit deal Freeman all Merrill and bright FKB profits leap 135% Barrick serves writ on Capel Nimble no longer Fee? Fie, foe Hold the front page Cell phoney Takeover approach at Imry Merchant By Our Financial Staff: HK payout boost for Bond Corp Allied Irish Bank Pep paves the way to a bad Abbey habit Comment Gutting edge at the Fed The 10 Water and Sewage Businesses of England and… Exports of Scotch whisky surge 20% New bank with £100m capital Airbus deal Burns buys Courtney sale Caird contract Bank of Scotland Elders Real Estate ICI seeks Asia-Pacific growth Record £150m investment in Taiwan chemical plant Dobson pays £25m for US electronics company Stock Watch London Traded Options Israel lifts profits despite lower sales Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette Securities Corporation Banks want more feedback on drug money launderers Hotels help Fuller advance to £7.4m Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts The Times Unit Trust Information Service Third Market Commodities Foreign Exchanges Money Markets London Financial Futures Modest gains Anglo-Soviet drive for red tape revolution Chestergate advances Bar Exams? Books and courses to get you through! Successful candidates in the Trinity Bar examination Council of Legal Pass List Picture Gallery MAI shares peak on bid speculation Stock Market Eglinton, the Third Market exploration company, held steady at 105p—just 5p off its peak. The group is in talks to acquire the lease of a 1,360-acre oil field in Texas, with proven reserves. Dealers calculate the 6 million shares in issue already have an asset value of at least £3 a share Cable and Wireless firmed another 2p to 499p, helped by a bullish circular from Henderson Crosthwaite, the broker. Henderson is looking for earnings growth of at least 20 per cent a year over the next few years and rates the shares a buy. It says the price still has some way to run US broker fined for fraud (AP-DJ): FAI sells 8.5% stake lit Hooker Recent Issues Wall Street Alpha Stocks (Reuter): Takeover issues help lift Dow World Markets Law Studies Bumpy road ahead for Bhutto Pakistan Pakistan's new Prime Minister is in Britain this week. At home her government faces serious challenges: drugs, Corruption, and a militant opposition. Anatol Lieven reports Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited The Long Road Revival: From Zulfikar to Benazir ICI The vital American connection The international image is good, us support is increasing and local tensions are down. Anatol Lieven reports Habib Bank Limited POL Can the great ruin be rebuilt? Benazir Bhutto is taking action to put the finances of her government in better shape HongkongBank Where green means results Joy and pain for tourists The adventurous in Pakistan can seek out the danger beside the beauty Fateh International Ltd Struggling on Islamic laws are still obstructing moves towards women's rights. Anatol Lieven describes the campaign Gondaltrade International Tripos results from the University of Cambridge List of degrees awarded by the University of Durham Business to Business Hill Samuel Bank Limited Inches Toning & Figure Studios Multiple Classified Advertising Items All Box Number Replies Should Be Sent to Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bedfordshire Police Anthony Jackson & Associates Established employment agency Multiple Display Advertising Items Car Phones R. M. Marketing Fax from £5.95 p. w Small Firms Service Licensed Town Centre Restaurant in North Lancs Chiswick W4 A. B. T. 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British Isles (probable): A G Hastings (London Scottish and Scotland); I C Evans (Llanelli and Wales), S Hastings (Watsonians and Scotland), J C Guscott (Eath and England), R Underwood (Leicester and England): C R Andrew (Wasps and England), D M B Sole (Edinburgh Academicals and Scotland), B C Moore (nottingham and England), D Young Cardiff and Wales), M C Teague (Gloucester and England), P J Acklord (Hariequins and England), W a Dooley (Preston Grasshoppers and England), F Calder (Stewart's Melville Fp and Scotland, captain), D Richards (Leicester and England). Referee: R Hourquet (France) LeMond finds an answer to his critics Cycling:american Returns with a Vengeance and Seizes Lead in tour De France Hunt rules himself out of team place Equestrianism: Speed Not Factor in National Championship Decider Today's Fixtures Sport on TV Defensive errors prove expensive for England Hockey By a Special Correspondent: Fletcher achieves second success For the Record Try this Paul Mather's Suggestion for a sporting day out Alesi takes the wheel for Tyrrell Motor Racing Main Objective can defy penalty to complete double for Cochrane Mandarin: Sandown Park Selections Mandarin: Haydock Park Selections The Times Racing Service ROA Critical of missed opportunity in levy negotiations Hoist to prevail Cochrane's 5-day ban Mandarin: Salisbury Selections Mandarin: Beverley Selections Yarmouth results Catterick Bridge Warning cut to 7-4 Brighton Ladbroke Line William Hill Derby allow Essex to revive William Hill Ladbroke Line Dial-Up Commentary Line David Gower's Cricket Line Last pair complete doughty recovery by Worcestershire Cricket:injured Stephenson Returns to Help Essex to a Vital Lead on a Day when Three Counties are Forced to Follow on Cricketcall Live International Commentary Box Cricket Pienaar's: work is not yet complete Cambridge remain in charge Hemmings humbles Surrey Yesterday's Other Scores Cornhill Insurance DeFreitas returns with a vengeance Minor Counties The Times England's fortunes swung by Botham Happy return for Wyatt Test Match Scoreline Vote of confidence for the younger men in semi-finals Tennis Strong Continental Flavour Remains among the Players in the Men's Sincgles Matches Today Records of the Semi-Finalists Californians seek place in the sun Prontaprint Women's rights and wrongs Today's Order of Play Thompson aids Becker Hobson gains comfort for narrow failure Shooting Yesterday's Results Trump's revival fails Polo England find extra gear to see off Ireland Bowls Maritz out of bunker into a lead By a Special Correspondent: Scott scores record 66 to upstage Barnes William Hill James walks out of tournament into controversy Golf England settle for second Ladbroke Line Australia recover after falling to Emburey's guile The Caribbean nations have agreed to support the International Cricket Conference's policy on South Africa, clearing the way for England's tour of the West Indies, starting in February, to go ahead Wembley From Our French Racing Correspondent, Paris: Authority to investigate jockey's alleged assault Moynihan's warning Secret art Evert is unable to resist Graf McEnroe fights injury Opponent for Boyle Secret place Secret of success Waddle ponders £4½m move Macari to pursue new style
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