News from 19/07/1989
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Srikumar Sen, Boxing Correspondent, Jeremy Andrews, Victoria McKee, Stella M. Lilley, Peter Evans Home Affairs Correspondent, Mike Graham, Anne Billson, Justus de Goede Minister, Neil Bennett, John Roxburgh Chairman, Mark Souster, Ronald Faux, Cliff Feltham, Tim Oliver, John Bell, City Editor, Jeremy Kingston, James Bone, George Sivell, Clive Davis, N. A. Simmons, Chairman, P. W. H. Lydiate Clerk, Sam Berry, President, Simon Wilde, Kevin Eason, Joe Joseph, Charles Wintour, Louise Taylor and Dennis Signy, Henry Gee, Philip Jacobson, Edward Gorman and Michael Evans, Walt Unsworth, Penny Vincezi, Richard Clarke, Norman Hammond, Archaeology Correspondent, Clifford Longley and Sheila Gunn, Roland Rudd, Employment Affairs Reporter, R. M. Peet, Rodney Lord, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Griff Rhys Jones, Louise Taylor, Mick Cleary, Peter Waymark, Ray Kennedy, Alan Hamilton, Sproule Bolton, Michael Clark, Marion Devine, Joseph Connolly, George Miller, Jean Denton Chairman, John Hennessy, Michael Howard, Jane Wyatt, Patrick G. McGrath, Harvey Elliott, Air Correspondent, Harvey Elliot Air Correspondent, Ian M. Bullock Clerk, Simon Barker and Andy Holmes, Paul Vallely, Edward Gorman, Irish Affairs Correspondent, Dennis Signy, Gillian Bowditch, Mitchell Platts Golf Correspondent, (Michael Phillips), Alan Toogood, Horticulture Correspondent, Fiona McDonnell, Wolfgang Münchau, Peter Davalle, Dennis Shaw, Nicholas Beeston, Alan Lee, Cricket Correspondent, Craig Brown, Paul Griffiths, Andrew McEwen, Diplomatic Correspondent, Colin Buchanan, Chris Partridge, Liz Gill, John Holland, Richard Ford, Legal Affairs Reporter, Ian Ross, Derek Harris, Industrial Editor, Charles Knevitt, Architecture Correspondent, David Brewerton, Christopher Thomas, Christopher Warman Property Correspondent, Pat Butcher, Athletics Correspondent, Jill Sherman Social Services Correspondent, Philip Kleinman, Mel Webb, John Wilcockson, Matthew Parris, Malcolm McKeag, Sarah Jane Checkland Art Market Correspondent, Michael Seely, Robin Oakley and Roland Rudd, David Gollob, Philip Webster and Nicholas Wood, Andrew Lycett, John Lewis, Stephen Pettitt, Martin Waller, George Chesterton, Bailey Morris, David Nicholson-Lord, David Tytler, Education Editor, P. G, Anne McElvoy, Michael Evans, Harvey Elliott Air Correspondent, Ian Gregory Chairman, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Lord Perth, Vivien Goldsmith, Family Money Editor, Camilla Sharp, David Walker, Public Administration Correspondent, John Watson, Michael Hornsby Agriculture Correspondent,
ResumoLawson rules out hopes of early rate cut Ridley to offer little poll tax concession Labelling the good life Appointments Portfolio Bond BAT battle Tour list Degree results Index Price-fixing directors to face £100,000 fines Aborigines under threat of new weapons range Picture Gallery Tory pressure to ban public sector strikes Airports face crisis of capacity State of emergency in Soviet Georgia Breakthrough in IRA terror hunt UK Brewer puts 10p on pint of lager News Roundup Child dead m ditch Sex attack on train MP sues colleague Rose site strategy Law proposals today GPs likely to reject new contract Servowarm Threat grows of indefinite town-hall stoppage Body found in hunt for IRA victim Peers reassured over legislative workload Union leader attacks system for testing farm chemicals Few takers for the 'ghost train' NUR left captured moderate support Roadworks add to commuter misery Man 'hired to kill husband after black magic curse failed' A calling comes to nothing Luce plan to recruit women Runcie condemns MPs' divorce vote Clergy measure thrown out Schoolgirl sit-in over switch to college Wallace Heaton Dodd tax witness 'not called' Jail term too soft, court told Incest sentence review By Our Legal Affairs Reporter: Unlawful sex claim is refused Portfolio Bond Citroën Ax Overcrowded airports may face revolt by travellers Old Master's fate hangs in balance Saleroom Girl wins £700,000 Red river Bail extended Green touch Palsy hope Juices recalled Driving charge Hardy Amies still in style at 80 British Telecom Mersey police deny race bias accusation Sainsbury's Unit Pricing Teachers' appraisal proposal denounced as saloon bar gossip By Our Education Editor: Catholic school row goes to court CS gas 'best way' of crowd control Appeal to design crime out of housing estates Access Vines flourish in summer sun Harrods director 'lied about payments' Natwest Crown Reserve From a Correspondent Lima: Unlikely alliance fights to save Peru's Amazon Jungle Superpowers make positive progress on chemical arms pact MPs order inquiry into Papandreou World Roundup (Reuter): Spain vetoes trial Crisis in Nicaragua Crackdown in Burma Duke adopts whale Sri Lankan talks fail Bush's loyal envoys a comedy with few laughs Anger at diplomatic rewards for campaign backing Brussels—Mr Thomas Niles, the new US Ambassador to the European Commission (AP reports). Mr Niles, aged 50, was previously ambassador to Canada Turkish mechanic accused of running Berlin spy ring From a Correspondent, Peking: Peking mystery group issues death threat to Japanese Whitehall hint of closer relations with Buenos Aires Strike fever threatens the future of perestroika Dilemma for Kremlin as Soviet Union catches 'the British disease' Rights award Two leading Jewish refuseniks were permitted to leave the Soviet Union to receive human rights awards at the House of Commons yesterday (Andrew McEwen writes). Mr Boris chernobilsky, aged 45, a Moscow electronics engineer, and Mr Vladimir Dashevsky, a biologist, were presented with awards by Mr Michael Heseltine on behalf of the Parliamentary Committee for the Release of Soviet Jewry. Mr Chernobilsky's release has long been sought by Britain and his name was on a list presented to the Russians during President Gorbachov's visit in April. He has now been told that he is free to emigrate Sealink British Ferries Splits in opposition boost Gandhi's election hopes Solti set to take up baton Secret night burial for Karajan FIAT Mandela's wife doubts his early release The Mortgage Corporation Japan's women discover their election muscle From a Correspondent, Rome: Venice inquiry on rock show chaos Jail for Chun aide (Reuter): Vatican move Rushdie sales (Reuter): Bus death Jaruzelski yes (Afp): Aid approval (Reuter): Taxis return (Reuter): 13 hanged (Reuter): Trout massacre Labour is in hock to the unions, says Thatcher NUR decision 'unbelievable' Employment New structure called for The intransigence of the NUR in holding the jobs of other workers to ransom showed the urgent need to restructure the rail unions from three to one, Mr Robert Adley (Christchurch, C) said at questions. Did employment ministers see a role for their officials in helping to bring that about? Mr John Cope, Minister of State for Employment, said that the way out was for the NUR to accept the 8.8 per cent tribunal award. Acas was always ready to help both sides in a dispute. They were the appropriate people, rather than employment officials Move to ordain the remarried is rejected by six votes Timetable to eliminate quarantine resisted EC documents: Ministers concerned about rabies Bill to sell Waterloo line fails Government 'is to blame for teacher shortage crisis' How the House voted on the church's Measure Kinnock questions foreign search Amendment to promote heat and power schemes opposed Present policies 'still the best' Armilla patrol is reduced Attempt to stop terminal BR subsidy Polar Bill Parliament today SKY Capturing the flavour of justice A movement dedicated to harnessing the power of the pound is emerging in Britain. It maintains that the informed consumer can influence viatl environmental, social and political issues through a simple purchase in a supermarket. In the last article in our series, Paul Vallely and Anne McElvoy investigate the beginnings of a revolution in our spending habits Lessons in the art of course writing Reduction Period The Times Times Diary Picture Gallery The revolution still in search of a plan As the Sandinistas celebrate ten years power, David Gollob reports on a nation's hopes that foundered in war and poverty Brushing the hem of greatness A church-state divorce? Colin Buchanan urges a break from Commons control Eastern wind of promise Recycling rubbish Behind Mr Knapp Dawn Ambush Entente in Islamabad Allaying some fears about listeria Hong Kong's crisis S Africa sentencing Flight delays Gallery funds Care for those in need of it Nature shake-up Straws in the wind Sentencing guidance Judicial concerns Modern manners In the fresh air Court Circular Orthopaedic Bedding Advisory Service Today's royal engagements Birthdays today Forthcoming marriages Anniversaries Alumnus Day Retirement Marriages Memorial service Dinners Appointment Exotic lilies take show centre stage Horticulture Appapillai Amirthalingam Tamils' moderate leader slain by extremists Nesuhi Ertegün Inspired producer of jazz recordings Putting an age on the White Horse Archaeology Hubert Evans Now that the dead arc raised, even Moses shewed at… On this Day Mice may be key to disease fight Science Report Fashions in villainy Television Tomorrow Motor Neurone Disease Final chapter or foreword? W. H. Smith has taken over the independent, Waterstone's, to form by far largest chain of bookshops in Britain. Joseph Connolly asks Tim Waterstone why he has sold out Pop without fizz Theatre Twelfth Night Donmar Warehouse Theatre Twelfth Night Donmar Warehouse Not everyone has sold out Jazz Dirty Dozen Brass Band/Stanley Jordan Festival Hall Elegance and purity at two removes Opera Alceste Covent Garden Simply audacious Recital Mikhail Pletnev Wigmore Hall Slow to enchant Die Zauberflote Covent Garden Simpson Iccadilly The Multiyork Summer Sale is now on Fun and games with the First XI For all the glitter in her life, Angela Fox Cherishes most her family days. Penny Vincenzi reports Model parents Briefly Sitting back Briefly Horse sense Quote me... Briefly Following Anne McElvoy's article on… Datasolve The power to manage success Married to Dumbo First Person Anonymous This selective guide to entertainment and events… Concise Crossword No 1926 Entertainments Out of Tin Pan Alley Word-Watching Winning Move Conflict of emotions Television Choice Radio Choice Nescafe Alta Rica BBC 1 Ivory poachers' pickings put to the torch The Times Crossword Puzzle No 18,038 Weather Just a little bit of holiest soliciting Political sketch Index Executive Editor David Brewerton The Pound Stock Market 'No inquiry at Argyll' Cityvision up Stanco deal Stock Markets Main Price Changes Interest Rates Currencies Gold North Sea Oil Gec and Fiat chief back Goldsmith bid BAT may build $3bn poison pill defence against Hoylake PSBR for June at £700m Price-fixing cartels to be made illegal Fines to reach 10% of company turnover under new rules Lloyds Bank faces bill for Abbey addresses mix-up US trade gap at $10bn despite slower growth The Levitt Group Smith to buy book chain for £42m Prudential sells stake Tandon Coalite faces a burning question Tempus Cityvision Stanco Britain's North Sea oil output at 10-year low Business Roundup Leslie Wise climbs 55% Microgen results slip Bourne End buys property GEC links up with Plessey in phone venture Hodgson to merge with Kenyon Philip Harris profits dip Electron rises 78% to £4.8m De La Rue plans to sell Crosfield for £235m Hampson advances to £6.2m Brasway rises to £3.61m Gateway stake Record result Ansbacher sale Stakis deal Visa increase GKN buys Beaten by King Billy's day The Times City Diary Media wrinkles The Times City Diary Profits top £8m at Rush Property slump lifts Colefax Remainder reminder The Times City Diary Drain Bill meets its Waterloo The Times City Diary Help! The Times City Diary Some sales in red set The Times City Diary Now's the word By Our City Staff: Clayform wins Stead with bid of £124.5m Eurotherm up 15% at half time A Fimbra Member Adding up Argyll's takeover bid costs Comment Blowing a fuse over Abbey By Our Financial Staff: Smurfit's surprise raises a global securities problem Market-Eye The Investors Channel By Our Stock Market Correspondent: Securiguard boosts profits to £2.21m at half time Girobank bid terms 'to stand' Stock Watch Burmah rises on talk of Calor bid Stock Market Now that Norfolk Capital has dropped out of the running, it looks as if Pavilion Leisure's bid for Parkdale is all over bar the shouting. Analysts are claiming that Pavillon is set to become an important force in the leisure industry under Mr George Martin. He is already working on some exciting projects, aimed at expanding the group, which he will explain to analysts soon. Pavilion closed all-square at 150p Small savers hold 5% of Claverhouse Recent Issues Alpha Stocks Traditional Options US drug firms in merger Wall Street London Traded Options Dow depressed by higher trade gap World Markets Small losses The Times Unit Information Service Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts Third Market Commodities Foreign Exchanges Money Markets London Financial Futures Berrys Multiple Classified Advertising Items Dixon Webb Chartered Survetors Evans Bros Edward Charles Rendells Penn Estates Ltd Stirling Ackroyd Savills Boston Gilmore Multiple Classified Advertising Items Prime Roadside Restaurant and Travel Lodge Sites Multiple Classified Advertising Items Boomtown North mirrors rentals Higher rents, salaries and the new rating system in the South is having a slowdown affect on the office market In the Market Island Rennie Davies & Marsden Churchill Associates Multiple Classified Advertising Items Richard Mains Jackson Stops & Staff Multiple Classified Advertising Items Colmore Associates Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Lansdown Homes Halifax New Homes Services Jackson-Stops & Staff Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Sheltered Housing Service London Property The new code for retirement homes Recently announced rules for builders in the market marks a new stage, protecting elderly people from hidden costs or sudden increases in charges Multiple Classified Advertising Items Blandford Road, Teddington Fairbanks Financial Hampstead & Highgate Berwick (U. K.) P. L. C Data Finance UK Bernard Walsh Multiple Classified Advertising Items Alfred McAlpine Homes EGERTON Lane Fox Attention All Golfers Multiple Display Advertising Items Hertfordshire Yacht Marketing Investors for Spain Multinationals Greens Property Service Prudential Property Services Keith Cardale Groves S & L Property Service Robert Bruce & Partners Multiple Display Advertising Items South Spain for sate - three bedroom apartments.… Multiple Display Advertising Items A time to lead from the front The Press SKY Television BBC Sales Executives Receptionist Entering Count-down Can electronic boxes in television rooms deliver accurate viewing figures? As the rivals jostlc for the next British audience measurement contract, Philip Kleinman reviews the field Solid State Logic Area Sales Managers Subscription Controller London Creative Ltd The Times From punk to Elle's angel At 29, Maggie Alderson has landed one of the magazine world's best jobs. But Liz Gill finds she has not completely abandoned her old ways Shropshire Publicaitons Ltd Royal Society of Medicine Services The National Research Group A fade-out for Première Competition for first-run films has spelt the ends for a cable Tv movie channel Cornhill Publications Ltd RCI Europe Ltd The Building Services Research & Information… Experienced Advertising Salespeople Sounding it out Bylines Satellite pirates Bylines Mirror move Bylines Put on display Bylines Punched out Bylines The Career Partners Ltd Chester Gateway Theatre Narrow casting Briefing... London Regional Transport Creative, Media & Marketing Appointments The Watts Group Chaners Publishing Ltd Recruitment Consultant over £25,000 pa Textile Design Assistant Colefax & Fowler Limited Nuclear Electricity Information Group Multiple Display Advertising Items BPIF Lloyd's List International The Association of Financial Services Professionals Dennis Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items D Y Davies Associates Cross Selection The Grosvenor Bureau Multiple Display Advertising Items Stella Fisher Secretary to Director of Alumni Affairs & Careers… Multiple Classified Advertising Items Susan Hamilton Personnel Services Multiple Classified Advertising Items Career moves King & Co The Churchill Gordon-Yates Recruitment Consultants Judy Fishers Associates Retruiatent Consultants Multiple Display Advertising Items BPCC Ltd Senior Secretaries Grimley J R Eve Placing People First Executive Pa Secretary Finsec Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mercury Communications Thomas Mann appointments Finsec Multiple Display Advertising Items Crone Corkill Recruitment Consultants CJES Recruitment Consultants Dominion International Group plc Multiple Display Advertising Items British Gas Multiple Display Advertising Items Gordon-Yates Recruitment Consultants Merryweather The Work Shop Recruitment Consultants to the… Multiple Display Advertising Items International Oil Pollution Compensation Fund Multiple Display Advertising Items Angela Mortimer Multiple Display Advertising Items Senior Secretaries Go Ahead Mayfair Property Company Accountancy Tuition Centre Mature Asst/secretary Chairman's Office Hodge Recruitment Consultants Mayfair Property Co Graduate Appointments International Management Consultant Maine-Tucker Recruitment Consultants Help Needed at Chelsea Harbour! Mistprestige Recruitment Consultants Senior Secretaries Multiple Display Advertising Items Consortium Developments Limited Elizabeth Hunt Recruitment Consultants Office & Business Development Manager Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Elizabeth Hunt Recruitment Consultants Bi-Lingual Secretary Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hazell Staton Recruitment Specialists Crone Corkill Recruitment Consultants Multiple Display Advertising Items Directors' Secretaries Priory Hospitals Group Eurolink Group Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Harrods Knightsbridge Leadership Development Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items Austin Knight Selection AfB Recruitment Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items Administrator Exec Selection £15,000 GMW Partnership Chartered Architects Interior… Chartleigh Mrs Helen White Hospitality Centre Expanding Television Distribution Company Md… Multi-Lingual Opportunities Multilingual Services Recruitment Consultants Boyce Bilingual The Times Super Secretaries Gordon-Yates Recruitment Consultants Stockbroking Firm, Ec2 Hobstones Recruitment Consultants Language Recruitment Services Ltd SEC/PA with French £12,500 + Mort Sub Multiple Classified Advertising Items Gordon-Yates Recruitment Consultants BP Chemicals Eagle Recruitment Multiple Classified Advertising Items Merryweather Gordon-Yates Recruitment Consultants Two win appeals in false accounting conspiracy case Multiple Classified Advertising Items Rentals Action on insurance law urged Occupancy term is discharged The Times Navigating an expensive obsession Mick Cleary on Alan Gray, a businessman who turned his successful methods to yachting Sky Trent games offer good experience Sport for the Disabled Cricket Today's Fixtures Sport on TV (Reuter): Carlsson in the clear Motor Sport Blushing Groom in demand as Arabs dominate market Racing England's high hopes for games Netball By Mandarin: Distant Ruler to head Reid double Sandown Park Selections Hamilton Park Selctions The Times Racing Service Blinkered first time Horses left to Walwyn By Mandarin, By Our Newmarket Correspondent: Yarmouth Selections By Mandarin, By Our New market Correspondent: Catterick Bridge Selections Ayr results Beverley Dettori loses claim Leicester William Hill Folkestone Ladbroke Line Woosnam to apply the gentle touch When Mrs Briggs's flock of sheep tended Troon course Troon Facts By a Special Correspondent: Whittall has lead after fastest flight Hang Gliding Weiskopf pays tribute (Reuter): Longo climbs farther away from Canins Cycling Group pockets more Snooker Gallery favourites have little chance Starting Times By a Special Correspondent: Chuter admits delay despite trials' success Rowing By a Special Correspondent: Rivalries renewed at Frilford Neglected Cooze out to prove point By Our Shooting Correspondent: A Canadian polic'eman relentlessly on target Shooting Team for Europe is selected with the world in mind Athletics British Team McColgan takes breaK after loss in Belfast Big stand sets up a South win Schools Cricket Crawley's century is decisive Antipodean arrivals Tottenham sign Sedgley Disillusioned Tyson takes on us Press as well as williams Disillusioned Tyson takes on US Press as well as Williams Stapleton signs for Blackburn Football Forest confident Clough will stay Waddle delays arrival By a Special Correspondent: Heatwave hits the airwaves Solid start made by Cowdray Polo For the Record Cowes Week winners One Tonners play a familiar tune Yachting Universities dominate Appeal for rugby men to pull out Sports Politics The Times All Blacks ignore challenge from victorious Lions Rugby Union By a Special Correspondent: Newcomer Cornish in upset win Croquet William Hill Volunteer force at the ready for South Africa tour Travel invitations sent A memory to inspire Hick Chase De Vere Homes Loans Plc (Reuter): Ice hockey exhibition Sport in Brief LeMond answers all the attacks Swiss stage triumph in the Alps Norman aims to restore pride Stage Result and Standings Ardiles may succeed Macari at Swindon Rowing should stand by Chuter End Column Where the employers fail women Bosses must change their ways if they are to tap the 700,000 women who want to return to work, Marion Devine reports Nixdorf Computer Roger Lilley Associates Nexus The Recruitment Solutions Company SPC Software Publishing Roger Lilley Associates International Management Recruitment Harvey Nash British Gas South Eastern Hoggett Bowers Knight Chapman Limited Whitehead Rice Ltd PDL Human Resources Consultants Ltd Coopers & Lybrand Computer Sales Professionals Coopers & Lybrand Scientific Staff Consultants 3i Investors in Industry Stafford Long & Partners Hewlet Packard Norweb The Mars Group PA Consulting Group National Power a division of the Central Electricity… Michael Page Finance Motorola Ltd Glaxo Holdings p. l. c David Anthony Management Selection Multiple Display Advertising Items SKY Television Household Mortgage Corporation Plc MEB Power for the Heart of Britain Executive Selection Associates Limited Steelcase Strafor More than a Partnership Business Loans Hewlett Packard Well Court Associates Quest Recruitment Consultancy BDO Binder Hamlyn Project Managers Ward Executive Limited Coopers & Lybrand Deloitte Haskins+Sells Management Consultancy Southern Electric Domino MSL International R. 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Career Consultants Human Resources & Communications Bowater SKY Television Hutton International Limited CLP Concept Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Christopher Berry, Advertisement Director News Group… Selection Thomson London and Glasgow Pepsi Cola Monster Cable Products Inc Touche Ross Wickland Westcott Business Graduate? Hospital Negotiator InterExec Smi Plc Engineering East Midlands National Power Boots American Express Travel Related Services Ics the UK's Computer Services Company Rebource maximisation The Times Bertram Personnel Group Air Miles Travel the World Ashton-Tate Network Selection Ltd PA Consulting Group Simpson Crowden Consultants P-E Inbucon Executive Resourcing Hoskyns the Total Lt. Solution Wickland Westcott Prince William Quay Jawaby Oil Service UBS Philips & Drew Chusid Lander When life must begin again at 40 Honesty is the best policy for the middle aged who have to find a new jop. 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