News from 14/08/1989
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Victoria Glendinning, Mike Graham, Ronald Rudd, Employment Affairs Reporter, E. D. Grasby, Anne Billson, Vijitha Yapa, Jasper Rees, Paul Bompard, Neil Bennett, Philip Goodhart, David Rhys Jones, Douglas Broom, Education Reporter, Philip Howard, Hilary Finch, Kurt Haselwimmer, Stephen Usher Wood, Carol Leonard, Richard Streeton, Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, Colin Narbrough Economics Correspondent, Bernard Levin, Henry Gee, Sydney Frisking Ipoh, Mitchell Platts, Golf Correspondent, Peter Davenport, Frederick Warner President, Ive Tennant, Robert Leaper, Editor, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Pearce Wright Science Editor, Douglas Broom, Ray Kennedy, Robin Young, A. W. McKenzie, Ernest Beck, Michael Clark, Thomson Prentice, Science Correspondent, Philip Robinson, Michael Whitfield Director, John Hennessy, Mary Loudon, Robert Cockburn, M. H. Beauchamp, Gavin Bell, John Woodcock, Christopher Warman and Craig Seton, Edward Gorman, Irish Affairs Correspondent, Robert McGeehan, David Miller, Robin Oakley Political Editor, Gillian Bowditch, Gordon Reeves, Editor, Christopher Goulding, Robin Marshall and Neil Mackinnon, Catherine Sampson, Kerry Gill, Peter Davalle, David Brewerton Executive Editor, Geoff King, Raymond Keene, Chess Correspondent, Emma Wilkins, Nicholas Beeston, Andrew McEwen, Diplomatic Correspondent, Peter Bryan, Stephen Thorpe, Michael Duffy, Richard Owen, Richard Evans Media Editor, Peter Dear and Gillian Maxey, Pat Butcher, John Blnnsdent Budapest, Maxwell Newton, Bryan Appleyard, A. T. Neame, Derek Harris, Industrial Editor, Simon Tait, Arts Correspondent, David Brewerton, Christopher Thomas, Pat Butcher, Athletics Correspondent, Neil Lyndon, Ian Ridpath, Colin Narbrough, Economics Correspondent, Clive White, Jack Straw, Alan Franks, Keith Blackmore, Tony Dawe, Julian Ellison, Alan Lee Cricket Correspondent, David Walker, Adrian Dannatt, Melinda Wittstock, Stephen Pettitt, Elliott Richardson, Tim Sainsbury, Michael Knipe and Andrew McEwen, Quentin Cowdry, Home Affairs Correspondent, Stephen Markenson, Lee Rodwell, Pearce Wright, Science Editor, Robin Oakley and Geoff king and Mark Fuller, Philip Jacobson, Clement Freud, Rodney Lord Economics Editor, Karan Thapar and Andrew McEwen, John Watson,
ResumoBeirut turns into of 'volcano' of destruction First Syrian ground offensive 'repulsed' Village Voices Portfolio Bond Degree results Index Ruc chief turns up at republican protest rally TV battle begins over Britain's first astronaut For Coe triumph... for Ovett tears In a race he described as one of the best of his career, Nigel Mansell drove his Ferrari from twelfth place to victory in the Hungarian Grand Prix Howe predicts dark age under Labour Aids death statistics 'too low' Man questioned in double murder case Yes Restrictions urged on 'acid' parties News Roundup Plea to Tube rebels Privatization delay War marches banned Nurse murder charge Karpov holds off determined rival Member of Tory club expelled for singing Romans tried to tax London pollution Greenpeace sails into radioactive battle The fire prevention systems used by business and industry throughout the world will have to be changed for more costly equipment as part of the international campaign to save the Earth's protective ozone layer, according to a report submitted by an advisory committee to the United Nations Environment Programme last weekend (Pearce Wright writes). The committee says that although the firefighting chemicals, halons, are highly effective in fighting blazes, they are 10 times more harmful than the chlotofluorocarbons used in aerosols, refrigerators and air-conditioning. It says tougher measures are needed to eradicate halons if the Montreal Protocol targets for phasing out ozone-depleting products are to be met Second toxic chemical ship to be returned to Canada Fire-figliting strategy is changed King's Cross aftermath TUC faces affiliation clash Breakaway union Mortgage rate rises put middle-class homeowners in debt Insurance premiums five times higher in big cities Low-rent housing attracts teachers Families urge resignation Hillsborough policing Palm trees are back in new-look Kew Most secretaries complain of stress Clue to royal baby riddle Castle excavations 13m women 'sex crime victims' Survey on assaults Female employees 'to outnumber men' New Internationalist Portfolio Bond Union hits at store's staff theft hotline £3m grant cut puts water nitrate and crop studies at risk Rover 200 Series Governor takes on uphill task Rumbold hopes new study will dispel worries Teacher shortages Probation officers criticize 'gimmick' Electronic tagging Bee farms set to reap a record harvest British Aids deaths 'may be almost double' official toll Death crash charge Bar launch Mine posts Electric switch New clothes for old farm policy Whitehall Brief Canine help 85 jobs lost Ghef killed Mother dies Nursing Muslims celebrate a centenary Invention allows the deaf to use telephones Bonn locks door of Budapest embassy to halt refugee tide Shuttle Columbia returns after spy satellite mission No survivors as lost plane found World Roundup Bangladesh reshuffle (AFP): Sled dogs save trekker Iran seeks toxic arms (AFP): Journalists released Azerbaijani strike call threatens oil supplies From a Correspondent Nice: Navy engages power boats in Battle of St Tropez Diplomats push for end to Beirut slaughter France urges Syria to accept a ceasefire Israel claims intifada is losing momentum Italians offer their tax sinners chance to repent SAAB the Aircraft Manufacturer Cabinet threatens to resign in row with Botha South Africa seizes huge ivory cargo Brutal violence flares in India Gunmen kill Sri Lanka TV editor Peking students summoned for 'ideological education' Tambo visits London as fears arise over health UK envoy sees husband of Burma opposition leader Political tension eases (Reuter): Rebels 'execute' mayor (AP): Footballer dies (Reuter): Prison reform (AFP): Top in Spain (AFP): Desert deaths (AFP): Police held (AP): Poll nominee (AP): Rally crash (AP): Pirate alarm Keeping the dream alive Is the ordinary village, the rural dream untroubled by tourist or newcomer, a modern myth? Alan Franks visits five English villages coming to terms with a new identity and, in the first of our series, asks if commerce and community spirit can co-exist Tomorrow Interkama Times Diary Picture Gallery A litany of lies that pay homage to evil Bernard Levin finds the heirs of Stalin's admirers still peddling their wares-but believes their days could finally be numbered Barriers that should have Britain worried Elliott Richardson on the dangers of a major step in us protectionism Putting an old salt out of sorts Smooth but superficial Menemstroika On Probation Feel Free Army's debt to UDR Catholics Soviet missiles policy South African tour Visa difficulties Ending of funds for ocean survey Cost of flying Green memories Letters to the Editor should carry a daytime… Sutton Hoo burial Interim verdict on Hillsborough Civil emergencies Cleveland statistics Silver lining Court Circular Forthcoming marriages Pilgrim Payne & Co. Ltd Warwick hotel plan attacked Birthdays today No doubting Cranmer Peter Newman Brooks Anniversaries Nature notes Appointments in the Forces Marriage General Sir Richard Ward Desert Rat tank commander who made it to top Defence Ministry post Julian ("Mo") Anthoine Gifted mountaineer who helped others to safety Mary Una Giltsoff Irish first lady of the Stock Exchange Hilary Waddington Announcements & Personal On This Day Value of Refuse Land Rover Drivers Helena International Riddle of the feathery, flightless birds Science Report Court & Social Advertising, Times Newspapers Ltd Studies of animal behaviour Television There is no alternative here any more Adrian Dannatt reports on this year's New York New Music Seminar, established 10 years ago as a forum for debage and creative exchange among "alternative" musicians, but now little more than a marketing exercise for the rock and pop music industry Lust, love and obsession Hilary Finch on Salome, Oscar Wilde's play and Richard Strauss's opera version, both of which feature in this year's Edinburgh Festival Edinburgh Festival Trite offering threatens to dethrone the Fringe favourites Catwalk George Square Theatre Theatre Festival Fringe A snack with some substance Concerts Nos/de Burgos Usher Hall, Edinburgh A new winner after 200 years Judgement of Paris Albert Hall All Box No. Replies Should Be Sent to: Opening up the closet John Shelby Spong, the American bishop and feminist, explains his radicalism to Victoria Glendinning A young man's fancy A Father's Place Plant a Tree for Just £1 'To whom is a permanent virgin an ideal woman? Only to a celibate male' Telecom Security New schools of thought Are home-learning books for school age children just a smart publishing ploy, or a useful tool for parents? Theatre London Television top 10 Concise Crossword No 1948 Entertainments The best of Scottish Word-Watching Winning Move Strand Theatre Royal National Theatre Closure of the shipyards Television Choice Radio Choice Pineau des Charentes BBC 1 Scrap soccer ID cards call as continental scheme fails UK to head Euro crime drive The Times Crossword Puzzle No 18,060 The solution of Saturday's Prize Puzzle No… 13 plummet to their deaths as balloons collide Weather Executive Editor David Brewerton Change on Week The Pound Stock Market Certificates sent out to Abbey investors TWA falls to second quarter loss DTI silent on 'inquiry' Call for Fed to cut rates Tourist Rates Lowndes £20m cash call in refinancing package BTR poised for financial restructuring Concern over sterling and shares after dollar surges Retail growth 'at slowest for six years' Interest rates are seriously hurting parts of the trade, CBI says Big stores are hit hard The silk touch of success By Our City Staff: Macarthy acquires chemists John Charcol By Our City Staff: Break-up pressure admitted by BAT Cluff's golden moment on the horizon By Our City Staff: Lazards is 'top on takeovers' Notice to Allders Charge Card Account Holders Hanson expected to reach £275m Goldsmith's attentions should prompt BAT to unlock value Tempus Dollar follows the heady Dow US Notebook No point in expecting an early base rate cut Gilt-Edged Water price 'will rise considerably in next few years' Currency choice urged The Times North Mersey Challenge over Farmers reaches courts in US KLM deal expected in Far East 0NS funds fall to £36.73bn British ahead BS order Morris listing Judgement on Solomons The Times City Diary By Our City Staff: Blacks may drop offer High rates prompt failures BP's shield of growth The Times City Diary Reed flies solo The Times City Diary Bush backed The Times City Diary Oldest and best Hopes of rival bid fade at Ward Chartsearch Financial Services Ltd Costs and benefits of the takeover threat Economic View Porvair stays confident despite reduction in broker's profits forecast USM Review Beckenham keeps cool Governors were entitled to vote Unlisted Securities Society can be sued on valuer's report Investment Trusts Made homeless by death threats Third Market Gold Capitalization and change on week Educational Multiple Display Advertising Items CPE Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items St. John's College and Christ Church Oxford The University of Buckingham The University of Leeds Multiple Display Advertising Items Training Fellowship in Mongolian with Linguistics Multiple Display Advertising Items La Crème De La Crème Multiple Display Advertising Items Educational Multiple Classified Advertising Items The past meets the present A report on the future of history teaching ins state schools has met with a chorus of academic approval, Douglas Broom writes Educational St. Leonards School The Times High price of a level standards BAC Scouts Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Principal Baston School Resident Student Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mid-Warwickshire College of Further Education The College of Preceptors The American College in London Multiple Display Advertising Items Lansdowne Multiple Display Advertising Items Letters Elizabeth Hunt Recruitment Consultants TM London Forfaring Company Plc Multiple Classified Advertising Items Angela Mortimer Multiple Display Advertising Items Elizabeth Hunt Recruitment Consultants Ami Harley Street Clinic Property Secretary Well Paid EPG Computer Services Ltd Maine - Tucker Recruitment Consultants Multiple Display Advertising Items Office Angels Recruitment Consultants Multiple Classified Advertising Items Royal National Institute for the Blind CDR Cobbold and Davis Recruitment Ltd Thomas Mann appointments Elizabeth Hunt Recruitment Consultants College to Career Design House Multiple Classified Advertising Items Chartleigh Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Zarak Partnership Recruitment Consultants Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Pensions Trust Multi-Lingual Opportunities Multilingual Services Recruitment Consultants Multiple Classified Advertising Items Joyce Guiness Recruitment Consultants Multiple Classified Advertising Items Super Secretaries Hobstones Recruitment Consultants Multiple Classified Advertising Items Dorling Kindersley Hably Limited Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Royal College of Midwives Stella Fisher Marketforce Appointments Multiple Classified Advertising Items Non-Secretarial Lettings Negotiator Multiple Classified Advertising Items Beardsley shows no charity Football: Hysen Makes a Big Impression on Wembley Stage as Liverpool Turn the Tables on Travel-Weary Arsenal Complacency one thing Souness cannot afford SKY Arsenal have the right character but not the system Manchester United to meet Pallister price First national title for rallying Tigers Baseball Little time to stand and stare in championships Cycling Dittmar revels in the heat Squash Rackets Today's Fixtures Sport on TV Scenic m top shape for York showdown Racing Mandarin: Olympic Hero set to initiate double Mandarin: Windsor Selections Mandarin: Worcester Selections The Times Racing Service Queen has victory in Chicago Blinkered first time Windsor: 3.0 Premler Girl. 3.30 Chou Chou Royale. 4.0 Here Ha Comes. 4.30 Say You. Leicester: 5.30 Musical Moments, Music In My Heart From Our French Racing Correspondent, Deanville: Carson appeals against ban Polish Precedent possible for Ascot Mandarin: Leicester Selections Results from Saturday's six meetings Leaders on the Flat Chapman chases double From Our Irish Racing Correspondent Dublin: Pharaoh's Delight sprints in William Hill Smith softens England blow Cricket: A Thrilling Display of Batting Rescues a Downtrodden Team and Slows the Inexorable March of the Australians Essex count their blessings Saturday's Scoreboards The Times Eight arrests at Lord's after anti-tour protest Yesterday's Others Scoreboards Lancashire benefit as Essex's innings is stopped by rain Hampshire fail on their final ball Baker the newcomer beats the favourite Bowls Danford is pride of Wiltshire Test Match Scoreline Ladbroke Line Broadsystem Ltd Stewart overhauls Reid to capture the USPGA title Golf: Dramatic Finish at Kemper Lakes as American Produces Fine Burst to Take Championship Final round Scores For the Record Cricketcall International Cornhill Insurance Commentary Box Australian Football Results and Pools Check Weekend Football Results By a Special Correspondent: Todd the victor as Leng withdraws Master Craftsman Equestrianism Whitaker's fast time is clipped by Pessoa By a Special Correspondent: Brabham foiled by Carcasci Motor Racing Woeful England lost in a goalless gloom Hockey Barrow best qualifier Yachting Bicester in two final encounters Polo Coe steers clear of trouble Eacarey Ltd Results from Birmingham Adam strains value of policy Selection debarring will stand Brand's victory pays Ryder Cup bonus Sport in Brief Mansell starts twelfth but finishes first Results and positions 1. N Mansell (GB), Farrari, 1hr 49min 38.650sec (av speed 167.197kph); 2. A Senna (Br). McLaren. 25.967sec behind; 3. T Boutsen (Bel). Williams, 38.354; 4. A Prost (Fr), McLaren. 44.177; 5. E Cheever (US), Arrows, 45.106; 6. N Piquet (Br), Lotus, 1:12.039; 7. A Caffi (ll), Benetton. (1 lap behind); 9. J Alesi (Fr), Tyrrell, 1 lap: 10, D Warwick (GB) Arrows, 1 lap; 11. S Modena (it). Brabham, 1 lap: 12, M Brundle (GB), Brabham, 2 laps; 13, J Palmer (GB), Tyrrell, 4 laps. Did not finish: 14. L Sala (Sp). Minard: 15. G Berger (Austria). Ferrari: 16. R Patrese (it), Williams; 17, S Johansson (Swe), Onyx: 18, a Nannini (it), Benetton: 19, B Gachot (Bel). Onyx: 20, S Nakajima (Japan). Lotus: 21, M Gugelmin (Br). March: 22 i Capelli (it), March: 23, M Alboteto (it). Lola: 24, P Ghizani (it). Osella: 25. P Martini (it). Minardi. A de Cesaris (it). Dallara. faired to complete one lap. World Champtionship Positions: Drivers: 1. Prost, 56pts: 2. Senna, 42: 3. Mansell, 33: 4. Patrese, 25: 5, Boutsen. 17;6, Nannini, 12: 7, Plquet, 9: equal B. Alboreto and Cheever, 6: equal 10. Herbert and Warwick, 5: equal 12. Gugelmin, Modana. Caffi and de Cesaris. 4. British equal 21. Palmer and Brundle. 1. Manufactuers: 1. McLaren Honda, 98pts; 2, Williams Renault, 42: 3, Ferrari, 33: 4, Bennetton Ford, 17: 5 Arrows Ford. 11:6, Tyrrell Ford, 10:7. BMS Dailara Ford, 8 Lotus Judd, 8:9, Brabham Judd, 5 By a Special Correspondent: Rugby rebels fly to South Africa Cap size too big for most to fill End Column
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