News from 18/08/1989
1989; Gale Group;
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William Leith, Jeremy Andrews, Mike Graham, Christopher Warman, Property Correspondent, Anne Billson, Hazhir Teimourian, G. Ewen Bayley, Pamela Woodward, Neil Bennett, Gordon Allan, David Rhys Jones, Ivo Tennant, Bryan Askey, Michael Stevenson, Hilary Finch, Richard Ford Legal Affairs Reporter, Michael Binyon, Jeremy Kingston, Mike Foy, Director, Richard Evans, Media Editor, Carol Leonard, Richard Streeton, Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, Vladimir Kusin, Colin Narbrough Economics Correspondent, Patrick Carroll, Harry Tuzo, Michael Dynes Transport Correspondent, Lester May, Henry Gee, Bryan Stiles, Ian Postage and Kenneth Grob, Peter Davenport, Norman Hammond, Archaeology Correspondent, Peter Ball, Roland Rudd, Employment Affairs Reporter, Michael Knipe, Douglas Broom and Sam Kiley, Virginia Goulding, Thomson Prentice Science Correspondent, Michael Evans, Defence Correspondent, Chris Smart, Paul Maher's, Michael Clark, Simon Berwin Chairman, Roger Kirby Managing Director, Charles Bremner, John Hennessy, John England Bonn, Max Harrison, Roger Scruton, David Rowan, Steven Downes, George Rae, Gavin Bell, Barbara Felby, Edward Gorman, Irish Affairs Correspondent, Michael Theodoulou, Sydney Friskin, David Miller, T. Wilson, Gillian Bowditch, Mitchell Platts Golf Correspondent, Josephine Fairley, David Toop, T. B. Fielden, Robin Oakley, Political Editor, Catherine Sampson, Brian Levy, D. B. Betts, Simon Tait Arts Correspondent, Peter Davalle, Raymond Keene, Chess Correspondent, Sara Driver and Christine Hill, Peter Bryan, Patricia Davis, Mark Herbert, Craig Seton, Richard Owen, Anne Kent, Irving Wardle, Roger Boyes, Derek Harris, Industrial Editor, Simon Tait, Arts Correspondent, Rex Belamy Tennis Correspondent, Michael Dynes, Transport Correspondent, Robin Stacey, David Brewerton, Pat Butcher, Athletics Correspondent, Nick Nuttall, Technology Correspondent, Ronald Southwark, T. C. MacDonald Milner, Colin Narbrough, Economics Correspondent, Graham Searjeant, Financial Editor, Douglas Broom Education Reporter, Judith Cruickshank, Chris Pomery and Andrew McEwen, Alan Franks, Michael Austin, Melinda Wittstock, Stephen Pettitt, Mary Cole, Martin Waller, Alan Coren, Quentin Cowdry, Home Affairs Correspondent, E. Hughes, A. P. Jenkins, Michael Evans, Pearce Wright, Science Editor, Colin Campbell, David Young Energy Correspondent, Vivien Goldsmith, Family Money Editor, Mary Dejevsky, Robert Kilroy-Silk, Patricia Eastwell, Stuart Jones, Football Correspondent,
ResumoSolidarity set for power as premier quits Walesa says Poland to stay in Warsaw Pact Rising from the ashes Picture Gallery Portfolio Bond United may be up for sale Index Tipped for premiership French carrier for Lebanon No result nerves for the boy with nine a levels A new heart and new hope from surgeon's 1,000th transplant Fowler's pay-rise warning Brake fault halts InterCity train fleet Mander Portman Woodward Posgate and Grob cleared of charges Secretary wins case over union News Roundup TUC recruiting drive Baby milk 'is safe' Ogdon death criticism Weston to go racing Circus school at risk 'Priceless' stamps get trial run Glasgow may join Edinburgh Festival Backbenchers opt to sell BR as unit Teacher training plan 'will be more rigorous' Patten defends poll tax against critics Troops join big French search for British teacher Wider curbs on media are opposed Missile bill rises by £50m Navy weapons system By Our Political Editor: Democrats face title clash House prices could fall for some years, consultants predict Salmonella controls 'not enough' Patients 'want a listener' Fish and chip shop goes international Computer boosts survival rate BA says 'ignore strike call' Threat to flights Going .. . going .. . the great sky spectacle Soldier shot dead in accident Ulster barracks tragedy Leroco Direct Sales Ltd. Portfolio Chemical leak Ninety officers join criminal inquiry into Hillsborough Ford Tagged man fears home prison Private jails due for record finish Juicy apples the pick of the bunch Weekend food prices Funeral awaits word 'Silicon dale' Base searched Christie jailed National check on road tax evasion Authority fine Bomb claim Army blamed Qantas Honecker plays waiting game on Kohl's refugee plight By Our Foreign Staff: Three names emerge in Warsaw Solidarity and the Polish premiership 'New thinking' of reformist Gorbachov reverberates abroad Yachting World Moscow moves to boost autonomy of minorities New York feasts on 'public stoning' The Helmsley tax trial Trickle of boat people opt for a return to Vietnam Hong Kong's refugee problem Peking debates the treatment of its dissidents Student leaded head Bus crash kills 34 (AP): Pilot blamed (Reuter): Number's up (AFP): Animal raid Fresh violence (Reuter): Menem move Inquiry plea (AFP): Nujoma plan Record flight (Reuter): Troops killed Breach mosque razed 'by mistake' Our Foreign Staff: Rafsanjani firm on Western hostages Gaza set for showdown between Israel and intifada Uneasy peace amid chaos of war Pressure grows on Syria for peace as ceasefire fails The Arab world manoeuvres for position Long trek from the guns to shelter in south Basic flaws found in Trident design World Roundup Optimism on talks (AFP): Soviet toll of 14,000 Zia is remembered (AFP): Eritrea peace talks General Aoun's last stand In what seems a classic military confrontation from another age, Michel Aoun (left) sends his Christian troops hither and thither across Lebanon to outbluff and outmanoeuvre the vastly superior forces under Syrian control. Michael Evans dissects the battle plan with which he hopes to avert final disaster Life in the brave new old world Bar Hill village celebrated its 21st birthday this year. Alan Franks examines the aspirations of the new villages to the virtues of the old, with knobs on Sole Survivor of the Sixties Robin Young Times Diary Picture Gallery Lebanon's ruthless oppressor Roger Scruton believes we have a duty to support General Aoun against the Syrians Having a privileged time, glad you're not here Robert Kilroy-Silk takes issue with the snobbish view of mass tourism When Crickle was almost Holly Hazards ahead for Walesa Roger Boyes reports on Poland's beady air of expectation A Week of Hope To save Somalia Fragile Boundaries Church debate on divorcees Sutton Hoo burial At a premium Pension needs Looking back on 20 years in Ulster Disaster planning Landfill gas Earlier examinations Dressing-down on dressing up Libel costs Sole occupation Court Circular Mother Theresa visits Albania Anniversaries Birthdays today Appointments National day of protest over funding of the arts Bellamy celebrates the Nutfield newts University news Forthcoming marriages Dark matter irony of Leo's mysterious hydrogen cloud Science Report George Ignatieff From Russian emigré to Canadian diplomat Amanda Blake "Miss Kitty" of Gunsmoke television series Lt-Gen Thrasyvoulos Tsakalotos Wartime Greek hero of Italian campaign Frank Spragg Vintage years of Oundle rugby An elementary case of pollution for Sherlock Announcements & Personal Deaths Sky Writing by Aircraft Wide Scope in War and Peace Cable car scheme upsets pilgrims Homes had to make way for a tomb Court & Social Advertising Highly coloured Television Lurking marvels Proms BBCSO/Howarth Albert Hall/Radio 3 The only way is where? Bros, Britain's favourite pop group, play Wembley Stadium tomorrow. David Toop asks whether this sets the seal on their success or marks the beginning of an inevitable decline False notes, uncertainty and freaks Edinburgh Festival Theatre Schism in England St Bride's Centre La Nit Lyceum Ignore the production, watch the dancers Dance Swan Lake Festival Hall Master Peter's Puppet Show George Squre Theatre London Theatre Crimes of the Heart Man in the Moon Don't drink and be a dad? Mothers-to-be are bombarded by healthadvice. Is it time for daddy to consider preconceptual care?Ann Kent reports Now it's friendly nappies World Affairs News and views on enviornmental issues New Woman The loss of a child Talkback This selective guide to entertainment and events… Concise Crossword No 1952 Entertainments Expanding horizons Word-Watching Winning Move Picture Gallery Cloak and dagger Television Choice Radio Choice Blue Cross Radio 1 Activists to defy state of emergency in South Africa The Times Crossword Puzzle No 18,064 Picture Gallery Heart swap team's medical milestone` In the theatre, skill and composure Weather Toxic waste strike is over Business & Finance Executive Editor David Brewerton The Pound Stock Market Western Motor buyout Microvitec up Stock Markets Main Price Changes Interest Rates Currencies Gold North Sea Oil Tourist Rates Thames TV set to pay $100m for US expansion Plessey state may signal Ferranti link City stunned by £17m loss from Lowndes at half time Surprise fall in earnings growth Rise expected to resume as pay settlements filter through Dollar surges as trade gap narrows Posgate 'vindicated' Loan record B. 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T Line BT boosts quarterly profits to £635 m OFT finds no reason for De Beers inquiry Quotient in £1.98m loss Gaskell edges ahead Blagden rises 25% to £5.8m US order on Aids drug Royal Insurance Offer for Invicta fails Henriques surges (Reuter): French group in talks with Philips Storm warning helps shelter Royal Tempus European Home Products British Gas hits at pay policy criticism as managers will 16% rise Three fail to join AFI Board Wool exports poised for record year Growth fuelled by steady demand from Japan, US and Europe M&C price rises on approach Arbitrageur to plead guiity Imry bid goes unconditional Hoylake delay The high life and risk-taking times of Lloyd's 'Goldfinger' Gillian Bowditch profiles Ian Postage and Kenneth Grob 'Grobfather' with a stubborn streak Property disposals lift EHP profits Fame of Hall rockets The Times City Diary Live wire The Times City Dairy Three score and ten The Times City Dairy Estate agencies hit Royal Insurance Pru launch The Times City Dairy Peter and the wolves The Times City Dairy Ward White Sparks begin to fly in the Plessey end game Comment US penny share rules tightened Samuel Montagu & Co. Limited By a Correspondent: First firms fined under Act Smith New Court and James Capel to pay £10,000 each Cracks appear in KKR facade Any trouble at KKR could have significant effects on the leveraged buyout industry British Telecom New plan agreed for troubled Docklands site Ogilvy loses account worth $20m By Our Economics Staff: Bank notes rise 6% (New York Times): Wang set to default on debts Virgin Single scheme will indemnify Fimbra offices (New York Times): Davis 'willing to lift UAL offer' Traditional Options AKZO Elsevier raises holding in Pearson From a Correspondent Hong Kong: Hang Seng profits rise 15% Marley in launch of £50m issue US toy group No referral Rentokil buy Recent Issues (AP), Dow Jones: Shares fall on rate worries New York Nikkei edges to Mother record Tokyo London Traded Options S&N rises on stake hopes Stock Market Alpha Stocks The Times Stock Watch Wall Street The "Shell" Transport and Trading Company,… Good gains Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts The Times Trust Information Service Third Market Commodities Foreign Exchanges Money Markets London Financial Futures Hearsay ban in care proceedings Power to sue on pension decision Proposal to acquire can exist without formal decision Planning conditions survive consent decision Reasons for arrest must be adequate Error over planning at County Hall School governors were unlawfully replaced Motors Multiple Classified Advertising Items B&H Motors Multiple Classified Advertising Items B. 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W Multiple Classified Advertising Items 328 GTS Multiple Classified Advertising Items MjA Ferrari Multiple Classified Advertising Items Porsche Multiple Classified Advertising Items 190E 2.3 Cosworth Multiple Classified Advertising Items FIAT Business Car Division Multiple Classified Advertising Items Crown Motors Multiple Classified Advertising Items 300 CE Multiple Classified Advertising Items New Mercedes 129 Series Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Drive-In Party Multiple Classified Advertising Items The £30,000 supermini Multiple Classified Advertising Items Four Wheel Drive Multiple Classified Advertising Items Miracle of the mighty Mini Anything but an instant success, 30 years on it is still being manufactured Multiple Classified Advertising Items Drop-out with drive aims to float on air Multiple Classified Advertising Items AUDI Multiple Classified Advertising Items NCPC Multiple Classified Advertising Items Briefings Business to Business Multiple Classified Advertising Items By Our Industrial Staff: Spiralling trade winds its way towards foreign shores Presistence pays as demand for staircases grows American Express Multiple Classified Advertising Items Picture Gallery Multiple Classified Advertising Items Restaurant for Sale Pinewood Properties PLC From a Special Correspondent, Rotterdam: Britain take lead after perfect show by Whitaker Equestrainism From a Special Correspondent, West Berlin: Britain defeat holders Polo Business to Business The MAD Group Incorporating Lespcane Limited Commercial Loans Hambleside creative group ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Exchange Pottery Business for Sale Multiple Classified Advertising Items Extensive tests for grand prix circuit Tennis; Performance Enhancing Drugs to Be Included on ATP List Lendl dreams of Wimbledon Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lord's test awaits Wright Minor Counties Cricket Car Phones Eurocomm Multiple Classified Advertising Items Attention—dealers/distributors Wanted Multiple Classified Advertising Items Carling to return to competitive action in Monaco Rugby Union Woodhouse gain success on tour Uniglobe Travel (International) INC Tony White U. 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Ltd Tax Problems Coe demonstrates that he is again close to his best Athletics: Selectors Face More Embrassment over Trails System Turner agrees to play in South Africa Rugby Union: Newbridge Captain Accepts Invitation to Join tour Team Sky Circuit feels agents' pinch McCall keeps his cool in sunshine` Bowls: Bristol Defeat Guildford and Tring in the Triples at Worthing Vocal backing: David Blencowe (left) and Bob… (Reuter): Canadian was afraid to tell what he heard Drugs in Sport Hood assumes overall lead Gliding Today's Fixtures Sport on TV Concentration needed Try this Paul Maher's suggestion for a sporting day out Weale withstands Broad's challenge Australia hold on for a place in the final Hockey Clash of the three world champions Powerboating By a Special Correspondent: Germans must beware the British teams Motor Racing Mugglestone withdraws from Games Student Sport Mandarin: Progressive Fenfire can stay one step ahead of handicapper Mandarin: Sandown Park Selections Mandarin: Bangor Selections The Times Racing Service Cacoethes on course for York showpiece Black Monday 12-1 for Ebor Ripon objective Mandarin: Perth Selections Results from yesterday's two meetings Brighton Duffield's double ends on sour note with two-day ban Equine flu in Newmarket Ladbroke Line Rapid Raceline Liverpool fit to reassert their superiority Stuart Jones. Football Correspondent, on the prospects for the 1989-90 football season Club by Club Guide to the First and Second Divisions Robson is in good heart after defeat for Swedes Football Committee rallies in support of Fox Luton to oppose pitch ban Australia remain addicted to victory Cricket: Kent are Forced to Follow on at Canterbury as Australians Seek Another Tour Victory E German women dominant Swimming Brooks tightens grip on title By a Special Correspondent: Confident Fraser close to realizing prediction Peete defies logic and myth Golf: An Unlikely American Hero Beats his Back Trouble For the Record Continental girls take control at Carlisle Lane back in the reckoning Injured Smith to see expert Castrol The Times The Times Norman gains support of AAA Greenpeace Milligan earns famous victory Card of the course Chastened England atone The best of the action and comment from at home and… United are likely to be sold for £20m Picture Gallery Better deal sought Football 89-90 Title dream comes true for Sturgess Kicking off with a dream team End Column Not even a bench place for Shilton Ramsey in charge of the selection
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