News from 31/08/1989
1989; Gale Group;
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Victoria McKee, Edward Gorman Irish Affairs Correspondent, J. R. Montgomery, Patricia, Haining, Piers Newbery, Nick Nuttall, Andrew McEwen, P. A. Dhillon, Nicholas Wood, Political Correspondent, Jasper Rees, Stephen Leather, Andy Bowskill, Neil Bennett, Gordon Allan, Mark Souster, Martin Spence, Cliff Feltham, Ivo Tennant, Michael Seely, Racing Correspondent, Sally Brompton, Mary Punch, Hilary Finch, Richard Ford Legal Affairs Reporter, Michael Binyon, Jeremy Kingston, Carol Leonard, J. P. Waterson, Philip J. Martin, Richard Streeton, Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, Sean Hallahan, Alan Porter, J. A. Gallagher, Stewart Tendler, Crime Correspondent, Geoff Brown, John Maddox, Joe Joseph, Bernard Levin, David Tweed, Bryan Stiles, C. H. Dodd Chairman, Raymond Chess Correspondent, Peter Ball, Jill Sherman, Social Services Correspondent, Pearce Wright Science Editor, Matthew May, Peter Waymark, Robin Young, Alan Hamilton, Michael Clark, Caroline Berman, Sabine Durrant, Jennifer Saunders, Dudley Wood Secretary, David Hands, Charles Bremner, John Hennessy, Geoffrey Matthews, Paul, Albert and Ralph Reichmann, David Green Chairman, Mandarin (Michael Philips), Harvey Elliott, Air Correspondent, Steven Downes, Gavin Bell, John Woodcock, David Cross and Peter De Ionno, David Cross, Gillian Bowditch, Mitchell Platts Golf Correspondent, Alan Toogood, Horticulture Correspondent, John Higgins, Christopher Goulding, F. J. Karsten Managing Director, John A. Murphy, Kerry Gill, David Robinson, Peter Davalle, Nicholas Beeston, Raymond Keene, Chess Correspondent, Andrew McEwen, Diplomatic Correspondent, Peter Bryan, Chris Partridge, Stephen Thorpe, N?el Goodwin, Martin Russell, John Slepokura, Coomi Kapoor, Richard Owen, Martin Searby, Peter Davenport and Ruth Gledhill, Richard Ford, Legal Affairs Reporter, Joyce Whitehead, Michael R. Bond, Peter Brimelow, Ronald Butt, John Bell City Editor, Bryan Appleyard, David Sapsted, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Geof Wheelwright, John Goodbody, S. L. McKinlay, Clive White, Graham Searjeant Financial Editor, Michael Seely, S. H. Wheatley, Alan Lee Cricket Correspondent, Roger Boyes on why Gorbachov's hopes are tinged with fear, Andrew Collier, M. A. Higgins Chief Executive, Melinda Wittstock, Alick Whitfield, Michael Horsnell, James Cooke, Derek Harris, John Latey, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Pat Butcher Athletics Correspondent, Adriana Matheson, Jack Bailey, Keith Macklin, Derek Harris Industrial Editor, Sue Cornell, Pearce Wright, Science Editor, Thurstan Shaw President, Colin Campbell, Tim Jones, Employment Affairs Correspondent, Michael Coleman, Colin McQuillan, Andrew Longmore, Tennis Correspondent, Clement Freud, Rodney Lord Economics Editor, Mike Worthington Chief Probation Officer, Howard Tomilson Headmaster,
ResumoPolice inquiry may probe up to 1,200 cases Corruption investigation to last at least a year Just not cricket Portfolio Bond Ladbroke win Degree service Index Peter Scott, 79, dies after heart attack Electrician accused of fatal mistake in wiring Palace statement expected today Princess Royal and Captain Phillips to separate Us flying arms to Colombia War on cocaine barons Bogotà (AFP)—The us Embassy in Bogotá announced last night the imminent evacuation from Colombia of all dependents of its personnel, citing the threat of violence by drug traffickers. An embassy spokesman confirmed that the wives and children of staff had been advised to return to the US Dominion Beach Memories of the Alhambra Views of the… South Bank staff strike over pay News Roundup Tambo 'recovering' Seal numbers halved Bt inflation denial Backer for Hindley Rubens licence delay Servowarm Mp joins inquiry into press Privacy debate Call for independent inquiry into Irish 'collusion' Ministers preparing for sale of surplus pits to private firms Day pf the faithful office low-flier arrives at last Million holidays taken off market Lecturers plan Tuc lobby 'Flood of research papers Academic unions rally against education policies as mediocrity is alleged Arrest in double killer hunt Woman admits she tried to defraud her employer of £23m Disclose pollution, group told Watermen to mark funeral Teenagers had been invited to an " acid house" party aboard the sister ship of the Marchioness, the riverboat involved in the Thames disaster, a jury at the Central Criminal Court in London was told yesterday. Police raided the Viscountesson November 5 last year and made arrests for possession of the " acid house" drug, Ecstasy, as well as cannabis, cocaine and Lsd, the court was told. Four men and three women denied charges connected with drugs. The case continues today Detectors 'could have saved girls' Vicarage fire Portfolio Listeria in sandwiches Laskys Cbi rejects plans to impose controls on genetic engineering A4 Pad Minister makes a clean sweep Whsmith Hospitals 'opting out for profit' Drink-drive hotline may be extended Conspiracy charges Church threat Track vandals Kray wedding Kurds get right to fight for asylum Just rewards Girl found Party position Law Society call to end legal aid delays for injured children Changes in the law dealing with the property of the deceased were urged yesterday to try to end some of the problems for executors of estates (Richard Ford writes). The Law Commission wants legislation to end the present situation whereby if there is more than one executor all must agree to transfer property but a sale can go ahead if only one has signed a document. The commission wants reform so all executors must agree before a deceased's property is sold. It says otherwise representatives not consulted are prevented from exercising their responisibilities.. The Law Commission: Property Law Title on Death (Stationery Office; £4.60) 'Man murdered burglar' Garry Kasparov takes the World Chess Cup Persian & Eastern Carpets North Sea boom predicted 'Thousands of jobs' Smoking 'clear risk to unborn' We Don't Want Africa Turned into an Elephant Grave Yard Fire wrecks house where Nelson stayed Vodafone New York hotel 'queen' Helmsley guilty of ?1.2m tax evasion Gorbachov defuses volatile language quarrel in Moldavia Somalia to hold multiparty poll World Roundup Shelling stalls talks Cambodia disarray Honecker 'very ill' Rape paid for drugs Bogotà rules out negotiations with drug barons Mercenary link jeopardizes Israel's arms markets British and Argentinian envoys renew link Tokyo to deport Chinese posing as boat people Pundit foresees centuries of boredom as Cold War collapses Voyager probe sparks controversy over life on Neptune moon Wife of Tutu held during Christian protest at apartheid South Africa accused of torture Major to visit colony at new year Hong Kong—Three Vietnamese boat people confirmed on the remote island detention centre of Tai Ah Chau were confirmed as cholera cases yesterday, according to Hong Kong government medical officer (Chris Pommery writes). The outbreak, the first inside a refugee centre for some two years, comes just weeks after a United Nations medical team launched a strong attack on the Government for keeping tens of thousands of boat people in disgracefully inadequate conditions Gandhi denies strike success Kaifu on tough us mission Royal visit (AFP): Trains collide Space strike (Reuter): Un monitor (Reuter): Yellow brick (Reuter): Bus tragedy (Reuter): Russian roulette Office boys who made good The Times Profile Paul, Albert and Ralph Reichmann Churchill Passenger who get high in the sky What should we do with the drunken aeroplane passenger? Aircrews are suggesting a tougher approach Horse and Hound Biography When the mirror always lies Why do attractive, seemingly confident women slide into self-loathing over their looks? Victoria McKee investigates Fantasties under sedation One man's meat Tomorrow Back markers Sky News I help myself Robin Young Picture Gallery Could Fleet Street have stopped Hitler? Ronald Butt on a failure, unthinkable today, to probe political attitudes Specialists in lead-swinging Warsaw's balancing act Same time, same place, same con Bernard Levin finds the potential timesharers as gullible as ever Cambodian Gambit Ignoring the Bma Talking to Senor Menem A rehearing on foster child? Low-alcohol drinks Dying moment Bulgaria's Turks Finding students a college place Heat exhaustion Avebury hotel Seeing green End of Radio Caroline Dilemmas of a criminal record Nazi-Soviet pact In from the cold Letters to the Editor should carry a daytime… Court Circular Birthdays today Anniversaries University News Forthcoming marriages Miss Pears bubbles over Marriage Dahlias beat the drought Horticulture School news Temple date confirmed Sir Peter Scott Man of action, artist and wild-life conservationist Lorenzo Natali Brussels Commissioner who spoke for the poorer members David Robarts Banker who responded to changing times Latest wills Births On this Day Climate change 'killed off plants' Ec establishes second 'court of justice' Baltic bungle Tomorrow The Times Salvation of a drinking man Lightweight material over-stretched by transatlantic flight Breathing life by new means Feast of music for the hungry Utterly lost in the land of metaphor Theatre Blood Royal Court Theatre Upstairs Good companions Opera Pag & Cav Rsamd, Glasgow Spink & Son Limited Guilty but free as a bird Peter Brimelow on a very selective chronicle of America's New Left New Books Higher Education Adrian's growing pains True Confessions of Adrian Albert Mole, Margaret Hilda Roberts and Susan Lilian Townsend Honest man of letters The Letters of Dh. Lawrence Volume V 1914-1927 Edited by James T. Boulton & Lindetà Vasey Cambridge University Press, £45 Shocks and subversion Canal Dreams By Iain Banks Macmillan £12.95 American Appetites By Joyce Carol Oates Macmillan, £12.95 Helsingor Station & Other Departures By Aidan Higgins Secker & Warburg £12.95 The Open University Information for September Concise Crossword No 1962 Entertainments Picture Gallery Major Credit Cards Accepted Pawns in the arena of war Television Choice Radio Choice Save the Children Bbc 1 Fairytale marriage under the strain of busy careers A love of horses brought Royal couple together The Times Crossword Puzzle No 18,075 Weather Business & Finance City Editor John Bell The Pound Stock Market Newarthill at £7.94m Low response Stock Markets Tourist Rates Bond 'threat to topple Premier' Corruption watchdog expected to investigate minister's claims Ladbroke rises to a record £141m interim Blue Circle pays £93m cash for Georgia aggregates firm By Our Financial Staff: Kohlberg sues Kravis and Roberts Former senior partner in dispute with buyout specialist Blackwood in 26% interim rise to ?6.05m The Mortgage Corporation New posts created in Polly Peck reshuffle Ransomes moves into us with £94m deal Cross-Channel tunnel 'at halfway mark' Business Roundup Butler Cox up by 22.8% Steel merger cleared Players sold to J Williams Holographic orders up British Polytechnic Newcastle upon Tyne Polytechnic Shorco rises to £440,000 Handley leaps to £942,000 BAe wins £25m contract to supply Japan with 125 jets Lilley puts Tilbury site value at £15m Minister rejects takeover protection Small investors seen as best defence in Hoylake-style bids Ladbroke's winning streak Tempus By Our City Staff: Industrielle wins new bid deadline By Our City Staff: Swissair seeks partners for European market London Traded Options July M4 growth below estimate Shares jump Board decision Se in leak inquiry after Textured shares jump Specialeyes doubles to ?1.1m By Our City Staff: Clayform £124.5m bid wins Stead Heley hooking hailed Poached in the garden Curtain raiser from poor Cyril Lloyds examines growth in Europe Magnum coup No room at the inn Sally bid 'too low' says Red Funnel By Our City Staff: Gatt chief gives warning over unilateral trade dispute talks Dti lifts ban on block of ConsGold shares By Our City Staff: Confidence 'rising' in New Zealand The sun goes down on us Investors' heroes Comment No hands across the ocean £250m in mortgages to be securitized by Nhl Bil buys 10.22% of Ariadne Clansman up to £4.32m Revenue lifted Co-op debut Peek purchase Unlisted Securities Zinc price surge helps Mim advance 14% Investment Trusts Why IoD's new boy looks green Champion of the boardroom tackles the environment issue From a Correspondent Hong Kong: Hang Seng sounds a warning on Hk port growth Third Market Commodities Foreign Exchanges Money Markets London Financial Futures By Our City Staff: Bt to lose monopoly right under Oftel plans Hawtal ahead Alpha Stocks The Times Unit Trust Information Service Buying sends Asda near peak Recent Issues Traditional Options Stock Watch Nikkei in 216-point drop after dollar fall Dow edges ahead after roller-coaster session Wall Street Equities mark time CD's new revolution Developed for stereo systems, compact discs are increasingly being used in offices and in the new business of multi-media computing. Geof Wheelwright reports Winning promotion points Jobscene Computers can now help bosses pinpoint the extra talents that mean some employees will be the high-fliers Sun microsystems Hdtv International 89 Bundles of woe? New Technology Versatile Programmer BNR The mysterious jojoba plant to flourish anew Jojoba is again being seen as a way for the poor to grow profits Original Systems Limited The eagle will fly Royal Navy Graduate At a Career Crossroads? Computer Services Manager Oxford Multiple Classified Advertising Items Garrard Crac The Times Natural Environment Research Council National Rivers Authority Brian Ingram Associates London based Company Multiple Classified Advertising Items But did you mean to say that? Many words acquire different meanings when translated, so training in only a working knowledge of a foreign language can lead to problem in overseas business. Adriana Matheson (left) says precise communication is important Appointments Phone GHN SP AFSP Graduates with 1-3 Years Work Experience SB Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia Ambitious? Determined? Career Minded? Robert Walters Associates Powys Health Authority Lawson Baker ELA Assistant to Catering Manager MEPC Hull City Council Hps Financial Services Today Telephone Sales Canvassers Eximious Shop Sales Resource Decision Systems Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Royal College of General Practitioners Head of… An Exciting & Rewarding Career with Helena… The Times Software Development Staff—£ Highly Neg Consultant Furnishing Fabrics Sales Executive Betta Bedrooms Graduates Link Financial Recruitment Tietz Construction Law Australia The Times Please Ring Alderwick Peachell Parters Ltd Dsr (UK) Plc Alderwick Peachell Partners LTD Taylor Whalley & Spyra Koch Alderwick Peachell Partners Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Atlas Link Financial Recruitment Ap Accountancy Personnel Harrison Willis Financial Recruitment Consultants Sun Financial Controller Multiple Classified Advertising Items MSL Advertising Chartleigh West Lambeth Health Authority J & M Associates Ltd Team Secretary Multiple Classified Advertising Items Diary of the Times Classified Secretary/ PA Publishing Medical Secretary Angela Mortimer Multiple Classified Advertising Items Regus Recruitment U. 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Associates Limited Multiple Classified Advertising Items Tempting Times Seer Multiple Classified Advertising Items Knightsbridge Secretaries City Secretaries Secretarial Multiple Classified Advertising Items A poor boy watching the world go by Degree Course Vacancy Service First chance may also mean the last for Norster Why the cloth cap no longer fits Keith Macklin toasts a new season in which rugby rides on the tide of popularity Club by Club Guide to the First Division Grassroots base Early breakdown England cricketers need longer preparation Old school ties Problems with kick-off delays Many a slip… Lapse of memory Sports Letters may be sent by fax to 01-782 5046 Playing the course as intended Advice to Lyle First-class post A better view No hint of boycott Varied programme Nicholas approaches tournament in style Sherman's record lead Shackiock out to improve her sequence Today's Fixtures Sport on Tv Ballesteros trying to rediscover form in the Swiss Alps England sure to have one semi-finalist Fremont Boy oil course to regain the winning thread Mandarin: Lingfield Park Selections Mandarin: Worcester Selections The Times Racing Service Old Vic likely to miss Arc Ladbrokes on the way to winning year Indian Ridge stud valuation Results from two meetings Cochrane steps in for Kempton ride on Assatis Roll-A-Joint to pursue further National glory German second William Hill McEwan takes his chances to bring championship dose Cricket: Fine Bowling by Worcester while Essex's Batting Struggles Place Champions on Verge of Successful Defence Best feasts on weak bowling Miller given his release Hayward makes it a family affair Bowls: Deft Play Takes Sussex Veteran into Last 16 at Worthing Open Allcock heats Bryant and weather Pendulum swings against Essex Other Scoreboard Nicholson proves well worth the wait Hampshire lacking sparkle Baker returns to Federation with challenge Australian Tour Averages Determined and dour yet New Zealand in command Pepsi Fazisi relaunch raises hopes By a Special Correspondent: Sidewinder denied a third victory Dismayed Wells to go to S Africa Earley in Tour lead after cruel first stage Cycling Games in financial difficulty Sports Politics Sportsline Coventry stumble to the top Ijf alleges fraud by Kaloghlian Littlewoods Pearce's goal lights the touch paper of Forest's challenge Football Francis aiming to lead by example Ince's hopes revived Kingdom takes victory but not the record World Student Games Rostagno is disappointed as fortune sides with Becker England step up pace for easy victory Hockey Results from New York For the Record China confirms its pledge to open doors using sport Starostin comes out of cold with winner Modern Pentathlon Cricketcall Why England failed, by Simpson Elliott vents anger as Coe and Cram are set deadlines MS Multiple Sclerosis Men's Team for Auckland Woe upon woe for United Roderick turns pro A warning for clubs that poach Adding strain to tribunal system
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