News from 06/10/1989
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Jeremy Andrews, Victoria McKee, Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, Stewart Tendler and David Sapsted, Sheila Gunn, Political Reporter, Vivien Goldsmith Family Money Editor, Robin Oakley, Colin Narbrough and Vivien Goldsmith, Neil Bennett, Mark Souster, Ronald Faux, David Lee, Angela MacKay, Michael Stevenson, David Gower, Philip Howard, Ian Murray, Michael Binyon, Clifford Longley Religious Affairs Editor, James Bone, Neville S. Conrad, Clive Davis, Richard Evans, Media Editor, Tony Paterson, Carol Leonard, Richard Streeton, Quentin Cowdry, Roddy Forsyth, Colin Narbrough Economics Correspondent, C. J. Shepley President, Gerald Davies, Michael Seely Racing Correspondent, Henry Gee, Bryan Stiles, Julian Desborough, Julian Lewis, Peter Davenport, Patrick Howarth, Robin Oakley and John Lewis, E. M. Aylward Palamountain, Louise Taylor, Christopher Clayton, Peter Waymark, Peter Bills, Colin Narbrough, Michael Clark and Derek Harris, Robin Young, Ernest Beck, Jenny MacArthur, Michael McCarthy, Environment Correspondent, Michael Clark, David Hands, Charles Bremner, Michael Joy, S. Sternberg, Robert Kilroy-Silk, John Percival, John Hennessy, Norman de Mesquita, Andrew Lomgmore, Tennis Correspondent, G. E. Lee-Steere, President, Gavin Bell, Edward Gorman, Irish Affairs Correspondent, Sydney Friskin, Shona Crawford Poole Travel Editor, Gillian Bowditch, Josephine Fairley, Catherine Sampson, Simon Tait Arts Correspondent, Peter Davalle, Nicholas Beeston, Raymond Keene, Chess Correspondent, John Russell Taylor, Barbara Amiel, Alice Bland, Mark Herbert, Craig Seton, Peter Dear and Gillian Maxey, Martin Searby, Barry Pickthall, Irving Wardle, Joyce Whitehead, Stewart Tendler, Derek Harris, Industrial Editor, Keith MacKlin, Michael Dynes, Transport Correspondent, David Brewerton, Christopher Thomas, Mary Ann Sieghart, Philip Webster Chief Political Correspondent, Christopher Walker, Mandarin, Colin Narbrough, Economics Correspondent, Robin Symington, Mel Webb, Srikumar Sen Boxing Correspondent, Sam Kiley, Higher Education Reporter, Graham Searjeant, Financial Editor, Matthew Parris, Douglas Broom Education Reporter, Paul Newman, Clive White, Sarah Jane Checkland Art Market Correspondent, Alan Franks, Michael Hornsby, Michael Seely, Barry Wood, Colin Dunne, Melinda Wittstock, Mary Towneley (President), Martin Waller, Frances Gibb Legal Affairs Correspondent, Alan Coren, Reginald Murley, Emlyn Hooson, Christopher Follett, Derek Harris, Ian Gomersall, David Nicholson-Lord, Michael Evans Defence Correspondent, Lulu Yu, Richard Morrison, Derek Harris Industrial Editor, Pearce Wright, Science Editor, Tim Jones, Employment Affairs Correspondent, Hugh Dykes, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Colin McQuillan, Clement Freud, David Carrington, Stuart Jones, Football Correspondent,
ResumoMortgages to rise as loan rate hits 15% Blow to Lawson on eve of conference David Gower's Diary Tomorrow Portfolio Bond Bakker guilty Index Poll tax compromise approved by Cabinet Chinese denounce Nobel award to Dalai Lama Picture Gallery Wild cheers as refugees reach West The flags of hope on the train to freedom Labour leaders quell move towards PR Top TV sport in open auction Hurd's broadcasting reforms Petley & Co Ltd Heavy legislative programme ahead News Roundup Dead man's arsenal Spycatcher decision Linley driving ban Birth day blues Tenement pipe faulty Treasury ultimatum threatens rail route KWAI MacKay 'must define lawyers' access rights' Ford workers' pay claim could boost wages bill by 15% Unions appeal to patriotism Curb sought on acid house party profits Summer and winter holiday bookings fall Mawer 'perfect' for Church £12m plea for building work Polytechinc repairs Correction Private Eye rejects late offer to have damages reassessed Sutcliffe libel case Man took police to M50 body Atlas of Ancient Civilizations Signals 'guaranteed safety of prisoners' Lord Aldigton case Portfolio Guillem points to the future Amma Marathon talks leave the Ulster crisis unresolved Anglo-Irish Conference Toyota Party goes for plastic money Community aid Student grants Debate today Delegates launch attack on 'sham' NEC report Full support for ambulance staff 'Immoral' poll tax denounced in passionate debate Labour/brighton Adopting PR 'would constitute act of historical folly' Proportional representation Opting out 'will be reversed' Gays 'have been betrayed by leadership' 'Apologists for IRA' criticized Law Society delays plan to pay trainees and abolish articles Identity tag may foil baby trade Bupa Speelman conquers nerves World Chess Championship Princess speaks out for justice Trading groups may investigate £30m art sale Bow Group demands more action on UK green agenda Luck saved Mersey from oil spill disaster Britain submits £1.1bn clean-up project Beach pollution Tsar's cigarette case quadruples estimate World's pollution is 'steadily worsening' Police call for drug abuse checks based on hospital records UK lamb offers the best value for money Weekend food prices Lonely heart adverts on TV Dating agency ban lifted Scouts left homeless by £6,000 rent rise Honouring a great sire never eclipsed Teaching starts amid din of building work Brother Report to be made on dropped rape case Liver progress Fire deaths Uppark repair Smoking ban Pay appeal Soviet arms cuts make surprise attack 'virtually impossible' East Germany orders protests crackdown Anxiety that Gorbachov visit for 40th anniversary celebrations may spark fresh riots Argentine green light for Condor World Roundup Mubarak peace move US law protects flag (AP): Massive cocaine haul Seoul jails dissidents Operation for Bush From Our Correspondent, East Berlin: Dissidents see a ray of hope for reform Budapest reformists in no mood to compromise Trophies left behind in rush to West From a Correspondent Moscow: Estonia heeds Russian fears China scorns Nobel peace award to the Dalai Lama Prize for exiled Tibetan leader as five more Buddhist nuns are sent to labour camps Councils spurn Pretoria's mixed-areas plan Two hours of dithering in which Noriega was allowed to go free Aid for South African housing Time running out for mission to save a nation Man in the News (AP): Jury seeks mass killer's death TV preacher guilty of $3.7m swindle Metro-Maestro Lawyer insists officials helped plan cover-up Julie Ward inquest (Reuter): Ports hit by strikes (Reuter): Unita agrees Murder claim Minority wins (AP): Boeing hit Corpses found Elephant kill Peace move (Reuter): Etna casualty The party is fizzling out East Germany's fortieth birthday is giving small cause for celebration, Ian Murray reports Masters of the motorway Survival on the M25 has become a subject for study. But can a driving lesson from the police help? Bösendorfer Pianos A civilized view of ancient and modern Next Week The Times begins publication of the Atlas of Ancient Civilizations. Alan Franks reports Trent Mail Order Co Ltd Times Diary Martin Fletcher Picture Gallery The metamorphosis is the message The Labour Party under Neiol Kinnock's guidance continues to evolve towards electability, but must go further in encouraging party democracy, writes Mary Ann Sieghart How Tories can wear green with conviction Tony Paterson says Thatcherism needs to be eco-friendly My heart's in the Highlands Floating off with Owen Robert Klroy-Silk Voting reform Mr 15 per Cent Man of Peace The Party of Bela Kun Staff as the key to NHS reform Colleges' response Pressure on the £ The new 'Pharisees' Labour's nuclear weapons strategy Channel rail links Rural housing Israel's arms policy Downing Street gates Case for reuse of bridleways Luggage on trains Church and greenery Letters to the Editor should carry a daytime… Court Circular Memorial service Birthdays today Astronomer's island castle may yield its secrets Archaeology Receptions Forthcoming marriages Royal premiere for Henry V Today's royal engagements Luncheons Dinners Service luncheons Service dinners Film premiere Marriage Graham Chapman Outraging good taste with Monty Python The Most Rev David Penman Campaigning for the ordination of women Latest wills G. W. Keeton Needlemakers' Company Charles Hanrott PDSA Open thou mine eyes, that I may behold wondrous… Mr Kipling's New Book On this Day University news Colourful conundrum of the Dog Star Science Report Church news Anniversaries The Times Don't let's be beastly to all the carnivores Television Gorillas Go out with Tourist Full of plums John Russell Taylor on a travelling Gauguin show which has imporoved on its way to London; plus Canadian and Islamic art Spurring on the American outlaw instinct Concert BBCPO/Knussen Festival Hall Between two worlds Dance Heaven Ablze in His Breast Towngate, Basildon Jazz Max Roach Ouartet Festival Hall Ariel Baring an artist's soul Theatre The Eight O'Clock Muse Riverside Studios No Title When manning the lifeboats is easier than changing hell One angry woman The judge in the William Hurt court case was accused, after delivering her verdict in New York this week, of being a star-struck woman who had fallen in love with the defendant. Victoria McKee hearts her side of the story Old as the hills Ecosphere Laskys This selective guide to entertainment and events… Top Films and Videos Concise Crossword No 1993 Entertainments Phillips, face to face Word-Watching Winning Move The Park Lane Antiques Fair Writers on the ropes Television Choice BBC1 Variations Radio Choice The MacAllan. The Malt Treasury blocks network of CTCs The Times Crossword Puzzle No 18,106 Now Branson takes on the Pacific Weather The lions exit left, pursued by lambs Conference sketch Business & Finance Executive Editor David Brewerton The Pound Disney has a £707 entry price Stock Markets Main Price Changes Currencies Gold Tourist Rates Rise wipes nearly £7bn from value of shares Guinness rises 34% to £246m S&F collapse Two-month deadline for Ferranti deal Way clear for takeover by foreign company Lawson fuels recession fear Cbi condemns base rate increase as 'wholly unnecessary' British Steel to pay record £330m for Walker & Sons Telecom Next feels impact of high rates on profits Stock Group Looking overseas for a safe haven Tempus Exchange rate helps Photo-me top £15m Betterware's better result Credit card warning Sharp & Law shares halted Druck up to £3.8m M&S new trust and Pep launch UAL buyout faces union legal action Fisheries slips to £918,000 Rise to £1m for Camellia Savings ratio plummets Euro Disneyland price is 707p More than 100,000 have expressed interest in UK shares 'Miserable' offer attacked by USH Westland firm shedding up to 420 jobs Paging George Davies Waterclosetgate shock Hot as Heley By Our City Staff: TSW held back by shake-up Thoroughbred By Our City Staff: Recovery continues at James Finlay Message of a medium News International plc Next's last chance to pin blame on Davies Comment David Brewerton Bankers miss again Morgan has appeal Barclays BT and Vodafone square up in cellular battle for Europe Far East markets tempt Abtrust to seek extra £18.9m Charterhall holds talks over stake Microfilm soars to £6m at full time Guinness PLC Galliford dividend up 22% on £9m profit HK property market regains impetus after Peking unrest (Reuter): Japan faces labour dilemma Sedgwick urges alternative step over Outhwaite Samuel Montagu & Co. Limited Lep soars to half-time £9.5m First full contribution from us subsidiary pormpts 89% rise Acquisitions help Etam to interim £6.2m Goldsmith says he will bid for BAT after US approval Taurus scrutiny invited Recent Issues The Beckman Report Jaguar's drop 19% Ulster TV up Buyout plan Jermyn leap Trust ahead Stock Watch The Times Alpha Stocks London Traded Options Traditional Options Wall Street Offer for AMR lifts shares of airlines Hays Share Offer Rate increase hits investors Stock Market Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts The Times Unit Trust Information Service Third Market Commodities Foreign Exchages Money Markets London Financial Futures Substantial falls Stock Exchange Prices TSB Bank First direct ANZ Grindlays Bank National Westminster Bank PLC Interest not payable on sex discrimination awards Bank of Scotland The Royal Bank of Scotland Separating single building for planning orders Coutts & Co Barclays Scandalous delays caused by rules of procedure Aldridge v British Telecommunications plc Standard & Chartered Lloyds Bank Picture Gallery Audio-Forum Bell & Co. GG FNW Finance CCA Micro Rentals Ltd Business to Business Licensed Property Business Sales Group Sharing - the work centre key to a low-cost success Your Own Business Shedding light on design Music Rack Business Multiple Classified Advertising Items "Business Opportunity" Licensed Credit Brokers Stuart Campbell & Co Multiple Display Advertising Items Take the Risk out of Starting your Own Business and… Multiple Display Advertising Items Briefings Honda Ballade Multiple Classified Advertising Items Business to Business Small Firms Service Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sales Director Designate for International Plc Leading Independant Quickprint Business Business Opportunity Bristol Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Collectors Cars James Auctioneers Multiple Classified Advertising Items California Car Collection Multiple Classified Advertising Items Rolling with the hi-tech times Electronic progress poses a dilemma for Electronic progress poses a dilemma for Rolls-Royce, guardian of traditional values The old Bentley that shrank It might seem sacrilege, but the big car was too large for its little driver B. 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Multiple Classified Advertising Items Picture Gallery Multiple Classified Advertising Items Scotts Multiple Classified Advertising Items The inside Story Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Performance Cars Automobiles PLC Multiple Classified Advertising Items Talacrest LTD Stephen Rayns Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Signals go off-beam Crossed radio lines could be putting drivers at risk Peoples Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Sovereign 3.6 March 1987 1989 F Jaguar Xjs 5.3 V12 Convertible. 5000 miles.… Multiple Classified Advertising Items Diary of the Times Classified XJS Convertible E Type Jaguar V 12 Roadster Multiple Classified Advertising Items Elite Registrations Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hartwell Contracts Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Porsche Bianchi Porsche Sales & Service Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lex Brooklands Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Redevelopment aimed at applying a grandstand finish to Lord's WRU set to vote on question of SA links Lions leave French battle-scarred after the quiet revolution Wyllie wary of writing off opposition Fewer idle evenings for Australia Giant blows subdue Chicago Cubs Baseball Hobday leads Bristol into their defence Bowls Emphasis on basic skills the Best way By Our Shooting Correspondent: Cooper back on familiar territory Shooting Kindred spirits talk of a professional desire Harris given chance to find his feet Ampleforth lose record to Mount St Mary's McKenzie will enter ring as bantamweight Boxing Minter upsets the Bulgarian plan Yachting Deficit is reduced by Maiden Yachting Jennings resigns from Wealdstone Non-League Football: England Manager's Position May Be in Jeopardy Becker's injury may have repercussions for West Germany Tennis Illness forces changes in international squad England seek improvement Hockey California-bound Balla Cove gives Boss second Middle Park Germans square the series Table Tennis Thomson goes into lead on King Cuthbert Equestrianism Club drop appeal plan Today's Fixtures Sport on TV Paul Maher's suggestion for a sporting day out Try this Britons fail to make impact Squash Rackets In Excess cheers O'Gorman Russian Royal to relish this trip Mandarin, By Our Newmarket Correspondent: Newmarket Selections Mandarin, By Our Newmarket Correspondent: Goodwood Selections The Times Racing Service By a Special Correspondent: Son of Kris fetches 520,000gns Stud details Hexham Selections Results from yesterday's three meetings Newcastle to stage Doncaster's top two-year-old race All clear for Cheltenham French Glory attracts sustained Arc support Ladbrokes Rapid Raceline It was a bolt from the blue In the fifth and final part of an exclusive series, David Gower recalls the indignity of being sacked as England captain and then left out of the team Players respect a gentleman Cricket Entry to India assured (AP): Hohns retires after 17 years University boxing umbrella expands Student Sport A gulf too great for some clubs Basketball Difficult debut for promoted Cardiff Ice Hockey Highbury tie will settle old scores Vanenburg misses Welsh tie IAAF reports encouraging drug findings Athletics Pomagne falls flat as draw belittles Scarborough's feat Football Dunstable request Millett to resign Mason must cash in on win Boxing: Brition's Chances of a Bout with Tyson Improve Dramatically By a Special Correspondent: Runaway victory for De Foy Golf: Co-Promoter of the German Masters Enters into the Party Mood For the Record Langer leads the Cakewalk Swedish ban extended Wentworth to spread share issue abroad Two of the best Ground is named Return in Sydney ideal for Widnes Rugby League By a Special Correspondent: Wigan are surprised by Oldham Tomorrow's Sport Ajax are banned for two seasons Kilconouhar Legal moves add further twist to United takeover Clough paid £3,300 a week Injuries hit Robson's Poland preparations Tribunal waits for Portuguese court decision Kwiatkowski has last word Turi notches a vital victory Germans go on test Sport in Brief Will has the way to assist England End Column
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