News from 28/02/1990
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Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, A. W. Tweedale (Manager Director), Sheila Gunn, Political Reporter, Anatol Lieven, Hazhir Teimourian, Neil Bennett, David Wyatt Acting Director, Mark Souster, Ronald Faux, Geraldine Bedell, Paul Rowlandson, David Lea, David Rhys Jones, Special Correspondent, David Gower, Vyvyan Tenorio, N. Cooksley, Philip Howard, John Bell, City Editor, Ian Murray, James Bone, Richard Evans, Media Editor, Carol Leonard, Richard Streeton, Mick Jagger, Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, Simon Wilde, Clive Murphy, Kevin Eason, John Peek, Edgar Duchin, Joe Joseph, Michael Seely Racing Correspondent, Charles Wintour, R. J. FitzGERALD, Henry Gee, Ruth Gledhill, Philip Herbert, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Griff Rhys Jones, Louise Taylor, Douglas Broom, Peter Waymark, Paul Parker, David Jones Associate Director, Alan Hamilton, Robin Young, John Halas, President, Ernest Beck, Nicholas Hinton Director, John Galsworthy, Michael McCarthy, Environment Correspondent, Michael Clark, David Speir, John Young, Kevin Eason Motoring Correspondent, Peter Davelle, Charles Bremner, D. B. Forrest, Quentin Cowdry Home Affairs Correspondent, Stephen Plowden, Jane Wyatt, Sam Kiley and Libby Jukes, Roddy MacKenzie, Victoria Mckee, Oleg Gordievsky, Gavin Bell, Andrew McEwen Diplomatic Editor and Robin Oakley Political Editor, Sydney Friskin, David Miller, Gillian Bowditch, Philip Webster, Chief Political Correspondent, (Michael Phillips), Richard Attenborough Chairman, Francis Barnes, Benedict Nightingdale, David Powell Athletics Correspondent, Sheridian Morley, Kerry Gill, Alan Lee, Cricket Correspondent, Paul Wilkinson and Angela Mackay, kate Hoey, Paul Griffiths, Steve Acteson, Liz Gill, Phil McLennan, Craig Seton, Richard Owen, Richard Evans Media Editor, Peter Dear and Gillian Maxey, Barry Pickthall, Roger Boyes, Martin Fletcher and Our Foreign Staff, David Sapsted, Brian Beel, Derek Harris, Industrial Editor, Michael Dynes, Transport Correspondent, Roy Berocay, David Brewerton, Mike Westbrook, John Goodbody, Zbigniew Brzezinski, Jill Sherman Social Services Correspondent, Craig Lord, Alan Tillier, Matthew Parris, Douglas Broom Education Reporter, Charles Knevitt, Sarah Jane Checkland Art Market Correspondent, Richard Ford and Sheila Gunn, Michael Austin, W. M. Douglas, Owen Jenkins, Richard Ford and Derek Harris, Melinda Wittstock, Jim Hiley, David Sapsted, Melinda Wittstock and Neil Bennett, R. D. Turner, Derek Harris Industrial Editor, Anne McElvoy, Tim Rice, Matthew Bond, Colin Campbell, Susan Ellicott, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Richard Ford, Colin McQuillan, Margaret Stansgate, Rodney Lord Economics Editor, Mary Dejevsky, Managua, and Martin Fletcher,
ResumoInsurers fear £5bn storm damage costs Death toll rises to 18 as hundreds in coastal towns flee floods Tournament of the Mind Flawed idol? Ames dies Index Sandinistas will try to keep army, says Ortega Motorway drivers face the four-month traffic jam Astute Gorbachov gets his way on presidency Establishment under attack Directors' chief on UK decline Picture Gallery Lords revolt fails student loans Trafalgar House Europe Council likely to challenge poll tax News Roundup Test to embryo Bill Theme park go-ahead Inner-city initiatives New drugs campaign Rover car of the year Joint sell-off for power companies next year Sun Life Sandbag volunteers fight rising flood tides Cash battle looms over sea defences Old stractures, poor design and lack of funds blamed as storms batter coastal walls BBC White Knight counters Tory criticism Legal action threat on Twyford Down ruling Clarke denies cuts in patient services Health service spending BAe union set to win two hours off work Flirtatious stallion's owner is fined £300 Boy of 11 locked in cold, dark attic cell, court told Fellow prisoner 'was told of killing' Case opeas into murder 13 years ago of Australian heiress Lady Avon wins settlement Marine freed after Killing his wife and son No explantion for double shooting Athlete 'Knocked off own moral pedestal' Kidney surgeon admits ignoring GMC guideline Clamp on advertising that exploits women Abbey National Portfolio Volvo The Charges Universities facing £250m repairs bill Funding crisis Rushdie counsel hits back over deaths 'Manipulative Saunders bamboozled directors' The Guinness Case GRE (AFP): Kasparov resigns after pawn sacrifices Head guilty Gibraltar cost Water costs Ban extended Writing award Newspapers still in contempt as fines for Spycatcher dropped Change to protect witnesses The Guildford and Woolwich Inquiry Our Legal Affairs Correspondent: Child evidence ruling upheld Incest case Value of Picassos soars seven-fold Saleroom No Title Teachers 'could do better' on literacy Mystery of civil servant's death remains unresolved Pollution director's suicide Sun Alliance Examiner's actions defended MS No Title Frontline presidents honour Mandela ANC leader's first foreign visit in 27 years 200 missing after mud buries village World Roundup (Reuter): Kaifu's Cabinet win Gunman kills three (Reuter): Water threat to Italy Iraqi groups unite Getty publishing loss (Reuter): Donkey fiesta attack Claim of 300 dead in Iranian protests Israelis set to accept US formula on peace talks Mother awaits judge's ruling to visit 'hidden' child From a Correspondent, Hong Kong: UK urged to foot boat people bill Manila troops on alert after arrest of Enrile Uruguay allows duel to death ITN Poland and Israel heal an old wound Changing Face of Europe No love lost on the Oder-Neisse German reunification Dole queues are forming in East The Transylvanian culture war hots up Mitterrand guru sells a vision in the supermarket The Royal Bank of Scotland Gorbachev adopts twin-track policy on Baltic problem Changing Face of Europe Prince sacked Famine plea Black Horse Life Ortega hints at power struggle Militants denopunce Nicaragua poll as 'Sandalistas' bewail their paradise lost6 US labels Castro 'Ceausescu of Caribbean' BBC Reality is grim guest at fiesta 61 die in Indian election clashes (Reuter): Twelth victim Judge injured (Reuter): Exxon move (AP): Mine attack (Reuter): Japan visit (Reuter): Noriega delay (Reuter): Sri Lanka plea (Reuter): Stock taking Loans are 'academic junk bonds' Education City 'is laundering drug cash' Labour ready for tough health battle NHS and community care Bill Committee Stage Thatcher defends increases in power and water prices Prime Minister Bradford & Bingley Plea to cap Liberal council More 'but not better' Nicaragua election Returning teachers Parliament today The world's most powerful man? As President Gorbachov plans sweeping new powers, the former Kgb officer and double agent Oleg Gordievsky looks at his troubled empire and asks: should the western powers try to help him Tomorrow Caution, children at work Working parents have been crying out for more child-care facilities, yet nurseries which were set up close to their offices in the City to meet the demand are almost empty. What is going wrong? Liz Gill investigates The Times Multiyork Taking a breather & Briefly a round-up of news, views and information Hiero learning Dial help Chelsea fun Detention of suspects Homeowners Fruebdly Society Richard Ford Picture Gallery You think you've had storms? This is the tunnel that buried itself Stephen Plowden argues that on environmental, cost and safety grounds the Channel tunnel project has failed and must be cancelled Europe, meet Amerippon Zbigniew Brzezinski urges a deeper US-Japanese relationship Poisoned apple for the teacher Douglas Broom counseis coution on staff contemplating a strike The Times Pomeranian Bones Motorway Madness An Unloved Scheme Legal rights of genetic mothers Dumping scrap tyres Buying British Iron rations Access to Britain's film heritage Aid to Ethiopia German anthem Illuminated address Kidney donor cards Panoramic view Theme holidays Ways of curbing marine pollution Wider ecumenism Ton or tonne? Court Circular Forthcoming marriages Luncheons Viscount Waverley Raising medical issues in House of Lords debates Birthdays Sir George Allen Cosmic cartographers face a regular spacing dilemma Science Report Reception The Leys School Leslie Ames Obituaries Aleert behind the stumps, prolific at the crease Service dinner Woman canon Lord Fieldhouse Dr Sydney Jones Inventor of the Advanced Passenger Train Charles Williams Today's royal engagements Dinners Inner Temple Anniversaries Multiple Classified Advertising Items Heartlessness of Parliament Multiple Classified Advertising Items Wood- On Sunday February 25th, at Park Lodge,… Birth and Death notices may be accepted over the… Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund Latest wills Services Multiple Classified Advertising Items University news Multiple Classified Advertising Items Overseas Travel Multiple Classified Advertising Items Winter Sports Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Overseas Property Multiple Classified Advertising Items Benat Chauvel Arzon France Multiple Classified Advertising Items Continued on page 36 Multiple Display Advertising Items France Vaucressott Paris' smartest outskirt, Splendid… Multiple Classified Advertising Items Algarve Close Carvoeiro 2 storey villa with… Offered in Spain Costa Blanca - Javea Multiple Classified Advertising Items La Manga U. S. A Villars Switzerland Land for Sale Wates Watchers well worth watching Television Shadowlands Gramophone Demon Prince back from exile Controversy is never far from the plays of Edward Bond. Profile by Jim Hiley Missing the doom and pain Theatre Bus Stop Lyric A master's plan In Washington DC, Charles Knevitt sees Wren's original designs for St Paul's Concert Beatles in jazz beat Jazz Clive Davis The Times Thursday Concise Crossword No 2114 Entertainments Concerts Picture Gallery Word-Watching Winning Move In Praise of Rattigan Scientific fact or fiction? Television Choice Television & Radio Radio Choice WWF Hurd's way into EC for East bloc The Times Crossword Puzzle No 18,229 Mandela feted by African leaders Word-Watching Aa Roadwatch Weather Tory Hong Kong warping PM's Questions - blowing in the wind Political sketch Business & Finance The Pound Stock Market SEC seeks repayment NIESR cheer Sedgwick up Tourist Rates Hurd underlines rewards in Eastern bloc Swiss in talks on Battersea power station Fletsand buys more Goldberg It's British - and it must be the best Ambassador seeks £10m sponsorship for Expo '92 showcase Network-sharing may save cellular phone firms ?1.5bn Picture Gallery Capital & Counties Pound hit by profit takers TransAtlantic STC set to spark on R&d spending Tempus Optimism on aircraft helps BAe and R-R Stock Market (Reuter): Value seekers boost Dow Nikkei rebound grows with 442-point rise in first hour World Markets Roddick to lobby over animal experiments Business Roundup Bensons rises to £1.25m Alpha advances 154% Chieftain up 28% to £1.3m Isotron up to £1.35m Traditional Options SEET loss as demand dips Eastbourne tops £1.4m Wall Street BET divisions 'could fetch up to £350m' Bell reports Australia's biggest loss Subsidiary for Govett move Faster parcels Wereldhave up Ewart passes Plum for Big Apple Phipps Irish lament NHL chief executive leaves after a boardroom dispute TransAtlantic to buy-in Continental holdings The Times Ny City Diary Guy is not so green The Times Ny City Diary Picture Gallery C&C rises to £51.3m Howard's wait Alfred McAlpine up 15% at £23.6m Complaint by Jameel Cellnet Heroes and villains of the enterprise culture Comment Optimism amid the gloom London Traded Options Morgan attacks anti-enterprise establishment attitudes World Market Indices Stock Watch The Times Sterling says investors cause short-termism Iod Convention About 2,500 company directors went to the 41st annual convention of the Institute of Directors to consider the current state of Britain's enterprise culture and how its growth may be ensured so it becomes a permanent feature of the new decade. Derek Harris, Industrial Editor, reports from London's Albert Hall Recent Issues 'Why Hong Kong must be kept thriving' Unit trusts 'confusion' Brierley stake in Scientific Alpha Stocks Banks 'getting closer to business and its needs' Storehouse doses 12 Habitat sites as £11m loss looms Olives Green J&S ahead Armitage lifts Baltic rises £1.3m salary Equities mark time Stock Exchange Prices The Times Unit Trust Information Service Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts Third Market Commodities Foreign Exchanges Money Markets London Financial Futures Hobstones Multiple Classified Advertising Items Crone Corkill Temps Attention Sports Lovers Crone Corkill Maine - Tucker Options Exec Sec/admin Asst Baring Brothers & Co., Limited Harrods City Secretaries Secretary Angela Mortimer McKenna& Co Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Arts Council AFB Churchill Berkeley Appointments Bilingual Personal Assistant/secretary The printed word as seen on TV The Press Span PEPE Harvard Power to the people? Press ombudsmen are ready and waiting for readers' complaints, as Andrew Lycett reports BVS DK Morgan Keating S Martin's College of Higher Education EL Computers Ltd BBC Commonwealth Institute City of London Investment College Ltd Marketing Assistant Copies before ad copy Advertising is not the first priority of a new women's magazine due out next week. Geraldine Bedell reports on a sales-based launch Help Hammer Cancer The International Federation of Actors Cornhill Publications Abbess European Division of Harrington Kilbride Plc A chance to let your enterprise shine The Automata Museum (York) Ltd Trainee Future and Options Broker Dynasty, chapter two His publishing father was fond of motorbikes, parties and Elizabeth Taylor. Is Steve Forbes different? 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Multiple Classified Advertising Items More offices, but the search will go on Commercial Property For Investors Tourist Flats in Canary Islands Ideal… Office Development Sites Glenrothes, Fife Ri+b William Hillary & Company Corby Enterprise Zone Chariots Urgently Looking for Freehold Office Building in… Office Development Sites Picture Gallery Belgium Freehold Site with Detailed Planning for 3 Houses in… In the Market City of Brussels Freehold for Sale Petersfield Hampshire Freehold Property Portfolio City Fringe-E1 Factory Unit for Sale Jermyn Street Land Wanted Property Monthly Berghem Mews Shop Lease for Sale in Walton Street Sw3 Ec1 - F/h France Hayling Island France Freehold Builders Yard/plant Depot Livingston called up but selectors still leave sprinting gaps Athletics Edinburgh takes over tournament Netball Newspapers in contempt over 'Spycatcher' extracts but no penalty imposed Law Report February 28 1990 Court of Appeal Royal recognition of media progress Sport for the Disabled Crane owners liable for driver's negligence McConkey v Amec Malory move into the pole position Volleyball Fibbens to train with new coach in Canada Swimming BBC is accused of televising sports at unsociable hours Sky Cambridge sweep superb wing play Hockey: The Light Blues Maintain their 11-Year Stranglehold on the University Match Australians win in knife-edged finish Bowls Today's Fixtures Mandarin: Captain Mor to relish shorter trip Wetherby Selections Mandarin: Lingfield Park Selections The Times Racing Service Meikleour injury blow to Fitzgerald Cheltenham plans Brittain proceeds with Kentucky Derby raid Sponsor ends support Asmussen fit for new term 'Dead' horse to run soon LMBC likely to secure double Rowing Lambs hit top gear belatedly Squash Rackets Record crowd expected at St Andrews Golf Rapid Raceline Exercising control at the wheel Autocratic and unpredicatable, Jean-Marie Balestre believes in maintaining a credible sporting authority. David Miller meets the main in the driving seat of world motor sport Fiery Lawrence is too hot to handle Cricket: Forgotten England Fast Bowler Shows Intimidating Form against Reluctant Zimbabw Cricketcall Destroyers in the channel Ranji Trophy record beaten MCC's Argentine assignment Pridgeon's benefit is a record Frost is blessed with no favours by draw Badminton Talking a tough fight Boxing Snow Reports Cambridge claim their place in the Cup quarter-finals Football: Fourth Division's Remaining Representatives Stun Bristol City with Second-Half Goal Rush Le Tissier's three humble Norwich Masters in charge of change Rugby Union: Moseley Begin their Pilkington Cup Countdown Well by Beating Neighbours Nuneation Webb to leave Bristol Higgins finds the will to overcome Mountjoy Snooker Weather may hit cup replay Luckless Hateley faces more surgery Oldham 's replay is called off Wales put through their paces For the Record Andrew receives his recompense at last Finnish crew is kept in suspense by damaged keel Yachting Ferrari to challenge Motor Racing Future of sport served up in a dish How has the cricket lover been seved by teh television revolution in the early days of the Test series in the Caribbean? Tim Rice, lyricist and president of the Lord's Taverners, gives his view from the armchair England's battle plan prepares for final thrust Scoreboard from Sabina Park (U. K.) Ltd. (Reuter): Elliott breaks world indoor 1,500m record Rusty Arsenal goalless again (Reuter): Ticket-tout trouble Player of two roles Sport in Brief Basketball giant collapses and dies in top game Sport is worth a lottery's benefits End Column
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