News from 04/04/1990
1990; Gale Group;
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Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, Richard Owen and Chris Walker, Graham Chainey, Nicholas Wood, Political Correspondent, Anatol Lieven, Linda Longmire, S. A. Grover, Simon Barnes, Neil Bennett, David Rhys Jones, Sheridan Morley, Douglas Broom, Education Reporter, Michael Stevenson, Brian Wenham, Nick Worrall, Hilary Finch, Tom Giles, Ian Murray, Michael Binyon, Clive Davis, D. B. Li. George (Director), Sarah Drummond, Mandarin (Michael Phillips), Victoria KcKee, Richard Eaton, Clifford Longley, Religious Affairs Editor, Michael McCarthy, Ray Clancy, Michael Dynes Transport Correspondent, Henry Gee, Sam Kiley Higher Education Reporter, Mitchell Platts, Golf Correspondent, Corinne Schmidt, Michael Tate, Ruth Gledhill, Nicola Chapman, Rodney Lord, Louise Taylor, Huon Mallalieu, Howard Stringer, Susan J. Thomas, David Tytler Education Editor, Peter Waymark, Martha Bates, Alan Hamilton, Ernest Beck, Michael Clark, Peter Davelle, P. E. Yonge, Charles Bremner, Irene Farnsworth, John Percival, Quentin Cowdry, Peter Davenport and Ronald Faux, Robert Cockburn, Robert Skidelsky, Harvey Elliott, Air Correspondent, Sally Jones, Nigel Williamson, Richard C. Wilson, P. J. D. Gething, Gavin Bell, Edgar Brennan, Sydney Friskin, Dennis Signy, Lin Jenkins, Gillian Bowditch, Mitchell Platts Golf Correspondent, Kenneth Walton, Alan Toogood, Horticulture Correspondent, David Toop, Christopher Goulding, Andrew McEwen, Diplomatic Editor, David Taylor, Education Editor, Kerry Gill, Craig Brown, Peter Bryan, Phil McLennan, Richard Evans, Stephen Slater, Oliver Chapple, Craig Seton, Richard Owen, Richard Evans Media Editor, Martin Searby, Barry Pickthall, Peter Guilford, Ian Ross, David Sapsted, Michael Hornsby, Agriculture Correspondent, Marya, Martin Fletcher and Michael Evans, Christopher Thomas, George Ace, John Goodbody, Colin Narbrough, Economics Correspondent, Michael Binyon and Simon Tait, Clive White, Matthew Parris, Douglas Broom Education Reporter, Malcolm McKeag, Volpone, Sarah Jane Checkland Art Market Correspondent, Alan Franks, Peter Yarranton, Alan Lee, Alan Lee Cricket Correspondent, Michael Knipe, Diplomatic Correspondent, Rebecca M. Denman, L. J. Brooks, Barry Wood, Philip Webster and Nicholas Wood, Nina E. C. Coltart, Graham Searjeant, David Sinclair, Melinda Wittstock, Andrew Lycett, Martin Waller, George Chesterton, Penelope Tremayne, Christopher Warman, Derek Harris, M. F. Barton, Quentin Cowdry, Home Affairs Correspondent, Robin Kemball, Arthur Leathley, Anne McElvoy, Susan MacDonald, Michael Evans, Harvey Elliott Air Correspondent, Colin Campbell, Peter Morley, Philip Jacobson, H. D. Berman, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Michael Coleman,
ResumoTory councils go free of poll tax cap Labour anger at Patten 'fix' Weapons after the Cold War Inside Durham warning Back to Liffe Rates hope England lose (Reuter): New GM chief Index Economic integration 'will take years' Give us back our Bolshoi, the Russians cry Picture Gallery History syllabus bias warning Remand prisoner dies as riot crumbles Business Presentations Moscow tightens frontier grip on Vilnius Judges 'need a lead from top to stop jailing people' Britain's Troubled Prisons Tension still high in several prisons Systematic grid of transport links 'vital for Channel tunnel' Officials saw no hint of riot in improved regime Visitors underline jail overcrowding Police told to leave court Alcohol ban for bus employees A down-and-out woman in London's… Midnight deadline for 'Three Graces' Abused girls are awarded £22,000 Bazoft not assaulted, inquest told Doorman cleaned of killing policeman Fatal game Rapist escapes Benn's debut Police lobby Dealing sentence Lendl damages Chess lead lost Correction Bishop of Durham foresees end of church-state link Drive to buy out council services 'gathering pace' Dentist in TSB share fraud fined Britons eating less meat to protect health, survey says Increase in length of air delays Ten years for £9m drugs gang leader Bomb scare disrupts President's visit Air UK 10% fall forecast for house prices Angry capped councils consider legal action Patten chooses high-spending option for tax capping Teachers' jobs 'put at risk' SNP president urges scrapping of warrant sales Willis rallies TUC against poll tax violence Labour challenges 'political' decision Community Charge Capping 1990/91 Council faces legal action by its registration officer No-confidence vote Camden estimates £1.5m cost for new billing Perrier Thatcher line on testing of facts rebuffed in report The History Curriculum Aerospatiale Picture Gallery Mongol conquest to Mughal empire Course Details School tests 'no threat to lesson time' Student aid plan may be rejected Labour jeers Patten's charge caps The Poll Tax £8m more for disabled Social Security British Nuclear Forum NHS scheme 'absurd' House of Lords Advert 'is dishonest' Pensions 'Delighted' Thatcher attacked Prime Minister Town £ Country Building Society Cost of running No 10 up 400% Skillcentres £11m buyout Tory attacks nuclear plan Foreign trips Parliament today Talks to play down Vilnius crisis Budapest politicians nurse their wounds Berlin Social Democrats do yet another somersault on coalition Azerbaijanis aided Lithuania deserters The high life turns sour at la Defense Kohl comes into his own at 60 (Reuter): Bulgaria clears way for free elections Britain not yet ready to rejoin Unesco Peugeot Diesels Arab-Israeli tension at new high as spy satellite launched Peres claims support to form government Ethiopia aid call as famine looms (Reuter): Rocard in concession to right Trump takes a gamble with minareted monster Picture Gallery Police protect democracy as Peru poll nears Panda-skin dealers executed (AFP): Murder trial (Reuter): Soldier freed Jiang elected (Reuter): Child record (Reuter): Crime wave (AFP): Coup arrests (AFP): Up in smoke At least 48 die as violence grips Punjab China poised to pass Basic Law for Hong Kong (Reuter): ANC leader claims police are siding with Zulus Hawke begins fourth term with Cabinet shuffle The Royal Bank of Scotland Tears, jeers and cheers as Imelda Marcos faces New York jury Mercury Who falls in the balance of the West's firepower? How green stays our valley The Times BBC Radio 4 Pm Environment Award The Name for Underlay Hot Spots across the World Facing the firing line Times Diary 'Delighted' Thatcher attacked Robert Skidelsky finds the report on history teaching an advance but still biased against knowledge Sir, it is with appreciation and deep regret. . . Alan Franks bids farewell to Leon Pilpel, Letters Editor of The Times Distinctions all around the class Marksmanship off target McElvoy on the muddle over German currency exchange Capping without a Cause Intolerable Danger Let Them Eat Beans 'Glasnost' in Lithuania War horses First-class post Poll tax disquiet Vital role of food in hospitals Treating malnutrition Recruiting scientists Letter of the law Mum's the word When life's play goes on too long Ilea and St Paul's Writing on the wall Cambridge ahead Court Circular Forthcoming marriages Debut for daffodil hybrids Marriage Memorial services The Right Rev Colin MacPherson Royal hospital Appointments Today's royal engagements Lincoln's Inn Anniversaries Lord Rothschild London Hospital Reception Hazelwood School Aldo Fabrizi Birthdays today Creating clean stars from grubby galaxies Science Report Luncheon Lloyd's Register Ali Irfan Sahinbas Dinner City of London Solicitors' Company Births Mr. D'oyly Carte The Times Rescue from economic ruin Corby When British Steel shut down its works in Corby, a third of the town's population was put out of work. Derek Harris looks at the district's remarkable recovery East Midlands Electricity Looking for boom after gloom B. A. T [U. K. and Export] Limited A rugged breed of men Town's loyalty is rewarded A face-lift planned for Corby includes a shopping centre complex which will rival those in the surrounding areas Theme park 'go-ahead' Corby Works Business offers a second chance Irene Farnsworth looks at how small companies that have been lured to Corby are helping it regain its feet as they grow with the town Dash for desert dots Isabel Wolff on the increasing commercial exploitation of Aboriginal paintings Gaudy parade in Jacobean animal house Theatre Benedict Nightingle Volpone Almeida Russia's mad, mad world of blind man's buff Benedict Nightingale Marya Old Vic Royal Opera House Gramophone Dance John Percival Bolshoi Stars Orchard, Dartford A voice of age and experience Recital Hilary Finch Fischer-Dieskan/Höll Wigmore Hall The Times Against natural justice? Television Help, it's the holidays again Are term breaks the chance for working mothers to spend more time with their offspring, or the signal for panic? Sarah Drummond has some suggestions The Times Ten Steps to Comparative Sanity over the Easter Holidays In session with the desert court The Times on Saturday in Colour Multiyork A healthy marriage Briefly A round-up of news, views and information Sleep easy Easter fare Laura ashley Books on show Picture Gallery Dieter's dream Rock Today Rock, Jazz & World Music Thursday Opera, Dance & Books Friday Classical Music Monday Art & Auctions Tuesday Theatre & Cabaret Top 10 UK Singles Top 10 UK Albums Concise Crossword No 2144 Entertainments Ubiquitous chip chap Jazz World Music Cinema Guide The Times Tipping the scales off-balance Television Choice Television & Radio Radio Choice Churchill The Times Crossword Puzzle No 18,259 Lambeth's delight at capping escape Sanctions' rebuke for Thatcher at Palace Russian security forces take a lead from Fbi Weather More pesticide testing Ploughing Into the simply confusing Political sketch Business and Finance 25-31 Executive Editor David Brewerton The Pound Federated in talks with banks Tip advances Stock Markets Tourist Rates Liffe plans to merge with options market Major hint of interest rate cut next year Doctus to manage £2.6bn USSR deal Chloride pulls the plug on Altus By Our Financial Editor: Water sale cost is set at £I28m Mecca's debt legacy hits shares The—levitt—group No Title Brittan plans Rover action Novo-Nordisk Dice are still loaded against Mecca Tempus Reserves fall by $429m Bodycote inquiry continues YK Pao firms in hotel talks Johnston slips Alcan passes Tunnel record Reception & Telephone Olives to sell offshoot as results slip by £1/2m Business Roundup Peek up 36% to £11.3m Restaurants serve £10.1m Sharp fall at Delaney Sema keys in £17.5m profit Shandwick 'largest' By Our City Staff: Ridley waives pledges on Plessey break-up Company Briefs Friends of the Elderly MoD fraud squad launches inquiry at Astra Holdings Pulbrook names poised to issue writs Marshall draws up airline battle plan Pressure mounts on Carter The Times City Diary Disposal lifts Meggitt A stroke of luck The Times City Diary By Our City Staff: Brammer profit hit by costs of revamp Soled The Times City Diary Working it out The Times City Diary Priest's accounts qualified Stoy Hayward Labour in deep water Open season on the closed door contract Comment Dow rises 36 points in spate of buying Wall Street Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts (Reuter): Nikkei in 757-point recovery Tokyo Alpha Stocks Third Market Commodities Trading in bank shares gives impetus to lacklustre market Stock Market Recent Issues Traditional Options Foreign Exchanges Money Markets London Financial Futures The Times Useful gains Stock Exchange Prices Bain chief tells of Lyons payments The Guinness trial Lucas Profits fall as Co-op Bank lifts provisions Cash accounting Hacker danger in computer share registration Business Letters Matter of record Tessa's effect World Market Indices London Traded Options Wedgwood stuffiness Minister was economical with his reasons The Times Unit Trust Information Service Old case law of no help in construing codifying Act Libel not blocked by complaint Blame a message, not the medium Broadcast Alan Smith Advertising Multiple Display Advertising Items Harvard Public Relations Haymarket to market? Would the aspiring Tory leader part with his publishing baby? Andrew Lycett reports Promotions Manager Harrington Kilbride PLC Findlay Publications Limited PC Dealer Editor Beware television's free-for-all In his speech to be given to the Royal Television Society tonight, Howard Stringer, president of Cbs, warns of the inherent dangers as British television prepares to move from duopoly to open market BBC Banking Personnel Pace the Total Communications Business Great Grimsby Graduates The Ironbridge Institute Tolley Millicom Information Services Multiple Classified Advertising Items A shout from the sponsors Are television advertisements too noisy? More viewers are complaining, leading to calls for a new study on the problem Regus Recruitment Executive Choice Simpson (Piccadilly) Ltd. 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Multiple Classified Advertising Items What to See, where to Buy The Old Bakery Antiques The Sladmore Gallery Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Action on the auction front Country house sales are one of the most likely sites for a true bargain—but a lot of enthusiasm and energy is required No let-up in pursuit of excellence Peter Yarranton, chairman of the Sports Council, replies to Sebastian Coe's fears over the national centres Selling off a nation's sporting gold Fletcher is left out of championship final by Middlesex Rugby Union England reassert their authority Thorburn misses cup semi-final New national squad is in need of a sponsor Ice Skating £500,000 puts athletics on right track Today's Fixtures Four-day game is winning converts Overseas Cricket International Roll of Honour Sport on TV Cordle and Edwards are picked for squad Rugby League Final game will again decide title Netball Prean in fresh move to block Chen selection Table Tennis Bishops Yarn doubtful for National after gallops fall Call Collect camp given boost by Noble Scamp Results from yesterday's two meetings Hamilton Park Sedgefield Rapid Raceline Donovan Rose can excel once more on favourite track Racing Armytage condition Felton double at Heythrop point-to-point SIS considering legal action against Curley Mandarin, By Our Newmarket Correspondent: Hamilton Park Selections Mandarin: Huntingdon Selections Hannon opens new account The Times Racing Service Channel 4 brings on the Belles Sport on Television Rafferty fighting first-timer's nerves Europe's No. 1 takes cherished place among the select field for the Masters at Augusta Snow Reports Cut out for a green jacket Johnson bait outrages West German officials Athletics ESFA honours its unsung heroes Schools Football London to challenge the holders Hockey Ballesteros out to lay Augusta bogy Public's chance for debate Rorc the Times Safety at Sea Conference New Zealand ketches open up lead over Rothmans Yachting Robertson achieves a singles double Bowls (AP): Rajas told life ban must stay Late goals maintain Rangers' posh for high League finish Football Hillsborough set to remove fences Last Night's Results For the Record Tranmere book their passage Sunderland 's stealth on the break unsettles United Waddle is unknown factor Sampdoria on course Argentina restricted by Linfield Amritraj gives vent to his feelings of injustice Tennis City race series is set up Cycling Following in fathers' footsteps Motor Racing Snow survives a testing quarter-final Real Tennis US Masters Golf Hotline Sports Council Shadow boxing for the main event Moseley inflicts further pain on England batsmen Bosch "ALL-in the Ear" Hearing Aids (Reuter), (AP): Australians warned off Sport in Brief Nicholas's malaria is confirmed Navratilova supports delay (AFP): Tennis tour threatened Liverpool put on intimidators FA panel rejects Macari's appeal
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