News from 14/09/1990
1990; Gale Group;
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Christopher Macy, Harold Cudmore, Sheila Gunn, Political Reporter, Nicholas Wood, Political Correspondent, Cliff Norbury, Mike Owen, Paul Bompard, Hugh Hanning (Chairman), P. B. Lucas, Mark Souster, Ivo Tennant, Phil Collins, Michael Stevenson, Michael Seely, Racing Correspondent, Philip Howard, Sally Brompton, Ian Murray, N. D. Duncan, Michael Binyon, Mary Dejevsky and Ian Murray, Diana Lamplugh (Director), George Sivell, Emma Brindley, Carol Leonard, Richard Streeton, Kevin Eason, Motoring Correspondent, Tony Patrick, C. J. Dale, Colin Narbrough, Roddy Forsyth, Adrian Morgan, Gerald Davies, Martin Fletcher, Michael Dynes Transport Correspondent, Robert Plant, Mitchell Platts, Golf Correspondent, Peter Davenport, Tim Jones Employment Correspondent, Peter Stothard, US Editor, Peter Ball, David Thurloe, Irene Seccombe, Michael Knipe, Louise Taylor, Robin Knox-Johnson, Michael Clark, Philip Robinson, Douglas Broom, Local Government Correspondent, Charles Bremner, Michael Hughes, John Hennessy, David Wyatt (Director), Jane Wyatt, Harvey Elliott, Air Correspondent, Gavin Bell, John Woodcock, Robert Kirley, Melinda Wittstock Media Correspondent, Lin Jenkins, Gillian Bowditch, Geoffrey Wheeler, (Michael Phillips), Josephine Fairley, Sandy Bisp, Jonathan Prynn, Denis Tingay's, John Russell Taylor, Barbara Amiel, Raymond Keene, Chess Correspondent, Paul Griffiths, Steve Acteson, Richard Evans, Craig Seton, David Powell, Athletics Correspondent, Christine James, Janet Stobart, Barry Pickthall, Keith Wheatley, John Adams, John O'leary, Higher Education Correspondent, Richard Bassett, Stuart Millson, Michael Hornsby, Agriculture Correspondent, George Harris, Derek Harris, Industrial Editor, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Michael McCarthy and Philip Webster, Christopher Thomas, John Goodbody, David Young, John Beishon, Chief Executive, Philip Howard Literary Editor, Christopher Walker, Colin Narbrough, Economics Correspondent, Mel Webb, Clive White, Brenda Cabras, Thomson Prentice, Medical Correspondent, Peter Victor, Alan Lee Cricket Correspondent, Michael Knipe, Diplomatic Correspondent, Philip Webster and Nicholas Wood, Efraim Karsh, Philip Pangalos, Stephen Pettitt, Tim Jones, Benedict Nightingale, Derek Harris, Quentin Cowdry, Home Affairs Correspondent, David Tytler, Education Editor, Michael Evans Defence Correspondent, Jack Bailey, Frances Gibb, Derek Harris Industrial Editor, Charles Kirkman, Amir Taheri, Matthew Bond, Elaine Fogg and Peter Victor, Philip Jacobson, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Mary Dejevsky, Richard Findlay, Managing Director, Stuart Jones, Football Correspondent, A. M. N. Gardner (Control of Infection Officer),
ResumoOur Foreign Staff: US tells allies war unlikely for two months Review after congressional poll NUM drops Scargill case Ferries accused German treaty Harrods hotel Accountancy exam Boat Show Index On Other Pages Wallace wins £30,000 award against ministry Booker list: no shocks, no horror, no Rushdie Township blacks kill 26 on train No Clapham prosecution despite inquest verdicts Anti-inflation battle takes its toll on jobs The San Roque Club Saturday Review Clapham verdict paves way for prosecutions over safety The Clapham verdict raises questions over charges arising out of inquests. Frabces Gibb reports Scargill rejects resignation call NUM leader announces end of dispute with call to renew fight against the 'common enemy' United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority Vaccine and pill give hope of cure for women's cancers Babies may have to be left to die, doctor says Hollow victory ends summer of discontent Coroner's demands add to pressure on costs Four face holiday jet trial Riot charges Deception case Corrections Operators of ferry inefficient from top down, QC says Bogus cabbie earned £300 Death plot CID man jailed No evidence for charges in ritual abuse enquiry GP cleared of haying affairs with patients Lloyds Bank Concert promoters to be given guidance on safety EC warns France against farmers' violent tactics Live sheep export ban sought NatWest the Action Bank Survey finds one in four garden centres a disgrace Tourist industry urged to cater for the Japanese The Ultimate Driving Machine Property agencies biased against blacks, survey finds Comet Picture Gallery Propaganda man vows to continue fight to clear name Rspca The air and graces of a woman Spitfire pilot Sole application form will ease university and polytechnic entry How schools could bring their open spaces back to life Dell Computer Corporation Ruling is refused on gay parade complaint Sky Parties ready to reopen the battle for green vote Owen sides with Thatcher against Euro superstate Minister 'gave in on training' Iraq 'noose' must stay, Kinnock says Cargo-Q Business rating appeals fewer than expected Why war limited to Kuwait would play into Saddam's hands Britons urged to flee as invaders resort to terror Kuwait Reuter: Cancer man detained Dixons Picture Gallery Mubarak sends envoy to court Rafsanjani Iran and Egypt Tornado formation salutes the Few Saudi Arabia Chalker warns of further pressure Refugees Assad pledges more men and tanks to boost Arab forces Syria UK not ready to woo Damascus New Woman Husain's red carpet for old enemies Jordan (Reuter): Dutch arrest cargo ship (Reuter): Message delay Kremlin role (AP): Hague help (AFP): Sports backing Travel block Danes set sail House wants all US troops home by 1994 United States Harrods (Reuter): Thousands flee as violence rages through the townships Husband's win in frozen embryo case (Reuter): Garrison rescue (Reuter): Nuclear plant fire Albanians killed (Reuter): Coup allegations New York tabloid faces final deadline Germany and Soviet Union vow to be good neighbours for next 20 years (Reuter): Moscow eases rules for foreign firms Picture Gallery Bugatti back in the fast lane US court rejects spy book ban after protest The Times Degree Course Vacancy Service Flaunting a flounder Alan Coren .. . and moreover Tehran looks beyond the showdown Amir Taheri on Iranian manoeuvrings to take advantage of the Gulf confrontation Lorry drivers and cyclists the risk factor in action John Adams on the human propensity to make nonsense of attempts by 'accident enquiries' to make life safer Moscow spy riddle solved The Times Diary Marching on Stomachs Time for Pessimism Faeroes Heroes Aid plight of refugees in Jordan Golf v. farming Speaking Welsh Infection in hospital Goat comforts Letters to the Editor should carry a daytime… A radio station for rock music? Identifying police Aircraft smoke hoods Examination questions Proms patriotism Court Circular Memorial service Anniversaries Birthdays today Latest wills Silver medal Dinners Duke's bargain basement Today 's royal engagements John Challenge John Challenge, reputedly Britain's longest-serving male model, died in London on September 8 from cancer. He was in his late seventies Gray's Inn scholarships Dr John Bowlby Dr John Bowlby, CBE, consultant psychiatrist, Tavistock Clinuc from 1946 to 1972, died on September 2 aged 83. He was born on February 26,1907 Forthcoming marriages Appointments Legal University news Church news William March William Joseph "Bill" March, a leading British climbe and mountaineering a author. died while on an expedition in British Columbia on September 8 aged 49. He was born in east London in 1941 Lord Caradon Marriages Company of Chartered Architects Drawing home Royal visit St George's School, Ascot Patrick Ide Queen's College, London Announcements & Personal Capture of Seringapatam Concise Crossword No 2280 In the Matter of Boots Life Assurance Limited Culture and company lore As anthropologists run out of primitive societies to study, Josephine Fairley reports on how their skills are being used in the corporate jungle Thermabond LTD Killer among the holiday souvenirs How a Yorkshir terrier has raised again the spectre of rabies in Britain The stiff upper lips that tremble to tell all In cases where a man is deeply hurt, the therapy of talking or writing about the event simply won's satisfy him. What he needs is blood Ycare International Thoroughly modern Galleries John Russell Taylor on complementary exhibition of italian and British art King Street blues loom for the Lyric Arts Funding Benedict Nightingle on the financial threat facing one of London's liveliest threatres Rocky Horror Show Bonhams Island leave-taking Briefing Tokyo joys Last chance Vox Simon & Garfunkel A-Z Guide to Rock Simple Minds Density matched by richness Opera Wozzeck Coliseum Theatre The Dark Lady Reads the Sonnets Lyric Studio Hammersmith Proms Concertgebouw/chailly Albert Hall/Radio 3 Word-Watching Entertainments Winning Move Cinema Guide Theatre Guide Today's Events Television & Radio First direct Britain likely to send full battle brigade to Gulf soon BAOR to make a green move eastwards The Times Crossword No 18,399 Court acquits Bhutto minister Word-Watching Architectalk AA Roadwatch WPA Health Insurance Weather No Title Business and Finance Walters renews the ERM fight Spurs 'squabbles' upset Maxwell Three-way talks RTZ down 4% The Pound Stock Market Interest Rates Currencies Gold North Sea Oil Tourist Rates Jobless rise as high rates policy bites Creditable budget deal may mean US rates cut Laing and Costain join list of hard-hit housebuilders Sporting chance for Clearmark in Russia By our Industrial Editor: £10m drive for quality leisure travel market BA aims for the top By our City Staff: 'Best hotel in London' planned by Harrods L&G warns on domestic premiums The "Shell" Transport and Trading Company,… No Title Strike curbs Rolls at half time Hostile bid for Tootal still possible says Alliance BTR never changes its spots UB group bites into Europe ICI chief predicts lower profits Earnings dilution fears at Willis £4.1 m fall at AB Electronic Coronation slips Olives falls Kleinwort post Canada News Ruling on flexible electricity contracts Business Roundup Brake Bros ahead 30.2% Matthews at £6.2m Property up to £2.8m Sirdar down to £5.3m Company Briefs STTC raises dividend Tharsis falls to £260,000 Borg on the ball The Times City Diary All in a name Once-bitten Goats is now twice shy Comment Verbal battle over ERM options for chancellor Smoke screening The Times City Diary Savings saga The Times City Diary HQ with no name The Times City Diary RTZ Half Year Results RTZ fuels dividend debate Tempus Legal & General BZW cuts forecast for Bass Stock Market World Markets Arabella Airport Hotel Düsseldorf ABP profits ahead 24% despite slump in property division World Market Indices Rolls Royce Major Indices Major Changes By our City Staff: Eagle searches for cash (Reuter): Iveco to take 60% stake in Spanish firm Alpha Stocks London Traded Options Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts The Times Unit Trust Information Service Third Market Commodities Foreign Exchanges Money Markets London Financial Futures Equities lose ground Stock Exchange Prices Timeless peasant heart of Italy Lazio A few miles from the Eternal City is an ancient rural idyll, Richard Bassett says Notice for Tender When in Rome stray outside High technology gives the capital a new reputation A hive of industry adds to the image of political power and artistic heritage Eternal love for a frustrating city Blocked by traffic and bureaucracy, Rome's magnificent setting and style make it still irresistible to citizens and visitors alike Regione Lazio In the footsteps of the Pope in the Alban hills Tourists miss so much natural beauty nearby if they restrict their sightseeing to the Vatican, the Colosseum and Gucci. Janet Stobart reports Nature gives its best for the feast An abundance of meat, vegetables, and fruit mean the eating is good Vatican's back garden The area was one of the first in Italy that man inhabited Glorious past that is still being dug up Discovery and restoration add to Lazio's history White and red and drunk all over Frascati now travels consistently well to achieve quality and arrive drinkable, thanks to investment in new technology Regione Lazio Hill House Hammond Grand prix Karting Centre Formula Fun Racing Multiple Classified Advertising Items 320i Auto 325 SE Auto 4 Door Multiple Classified Advertising Items 525i A. S. E. Multiple Classified Advertising Items Route Master Double Decker Coach Peugeot Multiple Classified Advertising Items BMW 525SE Multiple Classified Advertising Items Notice to Readers Multiple Classified Advertising Items Holbein Saab Car & Mobile Phones Mobile Carphones Car & Mobile Phones XJS Convertible Jaguar XJS Convertible Multiple Classified Advertising Items Volvo XJS V12 Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mann Egerton Multiple Classified Advertising Items 928 S4 944 Turbo Multiple Classified Advertising Items 911 Coupe 911 SSE Multiple Classified Advertising Items Rawsons Eurocars Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Four Wheel Drive Shogun LWB Turbo Diesel Multiple Classified Advertising Items Range Rover Discovery 1990 Multiple Classified Advertising Items Volkswagen Scotts Multiple Classified Advertising Items Roadwise Multiple Classified Advertising Items Classic Cars Collection for Sale Stag 1973 E Type Roadster Multiple Classified Advertising Items Trabant-driver traumas What happens when East Germans discard their high-polluting slow-moves for the real cars of the West? Alvis 1935 Silver Eagle SG Multiple Classified Advertising Items Performance Cars Glenvarigill Company LTD Bonhams 1929 Chevvy Roadster Multiple Classified Advertising Items General Motors Wanted Multiple Classified Advertising Items Please don't mention the Japanese Nissan is determined that its new Primera will appeal to Europeans. But there are one or tow image probelms that may bother buyers Toyota Centre Multiple Classified Advertising Items Aston Martin Virage Multiple Classified Advertising Items Porsche Swiss Advanced Learning Clinic Car Buyers' Guide Mercedes Authorised Dealers Mercedes 300CE Multiple Classified Advertising Items 1988 E Reg 230 E Merecedes 300 CE Multiple Classified Advertising Items 500 SL Mercedes 300E Mercedes, BMW, Volvo etc Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hogatex Middle East Trade Opportunity 300 SL 24V 380 SEC 380 Tod, 380 SL Sport Multiple Classified Advertising Items GiFTED Express A. L. Publishing Services Businesses for Sale Distribution Businesses for Sale For Sale Country Inn Post Office General Store Restaurant for Sale Electrical Contracting Company South Buckinghamshire Multiple Classified Advertising Items JNT Executive Chauffeurs LTD Businesses for Sale William Hillary Small Private Medical Company Profitable Family Engineering Company Print Shop Scotland Plumber's Merchant Multiple Classified Advertising Items Business Opportunities Midland Credit Corporation Limited Opportunity Computers Multiple Classified Advertising Items Notice to Readers For Sale, or to Rent For Sale We Sell BITC seeks ways of aiding young firms Business to Business Italo-Swiss Company Satellite Television Investor/investors Required Multiple Classified Advertising Items Advanced Leasing Limited Notice to Readers Multiple Classified Advertising Items Experienced Builder Successful Company Owners Feeling faded? Multiple Classified Advertising Items Business Services Multiple Classified Advertising Items Public Company Registrars Multiple Classified Advertising Items Radcliffes Distributors & Agents Multiple Classified Advertising Items Niche carved in corporate law Multiple Classified Advertising Items Office Equipment & Furnishers Multiple Classified Advertising Items Briefings Shared goal unites a disparate field Barry Pickthall examines the hopes and fears of competitors in solo race around the world A Who's who of the Sailors Competing in the Boc Challenge Woolworths Hayden leaves his mark with treble Sport for the Disabled Today's Fixtures Successes in close season put new heart into Welsh Rugby Union Mill Hill run into tough opposition Try this Denis Tingay's suggestion for a sporting day out Mandarin: Progressive Arokat can prove Champagne toast for Hills Mandarin, By Our Newmarket: Doncaster Selections Mandarin, By Our Newmarket: Goodwood Selections Manton plans are approved Al Maheb is Europe's best after Cup victory Levy position for Sparrow Mandarin: Huntingdon Selections Results from yesterday's two meetings Sale puts Blue Stag out of St Leger reckoning Rapid Raceline Essex third-wicket pair thrive on plain Kent bowling Prichard and Waugh lead the chase for vital points as the county championship title race nears its conclusion Umpires react to high spirits National power National Power Players gather for Hutton's funeral Cook hits another landmark Curran's farewell salvo may send Sussex to the bottom Yesterday's Cricket Scoreboards Cricket 2000 Mets fight to ground high-flying Pirates Baseball Bath are without Egerton Rugby Union James inflicts humiliation on sorry Davis Snooker Whiteside recall desirable Taylor has room for only one winger in future permutations Foorball Scotland 's success remains a puzzle Ireland still relentless despite the changes Bowman has hopes set on a grand slam Equestrianism Forster fails in brave attempt to close gap Athletics Keeping in touch with tennis's future players Broadhurst best for early lead Scots put a dent in English ambitions For the Record Woosnam has ambitions to knock Faldo off his perch Golf Anderson stands in In Brief By a Correspondent: Scotland's cup quest hit by lack of finance Yachting Italy home and dry as GB slip Bryant's form is too good for Chambers Bowls The Times Index Faeroes awake to a place in football lore By our Sports Staff: Maxwell threatens to withdraw from Tottenham rescue Omega Fox wants friendly approach Changes in Games selection Sponsors rescue Estill Unions seek a united front Waqar injures Gatting in a hostile spell Substitutes go on trial Index Wallets in peril as the sleek boats go on show Taste the cream of the Southampton Boat Show in this supllement edited by Keith Wheatley Maitres Artisans d'Horlogerie Index Mikuni Heating (UK) LTD Bishops Outdoors, he's warm & dry. 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LTD Compass 1989 50ft Moody Culverneer Doel fin Ready to sail but sponsors must get on board Comment Sales Talk Yachting World Wave Rider British Marine Hi-tech extras point craft in new direction Boatbiders will soon offer instruments as standard, Charles Kirkman predicts Swan Quay Fareham Creek Multiple Display Advertising Items The Real Thing Tropic Sail Wave Train Atlas Marine Prestige Power Hythe Marine Services LTD Turks of Sunbury LTD Charter Brokers International LTD Living the easy life on the Turquoise Coast Let the crew of a traditional wooden gulet show you Turkey in comfort Waves still ruled by a cosy Britannia Enjoying the Western Isles from the warmth of a 'getleman's fishing boat' Life under the became is cramped; everyone helps with the chores, and close proximity soon breeds familiarity Puerto Sotogrande Turning on the power for ocean cruising pleasure Moror cruisers are getting bigger and with major improvements in manufacturing they are rolling off the production-line faster then ever, Mike Owen reports The growth in sales not only from greater wealth and leisure time, but from the strength and changes within what once was a cottage industry Mercantile Credit Landlubbers learn secrets of the sea The Royal Yaching Association is the standard-setter for sefer seamanship The powerboat spawned more sea schools Motor Boat and Yachting Unlimited fun, but no limit to the liability Going foreign could be costly if your insurance does not cover a court case Topsham Boats Multiple Display Advertising Items Brian Goodfellow 215 Menorca Sun Cruiser 35 - 1989 Fairling 29ft Mirage Windy 22 Sports Day boat two berth 200 H. P. Volvo… Fairline 50 1990, New Pye-Smiths Solicitors East down Centre Swan Sail Yacht Charter LTD Falcon Sailing The Motor Yacht Charter Co. Sunsail Magnificent Luxury Motor Yacht International Leisure Business Multiple Display Advertising Items The Cornish Wetsuit Fiduciary Group of Companies Creightons Sun Days Worldwide Charters Ap navigator Fena-Sox Separ Filler Motor Charter Yacht for Sale Shetland International Boats LTD Hallberg Rassy Unfamiliar Ventures LTD Tradewind Models Going places in real style Retired people would rather cruise than race, Cliff Norbury says Pumpkin Naval Numerals No Title Classic way of bonding managements together WeBB Homes Separ Filter Comprehensive Chandery Donald Edward Engineering Limited Mitchell The Times When the heart rules the head Adrian Morgan on how surveyors save buyers from making expensive mistakes Berthon International Sunseeker Sales U. K. Ltd Sunseeker Mallorca
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