News from 16/01/1991
1991; Gale Group;
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Victoria McKee, Richard Beeston and James Bone, Sheila Gunn, Political Reporter, Thomson Prentice Medical Correspondent, Neil Bennett, Susan MacDonald and Nicholas Watt, Stephen Walsh, Angela MacKay, Philip Howard, Richard Owen and Penny Gibbins, Hilary Finch, Michael Binyon, Jeremy Kingston, James Bone, J. Gareth Jones Director, Mandarin (Michael Phillips), Carol Leonard, Wolfgang Münchau, European Business Correspondent, Richard Streeton, John Goodbody and Craig Lord, Simon Wilde, Stewart Tendler, Crime Correspondent, Geoff Brown, Martin Fletcher, Nicholas Payne, Peter Davenport, Bruce Clark, Peter Stothard, US Editor, Debra Craine, Jill Sherman, Social Services Correspondent, Louise Taylor, Martin Barrow, James Bone and James MacManus, Peter Bills, Michael Evans, Defence Correspondent, Michael Armitage, Henry Stanhope, John Winder, Kenneth Leech, Michael Clark, Nicola Murphy, David Hands, David Astor, Chairman, Ian McIntyre, John Percival, Edward Gorman, Brian Crozier, Quentin Cowdry Home Affairs Correspondent, Paul Wheeler, Tom Healy, Secretary, Rajamani Rowley, Director, John Woodcock, James MacManus, Robin Oakley Political Editor, Gillian Bowditch, Philip Webster, Chief Political Correspondent, H. H. Huxley, John O'leary Higher Education Correspondent, Lindsay Cook, Money Editor, Kerry Gill, Jonathan Prynn, Simon Tait Arts Correspondent, Alan Lee, Cricket Correspondent, Raymond Keene, Chess Correspondent, B. S. Rantzen, Neil Bennett, and Philip Robinson, David Bradshaw, David Chappell, Steve Acteson, Beryl Dixon, Tom Gough, Alice Thomson, Richard Owen, Peter Guilford, Roger Boyes, Nigel Hawkes, Science Editor, Ruth Gledhill Religious Affairs Reporter, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Michael Dynes, Transport Correspondent, David Landau, M. R. Dwyer, Christopher Warman Property Correspondent, Joy Melville, Philip Webster Chief Political Correspondent, Nick Nuttall, Technology Correspondent, Christopher Walker, George Hill, Srikumar Sen Boxing Correspondent, Clive White, Matthew Parris, Jonathan Clark, Owen Jenkins, Richard Beeston, Daniel Yergin, Philip Pangalos, Martin Waller, Christopher Warman, Benedict Nightingale, Quentin Cowdry, Home Affairs Correspondent, Michael Evans Defence Correspondent, Richard Morrison, Frances Gibb, Richard Ford, Political Correspondent, W. Peters (Chairman), Harvey Elliott Air Correspondent, Susan Ellicott, Jan Raath, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Andrew Longmore, Tennis Correspondent, Mary Dejevsky, Jon Connell, A. A. Gibberd, Stuart Jones, Football Correspondent, Michael Hornsby Agriculture Correspondent,
ResumoThe Gulf Conflict Road to the brink Forces and weapons Soft-spoken action man A timewarp of violence On other pages Gorbachev and the Baltic Whither the peace women? Right out of the swim Index The world waits for war Iraq rejects last-ditch peace moves as UN Gulf deadline expires Major wins cross-party support for force Tanks to guard Heathrow RAF pilots on red alert make final calls home GQ The men's magazine with an I. Q. Israel poised to fend off attack Slack security blamed over defence base fraud of £2m Opponents seek public body use of County Hall Labour to challenge Clarke over limit of history Human trials of Aids vaccine prove it safe Viking fishing tradition faces legal catch MPs attack parole reform plan NUM threat may be privilege breach Slaughter of egg-laying hens to end MPs attack parole reform plan All-in chip offers cheap videophone Second victim More PCs on beat Parking accord School strikes Correction Heroin and cocaine hauls in 1990 set £244m drugs record Top ballet academy £1m in red Agent fined over house price claim Scientists find powerful quasar Free-entry policy secures £250 m art show M40 extension opens after 23-year delay Computer listing aims to tighten net on art thieves MPs back police chiefs' call for a DNA register Noddy on way to TV stardom Grosvenor Hit play is halted by stage hitch Swindler jailed Driver guilty Bribery charge Air emergency 10-day sentence Citroen AX Jazz Give sanctions time, Healey and Heath plead Battle to beat evil 'a sad necessity' House of Lords BBC News Cost of war 'is less than that of failing to defend principle' Prime Minister UN authority must not be undermined Protests in red powder Kinnock rejects Middle East conference link Labour Party 55 Labour MPs defy leadership Channel 7 Sombre White House says Saddam now lives on borrowed time Proposals by Paris undermining UN France The French Plan What Saddam said to the UN chief United Nations The UN'S Position Peace vigil: a demonstrator bathed in torchlight… Uk war committee of three ministers is led by Major Bishops say war is the only option left Unhappy return from the sun spots Mercury Communications Stage-managed crowds chant Saddam's war Iraq President's plan for survival Western journalists sign up to report war the army way Picture Gallery Arabs defy curfew in violent aftermath of assassinations Corridors of armed power are silent Frantic Amman looks for way out 'There are times in life when we confront… Soldiers proud to be called Rats The Desert Rats Allies will rule the skies within hours Air Warfare Tank warrior sees road to victory in clash of armour Avigdor Kahalani, a veteran Israeli army commander, says that tanks may determine victory in the desert, David Landau writes Desert Warfare Stockpile of 'chemical toys Iraq's Weapons Awesome arms set to show their potential in desert Allied Strategy Chance for US army to bury sloppy image A Gulf war will present America's volunteer infantry with its first real test after the debacle in Vietnam and the shortcomings in Grenada and Panama, writes Jon Connel The us Army Soft-spoken Briton and American 'Bear' face tank mastermind Rashid The Generals Hesitant America poised to risk all for a war of uncertainties The White House Arabs caught up in time warp of violence and recrimination The blame for much of the conflict in the Middle East lies with the traditions of the Ottoman Empire, and a history of weak, corrupt and feuding governments, James MacManus writes Vortex of War 'When Saddam's invasion came, the world condemned it, and the Unite Picture Gallery War will give birth to new power struggles Military victory over Saddam Hussein will leave America as top dog in the Gulf for years to come, writes David Bradshaw The treacherous face behind the smiling image Profile. Saddam Hussein Chinks in Baghdad's armour Iraq's Capital West was deaf to growls of badly wounded bear Missed Signals Vote puts UN on the sidelines once more United Nations Twisting tale of oil dreamers, pearl fishers, and the firm hand of Churchill Kuwait's past Surgery and succour at sea Speedy care for victims of battle Uk Casualties Floating haven for wounded Us Casualties The Times Guide to the Gulf Confrontation New foreign minister vows to continue policy line Gorbachev speeds up plebiscite on unity AP: Harare law changes condemned by judge World News Summary Picture Gallery From Reuter in Guatemala City: Guatemala's new president is sworn in Picture Gallery An army still ready to pounce Shifting east bloc alliances have left the Soviet Union surrounded by suspicious neighbours, but Germany is the real powder keg, Roger Boyes writes From Reuter in Belgrade, AP: Belgrade steps up pressure NEC Doctors prepare for Riga bloodshed History's great full-stop Craig Brown Will the Iraqis put up a fight? Michael Armitage assesses the strengths and weaknesses of Saddam's war machine in the light of its performance against Iran Cynical self-interest that could benefit everyone in the end All this and fireworks too Conduct unbecoming Service first Fur flees In touch No Choice but War Soviet policy over the Baltic states Romanian hope Down on the farm Taking a bow Social thought M40 extension Teaching of English In and out of tune with Radio 3 Population planning Records for posterity Effluent controls Give a dog Court Circular Forthcoming marriages Anniversaries University news Church news Judges retire Miles Copeland Today's royal engagements St John's School, Leatherhead Donald Coleman Service of thanksgiving Reception The Purcell School St Paul's Cathedral Choir School Birthdays today Association of Lancastrians in London Appointments Lady Hayward Abu Iyad Dinners KPMG Charity Concert Luncheon Among (weak in faith i become weak like them, in… On This Day Metric and English Tun The Times Concise Crossword No 2383 Across Contract & Tenders Have peace women lost their voice? Has the feminist movement lost its way between Greenham Common and the Gulf? Joy Melville talks to women who have been in the front line in the struggle for peace Children on the move & Briefly Multiyork Keeping writer's flab at bay For Ursula Holden, writing is a discipline and she does not allow hers to slop about First lord of the war of words After 65 years on the soapbox, the pacifist Lord Soper is still debating the ethics of war The Times Marley's ghosts Briefing Sadler's Wells Why do they keep on Criticism of the Royal Academy's Monet show has prompted other grumbles about the way cultural venues treat the public. Here, four Times critics evaluate the worst features of their respective fields ... sending punters up the creek? Thoroughly modern Monteverdi Virtuoso romp and no pause for breath Debra Craine meets an Italian troupe that is keeping Renaissance comic theatre alive The Fool Full revolution round Wagner Dance PLG Young Artists Purcell Room Concert MIME Slastic Purcell Room Word-Watching Entertainments Winning Move Cinema Guide Theatre Guide Today's Events The Sunday Times Bbc1 Musicians Benevolent Fund Gorbachev flays 'provocative' Yeltsin Major in shift on poll tax The Times Crossword Puzzle No 18,504 Weather Sitting tight on both sides of the fence Political sketch Business and Finance Markets go on war footing as deadline looms Power sale to stay on track if war breaks out The Pound Stock Market Interest Rates Currencies Gold North Sea Oil Tourist Rates Foreign currency loans come home One-arm bandit gamble pays off Picture Gallery Gatt chief cautiously optimistic over talks British Airways again denies Interflug bid Hearing on Nadir adjourned From Reuter in Washington: Us retail sales rise 'weakest since 1982' Maine-Tucker Babcock Prebon drops final dividend Unlisted Securities The Times Unit Trust Information Service Investment Trusts Money Markets Commodities QMH deal cuts debts The Times City Diary Fine-tuning the generator sale Comment Broadcasting group passes final payout as profits plunge Eurotherm lifts dividend Pre-tax loss for cautious Norweb Turnover threat to more jobs Stock Markets Margins improve at Empire Company Briefs Traditional Options Major Changes Talks on Emu start AIB suffers GFSA falls FT-SE 100 Volumes London Traded Options Major Indices Trading depressed Good time to rest on your laurels PA jobs are in short supply, particularly in London, Stay put unless you are absolutely miserable in your position, Beryl Dixon advises Multiple Display Advertising Items S. 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Gapp Tokyo Agency Sally's Son to set in motion another treble for O'Gorman Scudamore cleared to ride work for Pipe Southwell Selections Folkestone under fire after frost causes late cancellation Oklaoma II goes to Haydock Industry must take initiative Ham receives £350 fine over mix-up Sims to take charge of lightweights Rowing Rapid Raceline Girardelli leaves field trailing to win giant slalom Skiing New Cambell to visit Tungham Netball England recall Sekjer Bowls Multiple Display Advertising Items Road to heaven just needs a good dusting down Jimmy Hill the Bbc Television football analyst and chairman of Fulham, on the controversy surrounding the laws of the game Laing can exercise a talent to confuse Boxing Snow Reports Atherton shows up his colleagues for what they are worth England's circketers perform like masters of mediocrity against Australian state side Bacher intercedes in team dispute Audacious Jones sets seal on an Australian triumph Vain chase to catch Vatanen in the desert Motor Rallying Playing by the rules Collision course Sport in Brief Chelsea's windfall game with Spurs repays recent fine Football Wilson is the only doubt for Forest Setback for two title seeds' hopes Sqaush Rackets Today's Fixtures Results from Melbourne Ill will prevails as Wheaton misses chance for revenge Tennis For the Record Panel of assessors to choose referees for World Cup ties Rugby Union Welsh join talent hunt for exiles Wasps to study video Racing Why East Germans have lost a winning habit Comparative Performances Bowlers allowed to get off lightly Hemmings restores some pride Three forwards with something special to prove By our Sports Staff: 'Carry on' advice by Atkins Shelford puts the case for more bucks Virgo is defeated by outsider Sheffield pleads its case for more cash Welsh threatened by Probyn's technique Call for golf courses to be preserved
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