News from 18/01/1991
1991; Gale Group;
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Michael Haslam, President, Neil Bennett, Ian Murray and Anne McElvoy, Angela MacKay, Ross Tieman, Industrial Correspondent, Michael Stevenson, Philip Howard, Tom Giles, Jeremy Kingston, Clive Davis, Melinda Wittstock, Media Correspondent, Peter Davenport and Craig Seton, Richard Streeton, Colin Narbrough and Philip Robinson, Kevin Eason, Motoring Correspondent, Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, Kevin Eason, Philip Bassett Industrial Editor, Brian James, Martin Fletcher, Andrew Longmore Tennis Correspondent, Molly Meacher (Director), Nicholas Wood Political Correspondent, Peter Stothard, US Editor, Noel Ayliffe-Jones, Alan Lorimer, Richard Ford Political Correspondent, Martin Barrow, Nick Nuttall Technology Correspondent, Michael Evans, Defence Correspondent, Dr Robert Runcie, Ray Kennedy, Jenny MacArthur, Michael Clark, Charles Bremner, Neil Bennett Banking Correspondent, Douglas Broom and Nicholas Wood, John Hennessy, Peter Brookman, Director, Kate Muir, Harvey Elliott, Air Correspondent, Michael McCarthy Environment Correspondent, Janet Daley, Nicholas Harling, Carol Hawser, Dennis Signy, Lin Jenkins, Barry Millington, David Toop, Nick Worrall and Susan Ellicott, Robin Oakley, Political Editor, Jonathan Prynn, John Russell Taylor, Raymond Keene, Chess Correspondent, George Brock and Peter Guilford, Alix Ramsay, Paul Griffiths, David Chappell, Steve Acteson, Liz Gill, Lance Sanders, Eric St. Q. Wall, Richard Evans, Mark Herbert, John Bell, Barry Pickthall, Roger Boyes, John O'leary, Higher Education Correspondent, Michael Hornsby, Agriculture Correspondent, Rodney Hobson, Jamie Dettmer, A. Vilcinskas, Joanna Pitman, John Goodbody, Nicolas Walter, Christopher Walker, Douglas Hurd, George Hill, Srikumar Sen Boxing Correspondent, Matthew Parris, Owen Jenkins, Walter Gammie, Ann Clwyd, Peter Mann, Richard Beeston, Melinda Wittstock and Michael Binyon, David Sinclair, Peter Mulligan and Robert Morgan, George Chesterton, Alan Coren, Diarmuid Baigrie, Benedict Nightingale, Derek Harris, Richard Beeston and Michael Evans, Anatole Kaletsky Economics Editor, Chris Moore, Anne McElvoy, John Phillips, Harvey Elliott Air Correspondent, Colin Forsyth, Stewart Tendler and Michael Dynes, Neil MacGregor, Matthew Bond, David Fallows, Franz Welser-M?st (Music Director), Philip Jacobson, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Colin McQuillan, Mary Dejevsky,
Resumo3am: Iraqi missile attack poses retaliation dilemma for Israel Baghdad hits back with Scuds after allies' 24-hour bombing of strategic sites King Olav dies at 87 Baltic fears Jobless total up Index The 'mother of battles' shatters Baghdad Second Tornado missing Major 'appalled' Siemens By our Foreign Correspondent: Iraqi missiles hit targets as population scrambled for gas masks and shelters Isreal Saddam's revenge punctures mood of euphoria in America Washington Picture Gallery Sense of panic and confusion Saudi Arabia Potent weapon was a priority target for allied forces The Scude B The Times Gulf Team RAF confident that missing Tornado crew will be found As the RAF Tornados returned to base in Bahrain early yesterday, weary pilots told of fear and exhilaration over Iraq, but two aircraft been lost, Lin Jenkins reports Iraqi pilots fled north to avoid duel in the air US Air Force Jaguars join attack on Kuwait Picture Gallery Conflict unfolds on radar screens British Navy Troops wake to false alarm - and war The Desert Rates Streets of Saudi cities deserted Dhahran Co-ordinated command is the key to allied success The Men Charge Missile's deadly microchip Tomahawk Dixons Electronic 'navigator' puts pilots on target Technology Precision the order of the day Lasers Radar-hunting rockets 'blinded' the defenders Strike Tactics Air assault dwarfed any operation in Vietnam Cheney Briefing Baghdad severs Western media link CNN Allied onslaught 'will be continued without a pause' King Briefing Response to conflict shows up divisions on Continent Europen Reaction Demonstrators battle with police in Berlin Anti-War Protests Allies' blow-by-blow account of attack First Assault No 10 group into action with benefit of Falklands experience Threat of increase fades as oil supplies are guaranteed Fuel Prices Barkers 'Danger and sacrifice in operation' Full text of John Major's broadcast on television 3,000 join anti-war protest Gulf helplines Blood appeal Telephone help BBC News Police hold more Iraqis as security is tightened Detentions Doubts in mosques on conflict UK Muslims Force may stem from virtues Archbishop's Message Dr Robert Runcie yesterday defended the use of force in the Gulf on radio 4's Thought for the Day. This is the text Bradford & Bingley Contrast of moods in Kensington Embassies Monsoon could be at risk Environment Citroen Bx Rendezvous £8,245 Concern and praise for the media AEG Major tells of dangers to come Budget 'must aid child care' Increase in exports keeps car plants running at capacity Comet Picture Gallery EC subsidy cuts 'would penalise British farmers' Sell-off to affect 14 trust ports Tories lose their publicity director Balloonists safe after record set Murder charge Riba award Remand on call Tabloid papers rebuked for Strangeways coverage Picture Gallery Debts force suspension of journal School heads are 'harder to replace' Two boys die after canal fall New jobs Biggest hotel White lie Cash claims Killer jailed Charge dropped John Arlott ill Accountancy exams Panasonic Rebel republics fear Moscow move under cover of Gulf war East Europe split on Baltic unrest Magnet Bedrooms Soviet courts sentenced 276 to death last year Former union leader for trial From Reuter: Croatian unease over army action (AFP): Woman accused of serial killings (AP): Peking plea AFP: Tamils killed (Reuter): Peace talks (AP): Aid for Kremlin Judge rebuffed Refugees return Zulu chief relents over talks with Mandela From Associated Press: Pretoria may scrap land laws Japanese exam fever kills boy Picture Gallery Lloyds Bowmaker Teacher in the dock over love rival's murder From Associated Press: Filipino coup leader caught Plastic words of war Tentative steps to a settlement Douglas Hurd, the foreign secretary, l …and moreover Vietnam's long echo fades Stress control at No 10 The Times Diary Out of the frame The Times Diary Move along now The Times Diary Brussels in a spin The Times Diary The Midnight Hour No Mock Heroics No Collapse Gulf conflict and Third World loss National response to clash of arms Payment by ecu Listed buildings Give a dog Letters to the editor should carry a daytime… Jobs and training in time of recession Deaths in Vilnius Orchestra funding Radio 3 discord Spirit of enterprise Court Circular Birthdays today Today's royal engagements Memorial service Divorce prompts estate sale University news Dinners Royal Aeronautical Society The London Mathematical Society The Fulbright Commission King Olav V of Norway Anniversaries Appointments Marriage Professor Nicholas Mansergh Forthcoming marriages Receptions Church news Rear-Adm Frank Holford Christening Judge retires If you do warn an evil mar and he doesn't stop… Jan 18 on this Day 1919 Musical Instruments London Association for the Blind The Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund Multiple Display Advertising Items To Place Your Classified Advertisement Concise Crossword No 2385 The messiah of the masculine Kate Muir meets Lee Eisenberg,'charming and glamorous' (his description), and the role model for the reader of Esquire Discoveries Who tends the nurses? The staff tending injured soldiers may become the war's walking wounded When politics turns to prayer At times of crisis, who do statesmen go to their spiritual guidance? And so to Bed For the public good John Russell Taylor on the altruism of the private collector Heinz Berggruen and a lack of originality among young British artists Attitudes, platitudes and latitudes As another series of Rhythms of the World begins, David Toop asks if the term world music is still of value British Diabetic Association Surreal shapes, subdued seascapes Starry plight Monotony can be fun Leader in natural health care Journey without horror Theatre Concert YMSO/Blair/Festival Hall Mime Mozart au chocolat Ica Word-Watching Entertainments Winning Move Concert RLPO/Handley Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool Cinema Guide Theatre Guide Today's Events The Times BBC1 Help the Aged Adopt a Granny Heseltine wins extra £1.2bn to cushion poll tax costs The Times Crossword No 18,506 Jobless increase highest for a decade Word-Watching New Entomology AA Roadwatch WPA Health Insurance Weather A sense of occasion but lacking in bite Dame Barbara on non-retirement Towards 2000: an 'ism' in the making Business and Finance 23-28 your Own Business 29… Oil rebounds after Israel hit by missiles The Pound Stock Market Interest Rates Currencies Gold North Sea Oil Tourist Rates Tottenham fears over fire sale Mountleigh fall UAL clearance Anglia TV down David S Smith dips City answers call to war Grim CBI warning as jobless soar Tokyo shares erratic after Wall St has its best day for three years Final Reductions now up to 75% off City Editor John Bell By our Banking Correspondent: Dollar regains lost ground By our Industrial Editor: Cbi proposes £500m way out of recession BT attacks government's 'flawed' telecom plans Profits dip by 12% at Lookers Stanley down French tumbles GWR payout cut Symonds setback Racal in link with Ericsson Polly Peck affected by hostilities Fresh bad debt fears cut gains in bank shares From Reuter: IBM earnings surge in fourth quarter By our Economic Staff: Power sale helps budget Ensign managers quit over winding-up Profits plunge at Peel Marine sale pledge to save Priest takeover Business Roundup Loss after tax for Bremner Wide base helps DV Hampson lifts payout 10% Wall Street Major Indices Traditional Options Insurance on the home front The Times City Diary Clements' post The Times City Diary Weighing up the economic consequences of the war Too early for a victory rally Comment Buzzies turn tail The Times Diary Bowled over The Times Diary Carpenter change The Times Diary No verdict yet on Mountleigh Tempus World Market Indices London Traded Options Ft-Se 100 Volumes Recent Issues University of Cape Town Director of Cultural Organization Cepsa Commission of the European Communities Senior Legal Counsel Recruitment Officer Pharmaceutical Company Personal Career Consultants The Euro-Manager Compaq BTG Multiple Display Advertising Items Substantial gains The Times Unit Trust Information Service Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts Money Markets Commodities Unwritten contracts may contribute to late payment of debts Picture Gallery Business to Business Dictators Limited Multiple Classified Advertising Items Camel ride to Sinbad's world Link plus Limited Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Business Opportunities Multiple Classified Advertising Items LP Briefings The Property Recovery service Booking Services International Johansens Recommended Hotel Guides Multiple Classified Advertising Items Franchises Chart Associates Business and Entertainment Base in London's… Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sky High Discounts Multiple Display Advertising Items Travel World, C/o Marcus Hearn & Co Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Car Buyers Guide Greenoaks Mercedes-Benz Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items General Multiple Classified Advertising Items Why rationing is not on the cards The government has learnt from the 1 Tempra is a luxury space traveller Volkswagen Scotts V. 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Car Care Multiple Classified Advertising Items Volkswagen Motors Leasing Multiple Classified Advertising Items Landrover Authorised Dealers Multiple Classified Advertising Items Under the weather Roadwise Washington winner Cushioning the crunch Monte Carlo classics Two-wheel savers Polo makes bigger hole Worry-free warranty Laing can recover from title setback Boxing 071-481 4000 Private Advertisers Car Buyers Guide… Car Accessories & Services Alpine The Top Choice Weissenfels Vatanen spurns champagne Multiple Classified Advertising Items Audi Authorised Dealers Multiple Classified Advertising Items Performance Cars From our Irish Racing Correspondent, Dublin: First for Walsh as Gold Cup contenders fail Racing Ascot swims against tide with ?lm festival Summer all-weather Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mandarin: Celtic Chief to show benefit of educational Newbury run Kempton Park Selections CATTERlCK Bridge Selections Setback for Wonder Man after Irish run Mandarin, Thunderer: Towcester Selections Mandarin, Thunderer: Southwell Selections Results from yesterday's two meetings Rapid Raceline Seeking consistency amid unknown quantities Girardelli setting the piste alight Snow Reports No star will be spared the cut Millfield eye new term with optimism Britons are ready for challenge Chance for selectors to assess players form Today's Fixtures Injury throws students' pack into confusion A show for every horse lover Under-21 s chase medal in Vienna Merchiston Castle end on triumphant note A feud breaks out on court ten Eacock shows promise Yachting Record for Milk Race Sport in Brief Kingston cling to cup hopes Results from Melbourne Ronaldson to justify her ranking For the Record Bates to suggest changes in regulations Stafford face Trophy forfeit Non-League Football Bond takes over from Hartford at Shrewsbury Kenyon bounces back again Multiple Display Advertising Items Racing 33,32 Tennis 35 Football 35 Cricket tour off as fears of Gulf backlash mount Princess Royal emphasises effect of sport on morale Saniflo Gascoigne would be better off staying at home Comment Out of step to Sofia Mazrocis proves his point England take a leaf out of Scotland's book Training scare for new Welsh cap Sole says players are at their peak of fitness
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