News from 16/03/1991
1991; Gale Group;
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Liz Dolan, Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, Paul Heiney, Clifford Longley, Anatol Lieven, Simon Barnes, Bill Frost, Sheila Gunn, Political Correspondent, Drew Smith, Miles Irving, John Webb, Angela MacKay, Michael Stevenson, Philip Howard, E. W. Williams, Laura Thompson, Ian Murray, Clive Davis, Michael Rinsler, Michael Ward (Assistant General Secretary), Carol Leonard, Lynne Truss, S. J. Spence, Albert Dormer, Roger Boyes and Dessa Trevisan, H. C. Honeybone, Richard Eaton, Neil Bennett, Banking Correspondent, Geoff Brown, Tempus, Callum Murray, Brian James, Louise Greenberg, Martin Fletcher, Michael Dynes Transport Correspondent, Bryan Stiles, Barbara Baker, Bruce Clark, Peter Jones, J. A. F. Thomson, Stuart Sexton, John Ballantine, Robert Seely, Martin Barrow, Peter Bills, Michael Evans, Defence Correspondent, Ray Kennedy, Robin Young, Robin Young and Bill Frost, Martin Cropper, Michael Clark, Philip Robinson, Douglas Broom, Local Government Correspondent, J. E. Adams, Frances Bissell, David Hands, Colin Narbrough and Susan Ellicott, Woodrow Wyatt, John Percival, Edward Gorman, Peter Luff, Director, Robert Saunders, Edward Gorman, Irish Affairs Correspondent, Mark Faber, Lindsay Cook Money Editor, Dennis Signy, Jon Adams, Robin Oakley Political Editor, Gillian Bowditch, Christopher Fordham, Craig Seton and Stewart Tendler, Eluned Price, Frank Blake, President, Kerry Gill, Lindsay Cook, Money Editor, Jonathan Prynn, Raymond Keene, John Russell Taylor, John Grigg, Craig Brown, Alix Ramsay, Paul Griffiths, Hilary Muggridge, Peter Bryan, Richard Evans, Ken Lawrence, Barry Pickthall, Nigel Hawkes, Science Editor, Paul Adams, John O'leary, Higher Education Correspondent, Stewart Tendler, Brian Beel, Keith MacKlin, Peter Stothard and Jamie Dettmer, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, C. J. Oram, Joanna Pitman, David Young, Nick Nuttall, Technology Correspondent, Sara McConnell, George Hill, Mel Webb, Brian Alderson, Srikumar Sen Boxing Correspondent, Graham Searjeant, Financial Editor, Clive White, Mary Dejevsky, Michael Seely, Sarah Jane Checkland, Peter Victor, Michael Knipe, Diplomatic Correspondent, David Sinclair, Philip Pangalos, Michael Horsnell, Journeyman, Patrick Robertson, Secretary, Benedict Nightingale, Alan Donnelly, Lulu Yu, Richard Morrison, Frances Gibb, John Gillard Watson, Peter Crookston, John Campbell, Roland Lawrence, Harvey Elliott Air Correspondent, Mark Fuller, Colin Campbell, Judy Froshaug, Ralph Boulton, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Liz Smith Fashion Editor, Robin Rhoderick-Jones, Rev. G. D. Kilpatrick, Dean Ireland's Professor, David Blamey,
ResumoUS troops move forward to aid Iraq rebels Bush exasperation with Saddam grows Arms talks deadlock Catwalk suits President goes Market's hope Unaccountable Carling's quest Index Gorbachev plea for a 'firm yes' vote Too much action for an Ealing bank manager Britain follows its nose New hunt for IRA pub bombers Stanford under fire for misuse of funds GQ Art, me and the people Today Taste but don't swallow … Collecting can be cured Lament : fiscal ladies' man? Next Week Two greats in one newspaper Scottish Conservatives fear revival of vote-losing rates charge Spiralling rates bills cost the Scottish tory party dear i n the 1987 election, Kerry Gill reports Tory MPs oppose Major on return to a property tax Town halls 'not spending more' The Muslim Institute Powell condemns drift towards EMU £400m Stansted terminal opens under a cloud Muslims bar imam at mosque prayers Growth of wind power limited by lack of aid Br promises faster service Company steps in to save holidays Public flocks to see jewel Rover to move Export earnings TV man chosen Offer rejected Prince criticised MacKay dismisses 'unwarranted' calls for Lane to resign Case may boost other campaigns Baker favours independent tribunal investigations Frances Gibb assesses the tasks facing the royal commission on justice Why did boom become bust? The Sunday Times Dutch court told of injustice risk Family reunions for freed men Texas Student is held after gun trial acquittal Ashdown determined to win vacant green ground Leberal Democrat Conference By our Political Editor: Local tax plan is endorsed Crime Catsuits cast in bronze and gold Cheddar catches up with the 90s Teapots design goes up the spout Investment for Growth Unionists say their demands must be met before talks Prudential Holborn The capital of culture on a shoestring Edward Gorman on Dublin's modest offering as European City of Culture Discipline put first in choosing school Flush puppies saved BBC proposal Rail damages False beak MP steps down Shooting charge Divers sought Picture Gallery Moment of decision for republics split over fate of union The Soviet Referendum Turnout holds key as polling starts Baltic Republics Revolution square sees new rebellion Picture Gallery Yugoslav president resigns after martial law rejected The Soviet Referendum The following republics are… Voting as Soviet troops look on Moldavia Miners strive for draft deal as strike spreads Kazakhstan Coalfield From our Special Correspondent in Karaganda: Grim monument to system failure By our Foreign Staff: Baker fails to end arms deadlock Vauxhall Captured Iraqis go home, but a lone defector opts to stay Prisoners Nissan Picture Gallery Doctors fear onset of epidemics in Iraq (AP): Air raids decided Gulf war Palestinian targets hit with missiles Israel Reuter: Supplies to fight oil fires delivered Pollution Bishop tells Rand court of minister's manse life Dalai Lama in Britain for talks (AFP): Father's win (Reuter): Graham leaves (AFP): Dog race winner Japan takes tough line with gangsters Queen Elizabeth2 Picture Gallery Sage Pc Business Software Somalis march against tide of lawlessness Two models of marriage Clifford Longely Matthew Parris …and moreover A state of the union state of panic Gorbachev may lose the Soviet referendum, says Mary Dejevsky Coached, then poached Chefs and Customers have gained in the Scramble to lure Culinary stars into the Kitchen, says Drew Smith Taxing wait The Times Diary Rumbled The Times Diary The game's afoot The Times Diary Unembraced Not at Home to Tibet Life after Poll Tax: 6 Jewel of York Building a future with Germany Thatcher at large Imposition on books No title Operations abroad Right monopoly for marketing milk Motorway disasters Sex offenders Recognising jazz Fellow feeling Letters to the editor should carry a daytime… Court Circular Today's royal engagements Birthdays A state of the union state of panic Gorbachev may lose the Soviet referendum, says Mary Dejevsky Appointments Weekend anniversaries Dinners Service dinner Michael Langdon Michael langdon, Cbe, British operatic bass, died on march 12 aged 70. He was born in wolverhampton on November 12,1920 Forthcoming marriages Appointments Church services for tomorrow Trevor Hall Dr Trevor hall, writer historian and lecturer, died on march 8 aged 80. He was born on may 28,1910 A state of the union state of panic Gorbachev may lose the Soviet referendum, says Mary Dejevsky Victoria Glendinning writes Eugene Forsey Court to decide who owns 'perfect' pearl Pattenmakers' Company Uppingham School Northampton School Memorial service No Title The Times New English Bible As incenticve to study Marie Curie The Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Word-Watching To Place Your Classified Advertisement Concise Crossword No 2434 Harrowing time for Gummer Farmer's diary: Paul Heiney Saturday Rendezbous Executive Club Sara Eden Introductions at Last Dateline Gold Wonderful Tonight Serendipity Multiple Classified Advertising Items T W O Pyramus & Thisbe Multiple Classified Advertising Items Drawn to the original Cherryburn, the birthplace of Thomas Bewick, has become a shrine to the great engraver and his work. George Hill reports The view across the Valley must look much the same as it did in his time How Can You Choose Drawing down the Moon Attractive, intelligent, Vegetarian workaholic business man Multiple Classified Advertising Items Very highly qualified New Horizons All Box No Replies Should Be Sent to Law finds antidote to poison Feather report Country events Pavilioned in modernist splendour Bexhill-on Sea's most significant contribution to 20th century architecture is back in the news. Callum Murray reports One Critic said the pavilion had now acquired the ambience of 'a cheap curry house' Growing into a small size Help: Thomasina Tarling, gardener Debenhams Events in town Davina The Cockpit Clothing Co., Samad's Ltd Travel Stop Press Travel Abroad Airbreak Ltd Solid Wood Jacobus Workshop Dept Sleep Mask Multiple Classified Advertising Items Clothing Discount Store Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Euromirror Ltd., Shire Designs T2 Factory Shop Tablesafe Seymour Shirts Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Times Back Pain Keys of Clacton Ltd Theme Setter The London Wall Bed Company The Genuine Panama Hat Company Genuine Birthday Newspapers The Furnishing Touch Old Brewery House Langdale Why did you buy that picture? A visit to the Arts Council exhibition 'Shocks to the System' prompts Sarah Jane Checkalnd to suggest that now is a good time to assess motive for collecting Antiques & Collecting A Special Sale of Fine Furniture and Effects Multiple Classified Advertising Items London International Gem & Mineral Fair 1991 Young & Stephens Spink & Son Limited Wedmid & Simpson Donington Park Green's Antique Galleries K. Restorations Drian Galleries Entertainments Globe Theatre Vh Multiple Classified Advertising Items Modigliani withdrawn Multiple Classified Advertising Items South Bank Royal Choral Society Grand Piano Classics Multiple Classified Advertising Items Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Hamlet Phoenix Theatre Barbican Hall Theatres Don't Dress for Dinner Multiple Classified Advertising Items RG Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items East Sussex Schools Festival Royal Choral Society Mozart 200 Mee & Co Soldier in the service of sex Opera Salome Coliseum The Sunday Times Digital Equipment Company Ltd Rotten canvases to chew over Television Review Rs the intrinsic value of art in Inspector Morse and Without Walls Fulfilment found with monkeys Theatre Rock R. E. M. Borderline, Soho Castle Communications Forever yesterday Briefing Last chance. . . Bbc 1 British Nuclear Forum BBC 1 Victorian Ordnance Survey Maps Genscher to ask Kremlin to return Honecker The Times Crossword No 18,555 Twickenham faithful join the scrum for tickets Weather Mensa Business and Finance Mortgage cover surges Weekend Money Road to riches Land fall Sales lines Lost interest Tessas tumble Your letters Asd quits Sears offer Customers force rethink over bank charges Sugar sells shares to fund property Panel referees Spurs match Lex second half its 'worst ever period' Guinness Flight Markets discount one-point base rate cut in Budget Picture Gallery The Pound Stock Market Interest Rates Currencies Gold North Sea Retail Prices Bristol & West ASD goes private in French offer after £1.5m losses Burns Anderson tumbles Speyhawk cancels dividend Htv weakens Receivers in Chloride sale Payout passed Surprise ruling upsets Twa Fuchs urges Century investors to agree bid The end of King's reign? Working class hero clings to his roots Business Profile by Carol Leonard Tom Farmer Biggam moves up at BICC European Leisure boosts its results Business Roundup Profits fall at Padang Thomas Walker falls Beradin sees figures drop By our City Staff: Renown profits halved Murray Johnstone Limited Results up 21% at Dairy Farm By our Mining Correspondent: Europa board attacked Trusthouse Forte The Times Unit Trust Information Service Property company in placing Talks start on sale of Air Europe Bank caution on interest rates halts record run Stock Market Wall Street Traditional Options Unit Linked Insurance Investments Blue-chip losses cut by triple witching FT-SE 100 Volumes Why Lex is looking ahead Tempus Major Changes Major Indices Recent Issues London Traded Options Unlisted Securities Sears tipped to increase £15m bid for Grattan Sirdar falls by a third Investment Trusts Bond remanded on bail of £41,600 Money Markets Commodities Memec agrees to £74.6m German offer China aims to ease HK concern Tokai takes a bride Tax Deadline Rising jobless toll matched by leap in mortgage cover Unemployed, but uninsured IFA Tessa tears Banks must work to crack codeQ Comment Property plunge prohibits sale Self-build plans shattered Scottish Widows Pep Quantum Sixty NatWest Schroders Americans offer space age lure to phone users Slump aids Bes Fidelity Investments Credit agency prepares to challenge data ruling Mim Britannia Children miss out on tax break Ici Pep ready in April Porsche strikes deal to protect premiums Briefings Dunedin Investment Trusts Tessa rates begin to fall Power sale generates early profit on deals The Equitable Life Henderson Portfolio Allchurches Life Test needed for mortgage indemnities Classic case of cheque card refusal Unit trust payments missed Britannia (Isle of Man) Limited Cut up the credit No remorse from Inland Revenue Coins pay car tax Triple coding Interest Rates Round-Up Larger Lenders Stewart Ivory M&G Volume reaches week's high Stock Exchange Prices American entries at Cowes Yachting The Times Sports Service Tyson is driven by need to make peace with his past Boxing Tomorrow A Guide to the Weekend Fixtures A leading race is to lose its sponsor Cycling O' Bree faces champion High-flying woman in football's trapeze act Headline Feature Careless shot costs Ballesteros dearly Pirates ride wave of emotion Sport on Television the Week in View Duchesnays triumph in the final Ice Skating The Week's Highlights Faldo chases with the pack Golf Guernsey rivals meet Squash Rackets Newbawn Dale stands out Lingfield Park Results from yesterday's three meetings For the Record Pitman's injuries prove not as bad as first feared Racing Mandarin: Team Challenge to relish trip Mandarin: Uttoxeter Mandarin: Lingfield Park Mandarin: Newcastle Mandarin: Chepstow Mandarin: Southwell Weld to start Flat well William Hill Even for the French, the result is now everything Ireland unlikely to gain consolation that they deserve The Royal Bank of Scotland A powerhouse of silent strength Second string fall to French England B 6 France B 10 Save & Prosper Italians stage grandstand finish England Colts 21 Italy Colts 22 England benefit from French indiscipline England Students 13 France Students 11 Save & Prosper Tottenham spotlight directed at Samways Weekend Team News Wigan anticipate a Sunday stroll Rugby League Drivers at the ready In Brief British interest in doubles is finally over Badminton United, they are resurrected Havant seeing double Lister defends fine record for England at Wembley Hockey Victorious Skaadal has run out of time Sking De Pourtales confirms her standing Reid fails to find Test form Your seat at world theatre of rugby Lazio are hopeful of signing Gascoigne Faldo still on form Summary Final figure Tennis Tea-time Hockey United stand Football Peace step Pitman up Racing England too dedicated to be denied Twickenham eagerly awaits the five nations' rugby union championship decider Twickenham Teams English initiative abroad arrested Frazzle-dazzle Do not be gulled Coaches vote for England Halfpenny shove Hammered out Epée artist foiled Twickenham Details Therma Bond Ltd Flames, bombs and burning injustice in a bitter… The Saturday Feature Charles Bremner tells the… Music Richard Morrison Kharitonov is Jokanaan; Richard Armstrong conducts. Coliseum (071-836 3161), Wed Rock Jazz Dance John Percival Cinema Geoff Brown Art John Russell Taylor Theatre Television Films on Tv Radio Publish, and … Last train to dullsville Picture Gallery Harrods Glenfiddich Glenfiddich Yes, prime minister The Saturday Intervciew Enneth baker, an unequivocal supporter of Margaret Thatcher who has ridden the waves of change and emerged a political survivor. Photography by Graham wood Riding the chariot of fire As India faces a deepending political crisis, Christopher Thomas finds party leaders united in fear of an opponent who mixes politics with religion Halifax Picture Gallery Nursing Home thoughts from an incurable surrealist A Brooklyn identity Charles Bremner meets the author Paul Auster in the surroundings from which he draws the inspiration for his characters Picture Gallery A Brooklyn identity Charles Bremner meets the author Paul Auster in the surroundings from which he draws the inspiration for his characters. Photography by Dmitri Kasterine An expansive place to die Enthusiasms Joseph O'Connor describes how he was nuguild by a close encounter of the Celtic Kind Picture Gallery Everyday, by 4:00 Am. Millions' of Workers are… The Wines of Frnesh and Jucho Gallo A song is not just a song, as time goes by The popular lyrics of tin Pan Alley's best songwriters will outlive the works of many serious poets, Peter Ackroyd writes Pandering to a Max factor My Dear Max Edited by Richard cockeu Historians' Press, ?20 Democracy falters at history's hurdle Everyday story of simple folk The day Caesar died How it Seemed Aliens in their homeland The Sub-Prefect Should Have Held his Tongue And Others Essays By Hubert Butler Edited by R. F. Foster Allen Lane, The Penguin Press, ?18.99 the Selected Writing of Jack by. Yeats Edited by Robin Skelton Andre Deutsch, ?12.99 A knight in the making Geoferey Strangeways Written and Illustrated by Jill Murphy walker Books, ?7.99 Sentenced to easy labour English our English (and how to sing it) by Keith Waterhouse viking, ?10.99 Femmes de siecle Fashion As the World looks at the latest creations of France's top designers, Liz Smith finds out how much they influence street Style, and discovers that the parisienne's secret is to mix and match. Photographs by Justin Creedy Smith Picture Gallery G. H. Mumm & Co Odd bins First-class singular return Jonathan Meades assesses the Greenhouse effect, and finds Gary rhodes is back on form Restaurant Guide A freshly made scone, still warm from the oven,… Baaa to the future Frances Bissell, The Times cook, sees out the old season's lamb before welcoming the new, and finds it can be just as delicious Giving birth to new ideas on the pregnant pause Will alcohol seriously damage your unbourn baby's health? Jane MacQuity Presents the results of her own nine-month experiment Restaurant Guide MR Kong Multiple Classified Advertising Items Xian Les Trois Pierre The Eagle and Child The Old Coach House La Bettola Versilia Restaurant Lal Qila Lancia Wine Buys Flora under the looking-glass Montagu Don visits a Scottish botanical garden which informs and entertains the Visitor with magical tours of the world's horticulture. Photographsw by clive Nichols Picture Gallery Britain's best botanical gardens Time to get out the mower Francesca Greenoak looks at techonology, old and new, designed for today's garden An Inde Organisati Well-Know 7 of the Running an Ad… Fisons Homes & Gardens Grasshopper Insublind The rich life of tapestry Nicole Swengley looks at the work of Jennie Moncur, an all-round interior designer Bramley's Nurseries Hurst Grass Treatharp Ltd (Tt) Avon Mfg. 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Sussex Multiple Classified Advertising Items When fleet means slow George Hill joins a flotilla sailing Turkish waters and finds a relaxing mixtue of surprise of and recognition Travel Notes French strike gold before the race Val D'iserer Shona finds the ski areas of Savoie preparing to cash in on the Olympics Travel Notes French strike gold before the race Val D'sere shona Crawfpord Poole finds the ski areas of Savoie preparing to cash in on the Olympics Travel Notes Dutch Landscapes Cadogan Africa Travel Centre Multiple Display Advertising Items Virgin atlantic Trail Finders Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mark Warner Cayman Islands Travel Insurance UK HOLIDAYS Reflections Multiple Classified Advertising Items La Belle Alliance Wrothyvale Manor Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Royal York & Faulkner Hotel Meudon Hotel Multiple Classified Advertising Items Treat Yourself to a Well Earned Weekend Break! 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