News from 22/05/1991
1991; Gale Group;
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Michael Fulford-Dobson, Eda Topliss, Patrick Sheehy, Jon Ashworth, Robert Horton, Nicholas Wood, Political Correspondent, Patricia Davies, Simon Barnes, Paul Bompard, A. C. Roberts, David Miller Chief Sports Correspondent, Sheila Gunn, Political Correspondent, Ronald Faux, Clive Hollands (Secretary), Ivo Tennant, Qamar Ahmed, Peter Fiddick, Philip Howard, Michael Binyon, Clive Davis, Melinda Wittstock, Media Correspondent, David Lees, Brinley Morgan (Headmaster), Wolfgang M?nchau European Business Correspondent, Peter Holmes, Derek Birkin, Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, Neil Bennett, Banking Correspondent, Joe Joseph, Michael Dynes Transport Correspondent, Andrew Longmore Tennis Correspondent, Peter Davenport, Ian Ross and Dennis Signy, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, Harry Connick Jur, Anthony Grant, Roger Willis, Louise Taylor, Martin Barrow, Michael Evans, Defence Correspondent, Ray Kennedy, John Winder, Michael Binyon and Andrew Lycett, James Stewart-Moore, Michael Clark, Michael Hamlyn, Douglas Broom, Local Government Correspondent, Duncan Ellin, Philip Bassett, Industrial Editor, David Crosby (Consultant surgeon), Coomi Kapoor and David Watts, Quentin Cowdry Home Affairs Correspondent, Simon Tait, John Lawrence, Philip Bassett, Martin Hoyle, Clive Froggatt, Black Poppies, Anatole Kaletsky, Economics Editor, Alan Toogood, Philip Webster, Chief Political Correspondent, Denys Henderson, Margot Turnbull, Peter Tatlow, Robin Oakley, Political Editor, Philip Webster and Robin Oakley, Kerry Gill, Alan Lee, Cricket Correspondent, Raymond Keene, Chess Correspondent, Ali Jaber, Paul Wilkinson, Paul Griffiths, Peter Bryan, Valery Rees, Clare Short, Richard Evans, Nigel Hawkes, Robin Russell Jones, Mark Herbert, Barry Pickthall, John O'leary, Higher Education Correspondent, M. W., Roger Sainsbury, Tony Fairbairn Chairman of the Racegoers Club, Keith MacKlin, Robin Stacey, Christopher Thomas, Joanna Pitman, David Young, Will Wyatt, Managing Director, John Goodbody, Christopher Walker, Jill Sherman Social Services Correspondent, F. Kennedy (Fieldworker), Craig Lord, Tom McMullan, Srikumar Sen Boxing Correspondent, Matthew Parris, Malcolm McKeag, Jonathan Clark, James Shimanyula and David Watts, Richard Beeston, J. B. King (Director), Michael Binyon, Diplomatic Editor, and Andrew Lycett, Michael Phillips, Melinda Wittstock, Tim Jones, William Cash, Peter Mulligan, Michael Horsnell, Frances Gibb Legal Affairs Correspondent, Alan Coren, Benedict Nightingale, Richard Morrison, Bill Frost and Lin Jenkins, Michael Angus, John Grover-Minto, Robin Oakley and Philip Bassett, Harvey Elliott Air Correspondent, Ross Tieman, Colin Campbell, Susan Ellicott, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Andrew Longmore, Tennis Correspondent,
ResumoRajiv Gandhi assassinated in bomb blast Indian election postponed after murder of former prime minister Today in the Times Inside Fighting back Drugs 'revenge' Index Uproar greets new Chernobyl death-toll report A new survey claims that stress caused as much damage to the victims of Chernobyl as radiation. Nigel Hawkes reports Minister seeks earlier cuts in mortgages Thousands of fighting dogs to be destroyed The Famous Grouse President flees Ethiopia Arts Council agonises over sub-text of demand for savings Uncertainty over the future will hang over today's meeting of the Arts Council, which has to save ?1m. Simon Tait reports Labour wants slimline elected body for London Brooke is hopeful of end to deadlock Three-year wait for polytechnic title change Staying on Rates for 16-Year-Olds (Full-Time and Fart-Time Day Education) By our Local Government Correspondent: Century-old hunt for ideal authority Opposition record attacked Croydon seeks city status to solve its identity crisis Plea for justice ministry Hospital accused over death Electricians vote for action Head's damages Counter strike GPs urge curbs Headless body Rig evacuated Jailed girl's father vows revenge on 'real drug culprits' Patricia Cahill's family speaks as she begins 18-year sentence in Thailand for smuggling herorin Release may come after nine years Laird lords it from the grave Trust buys patch of Cleveland coast Wren on Gulf ship faces sex charge Pennine freight link urged by think-tank Rspca wants registration Dangerous Dogs Trusthouse Forte Tebbit denies slogan slander Honda Overstretched police forces 'losing control of the streets' Tories back Waldegrave tough line on Nhs trusts Hospitals want to rent beds to Europe Ec import ban demanded to save exotic species Picture Gallery Debate on fund claims blocked Strangeways wings now model of modern jail Victims of the Wild Bird Trade Dartmoor inmates deny riot charges Man 'raped wife three times' Queen's cousin accident verdict Nuclear enquiry Libel damages Up in arms Actor collapses Island victory Word perfick BR pay deal Who Says Power Corrupts? Fixed needs of moving people Protest over Canada office Adoptions Name change Parliament today 'Asset-stripping' Hanson attacked Government plans busy programme in case poll is delayed MPs fear for disabled Dixons Major heads off Euro-revolt Harrods Mengistu's rule of terror held nation in grip of despair Legacy of hunger and conflict as rebels force Ethiopian dictator to flee ANC resolute in talks boycott Overseer of moral bankruptcy President Mengistu's record is examined by John Grover-Minto, director of studies at the English Community School in Addis Ababa for the past four years Delors hopes for Tokyo trade-off Soap operas sing praises of birth control in Egypt Military loyalist to head regime West boycotts Lhasa festival Kohl threat AFP: Tax abolished AFP: Murder charge (AP): House and home Reuter: Nuclear denial Snake charm Innocent who made too many foes to survive The Gandhi assassination: India nad the world count the cost for democracy Rajiv Gandhi has long been a marked man. Michael Hamlyn, The Times' former South Asia Correspondent, considers why Shocked leaders quick to pay tribute Picture Gallery Risky search for a new image Familiar visitor to Britain Bradford temple appeals for calm P Health Care Direct Violence racks nation founded by a pacifist The conflict that has marred India since independence is a betrayal of Mahatma Gandhi's doctrine of non-violence, Michael Binyon reports Israeli tanks move into Lebanon on eve of treaty Reuter: Pledge by Sharon on settlers Kate Hargreaves Can You Plan for Every Eventuality? Creative, Media & Marketing Appointments PIMS UK Limited Arthur Maiden Limited Pressure grows on Bush to get tough with emirate Simply by Pergerol PLC Countrywide Communications (London) Limited Business Manager/pa From Associated Press in Kuwait City: Kuwait puts staff of paper on trial A BBC Enterprises Company Management/marketing Executives Hutton Trading Spring into a New Career and Banish All Thoughts of… Syntax Lunzer Wines Ltd. Creative, Media and Marketing Sabbath trading stirs a rabbi's wrath PDM Rivals need to get Street-wise A threat to Britain's leading soap highlights miscalculations in the battle for Channel 3 licences, Peter Fiddick argues Creative, Media & Marketing Appointments An Exciting Opportunity to Earn Sales and Office Admin Television power to the people Phil Redmond has promised anarchy,'free from', Diy and demystification Newbury Spring Festival Kensington Publications Kagan World Media Ltd. CHJS Ltd. Are You Interested in Fashion? Music Talks Two-horse race Media Watch Conflict claim Changing the notes MPs' debate No smoking zone Staffordshire Polytechnic Public Relations Beauty Co. The lucky miss that sank the Bismarck Fifty years ago this weekend British battleships secured north Atlantic supremacy by sinking the German raider Bismark (above)-but not before a near-disaster involving a Sworddish squadron from the carrier Ark Royal. That squadron's commander, James Stewart-Moore (left, in wartime), recalls what happened Ibuleve Ibuprofen Gel Knight's errand: risking his neck to challenge death Gawain, a new Harrison Birtwistle opera, is coming to Covent Garden. Richard Morrison talks to the production team and Paul Griffiths considers the contemporary context of the work Oxford's masters loaned for cash Galleries Reviews, page 18 Theatre and Jazz BBC Rink out, wedding bells Private view Last chance... Double debut Briefing Walter Scot? Britannica Discords turn into discards Friendship of the cut-throat kind Jacques Delors, arriving in Tokyo today, will be no match for the Japanese in trade talks, says Joanna Pitman Flinch from the clinch ... and moreover Dawn of the polyversity Tory higher education reforms echo the days when student and apprentice were equal, writes Jonathan Clark Picture Gallery Uneasy lies the head Diary Friends in high places Diary Back in voice Diary Cabinet disparity Diary End of a Dynasty Bad to Worse in London Glories of the Garden Widening scope of HIV tests Gazza and the law Soul contribution NHS reforms A dram on the wells of our charity Aid for Bangladesh Language on air Call to rescue Uruguay Round Service in Punjab ... ... and on the veldt Letters to the editor should carry a daytime… No Title Court Circular Today's royal engagements Dinners Harry Ree Obituaries Harry Rée Dso, Obe, educationist and resistance fighter, died on May 17 aged 76. He was born in Manchester on October 15,1914 Birthdays today Repton School Worth School Forthcoming marriages Muriel Box Muriel Box (Lady Gardiner), British film writer and director, died on May 18 aged 85. She was born in Tolworth, Surrey, on September 22,1905 Marriage Expressly traditional garden Memorial services Corporation of the Sons of the Clergy Sammy Ball Sammy Ball, golf ball technologist, has died aged 92. He was born on September 25,1898 Service luncheon Let the wicked leave their way of life and change… To Place Your Classified Advertisement Concise Crossword No 2489 Multiple Display Advertising Items Mr Holman Hunt's "Lady of Shalott. " Word-Watching Entertainments Cinema Guide Geoff Brown's assessment of films in London and (where Indicated with the symbol) on release across the country Theatre Guide Jeremy Kingston's assessment of current theatre in London House all, returns only Some seats available Seats at all prices Today's Events Winning Move Intimacy gilded by vivacity Le nozze di Figaro Glyndebourne Opera Popular Music Albert Hall Theatre Theatre Royal, Stratford East Montserrat Bbc 1 6.00 Ceefax 6.30 Bbc Breakfast News 9.05… Sight Savers Picture Gallery Ninety small councils face charge-capping The Times Crossword Puzzle No 18,612 Word-Watching Aa Roadwatch Weather Still reaching for stardom Political sketch Tomorrow in the Times Business and Finance 21-27 TSB calls in police over fraud in Jersey Yorkshire TV profits slump Compass warns The Pound Stock Market Major Changes Interest Rates Currencies Gold North Sea Retail Prices Sharp rise in long-term unemployment High jobless level set to persist Narrow money stays within growth range Pru shuns credit insurer issue Sir Gordon strikes at Bryant & May Second monoplies enquiry if four years Major parries CBI attack See the Light French show interest in Ici pigment subsidiary Ba gives profits warning after losses Mountleigh falls in spite of Getty stake Fiat profits fall to £970m Petrocon ahead Profits leap Enquirer shares Epson Icl holds ?1.6bn turnover as European rivals suffer News International to close Bemrose Lilley urges cultural industrial revolution By our City Staff: Walker still opposing Hill sale Readicut pays same as profits slump Business Roundup Generator sheds jobs Fairline bucks trend Shires trust value falls Pavilion return call H Young lifts at half time Film library profits surge Why Europe is the catalyst in world chemical reaction Hanson's ICI moves have focused attention on other players in the industry Proposals not taken on trust The Times City Diary Showing the Way The Times City Diary Europe's trap for ICI Comment Fleckney returns The Times City Diary Shiner example The Times City Diary New Sony plant to create 1,400 jobs Dinner date The Times City Diary ARIG insurance company Lifebelt for Trade Indemnity Tempus Yorkshire Tv Compass Volatile Dow gains Wall Street Ft-Se 100 Volumes S&U Stores PLC By our City Staff: Tunstall claims DTI report on auditor backs damages suit Major Indices Recent Issues Power groups attract support Stock Market Wm Cook makes write-offs London Traded Options Traditional Options The Times BP awards £100m pipeline contract Magnetic reply BAe raises stake K&K for sale Issue taken up Shares rise in quiet trading Stock Exchange Prices TEC Unlisted Securities The Times Unit Trust Information Service Investment Trusts Money Markets Commodities An eye for suitable sites Ben has followed in the footsteps of famous families Rolls Royce Motor Cars Limited Charity's work blooms at Town Thorns Motor & Allied Trades Benevolent Fund Ben In a special report, profiles are Motor and Alliled Trades Benevolent Fund, Ben for short, which has opened an ?8m Midlands home A step in the right direction Geoffrey Atkinson has faith and hope, but above all knows chairly was the foundation on which Town Thorns was built Oakstead Holdings Limited Arlington Im Group Limited Renray Peugeot Companies fund the caring Motor & Allied Trades Benevolent Fund The motor vehicle industry has helped to make the Town Thorns home the envy of others centres Hpi AA More helping hands needed to lift load People want information and advice when they face a crisis. 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Investments A Space where your Business Can Take off North Staffs Chislehurst High St Wimbledon Chislehurst High St Disch Vail Williams The Times Forecast of revenue hopelessly out of reach If the recession bites any deeper, annual betting turnover could drop for the first time in the 25 years that records have been kept Lancashire pair briefly discover the correct lines Golf Champions meet in PGA curtain-raiser Champions meet in Pga curtain-raiser New Law Journal Costs automatically follow acceptance of money paid into court Law Report May 22 1991 House of Lords Preaching the art of the possible Third Watch can stake Oaks claim in Goodwood trial Mandarin Gallop and trial heighten Brittain's Derby optimism Epsom support Saturday switch The Times Racing Cricket Rapid Raceline Yesterday's Results Goodwood Worcester From our Irish Racing Correspondent, Dublin: Blue Linnet seeks US double Bruno's path from boxer to British icon Simon Barnes on the appeal of a lovable heavyweight who found a special place in a nation's affections Brewers close to joint sponsorship Yachting New rules pu… focus on Lymington Cup Cricketcall Five matches scheduled in one-day series next year Cricket Floodlit fixture arranged Early leaders face a test Medlycott takes all-round control Leading First-Class Averages Campaign hopes are raised McMillan ready for a test of nerve Tour itinerary is given new look Rugby League Association hit hard by unpaid receipts Netball Today's Fixtures Clubs will bear cost of policing Appeal is ruled out In Brief Millwall confronted by a Brighton rock Testing time for Irish Wilson finds Hawaii camp beyond reach Swimming Wallace twins agree to move to Leeds United Football For the Record Backley aiming to retain title Chance to lay claim England reacquainted with a controversial old friend Rugby Union England tour haunted by past failings Lacrosse End is in sight for Noah Tennis By a Special Correspondent: St John's may supply unexpected challenge Rowing Racing 36,37 Platt impresses in the leading role Graham Taylor's unbeaten run as the England manager survives a testing time from the Soviets at Wembley England...... 3 Soviet Union..... 1 The Portable Phone with Staying Taylor's praise is tempered Power of positive thinking will aid Gascoigne England lack a playmaker Lazio to discuss the options Match Facts Cyclist dies at London track
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