News from 08/07/1991
1991; Gale Group;
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Victoria McKee, Malcolm Tozer (Headmaster), Edward Gorman Irish Affairs Correspondent, Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, Jon Ashworth, David Tytler, Martin Biddle (Chairman Council for British Archaeology, Urban Research Committee), Paddy Coulter, Director, Bill Frost, Tim Judah, Brian Viner, Angela Mackay, Ivo Tennant, Matt Wolf, Robin Oakley, Ian Murray, David Gee, Barry S. Doe, Chris Patten, Chairman, Harry Eyres, Richard Streeton, Quentin Cowdry, Kevin Eason, Motoring Correspondent, Neil Bennett, Banking Correspondent, Richard Bourne (Director), Malcolm Harper (United Nations Association), Geoff Brown, Joe Joseph, Bernard Levin, Neil Bennett and Lindsay Cook, Mitchell Platts, Golf Correspondent, Andrew Longmore Tennis Correspondent, Bruce Clark, Nicholas Hinton Director General, Peter Ball, Alan Road, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Judd, Martin Barrow, Ernest Beck, O. A. W. Dilke, Michael McCarthy, Environment Correspondent, John O'Leary, John Young, Anatole Kaletsky, Kevin Eason Motoring Correspondent, John Percival, John O'leary, Philip Bassett, Industrial Editor, Roger Smith (Director), Robert Cockburn, Philip Webster, Chiefpolitical Correspondent, Philip Bassett, Gavin Bell, John Woodcock, Melinda Wittstock Media Correspondent, David Miller, Gillian Bowditch, Robin Oakley, Political Editor, Catherine Sampson, John O'leary Higher Education Correspondent, John Higgins and Richard Morrison, John Ashworth, Alan Lee, Cricket Correspondent, Peter Stothard, Mr R H Woolley, Michael Taylor, Alix Ramsay, Milton Keynes Bowl, Richard Evans, Robert Shaw, Julian Morgan, David Powell, Athletics Correspondent, Barry Pickthall, Roger Boyes, Ronald Butt, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Michael Dynes, Transport Correspondent, Roger Bootle, John Goodbody, David Young, Norman Howell in Magny-Cours, Philip Webster Chief Political Correspondent, John Tusa, Managing Director, John Grant, Crossword Editor, Matthew Parris, John Shaw, Alan Lee Cricket Correspondent, David Sinclair, Marcus Braybrooke, Philip Pangalos, Martin Waller, Michael Evans Difence Correspondent, Colin Narborough, Colin Campbell and Philip Bassett, Tara K. Mukherjee (President), Benedict Nightingale, Derek Harris, Julian Filochowski, Richard Morrison, Anatole Kaletsky Economics Editor, John H. Deam, Jenny Macarthur, Colin Campbell, Susan Ellicott, George Medley, Mike Rosewell, Rowing Correspondent, Mary Dejevsky, Timothy Heritage, John Watson,
ResumoIRA prisoners on run in London Driver shot as his car is seized by fugitives Singing Whingeing Winning Inside News Pollution agency ANC flexible Arts 13,18 Births, marriages, deaths 16,17 Business… Sheikh asked to repay money lost in Bcci collapse Lawson rebuts Ridley's claim of betrayal Tories rule out autumn election By our Foreign Staff: Yugoslav rivals accept EC formula for peace Smallbone of Devizes Sale Stich topples tired Becker Defiant Scargill prepares to take on Howard's legal assaults Two union stalwarts open conferences today, but Michael Howard is ready to pounce, reports Philip Bassett Todd accepts lesser role for unions at election Major tries to resolve charter row St. Joseph's Hospice Prince hails triumph of National Gallery wing Rag trade businesses count cost of bank's collapse Liquidators set up action line for customers How will clients of the collapsed bank fare? Neil Bennett and Lindsay Cook report on advice they may be given Scot wins crossword championship All history teaching off-target, says study Fatal stabbing Smoke alarm Anti-pollution police to spearhead Tories' green drive MPs urge King to backtrack on frontline cuts Boom time for garden statuary thieves The Week Ahead Agenda Jail's poor image sinks even lower Would-be barristers face aptitude test Viewdata Europe No Title Symbols of IRA defiance Volvo Cost-cutting triumph for BR as new 225 service is launched IRA coffee jar bomb injures five EC discounted Cyclist dies War memorial Death of actor Bond winners Old scrap puts new cars on the road Siemens Cemetery welcomes tombstone tourists American Airlines Labour regains poll lead but Lib Dems take Tory support Ministers to resist electoral reform Alfa Romeo Thatcher's fall helps party in Scotland Renault Motorsport Rhetoric and murder bring republics to brink of conflict The Zagreb-Belgrade propaganda battic has put Serbs and Croats psychologically on to a war footing, Roger Boyes reports from Zagreb Five die as Croats and Serbs clash in village Reuter (AP): EC warns Belgrade over army Street-level capitalism flounders in Budapest Picture Gallery Slovenes capture strategic Yugoslav munitions dump Film pirates sink Soviet festival Morse Soldier in Cyprus siege holds out (AFP): Migrant action Fishing controls (AFP): Raid on mafia Speed challenge (Reuter): Hoxha luxury Plea by Bush for Start progress Abbey National Kohl seeks West's aid to support Soviet reformers Picture Gallery New debate stirs about royal ties The argument over whether Australia should become a republic threatens to split the nation, Robert Cockburn writes Winning headlines in Bonn (AP): UN team to issue nuclear report (Reuter): Martial law ends (AFP): Iraq executions (Reuter): Talks delayed (Reuter): Algiers pledge (AP): Sidon arrests Richter visit ANC leaders get mandate to pursue Pretoria talks Chinese lose their shirts in Peking's slogan crackdown (AP): Kashmir kidnapping victims escape Reuter: Thatcher 'did the talking' to Hirohito Abbey National Tokyo tycoon tops list of rich (AFP): Teacher jailed for raping pupils (AFP): Leader detained (Reuter): Summit ends (AFP): Jet inspections (AP): Shot in the dark Face to face, PTN versus DIY Should you reach for the cheque book or the tool box when a house needs improving? Victoria Mckee reports Cordula MPs show their green side Parliamentarians who wield clubs outside the Commons are celebrating 100 years of their golfing society Lowland reels Briefing Cod piece? Last chance ... great Covent Garden relay Everyone a winner in the … John Higgins (in the Opera House) and Richard Morrison (in the Piazza) review Tosca with Placido Domingo and Maria Ewing Shooting match or shotgun wedding ? Better to rehearse hopefully than perform without understanding Soviet director Lev Dodin, bringing two Maly Theatre productions to London from Leningrad, talks to Matt Wolf Yorkshire Picture Gallery Ronald Butt John Major is right to lambast Labour's education policy, but he must go further Matthew Parris …and moreover Haunted by ol' Huey The stalinesque legacy of Huey long, hangs heavily on Louisiana's race for governor, reports Peter Stothard Bitch , bitch and bitch again If the Office of Fair Trading wants us to complain more, we must do our national duty, writes Bernard Owen for Cambridge? The Times Diary Picture Gallery Put out more flags The Times Diary Still life with gallery The Times Diary Off with his head The Times Diary Fooling All the People Winds of Durban Many More for Tennis TV's shut window on wider world Lecture withdrawal Sex before marriage Ancient cartography Stricter checks for asylum-seekers Labour's deterrent Paternoster issues Threat to future of London's past Through tickets on BR Glue-ear operations Early influence? Court Circular Forthcoming marriages Birthdays today Today's royal engagements Dinner Colonel Terence Maxwell Anniversaries Mill Hill School Phoebette Sitwell Old Etonian Association Saddlers' Company Fleur Riddell Dr Julius Grant Dr Julius Grant, forensic scientist, died on july 5 aged 89. He was born in London on October 19,1901 Group Captain Denys Gillam Marriages Cobham Hall Faith, peace and justice Marchu Braybrooke I have taught you all the laws, as the Lord my God… Court and Social Advertising Concise Crossword No 2528 Multiple Classified Advertising Items Rentals Legal Notices South Africa: Mr Amery on White Supremacy 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 Today's Events Peter Hall Company Playhouse Smashing, grabbing blues Rock ZZ Top Milton kcyncs Bowl No One Writes to the Colonel Riverside, Hammersmith Theatre Dance Four Last Songs/Swansong/Etudes Coliseum Chichester Festival Garrick Bo & CC O71 379 61O7 cc 379 4444 Lyric Hammersmith O81 741 2311 (cc no bkg fee O71… The Double Wedding Royal Court Theatre Old Vic O71 928 7616 or O71 793 O6oo (agency no fee)… Prince Edward O71 734 8951 First call (24hrs. 7 day… Vaudeville Bo & Cc 836 9987 24hr cc 836 2428 4 793… BBC 1 ITV Variations BBC 2 Radio 3 ITV Satellite Channel4 The Times Educational Supplement Lake Baikal pollution threatens world system Tomorrow in the Times The Times Crossword Puzzle No 18,652 Motorists warned as M11 melts Age-old prejudice attacked Weather By our Banking Correspondent: Switch plans a global presence Glaxo is top in value survey The Pound Change on Week Stock Market Forecast of deeper recession puts pressure on base rates Markets face $2bn losses in BCCI failure By our Banking Correspondent: DTI investigates insurance offshoot Banks could have to pay out £200m Third World urged to aid markets By our City Staff: Pay levels at Tace criticised John Charcol Ratner on course for cool reception House prices 'to stay static' Girobank KP takes lead of snack sales market in UK Lonrho offers to take over Brent Walker's debts Wakeham moves on energy saving The Times S&F sees a return to profits Moving image of Britton The Times City Diary Families love all The Times City Diary Buying time for Gorbachev Economic View Finding the right reasons for funding rights issues Some estimates say £20 billion is needed over the next two years to shore up battered balance sheets Dressed to . . . The Times City Diary Greening Peru The Times City Diary Camp sighted The Times City Diary Low inflation key to market hopes Gilt-Edged Tiphook plc Bitter Botnar will refuse arbitration in Nissan dispute By our City Staff: Private firms find few buyers The Times Cartoon series set to take on Europe Smaller Companies Summary offence cannot be sent for trial Previous paternity cases can be reopened Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts Father is denied access to child Discretions should not be made rigid Review board duty Tripos results Cancer Research Campaign Higher interest charges take their toll of Asda Reporting this Week Capitalisation and change on week Stock Exchange Prices La Creme De La Creme Secretarial/ Administrative Posts Caroline King appointments High Profile Photo Library European Helicopters Limited Diary of Times Classified City-Secretary /PA REC /SEC with a Difference ?Neg Age 30+ Use your… First Creme Multi-Lingual Opportunities Bilingual Secretary Spain/portugal Main-Tucker Super Secretaries Education Posts Labour cannot bank on a loan-scheme flop Take-up of students loans is low. But, John O'Leary warns opponents, it is too early to write the scheme off as a failure Education St George's School HMC School Keeping faith with church - or community? A school has lost a grant because it refuses to exclude of other denominations Multiple Display Advertising Items St Mary's College Rugby School Multiple Classified Advertising Items University of Oxford Multiple Classified Advertising Items Thames Polytechnic American Degree Programs Multiple Classified Advertising Items Pioneer college fires warning The principal of a CTC predicts a battle if Labour threatens closure. Alan Road hears the arguments Education Courses Pitman Multiple Display Advertising Items Career Analysts St. Godric's College University of Sussex Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items High marks for college Noticeboard Exchange talks Quality counts Multiple Display Advertising Items Rescue act Lead singer State side shows too much steel for rusty England Defeat no disgrace in first game of rugby union tour Skinner takes on temporary role Fox's boot the key for N Zealand Davis adjusts swiftly to sweep board Rifle Shooting Gullivers Loriston-Clarke strikes right note Equewtrianism From a Correspondent: Revival is too late for Welsh Derby pair will head for Merseyside Football Opening League Fixtures The friendless Eclipse winner Results from Saturday's Meetings Sprinters in Spotlight Woosnam issues warning Golf Final Scores from Monte Carlo Big-race details Mandarin: Kabcast ready to end losing run Mandarin, Thunderer: Leicester Mandarin, Thunderer: Edinburgh Mandarin: Windsor Mandarin: Ripon Leaders on the Flat Rapid Raceline Switch Confident Elliott dreams on Success in Oslo augurs well for an athlete obsesed by greater reiches in Tokyo Dispute takes a fresh turn (Reuter): Suffering Roche is disqualified Cycling Tour De France Details Pools Check Results from OSLO For the Record No room for privacy on the centre court Simon Barnes Gullikson and Lloyd serve up a dink from the past Doubts persist as Graf displays a champion's resolve Euphoria reigns as Wimbledon title is reclaimed Match Facts Wimbledon: Men's Singles Wimbledon: Women's Singles Lamb a high-roller playing for the big stakes England's man for the occassion has plenty riding on his appointed task of salvaging the third cricket Test against West Indies Scoreboard from Trent Bridge Saturday's Scoreboards Rapid Cricketline Texaco Cricketline Today's Fixtures Marshall is not retiring type Yesterday's Scoreboards No Title Surrey too slow to claim victory Stephenson displays his all-round value Refuge Assurance League Table Briers stands alone Lancashire leave way open for the quizmasters Cricket Mansell storms to record victory Moss's motor-racing landmark is eclipsed as Williams discovers the right formula at last Result from Magny Cours Eight defeat Soviet rivals Rowing Results from Henley Rono for Sheffield In Brief Hopes of Smith rest on protest Yatching Confident Campbell cruises in Swimming Rowleys find Cowdray Park are too strong Polo The Times Stich's power crushes a past master Wimbledon honours a new men's singles champion as Becker meets a German who outplays him at his own game Lineplex Ltd Crowds on the up LTA looks to Bollettieri to revive British game New model does the trick By our Sports Staff: Mansell secures historic victory England hopes clouded Hadlee ready to undergo heart surgery
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