News from 04/12/1991
1991; Gale Group;
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Victoria McKee, Jon Ashworth, David Trimble, Sara McConnell and Philip Bassett, Neil Bennett, David Rhys Jones, Angela MacKay, Richard Ford, Home Affairs Correspondent, Ross Tieman, Industrial Correspondent, Sally Brompton, Philip Howard, Jeremy Kingston, John Leonard, Director of Marketing, Wolfgang M?nchau European Business Correspondent, Lynne Truss, Albert Dormer, Simon Wilde, Tom Walker, Paul Eward, Philip Bassett Industrial Editor, Joe Joseph, Anthony Wagner, R. F. Rawlins Executive Director, Martin Fletcher, Michael Dynes Transport Correspondent, Mitchell Platts, Golf Correspondent, Peter Davenport, Bruce Clark, Peter Ball, Louise Taylor, Richard Evans, Racing Correspondent, Adam Kelliher and our Foreign Staff, Martin Barrow, Libby Purves, Peter Bills, Jeremy Laurance Health Services Correspondent, John Patten, Michael Clark, Douglas Broom, Local Government Correspondent, David Hands, Charles Bremner, Neil Bennett Banking Correspondent, Peter Barnard, Mary Whitehouse President, Peter Lewis, Tim Judah and Anne McElvoy, Kate Muir, Jane Wyatt, Sally Jones, Julian Wiseman, George Brock, Graham Arkell, Nicholas Wood and Peter Mulligan, Lindsay Cook Money Editor, Dennis Signy, Tom Walker and Philip Bassett Industrial Editor, David Miller, Philip Webster, Chief Political Correspondent, Jonathan Redvers Harris, Wolfgang Münchau, John O'leary Higher Education Correspondent, Marcus Binney, Jonathan Prynn, M. Taplin, Alan Lee, Cricket Correspondent, Raymond Keene, Chess Correspondent, Peter Stothard, Paul Griffiths, Christopher Clapham, Matthew d'Ancona, Marcus Binney Architecture Correspondent, Richard Evans, Nigel Hawkes, Craig Seton, Mary Dejevsky and Robert Seely, Ian Ross, M. W., Max Engel, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Michael Dynes, Transport Correspondent, Ruth Gledhill Religious Affairs Correspondent, B. L. Connolly, Adam Fresco, Roger Boyes, East Europe Correspondent, Stephanie Calman, Mandarin, R. Ehrenzeller, Colin Narbrough, Economics Correspondent, Srikumar Sen Boxing Correspondent, Graham Searjeant, Financial Editor, Sally Hamwee Chairman and Leader, Matthew Parris, Clive White, Sheila Gunn Political Correspondent, Brian Buchanan, Walter Gammie, Richard Beeston and Martin Fletcher, Michael Phillips, Noel and Gertie, Melinda Wittstock, Tim Jones, Michael Binyon, Diplomatic Editor, Norris McWhirter Chairman, Marc Gordon, Michael Horsnell, Alan Coren, Christopher Warman, Laurence G. Wilson, Benedict Nightingale, Jill Sherman, Political Correspondent, David Tytler, Education Editor, Michael Evans Defence Correspondent, Sam Kiley, John Phillips, Alan Jackson, Ross Tieman, Colin McQuillan,
ResumoMaxwell moved cash from pension fund Brothers quit boards as financial noose tightens around communications group Air Attack Freedom Shaded Lamp Inside Employers seeking senior staff are advertising… Tale of the peashooter and a very public spy Caviare to cod roe in just a month Joe Joseph charts the Maxwell sons' brief and unhappy taste of the limelight Britain still dogged by reference to federalism Janner denies abuse Tiffany & Co Sununu resigns as Bush aide The 'Janner diversion' that failed to save Beck from justice Craig Seton reports on the allegations made in the Beck child-abuse trial which Greville Janner, the Labour MP, said had caused him agony Drink-drive adverts aim at older men Rank Xerox Drink-Driving 'Prefab' replaces £140m station Picture Gallery Baker may end release of quarterly crime figures Race is on for white horse The City demands St Paul's changes Price of parcel post doubles in survey Man killed in court foyer Opera cancels production Man shot dead Bomber buried Workers freed Strangled girl kept secret diary of hate Valentine card sent as a joke Note gives a clue to blackmail killer Coral heals broken bones Driver 'killed by racing joyriders' Nurse sues over sex object hat Isuzu Nursing changes would save £125m Clarke backs return to formal lessons Primary schools enquiry Cambridge fund exceeds £100m Dialatron Picture Gallery Anti-fascists fear Le Pen visit Why is the French National Front leader visiting Britain? Matthew d'Ancona reports on fears of an extremist network Savaged boy found too late Criminals 'running squatter trade' Britain pursues bombers Qc dropped £3.8m awarded Red Beret theft Bond winner Beck tried to frame me, says Janner Adley win 'is rail warning' Around the Lobby NHS cash £1.78bn in aid More in jail Parliament today Waiting list guarantee claims another ?2m Overhaul for the coastguard Norwich Union Labour fights to turn off Ec spotlight Audi (Reuter): City of future lures Japan Street wise (Reuter): Aids rethink (Reuter): Top monkey False mouse genes sink scientist A Nobel winner has resigned after a dispute over the authenticity of his research, Nigel Hawkes reports Stewart's two suits People Childcare 'sidelines women' Picture Gallery Amstrad Virgin Ec holds up recruitment Run-Up to Maastricht: Talks on Membership for Austria and Sweden Put Back to 1993 Enlargement Paris hints at rethink on Nato membership Foreign Policy It must be Brussels if this is Tuesday Bulldog spirit bites Animal Welfare EC gives upon 48-hour week Working Week NSPCC Wars unify Ec policy Run-Up to Maastricht: How Gulf and Yugoslav Conflicts Have Galvanised Community Nato Role Designed for Life Points of conflict Kremlin sees coup danger Gorbachev issues desperate plea for unity as independent states emerge from ruins of the Soviet empire Action for Blind People Money men sweep Kiev Ukraine plans for army arouse fears Daks Kennedy trial lawyer reduces woman witness to tears Charles Bremner reports on courtroom tensions, tears and drama on the second day of the Palm Beach rape trial Judge greets fame with only a scowl Woman in the news Amnesty accuses Uganda (AFP): Rebels' quarry (Reuter): Khmer return Moi party votes for pluralism\ Royal Mail Free Steen raises Anderson hopes New UN chief sworn in (Reuter): Law protest (Reuter): Two executed (Reuter): War locks Patients to ponder meaning of life Martin Fletcher in Washington writes that a wrangle over the right to control life-support machines has changed the course of American law Middle East talks head for Moscow Iraq's US spy gets 34 years BBC Un envoy meets army general Viewers, viewers, everywhere, but not a lot to spend Why do ITV and the BBC play the ratings game so keennly at Christmans? Peter Barnard looks at the turkey season Challenge to admen playing catch me if you can Girls just want to have fun, says a magazine intent on luring lost revenue Creative Media & Marketing Multiple Classified Advertising Items Property Sales Manager Multiple Classified Advertising Items Channel 4 offers festive humbug Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hat Trick Productions Ltd. Ashley Associates Multiple Display Advertising Items Management Trainee Called to account Media Watch Cashing in Ad-aid Last chord First fruits Briefing Jumping ship Last chance ... Where the sitar meets the shamrock Theatre Jatinder Verma, back at the National with an accident Indian classic and an Irish/Asian cast, talks to Peter Lewis Fortnum & Mason Plc Clear vision of a new glass age Architecture Architects are increasingly exploring the dazzling new possibilities of " smart glass", as Marcus Binney reports The Roaring Twenties U are what U eat Television Review Olbas Oil For the love of God and man As the Church of England gives its views on homosexual clergymen, Libby Purves talks to the Rev Michael Peet and his male partner 'Parishioners know that I live with Raymond. They can see that I am not some awful fantasy' Just a few small steps for step-kind Stephanie Calman, the creator of a magazine for step-children, considers the real problems that they face Whsmith Sweetest gifts of all And Briefly Line perfect Mothers' help Zoom boom Art of glass Save us from the meddlers 'Wrenching institutions from one culture and imposing them on another isfraught with danger' John Patten cautions against the dangers of constitutional upheavel ... and moreover Frontline women Women may now fly RAF jets in combat, but Kate Muir asks why equality has taken so long Stirring up old hatreds As America remembers Pearl Harbor, Peter Stothard looks at a tense alliance Early bath Higher yet It takes guts Forgotten form Le Pen's Poison Health and Efficiency No Christmas Complacency Lessons from past on sex education Maastricht issues Ulster's future Class divisions Putting Britain's centre on the map Le Pen visit 'London: World City' Radio 3 and cricket Bank complaints Popping the weasel Late of No 10 Court Circular Today's royal engagements Marriages Appointment Birthday honours for Smoking Joe at show Forthcoming marriages Memorial service Tom Brooke-Smith Tom Brooke-Smith, test-pilot, died of cancer aged 73 on November 10. He was born on August 14.1918 Monk to take over as bishop Maurice Brads Haw Maurice Bradshaw, OBE former secretary-general of the Federation of British Artists, died on November 23 aged 88. He was born on Febuary 7,1903 Church news Anniversaries Well dated to 5000 BC Reception The King's School, Canterbury Appointments in the Forces Birthdays today Molly Cox Molly Cox, producer. children's programmes BBC Television, died on November 3 aged 66. She was born on October 18,1925 Reunion University news Last Parade of Home Guard Dinners Look to the Lord and be strong: at all times seek… To Place Your Classified Advertisement Concise Crossword No 2655 Entertainments Cinema Guide Theatre Guide Today's Events A party short on sparkle Theatre Theatre Design For Living Richmond Concert BBCSO/Wigglesworth Festival Hall/Radio 3 Rock Word-Watching Winning Move Bbc 1 Fuller's Bishops seek sex ban on gay clergy The Times Crossword No 18,780 Picture Gallery Word-Watching Aa Roadwatch Chambord Weather There's nothing like a Dame Political sketch Business News 23-29 Pool Winners Support Warrant Restructuring No Complaints The Pound Stock Market Interest Rates Currencies Gold North Sea Oil Retail Prices Mirror pensioners plan action against trustee Eleventh-hour applications boost Bt sale Premium on public sale tipped at 24% Ultramar rejects final Lasmo offer Counting cost of equal pensions By our Financial Editor: Trafalgar profits tumble to £122m The Presentation Company Electricity sell-off 'has green benefits' Airbus gives up cartel complaint against Ba PZ Skase action adjourned By our City Staff: Brussels approves Tnt deal Ifs welcomes Ec energy tax plan The Leeds rules against candidate Higher interest bill trims Greene King at half time By our City Staff: Eldridge Pope moves back into the black Allied Colloids raises interim profits 8.9% Business round up Creighton's advances Wolstenholme buys Leeds lifts payout Syltone rises 6% By our City Staff: Chairman urges countries not to let Gatt die By our City Staff: Major welcomes time for Bcci compensation talks Support for pound takes reserves down by $400m Economic indicators signal recovery Board changes at Seeboard Pirelli to keep German interest UniChem makes £35.1m cash call Brent Walker loses £134m Bell Atlantic Foreign Sales Corporation Ecgd deal nets less than ?10m Reuter: Adsteam to look into share deal allegations MBA Decline in full-year profits pushes Trafalgar House shares down 26p Stock Market GrandMet acquires French cakemaker Glynwed links Saphir cuts payout Gestetner buys Investment cut Payout increased Embassy in talks Accountancy and Finance By our City Staff: Names' premium 'diminished as risks increased' Dow slips 5.8 points as market consolidates Wall Street Davy provides a brighter future at Trafalgar House Tempus (Reuter): Tokyo partly recovers Recent Issues Major Changes Vestey bets on RaceAid The Times City Diary Harrods instead The Times City Diary Pension woes at the Mirror Comment Under the hammer The Times City Diary Shaving stick The Times City Diary Players in the power pool are drowning, not waving Transitional measures designed to ease the pain of electricity privatisation have led to distortions in prices for industrial users. Ross Tieman reports Designer workers The Times City Diary Margins key to steel survival Tiddlywinks and the 50 pence piece Trafalgar House Barber - a word with a big price tag Ft-Se 100 Volumes London Traded Options Major Indices The Times Unit Trust Information Service Commodities London Financial Futures Money Markets Volatile trading Diocese of Westminster Archbishop's House Savills Hobstones Recruitment Consultants Multiple Classified Advertising Items Paragon of Virtue Maine - Tucker Recruitment Consultants Working Girls Angela Mortimer Secretarial Recruitment Consultancy Stockbroking Elizabeth Hunt Recruitment Concultants Multiple Display Advertising Items Agrolon Limited Maine - Tucker Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Secretary Buck's Club Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multi-Lingual Opportunities Angela Mortimer Secretarial Recruitment Consultancy Appointments Language Multilingual Services Recruitment Consultants Multiple Classified Advertising Items Academic Department of Genito Urinary Medicine… School of Oriental and African Studies Trilingual Sheila Burgess Multiple Classified Advertising Items Career Minded PA Angela Mortimer Secretarial Recruitment Consultancy Multiple Classified Advertising Items Super Secretaries Multiple Classified Advertising Items Rentals Multiple Classified Advertising Items London Property Arthur Rathbone Kitchens Limited Grosvenor Mortgage Services Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Chestertons Residential Multiple Classified Advertising Items The American Agency Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mortgages & Remortgages Multiple Classified Advertising Items Serviced Flats Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Barbican Multiple Classified Advertising Items Making your house improvements pay Britons spent £12 billion this year on additions to their homes. Christopher Warman looks at their investment value and at ready-made extensions Home Improvements Multiple Display Advertising Items Standard Roofing Country Property Allison Multiple Classified Advertising Items Show Bedrooms Relocating in Edinburgh Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items An office in the garden Broadgate goes international Foreign clients are eyeing the scheme being opened by the Queen tomorrow. Christopher Warman assesses the potential London boom years ahead Multiple Classified Advertising Items Timeshare TDA Multiple Classified Advertising Items Warrington Offices to Let South East Glasgow New Business Park Development Multiple Classified Advertising Items For Sale Small Industrial Estate Sedgemoor Leicester BUSinESS Multiple Classified Advertising Items In the Market Enfield out to turn the corner Fa Cup Walter Gammie on a rivalry that will test loyalties in north London Burden of proving right to light Law Report December 4 1991 Changing resignation to dismissal Kwik-Fit (GB) Ltd v Linehani Assignment must be by deed Results from Yesterday's Three Meetings Term of contract cannot fetter the discretion of the court Quadrant Visual Communication Ltd and Others v Hutchison Telephone (UK) Ltd and Another Soft ground disrupts The Fellow's agenda Racing Blacksburg suited by track Mandarin Thunderer, Mandarin: Huntingdon Thunderer, Mandarin: Ludlow Nicholson's hopes rise Thunderer, Mandarin: Southwell Catterick Bridge Jockey hurt Multiple Display Advertising Items Thurrock given a chance to relive their day of glory Junior club away in Pilkington Cup Fourth round Bath appeal over point deduction Andrew has to play in second Xv The Royal London Society for the Blind Lambs benefit from a change in rankings Squash Rackets Picture Gallery Norman begins his long haul on road to Augusta Golf Gourlay races to his fifth indoor victory Bowls Paralympics village makes hit with British officials Sport for the Disabled Surrey poised to sign Matthews Overseas Cricket The Times Fog clears to give Middlesbrough path to next round Managers protest at difficult conditions Players strike is dismissed by Fa Favourites to meet in the play-off Bridge Today's Fixtures Open illustrates a revival Real Tennis Picture Gallery Broomhead is quick to make her mark Netball For the Record Helmick about to find out who his friends are Olympic Games A record purse Sport in Brief Racing 34,35 Kimble punishes lax Liverpool Peterborough make Grobbelaar pay a heavy price on a memorable night at London Road Lineplex Ltd Palace pressure finally tells on Birmingham Eubank continues his pursuit of excellence Rivals to be given extra time Bacher ready to face his judgment day England gamble is put to the test
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