News from 31/12/1991
1991; Gale Group;
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Gillian Tindall, Neil Bennett banking correspondent, Jon Ashworth, Rodney Legg, Chairman, Bob Ross, Jon ashworth, Neil Bennett, banking correspondent, Neil Bennett, Tim Judah, Raymond Keene. chess correspondent, Coun Narbrough economics correspondent, Phili p Webster, chief political correspondent, Philip Howard, David Pannick, Jill Sherman, political correspondent, George Sivell, Lynne Truss, Nigel Hawkes science editor, Dessa Trevisan, Richard Eaton, Richard Streeton, Frances Gibb legalcorrespondent, Stewart Tendler, Crime Correspondent, Geoff Brown, Martin Fletcher, Martha De La Cal, Peter Davenport, David Hands rugby correspondent, Peter Ball, Ruth Gledhill, Louise Taylor, Robert Seely, Martin Barrow, Richard Evans racing correspondent, Keith A. E. Heckler, Ray Kennedy, Martin Cropper, John Winder, Michael Clark, Thomson prentice, medical correspondent, Jeremy Hummerstone, Charles Bremner, Graham L Barber, Managing Director, Colin Narbrough, economics correspondent, Michael R Bond, Norman de Mesquita, Robert Rodvvell, Lindsay Cook money editor, Martin F. Marix Evans, Jeremy Laurance health services correspondent, John Woodcock, StuartJones football correspondent, Walter Grey, Andrew Gumbel, George Brock, Robert Kirley, Sydney Friskin, Nicholas Harling, Frank Smith, Lin Jenkins, W. F. Raymond (Chief Scientist), George Yorke, Mary Dejevsky and Our Foreign Staff, Patrick Stevens, Jonathan Prynn, Barrie Milns, Raymond Keene, Chess Correspondent, John Stokes, James Morton, Craig Brown, Ali Jaber, Frederic Goodwin, Alix Ramsay, Peter Bryan, Richard Evans, Godfrey Talbot, Ian Ross, Michael Binyon diplomatic editor, John Goodbody, David Young, Christopher Walker, John winder, Aian Lorimer, Craig Lord, Liz Smith, Gavin Bell in Soweto, John Shaw, Mr Floyd Abrams, Richard Beeston, Philip Webster, Kevin Eason motoring correspondent, Tim Jones, Benedict Nightingale, Richard Morrison, Arthur Leathley, Vince Wright, John Phillips, Matthew Bond, Monson, Peter Robinson, Philip Jacobson, Lee Chapman, Colin McQuillan,
ResumoThree republics opt to set up separate armies Nuclear accord at Minsk summit Treasury threatens rate rise Inside Counter-attack rocks Tbilisi Aids reports boost shares Index Best Vest Labour pledges to undo new tax cuts Prayer book burning kindles feminist ire Best Unsaid Beirut bomb kills 15 Best of Arts Bravery of hostages acclaimed in honours Barkers Best Prizes Labour health paper softens opposition to GP fundholders Dobson to act on energy saving Resolve Dog 's last hope is No 10 Police amass an off-beat lexicon Prince attacked for visit to hunt European will find a good home' Rescue chief praises caver 'Ban drinking and driving" Acid raid help Escaper dies Death charge Teenage job hunters defy setbacks to career hopes Pensioner speaks of rape attack Aids drugs bring new risk By a Staff Reporter: A Scotch that will be sorely missed New horizons: Graeme Hayes looks out over the North… Car pair arrested in church Alzheimer team quits over pay Comet Doctors treat 100 exposed to meningitis Natlonwilde Fanners pay price of nuclear harvest Radioactive contamination The Chernobyl shockwaves are still echoing aroound Britain's uplands, reports Michael Hounsby Modern mushers run wild Adams closes gap with second win Lawyers dash on evidence BG Picture Gallery Minister defends economic record Pubs seek unity on festive hours BR regrets the driver does not know line Haulier bailed Jail outcry PC injured Ringing out Water worry Kray charge Fleming shrine BBC quarrel is buried Prime Minister's List British Empire Medal Members of the Order of the British Empire Peerage signals new Hong Kong ehoiee Diplomatic and Service Overseas Royal Navy Order of the Bath Kcb Royal Air Force The Army Royal Red Cross (Nav? Arrc: Cpo Enrolled Nurs (Gen) S Devadason, Qarn Commonwealth International League for the Protection of Horses Recession forces cabbies off road Passenger service will worsen Bailiffs are auctioning London taxis every week as owner-drivers go out of business in spite of working longer hours. David Young reports Peugeot Diesels Picture Gallery New clock loses one second in 1.6m years Bush's quail worry People Vigilance cuts sex attacks onTube (Reuter): Files warning (AP): Death count (Reuter): Peace purge Seals lose out (Reuter): Hanoi cars Bells are back (AFP): Boom in pupils (Reuter): Gum banned Texas Election reports enrage Algerians French slur on radicals rejected Veil lifted on schools protest The right of women to wear Islamic dress has become a political issue in Egypt, Christopher Walker writes Hopes of Salvador pact fade Bush seeks concessions (AFP): Black media tackle township threats Militants try to stall talks Festive season underlines discord in divided Cyprus By our Foreign Staff: German release 'soon (Reuter): Lost hiker survives on rranes Khmer return (Reuter): Villas bombed (Reuter): British aid (Reuter): Freedom plea (Reuter): Miners clash (Reuter): Truce attempt (Reuter): Repellent flock Mantle of defunct Soviet Union clings to its successor Trappings of the old USSR Presidential troops retaliate as Tbilisi fighting intensifies Cheese-paring EC puts Camembert makers on the defensive France turns a deaf ear Portugal inherits task of enacting Maastricht pact Change of EC presidency Dutch show relie as tenure ends Belgrade to weigh three-tier solution The year we nearly forgot Mozart Best of British—The Times critics hail the year's Nature's Best Wembley The Times Prize Jumbo Crossword The New Year Jumbo to Keep You on your Toes Prizes of£50 will be given for the first five correct solutions opened on Monday January 20,1992 Entries should be sent to new year jumbo Crossword The Times I Pennington Strret, London Ei 9xn The Solution and the name of the winners will be published on Saturday January 25 How the vest became beautifulh Liz Smith on the practically glamorous new lines in thermal underwear Woodrow Wyatt Conservatives should shun the quick fix Craig Brown . . . and moreover To Brussels via Kew Gillian Tindall on her hopes for the often threatened but indispensable North London line Avoiding anew arms race The West must make every effort to bend Russia into its security system. argues Michael Howard Eleven leaping to the Lords? The Times Diary Where next? The Times Diary Put to the torch The Times Diary Placidon't The Times Diary Building in Minsk Divide and Misrule Honours Uneven The case for trials on television Cripplestyle chapel Fame at last Ups and downs in cholesterol clash More restrictive laws Camera angle Land fit for butterflies Osborne 's cigarettes Modern manners for David's city Images of Christmas A good hand Forthcoming marriages Social News Marriages University news Royal equerry General Sir Dudley Ward Once more to the breach Archaeology By Norman Hammond Archaeology correspondent Louis Allen Appointments University of Durham Church news Bryan Reed On this Day Balloon Barrage Bellwood - On December 28th. peacefully at home,… Kioney To Place Your Classified Advertisement Entertainments Cinema Guide New Releases Theatre Guide Today's Events Patchy power to the people Opera Television The Lost Boys Radio Play to Packed Houses Word-Watching Winning Move BBC1 And. So. To. Bed By our City Staff: Phone service complaints rise by 25% The Times Crossword Puzzle No 18,802 WORO-WATCHtNG Aa Roadwatch Weather By our Foreign Staff: Mother Teresa in hospital Children die in Beirut bombing Picture Gallery Intex Uphill Task Ale Pales Shot in the Arm Fixed for Life Play Resumes The Pound Stock Market Interest Rates Currencies Gold North Sea Oil Rate promise helps revive battered pound Sterling touches nine-month low Dow hits a record Aids hope lifts Wellcome We're not to blame, says banker A row and arise Sir Alistair plus a new knight at M&S The Sunday Times By our Economics Correspondent: Lilley seeks help for Dunkel Reuter: Bankruptcy notice served to Bond on return to Australia The Times Unit Trust Information Service Brazilians foresee delay in debt talks Reuter: Italian financier faces tax charges Baring buys in Pans Fisons dismisses US criticisms as scaremongering Pharmaceutical group's shares rebound Toyota's export plan risks EC anger Reuter: German unions seek more pay Pub reforms not reaching parts they were to refresh The 1990 Beer Orders were meant to call time on the big groups' grip on pubs, but they are hurting smaller brewers more. Martin Barrow reports Leeds fixes 25-year home loan High court to hear plans for MCC CBI chief tells firms to believe in themselves Kick-off time for Spurs shares Lewellen leaves Wiggins Talks end Pay cut Recent Issues Major Changes FT-SE 100 Volumes London Traded Options Irish firms call for transport boost Wellcome news on Aids drug gives £800m tonic Stock Market Major Indices Commodities London Financial Futures Reuter: Discount rate cut boosts Nikkei World Markets Reuter: Year-end rally boosts Dow to record close Wall Street Money Markets Other Sterling Rates Money Rates European Money Deposits (%) Dollar Spot Rates Bumping along hurts business Comment Bush's mission Nomura top man The Times City Diary Vice chairman The Times City Diary City strongman who shoulders Hill Samuel's burden of loss TSB's merchant bank is in troouble. But in Hugh Freedberg it has a man capable of knocking it into shape, reports Lager than life Two-way view The Time City Diary Power shares Strange choice Detrimental effects of bigger mortgage tax relief Bundesbank zeal The Times Crossword Range Equities mark time Looking ahead to 1992 and all that James Morton, the editor of New Law Journal, makes some light-hearted predictions for the new year Errors of judgment Rambo beats the death rap Fres Legal Section Crown Square Chambers Crown Square, Manchester The London Theatre Act on It Cudmore's triumph is first for Ireland Yachting Payments from social fund Law Report Impermissible way to contact jury No indemnity costs for landlord Dallas defense keeps Bears at bay Drug conversion is production Seeking company information Option to buy Durham move further ahead Ice Hockey It was too much for anyone to bear Peter Ball selects the sayings that marked the highlights of the sporting year of 1991 No Title Scotland selectors put a premium on forward power Big is beautiful in senior trial side TRiAt Teams By a Special Correspondent: Ringer dispute resurfaces Federation argues Alexander's case Cycling Multiple Display Advertising Items Junior duo disturbs old order Squash Packets Kendall takes coaching post Pools Forecast Brave Osborne bounces back Holland hones American style Olympiakos find solution Overseas Football Agencies: Tomba's practice stirs speculation Skiing Mandarin: Nomadic Way to end drought Mandarin, Thunderer: Cheltenham Mandarin: Catterick Bridge Mandarin: Leicester Mandarin: Plumpton Results FHOfiif Yesterday's Four Meetings Raceline Ladbrokes Racing Service Chairman's hat fits better than the captain's John Woodcock pays tribute to Colin Cowdrey, who is awarded a knighthood in today's new year honours list By our Sports Staff: Lawrence gives his colleagues no respite Cricket Show Reports Sidhu called up to bolster India's flagging batting Grafs fever delays doubles debut Felgate is waiting for improvement Tennis Cook criticises his omission Buss goals reward South East Hockey Fibbens is left hoping his record will count Swimming Ferguson attains balance to carry on the challenge Manchester United enjoy a fine year FA plans break original terms Vote goes narrowly to Lewis Sport in Brief Leeds have nothing to fear next time Venison transfer placed on hold For the Record Aunol moves further ahead in Cape rally Gill's approach lifts the Tigers Basketball China take series lead after emphatic win Table Tennis Intex Knighthood for Cowdrey marks off-field success Former batsman's triumphs acknowledged Richer Sounds Smith dismissed by Sunderland Venables outlines Tottenham plight Lineker and Woosnam rewarded Australia revel in one-day arena
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