News from 26/03/1992
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Srikumar Sen, Boxing Correspondent, Ian Amstad, Philip Schofield, Jon Ashworth, Juliet Gardiner, Nick Nuttall, William Walde, Nigel Hawkes, Science Editor, and Bruce Clark, Nicholas Wood, Political Correspondent, Anatol Lieven, C. E. Payne, Edward Gorman Ireland Correspondent, Simon Barnes, Neil Bennett, Sheila Gunn, Political Correspondent, John Diamond, Matthew Parris Campaign Sketch, Ross Tieman, Industrial Correspondent, Karl Knight, Robin Oakley, Philip Howard, Mark Radcliffe, Jeremy Kingston, Andrew Phillips (Chairman), Jeremy Laurance Health Correspondent, Olli Kivinen, Carol Leonard, Kevin Eason, Motoring Correspondent, Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, Neil Bennett, Banking Correspondent, Stephen Jakobi, Tony Patrick, Tom Walker, Colin Narbrough, Ian McNeil, Roddy Forsyth, Colin Narbrough Economics Correspondent, Nigel Raffety, Philip Webster and Arthur Leathley, Geoff Brown, Thunderer, Bernard Levin, Jeremy Laurance, Health Services Correspondent, Martin Fletcher, Mark Fisher, Bryan Stiles, Ruth Gledhill, Religion Correspondent, Peter Davenport, Gregson, President, Nicholas Wood Political Correspondent, Peter Stothard, US Editor, Norman Hammond, Archaeology Correspondent, Julian Amery, Ivor Crewe, Douglas Jay, John Banham, Director-General, Louise Taylor, Martin Barrow, Peter Ackroyd, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Alan Hamilton, Daniel Johnson, Jenny MacArthur, Robert Bruce, Michael Clark, T. P., John Young, Fiona Fleck, Neil Bennett Banking Correspondent, John Hennessy, E. F. Elliott, Wolfgang M?nchau, David Ward, Edward Fennell, Neil Kinnock, John Woodcock, Rachel Kelly Property Correspondent, David Miller, Lin Jenkins, George Brock and Colin Narbrough, John O'Leary, Education Correspondent, Philip Webster, Chief Political Correspondent, Mitchell Platts Golf Correspondent, Alison Roberts, Eric Griffiths, Robin Oakley, Political Editor, Catherine Sampson, Marcus Binney, Kerry Gill, Jonathan Prynn, Raymond Keene, Chess Correspondent, Craig Brown, Frances Gibb, Legal Correspondent, Alix Ramsay, Sam Kiley and Martha De La Cal, Matthew d'Ancona, Richard Evans, Arthur Seldon, Barry Pickthall, David Lipsey, Simon Tait, Arts Correspondent, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Alison Beckett, Michael Dynes, Transport Correspondent, A. H. Sykes, Jamie Dettmer, John Goodbody, David Young, Ross Tieman Industrial Correspondent, A. B. Grant, Albert H. Friedlander, Clive White, Matthew Parris, Philip Jacobson and George Brock, Henry F. Bear, Michael Austin, Philip Webster and Jill Sherman, Peter Riddell, Sarah Jane Checkland, Ben Roberts, Peter Victor, Alan Lee Cricket Correspondent, Robin Lee, Jasper Becker, Michael Phillips, Anthony Holden, Philip Pangalos, David Sinclair, Michael Binyon, Diplomatic Editor, Tim Jones, Spencer Hagard, Chief Executive, Nigel Hawkes Science Editor, Benedict Nightingale, Philip Webster and Jeremy Laurance, Lulu Yu, Frances Gibb, Valerie Grove, Mark Fuller, Matthew Bond, Colin Campbell, Liz Smith Fashion Editor, Mike Rosewell, Rowing Correspondent, Michael Coleman, Peter Newman,
ResumoElection battle erupts over girl in Labour film The Times Interview Emu line softened Riot warning Driven out Poll dilemma Summer hope Jubilee worry Index Life & Times Opinion polls put main parties neck and neck Unpaid bills bring cosmonaut down to earth Pakistan triumph in World Cup Senior China envoy defects in London Our Foreign Staff: Police to get news film on Lockerbie suspects World Today in the Times TWA Bar beats off law reforms Deadlock over courts monopoly Gunman 'mentally ill' when he killed Engineer wins architecture prize Marcus Binney reports on an award puts engineers at the forefront of building design Plea to reinstate work of a master The opening today of the Rembrandt exhibition has fuelled dispute on his "fake" works, Sarah Jane Checkland writes Manchester vies for Roundhouse Union calls for BBC blackout Mobil fined Warrant issued Corrections Computers to warn jail chiefs of riot danger Prisoner wins right to private letters The Missions to Seamen British explorer discovers biggest Asian elephant Beer and tears at the Pavilion End They poured into the pub earty, ready to celebrate. But by 12.30 they were all out. Alan Hamilton joins the armchair fans Stratford governor 'has offered to quit' BBC Nurse tells of 'gang' regime at hospital Juice charges Train derailed Tunnel vision Fiat Tempra Woman teacher wins fight for equal pay Judgment sets a precedent Eviction orders falling Sex abuse enquiry ends, £6m later Evidence has been heard and names have been ruined, but the truth is unlikely to emerge, Kerry Gill writes Enquiry suspends doctor Hotels suffer High hopes PC killed Securicor Omega Express Car sales fall despite Budget cut in tax Figures fail to lift dealers' gloom By our Motoring Correspondent: Natural gas offers a greener fuel Dixons Pope revises Catholic guidelines on morality Charity urges ban on syringe cocktails Modernised homes ruin historic towns Unsightly but legal alterations to old properties have led to calls tighter planning controls, John Young reports Friends of the Elderly News and analysis Labour fights to keep initiative over health issues Party broadcast furore upsets campaign timetable as NHS plans are unveiled Campaign Quotes Clash of the soft-centred poppets of Battersea Girl's parents agree to differ A short history of what happened to Jennifer Bennett Making of the party broadcast Ideal Home plus No Title Stroke of good luck for Tories in a no-win campaign on health Riddell on the Election 7,000 more nurses will be recruited Ladour's NHS plans Qualcast Concorde XR Hospital waiting lists reduced overall Sound and fury that signify little at the ballot box Pollwatch by Ivor Crewe Emotive tactics no cure, says Major Tory response Major puts moral case for unity Scotland Labour 'will wreck pensions' Philip Webster and Arthur Leathley report on new lines of attack by Tories Ashdown defends nuclear stance Lib Dems Picture Gallery TUC stays silent in campaign Trade unions Yamaha Brass and Woodwind Prescott pledge green aid Blank replies Police plea Burglar strikes Payne stands Eton keeps its old grip on fate of the party Unionists poll pact could ruin Irish talks Massive Clearance Auction Old campaigner comes out fighting Peter Riddell talks to Lord Hailsham about lessons learnt during a lifetime on the campaign trail Kinnock hints at minimum tax burden Video age lets viewers enjoy the great escape Mediawatch by Lio Jenkins Teenage Tories forging ahead A ministerial visit has inspired classroom politicians, writes Matthew d'Ancona Hattersley pledges police aid Ulster rejection Roll tops 43 m Full turn out Family cash Labour odds on National Savings Brown victory jolts Clinton bandwagon Connecticut primary upset Slick Willie plays game of the name Rushdie appeals to us senators People Warm Peking smile masks state of fear Foreigners visiting china should beware that behind the official greetings lie a host of repressive rules, Catherine Sampson writes 'Poverty plea' made by Tyson to court Savimbi moves threaten new violence in Angola India condemns 'unfair' Amnesty Dissidents hit out at China Iraq challenged (AFP): Roh humbled (Reuter): Peace agreed (AFP): Petrol used (AFP): Bodies returned Accord nears (AP): Boy killed Shrewd Delors bides his time as French Socialists founder The European Commission president has more chance of a successful president home, Philip Jacobson in Paris and George Brock in Brussels write Our Foreign Staff: Hopes intensify for peace in Karabakh Azerbaijan agrees to three-way talks Kazakhs press for change (Reuter): Kgb men to reveal all on film Bandits plague the border express Anatol Lieven recounts the horrifile adventures that befail those who attempt to travel between the Azerbaijani and Georgian capitals Picture Gallery City car ban fades in poll apathy Clashes in Croatia may delay Un role Public is 'safe' (Reuter): Borders moved (Reuter): Party concedes Slovak accused Jail promised (Reuter): Whale to go Asked to stay (AFP): Damages given Rubber cheques and bouncing Congressmen Bernard Levin investigates America's capitol crime Why my team can run Britain Neil Kinnock explains to Robin Oakley that Labour is an Opposition ready and waiting for government … and moreover Fat chance The Times Diary Evasive action The Times Diary Unhealthy Campaign The Cis Loses Credit Cricket from the Heart Election 92: minimum wage and the effect on jobs Inflationary pressures and effect on manufacturing Manifestos for all Warnings by Major Foreign policy issues Labour challenge on art exports Trainee solicitors Wrong address Too long in She tooth Court Circular Today's royal engagements Funeral Royal College of Physicians Births Picture Gallery Church news Lecture Memorial services Latest wills Appointments in the Forces Dinner Woman sheriff Classified Advertising Word-Watching Anniversaries Harrow School The Times Forthcoming marriages Jack Arnold Jack Arnold, American film director best known for such science-fiction classics as Creature From the Black Lagoon and The Incredible Shrinking Man, died on March 17 in woodlan Hills, California, aged Haven, Connecticut, on October 14,1916 University news Birthdays today Major General D. C. T. Swan Major General D. C. T. Swan, CB, CBE, the Director of Fortifications and Works at the War Office, 1953-55, died on March 7 aged 91. He was born on September 2,1900 Aztec turquoise mined in Arizona and New Mexico Archaeology Jenkins warning to curb atheism Appreciations Friedrich von Hayek Michael Skinner Lives Remembered The Submarine Boat Emu fears played down as London woos bank The Times Crossword Puzzle No 18,876 Fashion returns to a safe haven IBM Weather Harwell tots up an almost useless record Business News Today in Business The Pound Stock Market Interest Rates Currencies Gold North Sea Oil Retail Prices Low prices force Lasmo to cut exploration costs SNC wins £15m over Ferranti deal Engineers say recovery is likely in summer Joe losses poised to fall Kingfisher sounds note of caution O&y troubles could scupper Canary Wharf station plan Maine-Tucker Recruitment Consultants Devenish bid costs restrict brewer The Times Unit Trust Information Service French subsidiary helps Hepworth ride recession Minimum wage 'may not swell jobless' Microvitec losses rise Bunzl sells to Arjo Blick places shares Computer software group bucks trend Business Southern EC states expected to resist transport reforms From our Correspondent: EC probes Perrier takeover The Times Commission fines French banks Company News Construction orders fall Reckitt posts an increase in profits Cookson to shed more jobs City surprised by speed of Barratt recovery to £2.5m The Rothschild Money Funds Chairman goes at Taylor Woodrow Frogmore sues Page pays out Medeva leaps FT-SE 100 Volumes London Traded Options Woolworth gives boost to Kingfisher Tempus US taste for Guinness sends shares higher Stock Market Major Indices Traditional Options Commodities London Financial Futures (Reuter): Wall Street Major Changes Recent Issues Money Markets Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Other Sterling Rates Money Rates (%) European Money Deposits (%) Gold and Precious Metals (Baird & Co) Dollar Spot Rates Lonrho needs a different rally Comment Good cause with a twist The Times City Diary Horse trading The Times City Diary Going for broke The Times City Diary British industry must improve standards to beat world's best Mark Radcliffe, of the CBI, says the Uk can become an even more important player on the international stage No cover up The Times City Diary German monetary unification affects all Europe The government is still not doing enough to prevent another pension fund scandal Overshoot remedies Essential cocktail Wall Street lifts shares London and Hk to sign Jardine listing deal Burn Stewart says forecast is on target From Reuter: Adsteam will pay up after investigation JLI Group makes call for cash CMB pulls back from the brink Bank governor resists Japanese rate cut Hewlett Packard By our City Staff: Clifford gives a warning 071-481 4481 The Royal London Homoeopathic Hospital Volac Financial Analyst/accounting Assistant New Company Internal & Computer Auditors PQ Accountant ACCA/CIMA Manager/Tax P. A. Graduate R E & B Hancock Limited Product Manager - Emerging Markets The Scottish Office Financial Controller Jonathan Wren Executive StM the Lister Hospital Fax Radio Lollipop Davies Kidd St Paul's Cathedral Accountant Waters Major Associates Chartered Accountant Oxfordshire Brian Ingram Associates Summer on the Med C. V. to A. T. I. Ltd The Times Chancellor conjures up the spectre of Christmas future David Ward looks at the implications for the tax accountant of moving the Budget to December Ruling out an academic argument Ian McNeil says self-regulation among auditors should be given a fair chance Riding the Carousel And Other Business Rush to Russia And Other Business Cooper's first And Other Business ASB is facing the same old problem Tackling the question of judgments or guesses E&y flagship And Other Business Supporters survive with a cheery cynicism Time running short for Woosnam to find form Welshman returens to using wooden club to regain his confidence Card of Course Stewart striking with style Banned Tumba allowed to drive off Scores at Sunningdale Racing to keep contact abroad Oxford finding form Rowing Collective spirit inspires Young Sport for the Disabled Marathon place blow Athletics Mandarin: Kirby Opportunity to oblige again for promising Price Mandarin: Brighton Mandarin: Wolverhampton Whip ban for three jockeys Talented Magic Ring to sparkle in top company Richard Evans, Racing Correspondent, selects ten horses to follow for the 1992 Flat season Mandarin: Taunton Results from Yesterday's Two Meetings Rapid Raceline Pakistan's triumph is also Imran's England outpalyed as Pakistan respond to the example of their inspiring captain World Cup Results, Statistics and Averages Snow Reports Hester challenges on untried horse Equestrianism Grants to governing bodies are frozen Sports Council Irish swept aside by last gasp of Gloucester storm Rugby Union Kerr puts paid to Polytechnics run Bradford march on Rosslyn Park Results England limit the damage Goals from Merson and Keown carn a drew against Czeehoslovakia in Prague Dull Scotland learn little Drug-takers face life ban Sport in Brief Irish overcome Smooth Hicks One man show Coach's writ Quids in Heavy brigade Collins extra For the Record Aldridge makes late appearance count Fixtures Aldershot shut down and out of League McMillan closes in on world title bout Grand National McKenzie retains his crown in a one-sided contest Boxing Soling mutiny against Smith reinstatement Yachting Golf Pakistan crowned champions England have no plausible excuses for their third defeat in three cricket World Cup finals American Express By our Sports Staff: Dexter urges Gooch to carry on Akram saves his best for the big show Election Whose hand on the Oscars? As the film industry prepares for its annual orgy of self-congratulation, Anthony Holden looks at the runners and riders and nominates his own Oscar favourites for the 64th Academy Awards Erotic fantasy? Don't make me laugh Ptivate Life John Diamond on the dulling effect of intimate detail Royal Opera House Appointments Entertainments Today's Events A daily guide to arts and entertainment complled by Karl Knight Theatre Guide Jeremy Kingston's assessement of current London theatre Cinema Guide Geoff Brown's Assessment of films in London and (where indicated with the symbol) on release across the country Back into his own Rock Eros aims young Theatre Four Baboons Adoring the Sun Lincoln Center, New York Titillating exposures Cabaret Sandra Bernhard Queen's Delicious dog's dinner Television Inspector Morse Central/ITV The Bruton St Gallery Dead-end kids on the road home Cinema new relases: My Own Private Idaho, High Heels, Necessary Rounghness and Freejack reviewed by Geoff Brown Due respect but overdue Museums: London After half a century in storage, a cache of priceless Buddhist Indian sculptures is at last to go on show, Alison Breckett reports New Ibuleve Ibuprofen Gel Author's story Arts Brief Song and dance Verse prize Last chance Alexander Kent How to privatise virtue Peter Ackroyd charts the retreal of public virtues from 1688 to the 1992 general election campaign Fighting the good fight for the few Backlash The undeclared war against women By Susan Faludi Chatto & Windus, £9.99 the War against Women By Marilyn French Hamish Hamilton, £9.99 Chippy with everything Blood on the Walls Memoirs of an Anti-Royalist from Miner's Row to Royal Palace Neil's gifts of the gab Thorns and Roses Neil Kinnock Speeches 1983-91 Collected by Peter Kelher Hutchinson, £9.99 Poetry on a precipice Eric Griffiths praises a biography of the tormented Gerard Manley Hopkins for its tact and insight Hopkins a Litterary Biography by Norman White Oup, £35 A Catholic on the Jews Judaism The Religious Situation of Our Time By Hans Küng Scm Press, £35 Pleasures of a shorter life Concise Dictionary of National Biography From earliest times to 1985 Oup, £95; £125 after May 31 Dan Air Dear John, fight on Since You Went Away World War Ii letters from American Women on the Home Front Edited by Judy Barrett Litoff and David C. Smith Oup, £17.95 Bye Bye Baby The story of the children the GIs left behind By Pamela Winfield Bloomsbury, £16.99 Daddy, where are You? The Moving Story of a Daughter's Search for Her Gi Father By Shirley McGlade with Mary McCormack Smith Gryphon, £15.99 Blasted into the history books Know any famous Belgians? 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