News from 20/06/1992
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Ian Murray and Martin Fletcher, Liz Dolan, Philip Schofield, Sir Peter Hall, Jon Ashworth, David Modell, Paul Heiney, Helen Johnstone, Clifford Longley, Nick Nuttall, John Green President, Nicholas Wood, Political Correspondent, John Vincent, Jeremy Laurance, Richard Ford, Home Correspondent, Simon Barnes, Louette Harding, Marjorie Wallace Chief Executive, David Rhys Jones, Sarah Jane Checkland, Saleroom Correspondent, Harvey Elliott, Richard Snailham, Ivo Tennant, Angela MacKay, Ross Tieman, Industrial Correspondent, Shelagh Meade, Philip Howard, Ges R. Turton, Angela Fox, Geoffrey Corfield, James Bone, Noel Goodwin, Carol Leonard, Wolfgang Münchau, European Business Correspondent, Albert Dormer, Harry Eyres, Richard Streeton, Shirley Davenport, Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, Ray Clancy, Joe Joseph, Francesca Greenoak, Martin Fletcher, Mitchell Platts, Golf Correspondent, Vinny Lee, Alan Lorimer, Peter Ball, Frances R. Nevin, Jim McCue, Richard Evans, Racing Correspondent, John Holland and Eve-Ann Prentice and Dessa Trevisan, Ray Kennedy, Robin Young, Louise Hidalgo, Jenny MacArthur, Michael Clark, Eve-Ann Prentice, John Young, Douglas Broom, Local Government Correspondent, Frances Bissell, Rex Bellamy, P. B., Julian Lancaster (Co-ordinator), Nigel Sherratt, Bernard Meixner, Gyles Brandreth, Peter Barnard, Kate Muir, Graham Wood, J. E. Dussek Frcs, Alison Johnson, Matthew D'Ancona Education Reporter, Nicole Swengley, George Needham, Vivian Anthony Secretary, Richard Cork, Lindsay Cook, John Woodcock, Arthur Hughes, George Brock, Jeremy Isaacs, Sydney Friskin, Martin Hoyle, Robert Foster, Lin Jenkins, Philip Webster, Chief Political Correspondent, Geoffrey Wheeler, Alison Roberts, Eric Griffiths, J. Dover, Robin Oakley, Political Editor, Lindsay Cook, Money Editor, Eluned Price, Kerry Gill, Louise Hidalgo and Ronald Faux, P. J. Bishop, Marcus Binney, Trevor Howe, Raymond Keene, Alan Lee, Cricket Correspondent, John Russell Taylor, Raymond Keene, Chess Correspondent, Cheryl Taylor, Irene Fisher, Melvyn Bragg, David Powell, Athletics Correspondent, C. H. Walton, Jonathan Caplan (Chairman), Gerald Frost, Director, Matthew D'Ancona, Education Reporter, Keith MacKlin, Simon Tait, Arts Correspondent, Rodney Hobson, Jamie Dettmer, Hugh P. Elliott, Joanna Pitman, Edward Gorman, Ireland Correspondent, Philip Webster Chief Political Correspondent, Sara McConnell, Christopher Walker, Brian Alderson, Matthew Parris, Graham Searjeant Financial Editor, Michael Hornsby, Michael Seely, Ben MacIntyre, Peter Victor, Jeremy Hart, Michael Dobbs, Tony Dawe, Richard Beeston, Michael Phillips, David Sinclair, Ben Lynfield, Lindsay Cook Weekend Money Editor, Michael Horsnell, F. B., Mark Sanderson, Benedict Nightingale, Jonathan Meades, Norman Aers, Jack Bailey, Arthur Leathley, John Phillips, Roger Black, Matthew Bond, Rosanna Greenstreet, Colin Campbell, Hilary Kingsley, Philip Jacobson, Andrew Longmore, Tennis Correspondent, Deirdre McQuillan, F. G. Clark, George Guise, Russell, Rose Boyt, John Watson, Michael Hornsby Agriculture Correspondent,
ResumoOur Foreign Staff: Irish 'yes' vote hailed as boost to Maastricht Referendum delights Delors Ultimatum to O&y Call for end to homes relief Nation splits Rain stops play Godfree dies Index Weekend Times Bike Every Mountain Major tells Tory rebels not to gazump treaty Professor spells out failure of Oxford English Second Norman Conquest Picture Gallery NatWest pledge on Maxwell shares UN chief asks for army to police world peace Centre Court Champagne Leica The Freedom to see Weekend Money Labour and Loves Lost Art world gets 14m boost Mortgage aid for jobless soars to over £1 billion Winds lift top hats at Ascot Lunn Poly Firebomb warning to shoppers Maxwell dictates his terms from beyond the grave Robert Maxwell's flamboyant reputation lives on in his will. Ray Clancy reports the fascinated reaction to its contents Halford 'accused of affair' Correction Care staff rebuked on foster girl Zoo expert tells of missed chance London zoo could have saved itself by cutting back ten years ago, the author of a new guide suggests to Michael Hornsby PC inquest opened Statue protest charges Jackson tour hitch Public school expels 10 MP at Beck hearing Laura breathes unaided Minister rejects bail enquiry call News in Brief The Sunday Times Ex-Lotus chief jailed for ?9m De Lorean car fraud ITC 'given BSkyB secrets' By-pass protest outlawed The mysterious ways of Morris Cerullo Stonehenge facelift rejected B&Q Murder charge man freed after new trial Moby Dick enters troubled waters Nationwide Most city GPs switch night calls to agencies Deputising services have effectively ended doctors' round-the-clock commitment, a Times survey finds The Times 'Patients suffer' when surgeries stay on call A survey of GPs has shown three quarters want to opt out of 24 hour cover, reports Jeremy Laurence Charge of electric bicycle brigade Nick Nuttall forecasts that Britain's roads will soon be buzzing with environmentally friendly battery-powered bicycles Let me talk rubbish, says prince Dr Finlay lives on in Scotland Syringe publicity attacked Queen Elizabeth 2 Children first on the late watch Stand- in teams have no access to medical records and get no fuedback, reports Louise Hidalgo Mazda Building Excitement Academics challenge claims over Exodus site 17 years for robber with fake pistol News in Brief Abuse sentence Stunning rescue Libel appeal Mother's hunger threat Picture Gallery Texas Homecare BR driver jailed for girls in cab Imbert, reformer of the Yard, to retire The Winning Formula Students and dons dance to save the scholar tree The conservation debate has moved to Cambridge botanists' own back yard, writes Michael Horsnell Fish edges meat off the plate Heritage opposes £50m opera house Mars wins battle over slogan News in Brief Danger mixers Park fire risk Attack at club Royal opening Helping the Earth Begins at Home Parents, patients and drivers put first at charter seminar Whitehall will run school league lists The Sunday Times Charter in Progress Relief scheme holds up council tax Unionists sit at same table as Dublin leaders By our Local Government Correspondent: Rebels lose council for Labour Packaging firms may be curbed Europhiles rejoice at the Dublin vote Maastricht after Ireland The Way Ahead Reuter: Opinion poll points to treaty rejection Germany From Associated Press in Paris: Win for Mitterrand France Police drive fails to curb boys from the Bois Picture Gallery Yeltsin seeks sympathetic IMF terms News in Brief Reactor doubt (Reuter): Boy's ear cut (Reuter): Trial date set (Reuter): Exxon arrests (Reuter): Sick as a dog Bonn pact allows peace role for European armies Europ assistance Buffs tuning up for dawn chorus Opera Notebook by John Phillips in Rome Serbs move to take suburb after vow to evacuate airport Rocker rails against Milosevic regime Bratislava talks make progress Cunard Vistafjord Cunaru is a Traf Algar House… Picture Gallery Clinton camp runs out of cash Bill Clinton's campaign is being undermined by lack of funds, writes Martin Fletcher from Washington UN troubleshooter quits after hostage triumph Guardian Angels' leader shot Our Foreign Staff: De Klerk to visit scene of massacre Israelis vow to arrest top Palestinians for PLO talks Sanctions threaten Libyan pipe dream Rabbi stirs uproar with attack on Sephardi Jews An ethnic slanging match has split ultra-orthodox Israelis, writes Ben Lynfield from Jerusalem Britania Building Society Clifford Longley Recession does not puck the pews, as many think Philip Howard … and moreover Tennis by numbers The cult of professionalism is ruining the artistic and inspirational side of sport, says Harry Eyres A hymn to living dangerously Matthew Parris wonders at the fantastic adventures of Denis Hills Not a penny (more) The Times Diary Made in heaven The Times Diary Oil and water The Times Diary Fine and private? The Times Diary Irish Steady Europe Chartered Citizens Herein Lieth Exodus Third World and missiles threat Maxwell arrests Curtain down on new opera house? Warnings on Rio: global warming doubts; monitoring aid Mental illness Best kept villages Cost of unemployment Crimea dead win final honour Grave goods Court Circular Anniversaries Church services tomorrow Getty Museum's £14m spending spree surprises British art market Latest wills Announcements Multiple Classified Advertising Items Personal Appears in Weekend Times Forthcoming marriages Church news Resignations and retirements Multiple Classified Advertising Items Word-Watching Birthdays Marriages Kitty Godfree Kitty Godfree, née Kathleen McKane, ladies single champion at Wimbledon in 1924 and 1926 and Olympic gold medal winner, died yesterday aged 96. She was born in Bayswater on Royal engagements Royal College of General Practitioners The Earl of Iveagh The third Earl of lveagh, head of the Guinness brewing family and chariman of the company from 1962 to 1986, died from cancer of the throat on June 18 aged 55. He wazs born on University news Reception Dinner Service dinners Appointment Luncheon Service reception Lord Newton Lord Newton, former Conservative government whip, died on June 16 aged 77. He was born on "Father" Al Lewis From our Special Correspondent: New Fleet of MINI-CABS in London Taxi Men Jeer "Private Army" June 20 on this Day 1961 Pioneering flight marked by memorial Avaiator remembered The Times Crossword No 18,950 No Title Word-Watching AA Roadwatch Picture Gallery Weather No Title Business Profile By our City Staff: Maxwell assets in US could raise $1 bn The Pound Stock Market Interest Rates Currencies Gold North Sea Oil Retail Prices Mortgage tax relief 'should be scrapped' Nationwide chief attacks 'obsession' Amex ultimatum to Canary Wharf By our City Staff: West End comes within Planet's orbit Pension delays BT call Family finance Cabra chief resigns as deal nears Fidelity Investments Share Service Sweet charity Free at a price Sport 31-36 Council bonds Accountant leaves in strategy dispute Confidence has sagged again, CBI confirms Estonia drops the rouble News Corp delists Volex switch Invesco MIM The Times Portfolio Dealing Service Picture Gallery Court backs BCCI payout plan Builders try to avoid closure by cutting tender prices Names step up calls for legal action One gloomy week is no cause for panic Tempus Margins hit Tinsley Ultramar offer price Lynx plunges into loss Grainger holds payout EC targets sugar firms Caldwell interims fall Jessups goes buying Scottish Power offers to buy Manx company Business Roundup Song and dance man with a ruthless streak Business Profile: Sir Colin Chandler Carol Leonard finds the chief executive of Vickers places great store in mutual trust but gets angry if he is let down Bundesbank's tribesmen rebuffed Japanese banks polish tarnished image with fruity new names Waking to the insistent sound of a distant tap, tap, tapping Week Ending By our City Staff: Shanks & McEwan profits rise The Sunday Times Unit-Linked Insurance Investments Recovery in Tokyo helps London to cut its losses Stock Market Dow ends three-day decline Recent Issues Wall Street Major Changes Transfer Trouble Charities plan TV 'give' campaign Good causes with heavy demands and falling income aim to fight back Lindsay Cook looks at various tax-efficient ways in which the public can chip in painlessly Plastic benefactors raise millions Dishonour among insurers Comment Murray Johnstone Vouchers put tax in collection tins City & Metropolitan Building Society Thornton Investment Management Limited Growing delays in pension transfers cause concern Redundancies and red tape add to tangled backlog of case valuations Second instalment deadline close for BT investors Co-op Bank renews 'free' card pledge Carrying a happy burden in a changing world In the third part of her series examining family finance through life, Liz Dolan looks at the onset of middle age Of Family Finance Wills Save & Prosper Investments Pensions Fidelity Investments Medical Insurance Mortgages Save & Prosper Guinness Flight Britannia Building Society Interest rate move accelerates decline in local council bonds Tempting deals on offer Royal Liver Friendly Society Save & Prosper Lenders wary of helping 'negative equity' victims Holiday holdups can merit compensation Insurers tighten up on unemployment cover Mortgage protection policies are becoming more expensive and less helpful as claims increase Sara McConnell reports National Savings Save & Prosper Portfolio Platinum Save & Prosper Back scratchers Briefings British company pension frozen after employee transferred to Paris Disproving subsidence in homes should lower insurance premiums On the track of missing dividends M&G Fees are lower Interest Rates Round-Up Larger Loans Shares partly recover The Times Unit Trust Information Service FT-SE Too Volumes Life Options Major Indices Commodities London Financial Futures Money Markets American athletes pay heavily for ruthless approach Roger Black, Britian's leading 400 metres runner, on differing selection policies for the Olympics Scots opt to shuffle pack in search for forward power Cronin returns to join two new caps Teams Slemen handed new role Autosport Irish and Scots lead challenge Rowing Graham may get return with Jackson Boxing Impressive Hill twice on target Guide to the Weekend Fixtures Britain waste flurry of chances Two tries and two losses for Offiah Rugby League Multiple Display Advertising Items Vogts strives to regroup in time for semi-finals Football Fixtures Final Group Tables By our Sports Staff: Unhappy Platini ready to resign Red Rosein foils Wokingham gamble Mandarin, Thunderer: AYR Mandarin, Thunderer: Lingfield Park Mandarin, Thunderer: Warwick Mandarin, Thunderer: Southwell Sheikh Albadou shows his class in sprint triumph Mandarin: Cindora weighted to lift valuable Ascot handicap Fitting finale to four days of joy Rapid Raceline Yesterday's Results Mandarin, Thunderer, Our Newmarket Correspondent: Ascot Mandarin, Thunderer: Redcar Snurge seeks repeat in Milan Nicholas's power gives Hampshire solid foundation Champions Essex seek to change fortune Penney's sterling effort Atherton seizes his chance Curtis will not be moved Reebok Malcolm could benefit from following Tyson's example John Woodcock at Lords Yesterday's Scoreboards Lathwell displays his rich promise All Box No Replies Should Be Sent to: Barbados Squash Festival Big throw by Sanderson In Brief Sea upsets Le Mans cheer All-day ride Titleist No1 ball in golf McNeil shows serve and volley power Relaxed Navratilova relishes the prospect of recapturing her Wimbledon singles title Veteran rider falters in Olympic trial Equestrianism Bereaved Russell leads Golf Kitty Godfree dies at age of 96 For the Record Murray is fastest in world-with McColgan's aid Athletics Johnston lines up second gold medal Bowls Caltropo have free rein Polo Athletics Steady Pakistan progress is halted by rain Test sponsors sign up for two more years Lord's Scoreboard On Monday in the Times American Express Cards IAAF ruling favours Black First round Scores Paper talk Onward Christian player ICC on a sticky wicket Simon Barnes on Saturday Faldo brought crashing down to earth Monster bet Phoney advice When bubbly flowed like barley water Wimbledon today may have glitz, but it lacks the old style - and the voice of Dan Maskell is gone. Rex Bellamy recalls champagne on centre court Food and Drink Out of Town Pubs in Peril Character Shows Film Bodysgallen Hall Theatre Dance Music Rose Boyt Author of "Rose" Evenings out Salerooms Exhibitions Video Bookings Corporation of London Soap and drugs and rock 'n' roll Peter Barnard takes a pot shot at the Beatles, drug law enforcement and the selling of the new Bbc1 soap, Eldorado Picture Gallery Politics and the pop-star Rear Window shows there is more to a Brazilian singer than his voice Guilty Secrets: Michael Bentine Dream formula keeps viewers happy The Cosby Show's clean family humour is a remarkable success The Douro River Preview RG Summer Festivals Glastonbury Festival Black Pool International Festival 1992 Victor Hochhauser The South Bank Centre The Times Barbican Hall Montreal Symphony Orchestra Roymond Gubbay presents English National Ballet Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Questions from a dark stranger Benedict Nightingale reviews John Guare's Six Degrees of Separation, at the Royal Court Theatre Gimmicks aplenty, but little substance Theatre As You Like It Open Air, Regent's Park The Australian Ballet New Victoria Theatre Hayward Gallery Caught in the bluff Theatre Moll Cutpurse Drill Hall The Sunday Times Authors The South Bank Centre On the wild side Concert Philharmonia/Slatkin Festival Hall Singularly ordinary Rock Records Where to buy the best fish and tips People travel miles to buy fresh seafood at Abergavenny. The reason is a shop thriving on old-fashioned quality and service, Deirdre McQuillan says Hazeley down First-class only Entertaining at Home Wild one tops the catch Kind Food: Alison Johnson Cherries ripe for summer dishes With the traditional 'heralds of summer' full and fair, Frances Bissell, the Times cook, shares some favourite recipes Raise your glass to better taste Robin Young joins a wine-tasting panel with a shapely difference Best buys Vung Tau Cargo Great Classics: Clafoutis France Saturday Rendezvous Multiple Classified Advertising Items All Box No Replies Should Be Sent to Sixty years of adventure Richard Snailham celebrates a British Schools Exploring Society anniversary Multiple Classified Advertising Items Executive Club Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Times Events Multiple Classified Advertising Items Soft pedal on a tough bike Mountain bikers who live on the flat (or are over the hill) could try these alternatives, Jeremy Hart reports Surprise, surprise: a secret hobby In the public interest, a case of private intrusion Farmer's Diary: Paul Heiney Breton sun and seafood Fly or sail to France free with The Times and Sealink or T. A. T. Win a Parisian break Free Return Trip to France Events The Times Art Galleries Where to Walk Normandy Britain's best my never seem quite so good again after a visit to France's crème dè la crème. Robin Young admits the Normans are conquering again Allez France Where to Stay Where to Eat and Drink Property When to Go What to Read France Brittany Ferries The Holiday Fleet What to Buy What to Do Multiple Classified Advertising Items Martin Grant Homes De Particulier a Particulier Multiple Classified Advertising Items Connell Property Auction Multiple Classified Advertising Items Dordogne. Perigord Noir. Property Multiple Classified Advertising Items Golfing Paradise Country Property Multiple Classified Advertising Items Chesterton Croudace Homes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Taking holidays on trust From small beginnings in 1934 the National Trust now big business in holiday cottages with a difference. Eluned Price sees what's on offer Lusher pastures, lower prices Buyer's France Office plan for family home opportunity Heap of the week: Great Barr Hall Boston English rose Home from home: Fleur Cowles in Sussex Muddles of midsummer Francesca Greenoak sniffs the scent of work to be done on her prolific plants Weekend Tips Home & Garden Crescourt RAIN Automatic Watering Systems Countax The Better British Garden Tractor Hampton Court Show Offer The Hanging Kitchen Co. What Hosepipe Ban? Victorian Conservatories Syph-O-Matic Automatic Garage Door Openers Water your Garden Ransomes Westwood Egon Ronay My Perfect Weekend Food expert Multiple Classified Advertising Items Agriframes The Original Rotol Compost Converter Worried man in the corner seat Our front-page article 'Pubs in Peril' had Times readers reaching for pen and paper: Tony Dawe introduces a selection of your views Under siege Shoparound Genuine Birthday Newspapers The Original Breton Shirt Factory Showroom The Times Village blow Quacks Time, gentlemen? Meeting place Cubes Shelving Trestles Desks Etc Seymour Shirts Banamite House Dust Mite are You Allergic? The London Wall Bed Company Conoley&johnson French Boxden Neil's Modern threat Trousers Let us trade Sour success Keys of Clacton Ltd United Furnishing Listen to TV/radio without disturbing others Placing blame G. D. S Shirt Design Leisure Products Take a seat in the sunshine Today's garden furniture is looking better than ever, Nicole Swengley writes Announcements Concise Crossword No 2820 Winning Move The Times Public Notices Multiple Classified Advertising Items Where to Find Chic Garden Furniture Holiday Cottages Wanted Multiple Classified Advertising Items Living in a material world The new Thomas Dare fabric shop has an international feel Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items BHHI BBC 1 Satellite Smallbone of Devizes Variations Radio BBC1 Satellite Millet Variations Radio Saturday Review Fred Perry A rocky marriage of interests Opening Shorts Better dead than read Contents Labour and loves lost Sir Peter Hall fears death, hates being alone, and drives himself relentlessly in his escape from 'nothngness'. Ginny Dougary discovers why, Photographs by Nigel Parry Small Bone of Devizes No Title Honda On the road They have chosen to roam the country at will, rejecting the laws and bonds of the rest of society; but the police restrain that will, and their own society binds them to a new set of rules and laws. Robert Crampton joins some immobilised travellers to learn more about their dreams of freedom. photographs by David Modell Land Rover Discovery Man-made champion of the American dream patriot, prude, and playing for president, Ross Perot seems to have the people's vote. Jamie Dettmer finds out what they base it on Suzuki What Christabel did next One women's account of her life amid the terrors of wartime Berlin left television viewers anxious to know how her courageous story ended. Anthony Gardner went to find out If you want all the features for half the price and… Rank Xerox Painting the blood on France's hands The execution of Emperor Maximilian of Mexico moved Edouard Manet to paint a series of three vivid canvases. On show together for the first time in the National Gallery, they reveal an unfamiliar, political aritist atwork, Richard Cork wirtes No Title AMBRA Fortyfied Frocks Make a feminised statement this summer, liz Smith suggests, in effortlessly innocent dresses and flowered prints. Photographs by Chris Craymer Bin 707 Cabernet Sauvignon Restaurant Guide Hits of Bordering on the common Restaurants Brasseries Cafes Dives Noble Caledonia Limited Prepared for a talented scout Clement Freud Gut Feelings Clement Freud prepares a dish for Melvyn Bragg Grade B in American studies The British film industry man seem to be on its last legs, but is the way forward to exchange art for heart-ripping? Laura Gregory, director of split Second, thinks so. Main photograph by Graham Wood The Head Discovery Racket with Suspension Grip Head Bring out the Branson in you Want to know what it's like to have a whole Virgin island to yourself (and some friends, to spread the cost)? To walk the sands that film stars and other royalty have trod? Alan Franks does Crookes Healthcare Set for a service break When it comes to reviving lapsed tennis skills, the French have much to teach us. Doug Sager brushes up his racket-work Flying high for less Itinerakies Overseas Travel Ocean Cruise Lines Prague Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Ramblers UK Holidays Multiple Display Advertising Items France Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multi-Activity Holidays in the South of France Multiple Classified Advertising Items Overseas Travel Trail Finders Special Interest Multiple Display Advertising Items Cornwall & Devon Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Columbus Travel Insurance Multiple Classified Advertising Items Rockford Travels AITO Norwegian Coastal Voyages Austravel Multiple Classified Advertising Items Paperbacks Travel UK Holidays English Country Cottages Multiple Display Advertising Items The Bryn-Y-Mor Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cornwall & Devon Multiple Classified Advertising Items Traditional Broads Yacht Co Ltd The Royal York & Faulkner Hotel Alverton Manor Truro Your soaraway Sun King The Fabrication of Louis Xiv By Peter Burke Yale University Press, £19.95 Insured for life on Cemetery Road Philip Larkin, Writer By James Booth Harvester Wheatsheaf ?3.5 or ?8.95 pbk Shamian Naturally Beautiful Silk Trials of a health crank Kafka's Clothes Ornament and Aestheticism in the Habsburg Fin de Si?cle By Mark M. Anderson Oup. £30 And they all lived unhappily ever after Children We All Fall down By Robert Cormier Gollancz, ?9.99 The White Mercedes By Philip pullman Pan, £8.99 Picture Gallery New poetry Good with his fair ladies George Cukor a Double Life By Patrick McGilligan Faber & Faber, ?16.99 The call of the wild Join The Times on a safari and sightseeing tour of the Transvaal, Swaziland, Natal and Cape Province The Times Bridge by The Listener Crossword No 3155: No Holds Barred by Dimitry Solutions Crossword No: 3152 Chess by Raymond Keene 'We would pretend to be a radio' A Childhood: Maire Brennan Pernod Boddingtons Bitter
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