News from 01/07/1992
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R. A. Morris, I. C. R. Byatt Director General, Ross Tieman and Wolfgang M?nchau, Victoria McKee, Ivor H. Mills, John B. Milmo, Jon Ashworth, Peter Kidson, Sarah Jane Checkland Saleroom Correspondent, Sheila Gunn, Nicholas Wood, Political Correspondent, Edward Gorman Ireland Correspondent, Simon Barnes, Richard Ford, Home Correspondent, John O'leary Education Correspondent, Jill Sherman Political Correspondent, Gordon Allan, Sheila Gunn, Political Correspondent, Michael Theodoulou and our Foreign Staff, Rambert, Ivo Tennant, Ross Tieman, Industrial Correspondent, Philip Howard, Ian Murray, Michael Binyon, Jeremy Kingston, Henry Kelly, George Sivell, Carol Leonard, Ian Murray and Philip Webster, Lynne Truss, Richard Streeton, Richard Eaton, Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, Neil Bennett, Banking Correspondent, Michael Evans and Philip Webster, James Bone and our Foreign Staff, Michael Tate, City Editor, Jeremy Laurance, Health Services Correspondent, Martin Fletcher, Andrew Puddephatt, General Secretary, Abby Tan, Andrew Longmore Tennis Correspondent, Bruce Clark, Peter Ball, R. L. Reece, John Street, Richard Evans, Racing Correspondent, Ruth Gledhill Religion Correspondent, Martin Barrow, Alan Hamilton, Robin Young, Rodney Milnes, Michael Clark, Denis Staunton, Charles Bremner, Michael Tate City Editor, Peter Barnard, Barbara Alder (Joint Organiser), Derwent May, Robert Cockburn, Michael Woodhead, Roderick W. Urquhart, Michael J. Hendrie Astronomy Correspondent, George Brock, Chris Thau, Mitchell Platts Golf Correspondent, Geoffrey Wheeler, Frances Gibb and Jeremy Laurance, Radovan Karadzic, Robin Oakley, Political Editor, Jonathan Prynn, John Russell Taylor, Raymond Keene, Chess Correspondent, Peter Stothard, Alix Ramsay, Richard Evans, David Akenhead, Director, Alice Thomson, David Powell, Athletics Correspondent, Richard Francis, Barry Pickthall, Bryan Appleyard, Keith MacKlin, Michael Binyon and our Foreign Staff, Rodney Hobson, Michael Dynes, Transport Correspondent, Gerald Cary-Elwes, Secretary General, David Young, Philip Webster Chief Political Correspondent, Robert Paterson, Alfred Hermida, Charles Bremner and our Foreign Staff, Robert Morgan and Tim Jones, Srikumar Sen Boxing Correspondent, Clive White, Matthew Parris, Ben MacIntyre, Peter Victor, Ray Spencer, Chris Dighton, Nadine Meisner, David Sinclair, Stephen Pettitt, Michael Binyon, Diplomatic Editor, P. D. O. Davies, Martin Waller, Michael Horsnell, Nigel Hawkes Science Editor, Alan Coren, Donald Trelford, Editor, Michael Evans Defence Correspondent, Jack Bailey, Frances Gibb, Sam Kiley, Anatole Kaletsky Economics Editor, David Powell, Def Leppard, John Phillips, Timothy Russ, Martin Fletcher and Tim Judah, Ben MacIntyre and Tom Rhodes, Colin Campbell, Pamela J. Gordon, Cheif Executive, Walter Ellis, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Richard Ford, Mike Rosewell, Rowing Correspondent, Maureen Blakesley, Mary Dejevsky, John Watson,
ResumoUS marines sent to Adriatic on Sarajevo alert Cheney pledges cmbat air power Tests at 14 on the Bard Marquess dies Plea bargains Fake fears Seles through Open doors Index Life & Times Serbs warned CAP reforms agreed as Britain takes Ec helm Caribbean votes will do nicely for Japan's whalers By a Staff Reporter: Anorexic girl to be treated Children's rights Major battles to save Euro fighter project A hawk swoops on Lords' sitting ducks The ermine were not the only hapless victims as Lady Thatcher entered the Lords yesterday, writes Matthew Parris Gramophone Privilege at Cut Prices Picture Gallery Persecution by Order Preference for Girls Ministers back plea bargaining proposals Cuts in sentence for defendants who plead guilty are being considered in an effort to curb legal aid costs, Frances Gibb reports Parties clear way for talks on province Forte Hotels Andrews turns to diplomacy Man in the News Showers end June heatwave Correction Security squads join forces Tower Bridge jams after 98 years News in Brief Pony tail job win Cunningham in clear HIV man counselled BR to report big loss Newspaper named £4.5m price on hall Picture Gallery Gulf deaths promise River service saved Anorexic girl can be treated against her wishes, court rules Lifetime's ills blamed on passive smoking Tattoo bill raises eyebrows Christie's withdraws star lot from sale Six acquitted in stamp fraud trial Picture Gallery First direct Southend bathers take a lucky dip Prisoner wins light to retrial News in Brief Baby killer jailed War on words Petrol price cut Overdose death Aristocratic rebel comes of age at 60 The new master of Longleat flies home frin Riviera retreat after the death of his father Alan Hamilton reports on the respondibilities facing the new Marquess of Bath Rover Methodists aim for 700 new churches Ex-manager robbed building societies Survivor qualifies as doctor News in Brief Gerbil sentence Fraud charge Longer in jail Early Frost Guides drop Girl from title Name change to stop fall in teenage membership Architect builds bridges in East End Tracksuits and make-up classes have widened the social base of Guiding, writes Richard Ford Beer prices leap ahead of inflation The Aising Cost of Realale Harrods Knightsbridge Wages councils to be abolished Dangerous Drivers Major hopes Lords will tame their new baroness Sheila Gunn questions whether the prime minister, with a slim Commons majority, will tolerate an anti-Europe campaign from the upper House Challenge to MPs in vote on allowances Road laws tightened Obscenity law reform backed Around the Lobby Duty returns Lease pledge Parliament today Sharp Commission to spare government blushes As Britain takes over the Ec presidency today, The Times analyses the events and the difficulties ahead Ec Agenda Key Dates The Missions to Seamen July 'Spivs' remark highlights tensions over Maastricht Tory Divisions Higher duties lower spirits of Scotch distillers Exports Smith told to take on nationalists Labour Presidency opens with pregnant pause Rory the lion failed to mark the start of Britain's six-month stint with a roar, Alan Hamilton writes Kangaroos and giraffes abound, but they are a poor substitute Fighter passes Rifkind's computer test with flying colours Defence ministry and British Aerospace analysis shows the European Fighter Aircraft beats any rival planes, write Michael Evans and Philip Webster Security council rebukes Croatia UN halts Zagreb offensive Britain takes over the drive for peace French right loses popular figure Fran?ois L?otard's unusually prompt resignation over a property scandal has been greeted with admiration. Charles Bremner writes from paris Sniper Arrow preys on Serbs Smuggling legend faces drugs charge Italy Notebook by John Philips Protesters block great French holiday getaway Italy fears future as Disneyland Clinton moves to champion the right to abortion Us Election Alfa Romeo Briton to edit The New Yorker American relations with Paris at low ebb Suu Kyi shares UN prize People Kozyrev gives new warning of Russian coup threat Old names make a comeback Britannia rules the road Moscow Notebook by Mary Dejevsky Nobility prepares to come home From Associated Press in Kiev: Crimea is given more autonomy Singapore Airlines Algeria braced for growing violence after assassination Murders scare off Kenya's tourists Exxon case woman pleads guilty Elvis and Lassie outsell art in New York salerooms Picture Gallery Top PLO man shot dead in Lebanon Aquino successor warns church to stop meddling Patten pushes for liberals Chinese opposition to Hong Kong's pro-democracy leaders is being ignored, writes Michael Binyon Rabin puts jobs top of agenda News in Brief (Reuter): Queen met by Canada apathy (Reuter): Hostel arrests (Reuter): Benzene spill (AFP): Havel opposed (Reuter): Campus feuds Warlords agree (AFP): Removal men Panasonic Hats off to the gels Philip Howard toasts the relaunched Guides Waking up sleepy Sedona Peter Stothard, in Arizona, finds the Perot compaign bringing fervour to grassroots politics David Mellor's white elephant A new opers house will be a waste of cash, writes Bryan Appleyard Alan Coren …and moreover Reopening the batting The Times Diary Major's eurocracy The Times Diary Red-hot air The Times Diary At the Head of Europe Eurofighter Grounded Just like a Lady Anorexics who refuse treatment Deaths from smoking Measure for measure Views of Sheffield Ceasefire order to Sarajevo Serbs Misuse of confessions Mint condition Elementary, Inspector Press freedoms under the law Wheels and woe On the ball Court Circular Today's royal engagements Memorial service Announcements Birthdays today Woolmen's Company Appointment Picture Gallery The sky at night in July Forthcoming marriages Dinners Lord Finsberg Hampton School Lord Healey Luncheon Lord Parkinson Word-Watching The Marquess of Bath The 6th Marquess of Bath Dies at his Longlest home yesterday aged 87. He as born there on January 26,1905 Allan Jones Allan Jones, Hollywood tenor who appeared with the Marx Brothers and made famours Rudolf Finml's ''Donkey Serenade'', died on June 27 aged 83. He was born in Pennyslvania on October 14,1908 Appreciations G . D. Ramsay Ten Years Ago the Battle of the Somme On this Day Pupils to get 14-plus tests on the Bard The Times Crossword Solution to Puzzle Picture Gallery Word-Watching Reactolite Rapide Pilkington Overnight star is years in making Political Sketch Picture Gallery Cloudy Futures Ship-Shape High Estimate Power Surge Friday The Pound Stock Market Interest Rates Currencies Gold North Sea Oil Retail Prices Unions condemn 'disastrous' German EFA vote Lloyd's report attacks agents' incompetence Walker rules out systematic fraud Nuclear Electric to close centre Savings rate highest for ten years Lonrho cuts payout on profits slump Limousines to the USA four free Bromsgrove pegs payout in spite of profits dip The Times Unit Trust Information Service Anglo strategy stuck on slow burn Tempus Shares suspended in West Industries Business Roundup Wheway slides to loss Barcom back in black Ferranti pay rise Anglian to float at twice its MBO price By our City Staff: Belling is sold to Dimplex Horwath From a Correspondent: Commission clarifies new rules on share disclosure Sears chief says Britain is still in grip of recession UK unions condemn German EFA vote South Western Electricity plc Heron marks time pending new report Sweb and US firm form joint gas venture McDonnell wins order from China Umeco drops UniChem to buy Dwyer in the red Fyffes rises British Funds FT-SE Volumes Liffe Options ICI profits downgraded by Smith New Court Stock Market Major Indices Commodities London Financial Futures Dow slips as market waits for jobs data Wall Street Recent Issues Major Changes Money Markets Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Other Sterling Money Rates (%) European Money Deposits (%) Gold and Precious Metals (Barid & Co) Dollar Spot Rates No time for thrift in a recession New-look Lonrho Golf holiday is no handicap The Times City Diary Rune's magic The Times City Diary Comment Dynamic duo The Times City Diary Property props The Times City Diary The world 's toughest financial markets fear for their futures Chicago's two main markets dwarf all the others but their share of international trade is ebbing away, says Jonathan Prynn Lloyds took honourable and prudent course The best system of charging United Kingdom… Don't blame the messenger in r the guise of stock prices Flaw in the law on cheque crossings gives fraud a chance Cheshire Coutts & Co Wall St gives late support Heath Group Regional property expected to lose edge in rates review Adam & Harvey rises Colorgraphic shares are suspended for debt talks Kleinwort Benson The Times Reuter: KLM falls short of forecast BT BT Boosting cashflow By our City Staff: Debenham Tewson cuts payout as profits slump Centres await shoppers' return Commercial Property Glenrothes, FIFE Picture Gallery Classical elegance in London Jones Lang Wootton International Hotels Jones Lang Wootton Channel to the future Northern link GH Dobbin & Sullivan Bexley London Borough Multiple Display Advertising Items Arresting idea England must shed caution in time for next tournament Championship should be more positive Commercial Property Multiple Display Advertising Items South Norfolk Nelson Bakewell Corner of Blandford St Prime Mayfair Offices The Times Smith and his crew are plotting profitable pre-Olympic course The Times/minet Supreme Award Barrett is keen for first blow Boxing Maskell may be gone but the memory lingers on Sport on Television The Week in View Simith and his crew are plotting profitable pre-Olympic course Enjoy a day at cycling classic Colds rule out Back and Underwood Students face tough task in pool games England look for more drive from forwards Rugby Union Great Britain flourish in second-half storm Rugby League Rough diamonds unlikely to polish their act Michael Woodhead discovers why the rowing eight from Lea,'the sort of club you would not want to be in a dark alley with', are the pride of their community Leander rescue South African eight Today's Order of Rowing at Henley Hampton can boast an unbeaten run Mandarin: Harry's Coining can fire Hodges double Mandarin, Thunderer: Epsom Mandarin, Thunderer: Yarmouth Silver Wisp fit but misses French trip Handicapper attempts to explode misconceptions Manton slows to a standstill Mandarin, Thunderer: Warwick Mandarin, Thunderer: Catterick Rain eases Sandown going Rapid Raceline Carr stands firm to keep Middlesex's heads above water Essex force nighbours to struggle Hansford profits from the rainfall Warner undermines Gloucestershire Olympic Accommodations S Africa to press for end of ban Davies responds to the challenge Benson helps atone for lost time Yesterday's First-Class Scoreboards Woosnam aiming to match Thomson Golf Hoskison shares lead Fixtures Yesterday's Results from Wimbledon Today's Order of Play For the Record The Times Becker shifts back into top gear Quarter Final Draw Palace tour of S Africa put on hold In Brief Riders picked Cervera triumphs Accuracy earns Allcock's first title Bowls Smith is slowly into stride Yachting Yesterday's Racing Results Chapman finds target Rifle Shooting Women offer best chance of success Badminton Ellerston's power surges through Polo Rapid Sportslines Seles storms into the semi-finals Bad light halts Sabatini's march past Capriati in quater-final at Wimbledon Lloyd ready to take Bolletieri approach ALFA systems Wicked witch summons forces Simon Barnes at Wimbledon FA voices fears for Premier League clubs' finances Black to take on Johnson at 400 metres Morceli still well short of his best Krabbe selected for Olympic relay team Women What happened to the fair cop? If the middle classes are losing confidence in the police, have they themselves to blame? Walter Ellis looks behind some of the myths of the Thin Blue Line and finds it stretched to the limits Gimme, gimme, gimme more of those kneecaps Single Life Lynne Truss on the dangers of having too much of a good thing Help the Aged Adopt a Granny Homes Entertainments Today's Events A daily guide to arts and entertainment compiled by Kari Knight Theatre Guide Jeremy Kingston's assessment of theatre showing in London House full, returns only Some seats available Seats at all prices Cinema Guide Geoff Brown's assessment of films in London and (where indicated with the symbol …) on release across the country Dated display of the light stuff Theatre Spread a Little Happiness Whitehall Masterly endgame Dance Worth going to town for Music Theatre On the Town Barbican Hall Solid riffs in the round Rock Def Leppard Earls Court The Times New voices claim the centre stage Rodney Milnes sees pitfalls and opportunities in the forthcoming London showcase of modern operas Battle royal on the home front Television Review Freshness, adventure and a peal Classical Music: Spitalfields Festival Mad, bad and much too thin Radio Review A Tale of Sex & Drugs & Rock 'N' Roll Good read guarantee Arts Brief Business class Lennon in song Epic departure Last chance … Heads say more without bodies John Russell Taylor finds a startling panorama of art and history in the current Paris shows Stay in a French chateau Taste the high life in France and save 25 per cent with a Privilege Card The Times A flavour of history Picture Gallery How to Book Europe cheers Jackson Rock Concerts Berlin's cool new woman Andrea Breth takes over at the Schaubuhne Hunter of a lost world A Young English film student has found fame in Austrlia with a film about Indonesia's persecuted and vanishing tribes, Robert Cockburn reports Living in defence of learning Esther Simpson has devoted herself to providing a haven for scholarship Picture Gallery Gentle stretches And Briefly Starting young Dietrich sale Female custom Some saving graces Property Buyers Guide Bates Multiple Classified Advertising Items Laing Homes Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Times The Nodams prepare for a battle royal Property Buyers Guide Connell Michael Waite Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hertfordshire Multiple Classified Advertising Items Wales Scotland Multiple Classified Advertising Items Midlands Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mortgages Multiple Classified Advertising Items Overseas Property Multiple Classified Advertising Items Retirement Homes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Croudace homes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Rentals Multiple Classified Advertising Items The Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Property Buyers Guide Rentals Knight Frank & Rutley Multiple Classified Advertising Items Diary of Times Classified Knight Frank & Rutley Multiple Classified Advertising Items Crème De La Crème Multilingual Services Recruitment Consultants Angela Mortimer International Merrow Employment Agency Multiple Classified Advertising Items Secretaries plus The Secretarial Consultants Int'l Property Developers Corney & Barrow Ltd. 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