News from 05/01/1993
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Jeremy Kingston's assessment of theatre showing, D. E. A. Luxton, Anatol Lieven, Kevin Eason and Nicholas Wood, Sam Kiley Africa Correspondent, M. Rawlence, Richard Ford, Home Correspondent, Ronald Faux, Dawn Smith, Philip Howard, Elizabeth Tonge, Matthew D'Ancona, Hilary Finch, K. D. Robinson, Ian Murray, Michael Binyon, Norman De Mesquita, James Bone, C. E. Bazlinton, Carol Leonard, Robert Sheldon (Chairman, Public Accounts Committee), Lynne Truss, Wolfgang Münchau, European Business Correspondent, D. Bloom, Richard Streeton, Emrhys Barrell, Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, Neil Bennett, Banking Correspondent, Tom Walker, Martin E. Simons, Colin Narbrough, World Trade Correspondent, Edward N. Addison Chairman, Ray Clancy, Jeremy Laurance, Health Services Correspondent, Ruth Gledhill, Religion Correspondent, Christopher Elliott and Angela MacKay, Ralph Blumenau, Nicholas Wood Political Correspondent, Peter Ball, Alison Roberts, Arts Reporter, Michael Evans and Roger Boyes, Peter Bills, Michael Evans, Defence Correspondent, Jeremy Laurance Health Services Correspondent, Michael Clark, Philip Robinson, John Young, Michael Hamlyn, David Hands, Geoff Brown's assessment of films, Charles Bremner, Neil Bennett Banking Correspondent, Sarah Bagnall, John Percival, Barbara Jackson, Brian Crozier, Susan Gilchrist, Nigel L. Stockwell Managing Director, Oscar Moore, Adam Lebor, Terence Bendixson, Tim Denby, David Cowan, Robert Kirley, Robert Rhodes James, Janet Daley, Nicholas Harling, G. S. Gresty (County Trading Standards Officer), Dennis Signy, Kari Knight, David Miller, Lin Jenkins, Wolfgang Münchau, Marcus Binney, John Russell Taylor, Raymond Keene, Chess Correspondent, Craig Brown, Robert Morgan, Political Staff, Michael Clark and Philip Pangalos, Nigel Hawkes, Barry Pickthall, Keith Wheatley, David Pannick QC, Kate Alderson, K. Alsop, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Jamie Dettmer, Adam Fresco, Roger Boyes, East Europe Correspondent, Martin Waller, Deputy City Editor, Joanna Pitman, John Goodbody, John England, James Pringle, Craig Lord, Malcolm McKeag, Richard Evans Racing Correspondent, Richard Hope, Scrivenor, David Askham, Ben MacIntyre, Richard Beeston, William Paton, Philip Pangalos, Ben Lynfield, Nigel Hawkes Science Editor, Derek Harris, Sam Kiley, Anne McElvoy, Vince Wright, Martin Waller Deputy City Editor, Alan Jackson, David Watts Diplomatic Correspondent, John Marshall, Christopher Irvine, Geoffrey Lee Williams,
ResumoPicture Gallery By our Foreign Staff: Hoard of Modigliani drawings discovered Index Portfolio Plus Churchill Row British artillery readied for Bosnia intervention As Lord Owen and Cyrus Vance struggle to keep the Geneva peace talks alive, Britain is preparing for the worst. Marines and artillery have been earmarked for service in Bosnia December car sales rise by 30% to boost recovery hopes Be a More Effective Manager in Just 6 Months Boat Show Ulster fears for new Loyalist offensive Arts Hired gunmen charge £20,000 for a murder The Open Business School Law on Tuesday Parents are to sue over baby mix-up News in Brief Car theft ring broken Polgar shares lead Driver dies in snow Train catches fire Mark Thatcher quits Harrods Ltd. ITV companies deny trying to preserve a production cartel MacGregor underlines support for British Rail sale Customs gains first woman chairman Advisers split over mental health law One in 10m calls single market line Bank man stole £170,000 in old notes Late-night caller had details of teenager shot in takeaway shop A young and more ruthless generation of drug dealers could hold the key to the killing in cold blood of 14-year-old Benjie Stanley in Manchester's notorious Moss side Police to protect Moss Side informers Husband of forest victim held Alert raised over missing millionaire Bolshoi Ballet calls the tune at Albert Hall Sacked man put poison in chips Alfred Dunhill Peugeot 106 Could Churchill have stopped the war? John Charmley's revisionist biography of Winston Churchill has shattered the scholarly consensus and broken taboos surrounding the legend of the man who led the nation through its finest hour The Battle of Britain: historians at loggerheads over challenge to the image of a national icon Leader who galvanised the British into a nation of do-or-die warrior Robert Rhodes James defends the spirit of 1940 British Nuclear Forum Police link sex attacks on horses with bizarre cult Scores of mares mutilated Delay kills breast cancer men Bentley's buy and sell the loveliest jewellery Extra charge on council tax divides town and villages Bogus therapists escape tougher safeguards The number of people seeking psychotherapy has soared, and so has the danger from unqualified practitioners treating vulnerable patients Picture Gallery County Hall's owners turn back the clock Policeman questioned over killing Cash blow threatens Old Master gallery The way it isn't Death-car joyrider sentenced News in Brief Smithy wins Man, 80, killed Case delayed Rape disclosed Wages snatch Lighthouse fall Rail death Rare booty Bosnia tries to stave off pressure to accept United Nations deal Geneva peace talks Muslims give adoption warning Reshuffle offers few options for Kohl Border guards play hide and seek on Europe's Rio Grande Germany's immigration burden 'Dark side of the brain' blamed for suffering Winter has launched a full-scale refugees, peace seems a distant hope Nationwide The Nation's Building Society Arms accord leaves US with nuclear strike advantage Boris Yeltsin, despite knowing he risks hardline anger, has sacrificed military might to win favour with Bill Clinton Pressure mounts on Britain to review warhead policy Trident missile purchases queried American killer chooses gallows Moscow appeals for early Clinton summit Honecker cancer 'worsens' Synagogue attacks add to racist climate Hurd flies in to meet Nigeria's new team News in Brief Protest deaths (Reuter): Journey's end (Reuter): Union killing Cyclone terror (Reuter): Puff of death (Reuter): Meatless Mac (Reuter): Bouncing back Cheney says Somalia remains 'too nasty' for quick US pullout Ethiopia, past victim of civil war, is begging its neighbours to stop killing. The factions appear determined not to listen (Reuter): China warns Hong Kong of hardship Young ride Ho Chi Minh trail to riches South Africa seeks democracy formula Kenya plays down Moi ceremony Israelis hunt Arab for agent's murder first direct The forgotten illness lingers on Seven years after a Times campaign successfully brought schizophrenia into the public eye, how far have we come? Living in fear of a daughter's next tormented phone call One of the families Marjorie Wallace interviewed for The Times campaign was Marilyn and Alan Lazarus and their daughter Lorraine, diagnosed as a schizophrenic in 1984. This is their story then, and now: Tendency towards tenancy Home may no longer be where the mortgage is—will government encouragement make renting the fashionable, rational option? Germany: A Nation of Tenants Knocking back the spirit of Yugoslavia Why a soldier should swallow a slug of slivovitz America: Dreams of Ownership Fortnum & Mason Britain: Choosing to Rent High days, low days Lynne Truss Cheer up! Even agony aunts need some personal problems to practise on Floored again Shoppers' bad bargain The profits being made by the giant food retailers are scandalous, argues Janet Daley The wrong ticket to ride Richard Hope on the Treasury's malign influence on British Rail An opportunity not to miss Broaden the Market The West must keep central Europe on its side Care for the Vulnerable Quality of care matters for the mentally ill more than doctrine Dear Cow Government needs policy not panic for galleries and museums Reassessing Churchill's wartime achievements Speed and safety Relentless pursuit Stonking the enemy Duty and civil service Otter country Health care for elderly BR sell-off and road subsidies Second-hand toys Mining and health A ban on brackets? Beware of small print Anniversaries Social News Birthdays today Latest wills School news Personal Column Picture Gallery Forthcoming marriages Appointments Danie Craven Daniel Hartman Craven, joint president of the South African Rugby Football Union and one of the world's leading rugby administrators, died yesterday in Stellenbosch aged 82. He was born in Lindley, in the Orange Free State, on October 11, 1910 Personal Column Picture Gallery Michael Underwood Michael Underwood, crime-writing pseudonym of John Michael Evelyn, barrister, has died aged 76. He was born at Worthing on June 2, 1916 Bösendorfer Frederic Brimblecombe Professor Frederic Brimblecombe, paediatrician and honorary professor of child care at Exeter University, died on December 26 aged 73. He was born on September 10, 1919 The Samaritans Times Newspaper Join the fun down by the poolside at Earls Court Sail enthusiasts should find plenty to keep their interest on the crest of a wave this week, Barry Pickthall reports When and where Classic boats go on show Two new craft with a pedigree will be making their first appearance at the boat show, Keith Wheatley says Britain's Best Boating Holidays Yachting Partners International Radiocommunications Agency Now it's V8 diesel performance from a real V8… Rescue from danger at sea Help is at hand for those simple engine failures Caught in the swirling seas Lounging about on a speedy boat Far from wanting to live aboard their cruisers, most people want a vessel for a good day out with friends Henri Lloyd Port-Solent International Marine Service Dolphin Square Go green in the nineties Malcolm McKeag reports on what one should be seen in, apres-sail No more sweat Power Solutions Middlewich Narrowboats STS Lord Nelson TEEStSIDE The colour turquoise Despite the occasional downpour, Ronald Faux enjoys the freedom of cruising in Turkish waters Living by the edge Residential marinas are working hard to attract custom Fairline 36 Sedan Langfords Marine Antiques Sovereign Sailing Gear change for engines As Europe tightens marine pollution rules, Emrhys Barrell looks at technologies for cutting engine emissions A navigation gift free from the Americans Civilians can benefit from GPS, a satellite system which the US uses to guide its military machine Herne Bay Marine British Offshore Sailing School Recession Equals Opportunity Self-Drive Motor Yacht Midas Management Services Air Cushion Ltd. Sailing Holiday Ltd. Poole Harbour A Warning to All Boat Owners Yachtline How to beat recession Go-getters escape the gloom in the luxury boating market The Hydrographic Office News The Times Crossword No 19,119 Picture Gallery Business Sport Modern Times Boat Show People in the Times Weather Arts The outlook in Bermuda is heavenly Body and Mind Law TV Listings Opinion Columns Letters The Papers No Title Picture Gallery Business Today Power Shift The Pound Stock Market Interest Rates Currencies Gold North Sea Oil Business 21-28 Model way to run a museum Shares usher in 1993 with an all-time high Despite the strategists' view that 1993 will not be a year of strong market gains the Ft-Se 100 index enjoyed a record close on the first new year share trading day Bonn upheaval helps ERM Silver dollar dropped before Maxwell penny Picture Gallery Law Picture Gallery By our Deputy City Editor: So far, so good for sales at Storehouse Sport John Charcol Television and Radio page Wimpey still sees poor prospects Redland to raise £100m by disposals America sets out on the slow road to recovery Philip Robinson Points to the sectors that will fuel the US revival, though the climb out of recession is likely to be slow this time The Times Wimpey prepares the ground for loss Tempus Big firms 'have lost faith' in Lamont EC may end free trade in steel Gold at seven-year low on Middle East selling Business Roundup Barclays to sell stake O&Y hands over tower Volksbank suspension Milken moves out of jail Bowater $55m deal Former oil chief bailed Neepsend halves payout Red Star buyout aim TSB one-day strike over jobs threatens to dose branches Threatened strike action at the TSB this Friday could spread to other banks as staff rebel against the massive job losses that are sweeping the banking industry P&O ends ferries on Dover-Boulogne run Corporation to discuss terrorism cover By our World Trade Correspondent: Japan casts doubt on early Gatt deal Continental Airlines Picture Gallery CRH builds up Dutch operations Heron takes over at Post Office South West acquires waste firm British Funds Business to Business Rags to Riches! Delta International Have a Prosperous New Year Multiple Classified Advertising Items Business for Sale $£ Pizzas £$ Invitation to Tender The Times Prices surge as year starts on high note Stock Market Multiple Classified Advertising Items Overseas Company Registrations Agents Ltd. Major Changes Recent Issues Model way to run a museum Your Own Business Age offers key to firms' survival MR Friday on Tuesday Wall Street Briefings Buoyant market will need spice Comment Timely resignation Back at his old fighting weight The Times City Diary Safe—for now Priorities right Peter Spong Ebbing power of the Bundesbank hawks could yet save the ERM European View Monetary strains are mounting again, but changes at Germany's central bank might avert an explosion, says Wolfgang Münchau Customers' needs must come first Business Letters Christmas closedown lasts longer in Italy Nuclear Electric What shape will your advertising budget be in this… Shares at record high first direct FT-SE Volumes Liffe Options Major Indices The Times Unit Trust Information Service Commodities London Financial Futures Money Markets Money Rates (%) Galleries: page Polish the diamonds, chip off the rust Joan Baez, one-time folk singer and long-time political activist, is making music again, as she tells Alan Jackson Mysterious youth is back Arts Briefing Upsetting their chemistry Television Review: Victims of a designer drug Horizon BBC2 Theatre Royal Hay Market Cinema Entertainments Today's Events A daily gulde to arts and entertainment compiled by kari knight Theatre Guide Cinema Guide Roman candles in Auld Reekie In Edinburgh, John Russell Taylor reviews some exhibitions that explore Scotland's long-established links with continental Europe, in Particular Italy The Times Every building tells a story Marcus Binney hails the 'narrative architecture' of Nigel Coates, whose work is at last being appreciated in Britain A good deal depends on talent Cinema: Oscar Moore meets Stephen Evans, whose financial skills have played a vital role in Kenneth Branagh's success London Symphony Orchestra Dream of a debut Dance English National Opera Sounds for all seasons Concert Quarry Dougall Daniels Bates Partnership Litigation Manager Lively retired London solicitor, seeks involvement… The Chambers of Michael Gettleson To Advertise in Legal Apointments Please Telephone The Times Brace Yourselves for Scarborough in March Reuter Simkin Solicitors Needed The Times Hidden face of a crisis Legislation aimed at tackling homelessness is actually causing problems, argues David Cowan Boxing clever Helping charities Inns and Outs Picture Gallery Sitting safely? Australian shock Scottish lead TSB Bank plc Testing the reach of the Jockey Club reins Counsel Buffalo Bills gallop to record comeback Houston Oilers lose grip on 32-point advantage as rivals launch remarkable recovery Legal Appointments Zarak Macrae Brenner Fres Legal Section Zarak Macrae Brenner No Title Lipson Lloyd Jones Russian challenge ends in defeat by Thames Valley Basketball No Title Lloyd Webber gift horse put down Clever Shepherd for winning return Mandarin Newton Abbot Two courses to inspect Lingfield Park Results from Yesterday's Two Meetings Cool Ground may meet pretender to his crown Ladbroke weights to soar Hill makes hay again Rapid Raceline See and enjoy the Tests in Madras and Bombay Exclusive Times Offer for Cricket Lovers Jarvis lets England's advantage slip away Atherton stands out as Delhi's probing bowling attack provides a test for touring team New Zealand and Pakistan teams cautioned by referee Donald adds zest to the day following India's go-slow Word-Watching Bold Lara scores first Test century Taking a grip on Probyn's tight-head technique Back called up for England a side Leicester flanker's selection keeps his international hopes alive Pools Forecast Cardiff toppled by Humberside Ice Hockey Helmet saves Baker from bad injury Cycling Fixtures Football Commercial Union unites to overcome problems Yachting Bromley wins battle over rates Sports Politics Snow Reports Arsenal's problems increase as FA accuses Graham Manager charged with misconduct Uefa reports big profits Windfall brings cheer to Bury For the Record Scots ride high with consummate coach David Miller considers the impact of Andy Roxburgh on a small footballing nation with a large presence Wigan leading the retreat Rugby League Britons refuse a trip to China Swimming Witt to seek reinstatement In Brief BBC1 Variations Radio 3 BBC2 ITV London Satellite Channel 4 Elizabeth David Cookshops No Title Football Rangers find Ferdinand uplifting Swindon's sweeping Cup performance comes to nothing at Loftus Road FA Cup Draw and Details Concise Crossword No 2987 Winning Move Word-Watching South Africa will find Craven hard to replace David Hands assesses the contribution made to rugby by one of the sport's leading figures Allison rules out Rovers return American Football From a Special Correspondent: Tough-tackling De Glanville shakes Carling (Reuter): Americans felled by the power of Forget
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