News from 24/08/1993
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James Landale, Anthony Harris, Jon Ashworth, R. N. Baird, David Adams, Nick Nuttall Environment Correspondent, Anatol Lieven, Simon Barnes, Richard Ford, Home Correspondent, J. Mary Davidson, Sarah Bagnall, Insurance Correspondent, J. R. Palmer, Bill Frost, Helen Corkery, Tim Judah, Ronald Faux, Ivo Tennant, Angela MacKay, Ross Tieman, Industrial Correspondent, Raymond Kenne Chess Correspondent, Philip Howard, Hilary Finch, Michael Binyon, Jeremy Kingston, Carl Mortished, Simon Wessely, Joanna Kessel, Leonard Jason-Lloyd, Geoff Brown, Joe Joseph, Bernard Levin, Michael Hart, Arthur Leathey, Norman Hammond, Archaeology Correspondent, W. N. F. Carter, Rob Hughes Football Correspondent, Nick Nuttall Technology Correspondent, Frederico Cezar de Araujo Brazilian Embassy, Sean MacCarthaigh, Nicholas Watt, Kenneth Mole, Michael Clark, John Young, Brian Dolan, Sally Watts, Adam Lebor, Margot Norman, Martin Hoyle, D. S. J. Gardner, Geza Vermes, Geoffrey Wheeler, Nigel Walker, Fred Waitzkin, David Toop, Wolfgang Münchau, Raymond Keene, Richard Percival, Peter Davalle, Jacqueline Martin, Paul Wilkinson, Peter Bryan, Barrie Milnes, Oliver Sheppard, Richard Evans, Nigel Hawkes, Tim Jones Transport Correspondent, George Sivell, Assistant Business Editor, Linda Whetstone, Roger Boyes, Mario Dunn, Helen Nowicka, Janet Bush Economics Correspondent, Philip Webster, Political Editor, Rodney Hobson, Julian Muscat, David Lindsay (Legal Adviser), Richard Duce, Eve-Ann Prentice and our Foreign Staff, Dr James Le Fanu, Ross Tieman Industrial Correspondent, Hugh H. Eccles (Chartered Engineer), R. T. D. Oliver, Medical Oncology Department, Scrivenor, Peter Selby St James's University Hospital, Ben MacIntyre, Ian Brodie, Paul Barker, Alan Lee Cricket Correspondent, D. Thompson, R. Keith Brian (Principal), Nadine Meisner, Andrew Lycett, Hilary Taylor, Stephen Pettitt, Pascal Barollier, Christopher Follett, Derek Harris, Tom Rhodes, Marianne Curphey, Frances Gibb Legal Correspondent, Malcolm Cross (Executive Director), David Powell, Frances Gibb, Ben Preston and John O'leary, Joe Nicholas, Jack Bailey, Michael Hornsby, Countryside Correspondent, Anne McElvoy, Vince Wright, Michael Henderson, Martin Waller Deputy City Editor, Sare Yalland, Colin Campbell, Jennifer McGrandle, Sarah Bagnall Insurance Correspondent,
ResumoPatten under pressure on student places Labour wants emergency action The Squeeze on university places and likely improved GCSE results are increasing pressure on the government over higher education funding Tomorrow in the Times Degree Vacancy service Degree Vacancy service Index Lynne Truss How Br drove gentle cellists, off the… Chicago-style robbery shatters calm of Northumbrian town The Archers The family tree still growing in… England's bitter year spiced by rare taste of Test triumph British couple freed as troops kill Kurd rebels Women's Health Those unnecessary intimate… Tory right and left clash over higher taxation American Express Law: image needs a face-lift pages 27,28 Privatisation what IT Will Mean to British Rail's Passengers Telecom Security Minister refuses to reject 16% increase in fares British Rail privatisation Senior Conservatives are threatening to wreck privatisation plans rather than risk a commuter backlash in Tory heartlands Picture Gallery Iraqi ambassadors defect to Britain IRA prisoner 'to be released for a week' News in Brief More pupils go missing News in Brief Laura off respirator News in Brief Milligan has bypass News in Brief Chemical spill scare News in Brief Fish given mouth-to-gill News in Brief Nasa scours solar system after Mars probe disappears Fears are growing that a ruptured fuel tank on the ?600m Observer may have blown apart the us mission to the red planet Mother, 16, threw baby to its death OED defines grey areas of Majorism By Staff Reporter: Charges dropped against cricketer Pop star's wife died in fall from bridge Former debutante jumped into river, say witnesses PC clung to car for two miles DELL Ambridge folk are brought to book at last Now that The Archers has been injected with a dose of nineties realism, it helps to know who is doing what and to whom MS Multiple Sclerosis Mother is killed hours into dream holiday Gulliver described his creator's illness Equality watchdog seeks EC decision Clinton blows hot to music of Ireland 'No such thing' as free child holidays Miners who found colleagues dead refuse to enter pit Roof bolts 'not to blame' Cuore Sportive Woman set to ring the changes Woman dies after wasp sting National Westminster Bank Union campaigns to save urban parks The " green lungs" left to Britain's cities by Victorian philanthropists are in need of urgent treatment, MPs are being told Professional fishing helps to pay for Porsche Woman nets licence for ancient craft Air crash widow backs Gaddafi Livestock tested on Nhs scanner Blunkett accuses Tories of Animal Farm mentality The Car in Front is a Toyota Ambulance crews ban ward move News in Brief Gliding death News in Brief Double blow News in Brief Kenya quest News in Brief Bodies found News in Brief Juror's out News in Brief By a Staff Reporter: Antics of audience take the limelight Tumim warns of high costs in prison work scheme Treasure finder awaits inquest Royal Liver Friendly Society Talks aim to refloat riverbus Councils pull the plug on windfarms The Greatest Chess Players Gummer urged to save countryside from quarrying The environment secretary's solution to the problem of over-quarrying for building materials is pure fantasy; the industry says The Times World Chess Championship Croats seek slice of aid as UN trucks are blocked Croats are halting aid to the Mostar Muslims. They are likely to continue unless their own starving people are also helped Reuter: Royal heart given quiet reburial Reuter: Troops face enquiry on profiteering Tolerance for Serbs wanes in a Croatian haven of peace In the fourth of five articles on the ethnic minorities of eastern Europe, Adam LeBor reports from the village of Srpski Moravice, northeast Croatia Airlift families call for military action Talk of a coffee-cup state threatens Tuzla harmony By our Foreign Staff: Azerbaijanis pull out of siege town Lithuania increases pressure on Moscow Jfk theorists dig for gold in documentary treasure trove Although the release of official documents on President Kennedy's murder is not likely to produce any " smoking gun", researchers hope to uncover any links between Oswald and top Cia agents Rebel gunmen free more hostages in Nicaragua stand-off Mubarak struggles to rid Egypt of Nasser's socialist dream Egyptian reforms have impressed the Imf but have not benefited the poor, writes Michael Binyon in Cairo Picture Gallery Reuter: Tokyo gives apology for atrocities Chorus of praise for British when White House burnt (AFP): ANC camp officials accused of torture Babangida 'agrees to step down' News in Brief (AFP): Police guilty of killing driver News in Brief (Reuter): Rutskoi claims News in Brief Syrian death (Reuter): Hesse sacking News in Brief (Reuter, AP): Bridge of sighs News in Brief RAF's U-boat victim rises from watery grave after 48 years Survivors from a sunken German Submarine watched as it was raised from the waves. Despite their doubts, hopes persist of valuable papers or Nazi loot on board Balladur sets out to repair battered Paris-Bonn axis As Europe's leaders return to work Roger Boyes in Bonn looks at the state of the Franco-German relationship in a changing continent By our Foreign Staff: Kohl meets SPD rival amid talk about grand coalition Reuter: Ciampi is facing a long hot autumn Holidays cut short for French cabinet (AFP): Big Macs are off for Clintons Forte Hotels Two cheers for Britain's milky monopoly "The Natural Cure to Baldness" Chess or a childhood? Fred Waitzkin had a private reason for asking Kasparov how hard a talented youngster should be pushed Revolution sends Mole bananas Our hero is forced to paddle his own canoe in the soviet Union. As the nation throws off the yolk of communism, his emergency rations are purloined Sure Townsend continues her comic tale When the doctor should not touch Recent cases of sexual misconduct emphasise the fact thatintimate examinations are almost, says Dr. James Le Fanu Stand up and be healed Doctors think miracle cures are bogus. But Simon Wessely wonders if charismatic powers might not work where psychiatry has failed The deadly statistics of life in Russia Anatol Lieven reports from Moscow on disease and declining medical standards in the former Soviet Union Invasion of the doom mongers How scared should webe of organ transplants and genetic engineering? TCP Lynne Truss When is a child not a child? When it's a cello, of course Major dropped by party The Times Diary RSVIP The Times Diary Picture Gallery The hearts of darkness A continent riddled with corruption comes to the reluctant realisation that it was not the white man's fault after all Priceless The Times Diary Waiting for God The Times Diary Organ transplant The Times Diary A captive workforce won't pay Prison and the private sector do not mix, says Paul Barker Running on Time Political arrogance is jeopardising rail privatisation Nicaraguan Tightrope Senora Chamorro's political battle Perfect Glory How our cricketers could be more like our athletes The successes and failures of a level Cancer treatments Care of mentally ill Caravan sites Sociology and the ethnic melting pot Progress in Brazil Drink-drive policy Papal encyclical In a fix over fax Long odds Court Circular Church news Birthdays today Personal Column Anniversaries today Today's royal engagement Council wants to demolish hall it has allowed to rot Territorial Army promotions PDS Parkinson's Disease Society Forthcoming marriages Service appointments Latest wills Professor Peter Stott Professor peter Stott, Civil engineer and president of the Institution of civil Engineers, 1989-99 died on August 16 aged 66. He was born on August 8,1927 Ivan Bilibin Ivan Bilibin, Chancellor to the late Grand Duke of Vladimir of Russia and monitoring pioneer, died on August 9 aged 84. He was born in St Petersburg on December 26,1908 (December 13 according to the Julian calendar) Trailfinders Nicolette Powell Nicolette Powell, wife of the pop singer Georgie Fame (Clive Powell)and from 1958 to 1971, first wife of the Marquess of Londonderry, died after a fall from Clifton Suspension bridge Bristol, on August 13 aged 52 Salah Jadid Salah Jaadid, the effective ruler of Syria from January 1965 to November 1970 and later the country's longest- serving political prisoner died in the fortress of Mezze, Damascus on August 19 aged 67 years. He was born near the Alewite coastal town of Jableh in 1926 On this Day Russian-Polish War HIS Honour Henry Elam His Honour Henry Elam, a judge for 23 years, died on August 13 aged 89. He wax born on November 29,1903 José Garmendia Jose L. Garmendia, Costa Rican diplomat died in Miami, Florida, on August 14 aged 71. He was born in Havana, Cuba, on August 11 , 1922 News University squeeze tightens The Times Crossword No 19,317 Picture Gallery Sport People in the Times Times Weathercall AA Roadwatch No Title Weather The Times Tomorrow Business Editor Robert Ballantyne Business Today The Pound John Charcol Talk about a Better Mortgage Law 27,28 Will control of the police be taken from… Welsh Water dean-up to cost £lbn Welsh Water is the first water company that plans to increase its spending after consulting customers to see if they are prepared to contemplate higher bills Europe's threatening traffic jam Arts 29-31 Matt Dillon is Mr Wonderful at Edinburgh Sport 32-36 Atherton brings England taste of success Taiwan looks set to save deadlocked BAe jet deal Talent scout reaps $15m at Tomkins Television and Radio Page 35 TUC seeks to save wages councils The Times Unit Trust Information Service Lloyd's expects to beat its cost-cutting targets Names try to quash Gooda contracts Profits slide at Holmes Business Roundup EC airports warning Business Roundup Guinness Peat ahead Business Roundup Australia looks at £1bn GECAlsthom rail link Business Roundup France treads softly on rates before Bundesbank meeting WPP cautious on prospects despite interim advance The economic outlook in WPP's main markets is mixed but the advertising group has restored the dividend and is making progress with debt reduction Aerospace Engineering in profit after disposals By our Deputy City Editor: Eighties star brews fresh venture By our City Staff: Bid hopes lift Fyffes shares after chief goes Mercury taps into more cable calls Legal & Public Notices 071-782 7344 By a Correspondent: Homes trial jurors are sent to hotel Ladbroke might contest EC ruling Morgan leaps at half-time Downturn hits MAN earnings Signs point to MB-Caradon planning £300m rights issue Stock Market Brussels to study BT's US alliance Jobs boost for South Yorkshire Copymore pays FT-SE Volumes Life Options Reuter: Japan urged not to wreck world system Recent Issues Major Indices Major Changes Commodities London Financial Futures (Reuter): Dow slips as investors take profits Wall Street Money Markets Exchange index compared with 1985 was down at 81.4 (day's range 81.4-81.7) Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Money Rates (%) Free trade treaty runs into trouble on Capitol Hill In spite of supplementary agreements, Nafta faces the risk of being ditched by Congress at its ratification stage, says Wolfgang Münchau M&S flavour of the quarter The Times City Diary History driven The Times City Diary Lintrend wraps The Times City Diary Hull's challenge The Times City Diary Picture Gallery Abbey: suitable case for treatment? Business Letters More leg room means more airline passengers Business Letters Europe, politics and unemployment Business Letters WPP Group Hoskins Brewery Taipei travails Tempus Tour operators Business Letters Ni change could aid pension reform Business Letters Rentals Theatre Investment Breakdown in time Sellers gain the upper hand First direct CBI floats idea of angels for industry Business to Business Revived Britannia aims to be a world leader South East tops small firms' start-up chart Time Computer Systems Ltd Taking up the TEC challenge leads to job creation plans Briefings Picture Gallery Quarry Dougall HC Hughes-Castell Ltd The Law Society Chambers Announcements Llb London University (External) Multiple Classified Advertising Items Amersham The Health Science Group Multiple Display Advertising Items Zarek MacRal Brenner GLS Bar trainees go live A recent initiative is helping students to gain on-jop experience. Frances Gibb reports 'Guilty until proven otherwise' Teenagers have a very stranga view of the legal system, judging by some A-level answer Who should have power to police the police? The proposed reforms raise serious questions about keeping a balance between central power and local decisions, says Leonard Jason-Lloyd Most Worshipful Guilds of Men If you're female you're not wanted in most livery companies I'll thue, Mummy Inns and Outs Examining Angst 28 Law Report 28 No place like home Inns and Outs How bad is a fail? Inns and Outs Baby change Inns and Outs Most Worshipful Guilds of Men The Bar remains steeped in tradition and still has far to go to be genuinely accessible to aspiring lawyers, says Joanna Kessel, who has just qualified I admit that I finally enjoyed the Hall dinners Untreatability criterion for release Queen's Bench Divisional Court Law Report August 24 1993 Chancery Division Foreign contract justiciable Gulf Bank KSC v Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd Loss through undue influence Cheese v Thomas Trapped in a vicious circle Many graduates who want to train as solicitors have been caught out by cutbacks and a changing market Amenity relevant Thomas and Another v Countryside Council for Wales Voices from all directions Edinburgh: the low-budget Film Festival: plus international music stars and Steven Berkoff solo Slightly baffled, Hilary Finch reports mixed fortunes for some top names in the recital programme Think small , think beautiful Geoff Brown finds independent films made on a shoestring can offer rewards our of all proportion to their tiny budgets Theatre page 30 Debra Beaumont as a struggling drama… Perfectly horrid beastly display Martin Hoyle enjoys a Dickensian grotesque, a luvvy, a thug and his dog Music page 31 Hakan Hardenberger, giving… RSC Royal Shakespeare Company Entertainments The Times Today's Choice A daily guide to arts and entertainments complied by Sara Yalland Theatre Guide Jeremy Kingston's assessment of theatre showing in London Cinema Guide Geoff Brown's assessment of films in London and (where indicated with the symbol on release across the country) French grace under pressure Theatre : Jeremy Kingston on a curious play that attempts to explore the magic of acting Lvira '40 Minerva, Chichester Tapping into history Dance: A glimpse of flamenco's origins Al Andalus Queen Elizabeth Hall Try some Icelandic allsorts Rock: Eclecticism runs rampant in kentish Town BJöRK Forum, Nw5 To Place your Entertainments But don't take my word for it Theatre critics are said to make or break a new show, but Jeremy Kingston finds the producers turning the barbs around Africa meets Weimar, and all that jazz Proms Preview : Tomorrow two British premiers show msic's impact in Germany Stephen Pettitt talks to conductor Robery Ziegler about the unjustly neglected music of Wilhelm Grosz Grosz was one of the first people to use jazz in a concert setting Hakan Hardenberger champions bernd Alois Zimmermanm's trumpet concerto. By Hilary Finch It was jazz first freed the trumpet from centuries of stalemate Benefits of a fresh approach Prom Reviews NYCO/Kovacevich Bbcso Davis Albert Hall Radio 3 Conquering heroes make ease for prize-money David Powell, athletics correspondent, reflects on the highly successful world championship which finished on Sunday Sharpe poaches game for United Table For the Record Word Watching Multiple Display Advertising Items Iberiab Pools Forecast England Cup team to be led by Faldo Sport in Brieff Britain defeated again Sport in Brief Tracy beats Mansell Sport in Brief O'Leary withdraws Sport in Brief Tordo out of action Sport in Brief Banking on experience Sport in Brief Rocastle in contention Sport in Brief Fox will miss tour Sport in Brief Courier ranked top Sport in Brief Fee fixed for Molloy Sport in Brief Owners back argument for cutting big-race entry fees Thunderer: Brighton Results from Yesterday's Two Meetings Nottingham Rapid Raceline Thunderer: Results from Yesterday's Two Meetings Loder in pursuit of rich Chicago prizes Inchinor primed for Goodwood Ramsden fined £700 Record fourth title in Leng's sights Results from Yesterday's Two Meetings Football Essex off chase as Walsh applies restraint Boardman bows out as amateur In defence of a departed leader Simon Barnes praises the skills of Graham Gooch, former England captain and master batsman Yesterday's Scoreboards Marshall traps Richards at vital moment Bitburger genuinely german Robinson strikes to secure win for Yorkshire BBC1 Variations Radio 3 Satellite The Discovery Channel Shark Week Football 32 United Win Thriller at Villa Park England 's run of misery ends Recalled bowlers seal first Test victory over Australia since 1986 Concise Cross Word No 3182 Score Board from the Oval Winning Move Word-Watching Atherton takes leaf out of Border's book Sun Microsystems Computer Corporation Cricket 34 Gooch's Record Passes the Tests of…
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