News from 05/01/1994
1994; Gale Group;
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Srikumar Sen, Boxing Correspondent, R. M. Brettell, Jon Ashworth, Ian Flintoff, David Adams, David Bolt Chairman, Wolfgang MüNCHAU, Andrew Pierce, Alexandra Frean, Bill Frost, Elizabeth Young, Angela MacKay, Ross Tieman, Industrial Correspondent, Matt Wolf, Philip Howard, Ian Murray, Michael Binyon, Alexandra Frean Media Correspondent, Regina Kibel, Norman De Mesquita, Lynne Truss, Colin Narbrough, Gerald Davies, Patrick Moore, Regina v Criminal Injuries Compensation Board. Ex Before Gambles, Philip Bassett Industrial Editor, Ben Preston Education Correspondent, David Watts and Ruth Gledhill, Martin Flanagan, John O'leary, Education Editor, Jeremy Laurance, Health Service Correspondent, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Rob Hughes Football Correspondent, Libby Purves, Jeremy Laurance Health Services Correspondent, Tim Judah Balkans Correspondent, Alan Hamilton, Michael Clark, Philip Robinson, John Young, Michael Hamlyn, Janet Bush, Keith Pike, Eve-Ann Prentice Diplomatic Correspondent, John Ebor, George Carey, Gerald Bailey, Brian Whittingham, Philip Bassett, Industrial Editor, Derwent May, Joel Brand, Kate Muir, Susan Gilchrist, Peter Ball and Keith Pike, Brian Reece, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, David Watts, Simon Heffer, Charles W. Traylen, Tim Jones, Transport Correspondent, Raymond Keene, Rose Wild, Personal Finance Editor, Paul Wilkinson, Tim Jones Transport Correspondent, Sian Dalrymple, Oliver Holt, David Powell, Athletics Correspondent, Helen Nowicka, Kate Alderson, Aidan Foster-Carter, Julian Muscat, Richard Duce, Ross Tieman Industrial Correspondent, Philip Webster Political Editor, Nicholas Watt Ireland Correspondent, Christine Webb, Michael Hornsby, R. Footer, Ben MacIntyre, Alan Lee Cricket Correspondent, Richard Beeston, Peter Bottomley, Carey Schofield, Simon Jenkins, Kate Bassett, Alan Mitchell, Michael Horsnell, Michael Church, Nigel Hawkes Science Editor, Alan Coren, Martin Fletcher and Michael Binyon, Alistair Chesser, Michael Evans Defence Correspondent, Richard Morrison, Michael Henderson, Lindsay Cook Deputy Business Editor, James W. Gillett, G. A. Michaelides, Walter Ellis, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Colin McQuillan, Christopher Irvine,
ResumoYeo's future still hangs in the balance Tim Yeo enjoys the backing of the Prime Minister. But with the press on his heels, that may not be enough-as two former colleagues discovered Patten spells out code to tighten school discipline Index The Drink Mountain Rain-swept Kent is still on drought alert Crown and State Habgood condemns donor birth Absent Sudanese envoy told to go Spielberg's Art Shamed By Your English? 30p Hume calls on IRA to lay down its guns Graduates in big demand as job market improves Home prices rise 3.3 per cent Smallbone Conservative mayor turns her back on protégé Yeo Free lunch? Don't bank on it when the manager arrives Land Rover gears up for assault on US News in Brief Scots dominate NHS Murder charge dropped Boys found in squalor Fast-lane rammer fined Top police candidate Immigrants escape twice Dead girl's uncle jailed Guide for the 1990s The British Hernia Centre IRA men shot PC after gasworks attack, court told Convoy veterans win fight to wear Russian medal Fostering ban on fertility drug wife Austin Reed suits the royal family Curious visitors pay ?8 to see fire-damaged castle Pizzaland Toyota Son screamed for mercy as 'voices' told mother to kill Pay-as-you-drive trial to start next year Keene on Chess Why Patten the schoolboy needed a beating Minister spares the rod in education reforms-but regrets its passing CSA ignores help pleas from father Simpson Piccadilly Bulldozers dig deep to stem flood of smuggled alcohol Beer and spirits buried at secret dumps as criminals try exploit single market BBC wins battle for Christmas viewers Worried women make it to the top in man's world Flood defences 'add to risk' By a Staff Reporter: Warning bells ring for noisy car alarms Spy in the sky speeds the plough New technology that indicates poor soil areas in arable fields is helping farmers to boost yields, writes Michael Hornsby Lessons of Braer oil spill 'ignored' Raid victim is marched to cashpoint News in Brief Children die in house fire Charity theft Rugby injury Twins on way Smear all-clear Landmark Drugs charge Girl charged Baton adopted Royal fare Carey claims Sudanese have scored 'own goal' The Archbishop of Canterbury has forthrightly Khartoum's expulsion of the British ambassador. But the envoy also has his detractors Fighting breaks out between ANC units Legendary Red Adair douses last fire Tapes reveal fervour of Garbo's wish to be alone (AFP): Hurd says PLO and Israel risk alienating public Afghan doctors plead for medicine Aid denied to raped child (AFP): Activist held Gun fee to rise (AP): Oh, by the way Court scraps cash-free baby pact CU Bundeswehr battles budget cuts amid campaign for wider alliance The axe is poised over Bonn defence spending. Cheif German concerns at the Nato summit are to keep us taxprayers happy and France co-operative Walesa fears Nato snub could revive Soviet bloc Shamed By Your English? Bosnia diplomats fail the ink-blot map test Americans will double air drops to enclaves Russian church builds up to sainthood for murdered Tsar Muslims draw Croats into new talks Mexico revolt collapses as rebels flee back to forest In spite of the initial determination of Mexican Indian peasants to hold out and stick to their demands, a large government military force proved too much for them US team studies radiation claims House of Fraser Stores For our Foreign Staff: Riots in Venezuela jails leave 115 dead and 40 on the fun The Queen and her influence Should the Queen involve herself personally in affairs of government or do what she is told? Simon Heffer continues his prize-winning essay on the constraints and moral powers of the monarchy under an unwritten constitution Everest MacLlan International Whodunit to my son? With the evidence on the cutting-room floor, Libby Purves asks who cut her son's scene in a television mystery Better not to be a Bart Johnthon Porritt is right not to bother with his baronetcy, Walter Ellis says Boots Poking fun at the Cold War Canada is the enemy now, say a satirical film Alan Coren It takes more than a better mousetrap to catch the wily French Scotch that idea Diary Back to ballet Diary Death of a profession Ministers must leave scope for teachers to exercise their own discretion if schools are not to be staffed by automata Tory heart-throb Diary Unequal to the last Picture Gallery Union bashing Why I went to Sudan The churches are the south's best hope, says George Carey Lessons in Behaviour A welcome drive for classroom discipline The Peasants' Revolt Mexico will suffer in modernisation ignores democracy Eleven Pipers Piping The moral price of donor births Medical mishaps Assessing the Lords The provocation of North Korea Town hall review Greek resilience Goin' a' Thomasin' Price of progress Top of the crime league A little older, a little wiser? Star of Bethlehem Howzat! Still submerged Today's royal engagements Birthdays today Appointment Anniversaries Personal Column Marriages Appointments in the Forces New gardens take over from the weeds University news Church news Forthcoming marriages School news Deaths Pierre-Paul Schweitzer Heritage Mark Patey Mark patey, Mbe, chief adjudicator at the Immigration Appellate Authority(IAA), died fro m cancer on December 30 aged 63. He was born on February 17,1930 Marie Curie Cancer Care "Rule, Britannia, " Cesar Romero Cesar Romero, American actor, died in santa Monica on January 1 Aaged 86. He was born on February15,1907 Bernard Friend Bernad Friend, Cbe, finance director of British Aerospace, 1972-88. died of cancer at his home in Bray, near Maidenhead, on December 23 aged 69, He was born on May 18,1924 On the road to ruin Compulsory purchase can result in poor compensation. Christine Webb reports Stringent test in arbitration appeal Housing benefit arrangement Chancery Division Law Report January 5 1994 Queen's Bench Division Failure to assess use of land justifies quashing decision Serious company default The Protester Homes fit for a prince Work has begun on Poundbury, the dream village of the Prince of Wales Compensation for participant in fight Cala Homes Arthur Rathrbone Kitches Limited Multiple Classified Advertising Items Retirement Homes The English Courtyard Association GA Multiple Classified Advertising Items Canada Calgary Alberta Elmbridge Village The Watermark Club French Property Exhibition Multiple Classified Advertising Items News The Times Crossword No 19,431 Business People in the Times PROVIental Forecast The outlook in Bermuda is heavenly The Times Tomorrow Post Office eyes Sunday paper round Delivery of Sunday newspapers by the Post Office could make the delivery of mail on Sundays feasible again for the first time since the service was withdrawn in 1921 Disney pay dwarfed Picture Gallery Marketing Arts MCI plans $20bn 'highway' Bank pays £25m in Maxwell deal John Charcol Sport Game, set and match at Pentland Television and Radio Not All over Over what? Over There Overblown By our World Trade Corespondent: GM seeks court ban on staff joining Volkswagen Money supply points to surge in retail sales The money supply is growing at a rate above the Government's target range, adding to evidence of a retail recovery but damping hopes that interest rates can be cut Bonus-friendly Provident Legal & Public Notices Private groups show interest in closed pits Rescue talks on AEEU merger BTR chief in ?1m shares sale Vodafone subscribers rise above 1 million German outlook poor GrandMet ends deal Guardian shares halted Molins plans appeal Richmond stays in red The Times Home Office Crossing the media Rubicon Media policy has been too slow to change Eurotunnel prepares for next challenge Infants tumble into world business Carlton gets Central as ITV awaits shake-up Reutur: Spain and US bank at odds over Banesto Eurotunnel banks agree final plan for funding Managers buy APV unit The Times Glaxo launches further Zantac action Market-makers take opportunity to push down prices Stock Market Markets at a Glance Major Changes Ft-Se Volumes Liffe Options Williams buys US security specialist Major Indices Cheer on economy lifts Dow World Market Recent Issues Commodities London Financial Futures Wall Street Money Markets Playing politics while EMU flies on a wing and a prayer The fate of European monetary union is as uncertain as the political futures of its architects Kohl and Mitterrand, writes Janet Bush Sport of kings for Ho Chi Minh Forced feeding City Diary Flying the haggis City Diary Famous feat City Diary The other car's a ... City Diary Pentland Group Property shares Charity formality Slicing Ernie's cake Utility index Williams CH Guardian Group Rally at the close Safari The Times Unit Trust Information Service Anyone fancy an ice cuppa? America's latest drink sensation is coming to Europe. But there are doubts about whether a drink that is hardly new here will impress the British, says Alan Mitchell Media, Sales & Marketing Banks's CJA Ernst & Young Multiple Classified Advertising Items BBCscoops the festive figures ITV bows to seasonal lack of demand for adverts and fails to put up a fight Making box-office history Matt Wolf reports from New York on mixed reactions to Steven Spielberg's cinematic treatment of the Holocaust, Schindler's List Almeida Opera Drama behind Scottish lines Radio Review: Literary adaptations, from Scott to Byron to Hammett New bugs get squashed Television: Lynne Truss reviews a revealing documentary about life in prep schools Television The Two Widows Entertainments The Dorchester Antiques Fair Today's Events Theatre Guide Cinema Guide Exit a Greek bearing gifts? This Sunday's Monteverdi extravaganza at Convent Garden has plunged the English Back Festival into crisis. Richard Morrison reports Dramatic view of the Bbc The producer responsible for televising Middlemarch criticises the demise of great BBC tradition. Interview by Michael Church Opening in Wales Multiple Classified Advertising Items Arts Briefing Mirror Group Newspapers H W Fisher & Co All worked up with nowt to do Theatre Review University College London Multiple Classified Advertising Items Secretary to the President Kompass Recruitment Consultant Secretary Manchester Beckons The Times The Theatre Club Secretary Required Multiple Classified Advertising Items Broadgate Crone Corkill Recruitment Consultants Crone Corkill Recruitment Constultants Crone Corkill Recruitment Consultants Knightsbridge Secretaries Multiple Display Advertising Items Crone Corkill Recruitment Consultants Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items PE Multiple Display Advertising Items Crone Corkill Recruitment Consultants Multiple Display Advertising Items Crone Corkill Recruitment Consultants London Transport Crone Corkill Recruitment Consultants Multiple Display Advertising Items Directors' Secretaries Crone Corkill Recruitment Consultants Multiple Display Advertising Items Am Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hobstones Recruitment Consultants VWA Office Angels Recruitment Consultants JB MAI Alzheimer's Disease Society Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hobstones Recruitment Consultants VWA Cluttons PA to Managing Director Multi-Lingual Opportunities Hobstones Recruitment Consultants VWA Career. moves Regan & Dean + Adland Hobstones Recruitment Consultants Tate Market Access International Ltd Hobstones Recruitment Consultants The Times Sparkling Newcastle take minds off Walker Poaching dampens optimism for Australia visit Christopher Irvine reports on the disturbing trend of top players emigrating Snow Reports Ball relishes return to big time For the Record Today's Fixtures US lose as Lendl makes his debut Sports in Brief Holt inspires success Conner returns Glanville dismissed Angell agrees to move Goldberger's delight Part eases through Murphy wins appeal against ban Jockey Club elears rider of whip misuse in King George VI Chase Kilcash heads British challenge for Ladbroke Moore decides to delay retirement Yesterday's Results Rapid Raceline Thunderer: Southwell Lewis can expect autumn bout with Holyfield League spreads talent too thin The Times Ailing South Africa look to injured Wessels Fox closes career that kicked off age of boot Elder to manage British team Wales offer hope for future in victory Malik proves point to Welsh Word-Watching President's Putter maintains eccentric tradition BBC1 Variations Racing Clough inspires Liverpool recovery Prmiership leaders squander three-goal advantage al Anfield Heavy defeat will test England A's resolve Times Two Crossword Winning Move Word-Watching Picture Gallery Bupa Boxing Norwich reject Everton's move for Walker
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