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News from 08/09/1994

1994; Gale Group;

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Natasha Fairweather, John Roberts, Peter Cookson, Widget Finn, Tom Pendry, Andrew Pierce, Anatol Lieven, Patricia Davies, R. O. Leavor, Neil Bennett, A. P. Thirlwall, Roger Boyes and Charles Bremner, Harvey Elliott, R. N. G. Blower, Philip Webster and Nicholas Watt, Philip Howard, Hilary Finch, Michael Binyon, George Sivell, Keron Bhattacharya, Noel Goodwin, Carl Mortished, David Niven, Simon Wilde, Kevin Eason, Joel Brand and John Phillips, Colin Narbrough, Heather Neill, Stuart Jones Tennis Correspondent, Martin Campbell-White, Gerald Davies, Joe Joseph, Robert Miller, Jeremy Laurance, Health Services Correspondent, Martin Fletcher, Andrew Pierce and Philip Bassett, Diana Brown Chairman, Peter Ball, John O'leary, Education Editor, W. T. Norris, Peter Kemp, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Rob Hughes Football Correspondent, Dr Trisha Greenhalgh, Ruth Gledhill Religion Correspondent, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Michael Evans, Defence Correspondent, Alan Hamilton, Robin Young, Michael Butler, Stella Tillyard, Robert Bruce, Michael Clark, Frank Miles, P. O'gorman, Charles Bremner, David Hands, Sarah Bagnall, Philip Bassett, Industrial Editor, Alistair Horne, Aileen Ballantyne, Susan Gilchrist, Russell Kempson, Margot Norman, Philip Bassett, Peter Bates, P. H. S., George Brock, Alexandra Frean, Roger Boyes and Susan Bell, Janet Daley, David Miller, Lin Jenkins, Nadine Gordimer, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, Wolfgang Münchau, C. A. A. Kilmister, Robert Taylor, James A. Thornton, Raymond Keene, John Gilmore, Peter Davalle, P. H. S, Jane Moran, Colin Narbrough World Trade Correspondent, Michael Dynes, Whitehall Correspondent, Richard Evans, Nigel Hawkes, Oliver Holt, George Sivell, Assistant Business Editor, E. Fleischmann, Robi Dutta, Philip Webster, Political Editor, Kate Alderson, Tony Rocca, Julian Muscat, Jean Lawrie, Martin Waller, Deputy City Editor, Christopher Thomas, William Rees-Mogg, John Goodbody, David Churchill, J. W. M. Thompson, Ross Tieman Industrial Correspondent, Nick Nuttall, Technology Correspondent, Craig Lord, Mel Webb, Scott Naden Athletes Liaison Officer, Kevin McCarra, Richard Evans Racing Correspondent, John Shaw, Nicholas Wood and our Foreign Staff, Peter Riddell, Ben MacIntyre, Richard Beeston, Michael Dynes, David Walker, Philip Pangalos, Michael Binyon, Diplomatic Editor, A. J. Lucking, Nigel Hawkes Science Editor, Coin Campbell, Benedict Nightingale, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Frances Gibb Legal Correspondent, Hugh Leach, R. J. S. Thurston, Valerie Grove, Martin Waller Deputy City Editor, Matthew Bond, Colin Campbell, Eric Hammond, Melinda Camber Porter, Richard Ford, Anthony Swainson, Tom Rhodes and Sarah Hartley, Bernard Black, Sam Kiley, Africa Correspondent,

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Major warns Europe over two-tier risk Challenge to France and Germany London still demands reassurance from Ira Index Shogun author Clavell dies working on new epic Flying High Malaysia lifts British ban Palace anger over nude photograph England win Countdown £4m beds promise for danger patients Opening the Books Boy, 10, sued by driver who ran him over Abbey National Forces women may claim cash after abortions Paisley drama masks PM's play for Molyneaux Army scales down security in light of reduced threat Berets replace helmets on patrol as peace momentum gains pace on streets of Belfast DELL Oil Bailey told of IRA's 'bathroom bomb factory' Lightning kills girl aged two in Kent News in Brief Peer charged Funfair halted Radiation alert Police caution Scrabble Norman Epstein Guide to postgrad courses In the Times on Friday Queen to give MP's access to Palace accounts All-party committee demands accountability for £20 milion spent by Royal Household Palace spends £766,000 on phones Saturday in the Times Magazine Pictures of nude Prince may reach Britain By a Staff Reporter: Teenager 'left shoeprint on face of spinster, 88' AXA New Age runaway reunited with her family Truancy schools may close after failing second test Science places still unfilled SEAT Ascot also-ran given five-year ban Church has last word on Babel Council house 'countess' denies blackmailing 'earl' Air crash men broke flight rule News in Brief Child vandals West cash plea Firebombs link Assault charge Fatal slip Hottest car Diamond rackets aided the Germans Agents''smutty' bid to discredit Hitler with Arabs Churchill kept V2 a deadly secret FLA 'Miracle' twins celebrate birthday Of course we're glad 28 million of you have… Bronze Age dig unearths earliest wheel in England Archaeologists jump up and down with excitement as students find 3,000-year-old relic in peat The Times Midland Revolution that helped make the world go round Labour's 'big idea' wins top priority Dixons Unions suspect Blair will fail to deliver National minimum wage New press chief is Ingham admirer Prescott defends his vocal crown By Our Industrial Editor: Strikers given standing ovation Raise your own interest rate Britain's derided space industry 'in profit and thriving' British Association: scientists focus on space cash, women's helath, crime writing and diabetes Soothing video threat could egg on chickens Writers rely on science for the how, when and what of whodunnits B&Q Supercentres Post Office faces test on spending Keene on Chess Riddle of PMT has doctors at odds By a Staff Reporter: Holiday 'wrong' for boy burglar Gene map plots route to disease Vatican Nose spots fertility Historic sites more popular MOPS Sarajevans bitter over Pope's cancelled visit Italian press hints at United Nations block on trip in retaliation for anti-abortion stance Talks on Cambodia hostages collapse Moscow purges hotel squalor Royal Mail Major builds up image of the Enigma Man Balladur softens Kohl's version of hard-core Europe Tories praise balancing act Harmony returns to Opera 'Vision of 50s is not right for 90s' Police ministers split on continental FBI Russia applauds US link-up Treason trial of Kurds is adjourned News in Brief Grand mosque (Reuter): Greeks jailed (Reuter): Site 'safe' (AP): Election loss (AP): Jackson live (Reuter): Finnish plea (AP): Leader 'ousted' (Reuter): Coffin stolen (AP): Mafia vows Neglected Kennedy women sought solace with jewels The females of the Kennedy clan suffered much from their menfolk's notorious womanising. They found refuge in relentless Catholicism, eccentricity, child rearing and the accumulation of endless gifts Vatican accused of bad faith over abortion tactics Chalker checks family planning Kenyan politician bites off opponent's ear Office workers rescued in Sydney inferno Reuter: Nigerian minister attacks crackdown Commercial Union Affairs of the female heart Inferior coronary care for women. . . problems of stress incontinence in athletes. . . reassurance on bovine and feline Aids Discovery of hope for diabetes babies Researchers using space technology have pinpointed two new genes- a breakthrough that may help to prevent diabetes in children. Aileen Ballantyne reports Multiyork At a stretch Buy our wonder drug Dr Trisha Greenhalgh on pharmaceutical ads that fail the test Pet fears Bush baby takes up the Texas trail Has George Bush Jr got what it takes to follow in father's footsteps? Is motherhood a right? Lawyers are the wrong people to debate the politics of fertility Zest unzipped Valerie Grove meets Erica Jong, now happily on her fourth marriage and spouting wisdom Canopies U. K. Ltd The legal system seems to disregard moral responsibility, even when criminals say they are willing to accept it Cell mates The Times Diary Smash film The Times Diary Picture Gallery Plot at the publishers The recession cost Terry Maher his job, but was he a victim of sharp practice? Fine choice The Times Diary Rose of Brussels The Times Diary A Europe fit for Britain To make our case we need allies, says Michael Butler Our Europe Major's good sense across the Channel Rites and Wrongs . . . and his troubles across the Irish Sea The Common Wheel A round reminder of the road to Peterborough Alternative views on limiting population growth Uncertain ground Flying pioneer Using calculators Prison watchdogs Hiroshima toll Islam and birth control Training doctors Police who help to protect children Sticks and stones 'Hip-hop' time Court Circular Today's royal engagements Birthdays today Service dinner Brigadier Richard Dowdall The Times Marriage Anniversaries Appointment Personal Column Theatre to get back its Edwardian glory ENO launches £40m plan to restore London Coliseum School announcements Forthcoming marriages The Lord's Taverners Terence Young Personal Column Forthcoming Marriages and Marriages The Army Benevolent Fund Professor G. E. Bentley Antony Witherby (From our Own Reporter): Departure of the Great Eastern Shadow over Taj Mahal Plight of India's fading glory Black cab passenger safety Champagne flights Austravel Multiple Display Advertising Items Flights Multiple Display Advertising Items Trailfinders Multiple Display Advertising Items Cheapest Flights Guaranteed Multiple Display Advertising Items Taxi seatbelts ignored BA's high-flown bubbly Inter Europe Travel Ltd Multiple Display Advertising Items Oceans Apart The Times Calibre Travel Multiple Display Advertising Items Express ferries on new routes Racing to Corsica Fastest commuting times Good prospects onthe moors Arrests follow tourist attacks Please join the club Good shooting season in sights Why Londoners are slower than others Holiday for red devils A&K the Times Safari High perfume, lower prices Travelogs News The Times Crossword No 19,642 Swan Hunter: A German shipbuilder abandoned rescue… People in the Times Picture Gallery Forecast The Times Tomorrow Government accused of duplicity over Swan Hunter Firms cheered by ending of Malaysia ban Fears that Malaysia's trade ban would cost British exporters billions have proved groundless. Exporters to Malaysia almost doubled in the first half of this year Boost for RTZ shareholders The City Network Anatole Kaletsk Index Picture Gallery By our Industrial Staff: UtiliCorp seeks open gas market Books Markets confident that rates will not be lifted No Title Business Today Midlands Electricity to shed 1,200 jobs Baird sees revival in textile core UAPT decision Correction Total Halifax issues warning against interest rate rise Exit of Ibm Europe chief sparks talk of shake-up Iltalkland By our City Staff: Walker concerned about film allegations Dairy Crest float delayed indefinitely Business Roundup Wilson Connolly ahead Ocean falls at half time GEC-Marconi in link-up IOF could re-register BBA confident despite heavy toll of legal costs Intrum Justitia maintains interim payout NFC delivers 23% profits advance Pergau and be damned Developing countries cannot afford sanction Sid's hopes of a maintained dividend Savers desert the Halifax Portals opens door to share price rise Amec pegs half-time dividend Sun Authorised Reseller Earnings advance at Brent Commodities Liffe Options Financial sector moves in as FT-SE 100 is reshuffled London Financial Futures Money Rates(%) European Money Deposits(%) Gold/precious Metals (Baird & Co) Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Major Indices Recent Issues Rights Issues Major Changes Portals Hillsdown Dollar Rates Other Sterling FT-SE Volumes Metal guru Tempus Wall Street Owen gets his coat on The Times City Diary Second fiddle The Times City Diary Going West Cut off Rapid restructuring throws Kodak into clearer focus The path to Blair's self-destruction Economic View Labour's leader could sink without trace in the intellectual swamp created by his own economic advisers In defence of British Airways Perceptive look at Monks's first year The Times Business to Business Money broking Pacific Gas and Electric Company Michael Page Finance NW Accountancy & Finance Hillsdown revamp opens prospect of dividend growth Picture Gallery Oxford Radcliffe Hospital Manager of Finance/Admin Gearing reduced at Simon Engineering Tourist Rates Company News in Brief CG Accountancy Mortgage Account Manager Keeping track of cash flow Companies' conduct since FRS1 has changed, Keron Bhattacharya highlights a worrying dilemma Ernst & Young Multiple Display Advertising Items Fleeing the Scots' partying Any Other Business Accountancy & Finance Sleeping spirit English songster Michael Page Finance Loans Administration Officer Motivation for yet more regulation Multiple Display Advertising Items No Title 76 New Bond Street London Wi Equities mark time Relaxed Alphabetical Subject Guide to Degree Courses in the Sciences The Times How the clearing system works Picture Gallery Sling Shot The Hudsucker Proxy Pg Theatre Speak its name: a bold revival of Noel Coward's… No Title Picture Gallery Dances with wolves runs with a bore Wyatt Earp No Title Picture Gallery Index No Title Picture Gallery Today's Events Theatre Guide Cinema Guide Entertainments The Green Room Opera & Ballet No Title Adelphi No Title Theatres Duke of York's Fortune The love deares to shout its name Havmarket Double acts halve the fun The Comedy of Errors Nottingham Playhouse Phoenix Bo/cc 071 8671044 /867 1111/344 4444 (fee)… Prince of Wales 071839 59B7/836 3464/416 6020/344… Royal Shakespeare Company London (071 638 8891 cc… Strand 071930 8800 (ine cc/no bkg fee) cc 071 344… Victoria Palace Box Off & cc (Mo bkg fee) 071… When a production is dragging its feet, it's… Picture Gallery The Cryptogram Shaw way with melodrama Theatre: Heather Neill talks to the director Chirstopher Morahan, whose production of The Devil's Disciple opens in London tonight The Times Music: Germans at the Proms; Austrian operetta in… Batman heads for a disaster Die Fledermaus Alexandra, Brimigham Ripe for French fantasy Dresden Staatskapelle Return from exile Warner West End How the 20th century spoke poetry without knowing it War of peoples, not kings That summer of 1914, exactly 80 years ago, bore some superficial resemblances to the one just past Plus New Authors Broads and fens, wool churches and the Wash East Anglia By Peter Sager Pallas Guides, ?14.95 Unity is not enough The Future of the Trade Unions Clear picture of how unions now see themselves. 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