News from 09/02/1995
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Anthony Cowgill, Phil Yates, Widget Finn, Roy Ward, Ruth Gledhill, religion correspondent, Jon Ashworth, Patricia Tehan banking correspondent, Christopher Wates, David Adams, Eve-Ann Prentice, diplomatic correspondent, Tim Melville-Ross, Jill Sherman and Alice Thomson, Ross Tieman, industrial correspondent, Simon Barnes, Magnus Linklater, Jonathan Prynn, transport correspondent, Paul Ennals, Neil Bennett, Mark Souster, Michael Evans defence correspondent, Harvey Elliott, James Spencer, Philip Webster political editor, Philip Bassett, industrial editor, George Swell, assistant business editor, D. J. Watkins, Philip Howard, Adrian Williams, Penny Ward, Michael Binyon, Jeremy Kingston, James Bone, Clive Davis, Arthur Leathley and Adam Fresco, Carl Mortished, Nigel Hawkes science editor, James Landale, political reporter, Grant Phillips, Richard Cleroux, Stanley Kalms, Simon Wilde, John Manser, Colin Narbrough, Geoff Brown, Gerald Davies, Robert Sheehan, Bridge Correspondent, Robert Miller, Giles Coren, Martin Fletcher, Ian Stout, Laurence Kitchin, Nigel Hawkes, science editor, Norma Corkish, Brian Williamson, R. C. Mitchell-Heggs, Peter Ball, Debra Craine, Alice Thomson Political Reporter, Nigel Williamson whitehall correspondent, Brian Lamb, Rob Hughes football correspondent, David Shelton, Harris of High Cross, Robert Bruce, Michael Clark, David Hands, rugby correspondent, John Young, Janet Bush, Doug Sager, Charles Bremner, Joseph Connolly, Mr Paul Cann, Michael Edwardes, Peter Barnard, George Sivell assistant business editor, Paul W. Jowitt, Chairman, Nicholas Wood, chief pouticai. correspondent, Russell Kempson, Sally Watts, Margot Norman, Aux Ramsay, John O'Leary, education editor, Richard Evans, racing correspondent, Jonathan Mirsky and Eve-Ann Prentice, Mr Rodney Leach, Paul Prescott, Director, Anatole Kaletsky, economics editor, Stanislas Yassukovich, Owen Green, Frances Gibb, legal correspondent, Raymond Keene, Jonathan Prynn, Liz Young, Peter Davalle, Daniel Hodson, Richard Ford home correspondent, John Grigg, Steven Keenan, Paul Wilkinson, P. H. S, Brian Kingham, Ian Mclntyre, Ross TlEMAN, Industrial Correspondent, James Pringle in peking, Nigel Hawkes, William Ress-Mogg, David Ekserdjian, Gwen Robinson in tokyo, and Alan Hamilton, Eric Reguly, Hanson, Roger Boyes, Dr Thisha Greenhalgh, Ronald Butt, Karen Armstrong, Michael Hamlvn, B. D. B. Gresham, Michael Binyon, diplomatic editor, Stephen Logan, Amy Louise Erickson, Dominic Kennedy, David Churchill, Agence France-Presse, Giles Whittell, George Smith, Alexandra Frean media correspondent, Christopher Walker, Mel Webb, Matthew Parris, Mike Rosewell, Raymond Keene chess correspondent, Emmanuel Kaye, Alan Lee, Renzo Scacco, Ian Riley, Susan Daniels, Anthony Carey, W. Morris, Richard Beeston, David Walker, Phil Ridgway, Philip Pangalos, Kate Bassett, Michael Horsnell, Michael Church, Nichoias Watt ireland correspondent, Kate Alderson and John Young, Benedict Nightingale, Philip Webster, political editor, and Nicholas Watt, Ireland correspondent, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Ron Pidgeon, David Powell, Fred Heddell, Anne McElvoy, Paul Eddington, Martin Waller, deputy city editor, Neil Bennett, deputy business editor, Michael Evans, defence correspondent, Alan Jackson, Matthew Bond, Colin Campbell, Eric Sassoon, John Morrill, John Goodbody, Sports News Correspondent, Garry Weston, Michael Hornsby and Emma Wilkins, C. J. Burley, George Brock in Brussels and Michael Binyon, diplomatic editor, Jonathan Mirsky, Christopher Irvine, Aian Hamilton and Andrew Pierce,
ResumoHoward may end system of exclusion Calls to lift Terrorism Act resisted Cut-price book deal blocked 38 fans held after clashes at cup tie Currency doubts Index Concerts for only 20p Buy a ticket and take a friend for the price of 'Dreadful humans' make minister prefer his car Speaker tells MPs to mind their language Restoration drama Chez Gorman: open door at the MPs controversial home Yogic fliers buy former airbase Appointments Twenty pages of senior executive opportunities Special Bose 20p Princess's day of success at two courts MPs sharpen their tongues for Insolence Week Mandatory life for murder too rigid, says Lord Lane Dell Picture Gallery Mother surprised at veal woman's funeral honour Waldegrave attacks animal protests Row over £387,000 RAF bill FO under fire over loss of £645,000 aid cash National Trust bid for Devil's Dyke News in Brief Union fined Rail cut delay £111,000 necklace Drug pair jailed Avon's swansong Police hold two Holiday extras Correction Ford Owners Army stops short of dismissing four guilty Paras Formal warnings and black marks fail to calm Aldershot's anger over vicious assault Girl's skeleton found in garden after labourer's arrest Cantona victim driven into hiding Speed warriors By a Staff Reporter: Drug dealer tried to kill policemen Car Caiais Soldier who shot mourner jailed for 10 years Paxman named as rudest interviewer in BBC survey Audiences welcome tough questioning A Question of Microphone Manners Car FOLKeStONe Deprived area unites to defeat despair New test for Gulf War veterans Schools 'lost 5,000 teachers last year' Assaulted master wins £160,000 Car Insurance over £300? Gym photos deal keeps Princess out of court Reptations, readerships and livelihoods have been saved from the risk of ruin By a Staff Reporter: Businessman 'hid cost of pool in price of bypass' Car Insirance over £300? SAGE Alzheimer's mouse may hold clue to cure Probation 'is no better than jail at curbing crime' Oxbridge club chairman defends unequal rules for women BT Police computer to be privatised Chuzzlewit tenants lack feel for history Winter birthday makes scientists more radical Mayfair Carpets Gallery Ltd Aut Direct Bottomley puts court order to the test News in Brief Heaven sent Retrial verdict M 40 man killed Father jailed Crew suspended Drunk in charge Carers attacked Fees bid fails MP opens home to deny ruining listed Tudor farm Labour councillors vote to prosecute Gorman for 66 alleged breaches of planning regulations The Queen's Anniversary Prizes Picture Gallery The day the Allies broke through the Siegfried Line Fifty years ago today Canadian troops cracked Nazi Germany's toughest nut. The end was in sight In the first of an occasional series leading to the 50th anniversary of VE-Day in May, John Young describes the beginning of the end for Nazi Germany The Serena. Now from only £13,415 Sheehan on bridge Keene on Chess We can do without single currency, say businessmen BR needs extra £300m for maintenance costs The Times Tunnel rail link blight condemned Car insurance Shephard backed to succeed Hurd In Parliament Protest delays MPs' inquiry Northern Rock Selection for NHS trust jobs criticised Factional unrest underlies show of strength by People's Liberation Army Peking raises tensions over disputed islands Six nations claim archipelago RAC Stars and Stripes raised in Hanoi American firm denies satellite sabotage Two New Posts at Robert L. Fleming Ltd Forte Leisure Breaks Associated Press: China sets out its stall for trade talks Scandinavia donors to sue Boesak over funds Reuter: Young's visit lifts Cuba trade prospects Cellphones Britain helps rights groups Midland Krajina goes on war alert New in Breif (AFP): Japan plea (Reuter): Border crossed (Reuter): Minister goes (AP): Treason charge (Reuter): Sub species Palestinian radicals held on eve of peace summit Dixons (AFP): Middle East snow and floods play havoc with road links Israel debates war role for women Flatten Your Stomach! Clinton hit by another nomination debacle UN votes for new troops in Angola National Westminster bank Powerful earthquake kills 14 in southwest Colombia Child star wins back-Oscar after 40 years Trade replaces aid as Ottawa priority Car Insurance over £300? Queen's English foxes US phones America hails new miracle cure-all B&Q O. J. Simpson trial witness says dog led him to bodies Nato shifts focus of security concern to Mediterranean Algiers leaders jailed as top gangster dies Bradford & Bingley Ruiloing Soeicty Walesa draws strength from dictator idol President Walesa's destruction of yet another Polish Government has touched a raw nerve among Western Leaders French comrades see the ejrror of old Soviet ways Atlantic swimmer finds serenity (Reuter): Polish coalition turns to ex-Communist Turkish warplane crashes after chase near Rhodes Volvo Owners Chechen fighters regroup to start guerrilla campaign González refuses to call early elections Multiyork Pans games cancelled after fan is shot dead Office world Russian miners halt pits over pay Under Philby's spell Richard Beeston has a reunion in moscow with the widow of a charming traitor, and finds her still in love Are the grouse-hunters better conservationists than the greens? Magnus Linklater believes that naturalists should come out from under cover and leave the balancing of nature to sporting landowners Delta Air Lines are Pleased to Announce Picture Gallery Proud to be a provincial in the High Court Jayne Willetts, top lawyers relishes her Brummie base, says Margot Norman We're linking up with Virgin Why workouts beat walking Hard exercise can keep diverticular disease at bay Angina and surgery for the over-70s Mystery of the shifting shrapnel Dangers of this hidden killer Professor James Drife explains why ovarian cancer is till so difficult to detect in time Heart pains Needle case How race can affect your health Dr Trisha Greenhalgh on a survey that dispels some cultural myths Janet Daley Politicians want deference: broadcasters want blood-letting; but what does the public want? Peer's arrest The Times Diary All the Speaker's men Gingrich has inspired a generation of Republicans, and shifted US politics Best boot The Times Diary Picture Gallery Axed The Times Diary Amery's end The Times Diary Branching out The Times Diary Europe's new empire Ronald Butt says 'federalism' cloaks threats to freedom Proceed with Caution Time to amend the Prevention of terrorism Act Nato's Claes War A new Secretary-General; in search of a new bogey Classroom Values Local pay bargaining could end the deadlock over schools City's views on single currency Education cuts Role of Church music The Oxford entrance exam. Discuss Forth Bridge future Not tonight Must try harder Injured by animals Custody of Ashes Floods caused by mismanagement Small change Advice from the top Court Circular Today's royal engagements Personal Column Dinosaur showed backbone for fight Scars tell of struggle to survive 110 million years ago Memorial services Luncheon Dinners Service luncheon Service dinner Lord Campbell of Eskan Lady Blake Clifford Graham Forthcoming marriages Anniversaries Birthdays today Church news Personal Column Brigadier Kenneth Page Brigadier Kenneth Page, Cbe, Dso, Mc, gunner and Intelligence officer, died on January 26 aged 97. He was born on January 23,1898 Bouquets David Kindersley David Kindersley, Mbe, stone-carver, designer fo alphabets and calligrapher, died in cAmbridge on february 2 aged 79. He was born in Codicote, Hertfordshire, on June 11,1915 Associations Action Forthcoming Marriages and Marriages Willi Soukop Willi Soukop, Ra, sculptor, died yesterday aged 88. He was born on January 5,1907 His Honour Edward Sutcliffe His Honour Edward Sutcliffe, Qc, formerly a Judge of the Central Criminal Court, died on January 6 aged 77. He was born on August 25,1917 On this Day Kreisler Secret Revealed Classical Disguise for Own Works Visa opens the hotel door to a company price cut Flights Perplexed Worldwide Discount Fares Journey Latin America Pelican Travel World Wide Flights USA from 174 Merica Crystal Travel Poland /Russia/ Baltics /Ukraine German Travel Embassy Flight Centre An eye on survival Marianne Curphey on the winners of last night's British Airways Tourism for Tomorrow Awards Trailfinders Austria Inter Europe Travel Ltd Archies Travel Flight only Oceans Apart Flights Europe 071 734 4000 Fly Elite Sundial Travel Ltd USA Canada Worldwide Flights Madison Flights Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sri Lanka The Times A simple answer to boarding delays Sale Abroad Flight's Low Cost Flights Saving millions on business travel Enter the smart card that cuts costs - the Amex way for companies to control travel budgets as their executives fly the world Humble gite fights back Basic breaks with new comforts Atmays Cunard Sloping off suddenly Quick ski breaks can be successful, says a surprised Doug Sager Agents under fares pressure Large companies are seeking better travel discounts for staff Picture Gallery Escoa KLM Calling all pioneers Guide to the wild side Wrongfooted Business prejudice Joining the club Weekend Travel Take the romantic line on a Pullman Travel in Brief Howard may end exclusion orders Paxman named as rudest interviewer The Times Crossword No 19,774 Pensions: Lloyds Abbey life has made a record Times Weathercall No Title The Outlook in Bermuda is heavenly In the Times TV Listings Record sum for pensions victims Lloyds Abbey sets aside ?80m to cover mis-selling Rate rises have eased risk of inflation, says Bank report Members force C&g to call extra meeting Charles Saatchi to quit and join brother Janet Bush 29 Picture Gallery PosTel steps into power struggle Books 38,39 Why is the grin fading from Tony Blair? Eastern climbs down in bill row Losing a Senior Secretary Is No Joke! Sport 42-48 Coach reviving rugby league's amateur heyday No Title Business Today Aluminium price plummets again By Our Industrial Editor: Treasury aims to bridge company funding gap Industries are driving up prices nationwide Compel confident on year Halcyob Days The Fate of IBM Tourist Rates French steel firm returns to profit Regulator condemns secretive BT Northern attacks Trafalgar record Hong Kong watchmaker plans float Blair and Heseltine for BCC conference Business Roundup Construction reform US sales forge ahead Changes for Crossroads Conrad Ritblat ahead Accounts prizes for BP and Graseby Hiking towards the peak One more rate rise may be needed Pos Tel flexes its muscles Taxing problem for the Recs over Grid flotation Writedowns leave Amstrad with a profit of £25,000 UK workers fare well in pay survey Tarmac and BP chiefs to join Bank Sg Warburg replaces its defecting financiers Btr Big buyer stalks Amstrad shares after profit slide Commodities Life Options London Financial Futures Money Rates (%) European Money Deposits (%) Gold/precious Metals (Baird & Co) Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Major Indices Recent Issues R!ghts Issues Major Changes Abbey crunch Tempus Amstrad National Express Dollar Rates Other Sterling FT-SE Volumes Huntingdon Wall Street Too blue for women The Times City Diary Just the job Soured Sugar Investment is the essential missing piece in the jigsaw The proximity of an election has shackled Clarke and George to a short time-scale Heavy metal lands on London traders' heads American hedge funds are the villains of a crashing market, says Carl Mortished Fiat accelerates out of trouble as Italy spins Political turmoil is nto damaging industyr, Colin Narbrough reports The Times Europe's chemical industry cheered by Rhone-Poulenc Acceleration at Alexanders Accountancy & Finance Ofwat City Investment House All Box. Mumber Replies Should Be Addressed to: Box… Treasurer/ Trade Financier Stepping out: Stephen Smith, deputy managing… National Express spreads its wings Multiple Display Advertising Items Graduate Tranees Harpur Wanted: Part-Time Book Keeper Graduate Trainees Computer Audit Option Specialist Detonator plant to shut at ICI Losses cut Crystal glow NWF jumps Sykes sale Mark Warner Part Time Sun Accountant And the prize for best report. . . The objective is to present a complex document in an understandable form, says Anthony Carey Accountancy & Finance Ambitious Senior Analyst/ Programmer—financial… MSL International Song and joke carry the day Any Other Business That's showbiz Any Other Business Close shave Any Other Business Market Risk Management, Leading Commercial Bank &… Chief Accountant Treading on toes in unification dance The Times Unit Trust Information Service Eastern Equities down a fraction Share Offer British Funds When a document can speak for itself Court of Appeal Retrospectivity restores validity of insurance contracts The Times Dealing with contempt of the court Success fee terms must be clear Lease on part of car park site would cause uncertainty Scots Law Report Planning consent does not grant market right Power to ban individuals from shopping mall Inferring bicycle had an owner Sympathy for the devilish Geoff Brown hails the rare taste and sensitivity shown by director Peter Jackson in Heavenly creatures Not playing by the book Dop new films of Little Women and Jungle Book distort the authors' intentions? Michael Church reports Jazz page 36 Carry on, Cleo: the mellifluous Miss… Heavenly Creatures Pull over and listen Radio: The warming Fairest Isle season Theatre , page 37 Paul Merton: great in bed, in a… The Times Entertainments Today's Events Theatre Guide Cinema Guide Raunchy blues and sweethearts Dance: Debra Craine reviews a mixed bag of steamy moves, biblical bad boys and jolly tars Image is nearly everything Concerts: Bryan Ferry's bespoke tailoring for the ears; Cleo Laine returns in triumph to the Caf? Royal A scat on hot licks To Place your Entertainments Advertisement in the… Fine romance with no kisses Benediict Nightingale pans for the nuggets of reality amid the river of laughs in arthur smith's new comedy The Times The Times CD Direct Fairest Island's Buried Treasures Woof a young pup with snap and bite Older, but not necessarily wiser Shows up for the Evening All the lonely people Disappeared Leicester Shakespeare is not just for the dons Stephen Logan applauds the courage of a maverick whose scholarship deserves to be taken more seriously by a academic critics Critic, curator, teacher, traitor New Authors Botanical whimsy The Rose Crossing By Nicholas Jose Hamish Hamilton, ?9.99 paperback original Behold, the head of a martyr The Regicides and the Puritan Revolution By A. L. Rowse Duckworth, ?16.99 Why we are what we own Early Modern Conceptions of Property Edited by John Brewer and susan staves Routledge, ?80 Is Bambi carnivorous? Ian McIntyre on a portrait of the Labur leader, who has yet to be tested in battle Mysteries of Islam's birthplace Meeca a Literary History of the Muslim Holy Land By F. E. Peters Princeton University Press ?24.95 Heave-ho to Novgorod Volga, Volga By Lesley Chambertain Picador, £15.99 The Times Radical star dragged down by sleaze The Lost Prime Minister a Life of sir Charles Dilke By David Nicholls Hambledon Press, 25 A display of all that is fine Last year, a February Fine Art and Antiques Fair was added to those in June and november-and its success meant tht this year it is repeated. Joseph Connoly describes its diversity F. C. Manser & Son Ltd. GB Antiques Centre Wimpole Antiques Chelsea Antiqiues Market T. Rogers & Co. Ltd. Antique Desks Silver Direct RHH Rollins Hudig Hall Pars Antiques E. Hollander Ltd Annie Trotter Ancient Art The Study Centre for the History if the Fine and… Cambridge University Press Specialists in Ornamental Porcelain Multiple Display Advertising Items How we can share China's best-kept secret Until recently, only connoisseurs collected Republic porcelain, Joseph Connolly on 20th-century treasures Fine Art & Antiques England failure could bring end to Fletcher's role Alan Lee, cricket correspondent, Suggests wider responsibility for Illingworth First-Class Tour Averages Legal & Public Notices Legal, Public, Company& Parliamentary Notices Complete Tour Results By our Sports Staff: Stemp launches triumphant finale By Our Sports Staff: Ijaz leads recovery after early strike by Streak Impressive Martha's Son waits for Aintree Wincanton Rapid Raceline Bangor off Yesterday's Results Huntingdon Lingfield Park Times series nears Sponsors granted expansion of logos Wolves capitalise on Waddle's spot of FA Cup toother Wednesday beaten in shoot-out Coppell set to resume managerial career No Title first direct Taylor proves his fitness for Wales The Times Inspired Le Tissier masterminds rout Skilful Eadie sees Norwich through For the Record Fixtures SKI Club Defeated French cast envious eyes at English system Scots rally behind young pretenders Grave end for bad habits Ramu halts England's advance Blake boasts unbeaten record O'Sulliyan completes his top ten collection Small demands Butt of abuse English academies do exist Enough said Call for change in way boxing is run Commitment increases Gunnell limps out Foreman boxes clever Boone eases through England turn law too far Cup demeaned Hungry sorties Littlewoods Beverley emerge from shadow of 1909 Christopher Irvine finds history repeating itself in the Challenge Cup British-based players favoured by France Oarsmen fight rising tide Word-Watching Leopards lead in semi-final Ivanisevic falls prey to familiar demons Shop talk on the cheap Fm Stereo. 4.00am Bruno Brookes 6.30 Steve Wright in… Seems as if it was only yesterday? 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Simply Travel Evening Wp Operator Guide Salary £15,000 pa Litigation/conveyancing Secretary Multiple Classified Advertising Items Alliance Leicester The Bank of Bermuda Limited Multiple Classified Advertising Items Reception Selection Reception/sec £14K +bens Receptionist All Box Number Replies Should Be Addressed Business brains for hire Sally Watts reports on the MBAs who prefer to work freelance for a variety of companies General Appointments Recrutment Matters Kpmg Market Risk Management, Leading Commercial Bank &… Manager How to pick up the reins Job seekers viewpoint\ Islington Estate Building Society and Estate Agency in Southern… Teach Watersports in the South of France Prs Ofwat Eurolink Sgs Accountancy and Pinance Appoint Ments Appear with… Facilitating Cultural Transformation Travel Theaker Smonroe Newman Marketig Systems Manager Senior Options Trader Prs Operations/office Manager Rental Megotlator City Investment House Library Administrator Kashrut Division All Box Number Replies Should Be Addressedto: Multiple Classified Advertising Items Royal College of Physicians Sales Execuitve -Home Furnishings Public & Healthcare Director Audax European Sales Director Proshare Mediacomm 95 Conference Business Process Re Engineering Nhs Mizon Executive Comet Grant University of Ulster Binder Hamlyn Fry Director Bfield Chief Executive The Housing All Box Number Replies Should Be Addressed Senior Finaneial Supervision Officer Director Regional Accountant No Title Code for Whitehall David Walker on the rules which will govern the conduct of the civil service Public &Healthcare Public Relations Msl Royal College of Art A breath of fresh air through musty halls The Charter Mark has changed the Victoria and Albert Museum
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