News from 17/10/1995
1995; Gale Group;
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Linford Christie, Julia Llewellyn Smith, Roger Cook, Charles Hall, James Landale and Nicholas Wood, Gillian Bowditch Scotland Correspondent, Christopher Thomas, South Asia Correspondent, Rob Hughes, Jeremy Laurance, Richard Ford, Home Correspondent, Robert Vincent, Magnus Linklater, Andrew Longmore, Stewart Tendler and Dominic Kennedy, Richard Thomson, Shaun M. Silson, Martin Mears, Judith Chernaik, Alan Leaman, Director, Philip Howard, Michael Evans, Defence Correspondent, and James Landale, Stephen L. Bragg, Richard Duce, and Bill Frost, Michael Binyon, Jeremy Kingston, Jacob Starkman, Olli Kivinen, Carl Mortished, Victoria Wood, R. J. Simmons, Kenneth Baker, Robin T. Greenwood, Alexei Sayle, Geoff Brown, Robert Sheehan, Bridge Correspondent, Robert Miller, Martin Fletcher, Harry Holt, Stuart Jones, John Hopkins, Golf Correspondent, Richard Beeston and our Foreign Staff, Peter Ball, Lucy Shiels, Michael Knipe, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Thomas De Waal, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Martin Barrow, Libby Purves, Alan Hamilton, Michael Clark, John Young, Quentin Letts, Richard Arthur, Leader, Sarah Bagnall, Nigella Lawson, Edward Gorman, Neil MacFarlane, Patricia Tehan, Banking Correspondent, William J. Warnes, Russell Kempson, Helen Bamber, Director, George Sharratt, Alfred Doll-Steinberg, Richard Cork, Sacha Craddock, Philip Bassett, Marcia Hill, David Miller, Gabriella Gamini, Richard Hornby, Professor James Drife, Jon Ashworth and Melvyn Marckus, Barry Millington, Raymond Keene, Christine Buckley, Tom Stoppard, Paul Wilkinson, P. H. S, Eric Reguly, Miles Hudson, Roger Boyes, Gina King, Kate Alderson, John Allison, Christopher Thomas, John Goodbody, Peregrine Hodson, Mel Webb, Srikumar Sen Boxing Correspondent, Rodney Hobson and Iola Smith, Matthew Parris, Clare Francis, Christopher Walker, Middle East Correspondent, John Shaw, Scrivenor, Richard Ford and Philip Webster, Peter Riddell, Ben MacIntyre, Alan Jenkins, Nadine Meisner, David Sinclair, Philip Pangalos, Michael Binyon, Diplomatic Editor, Johan Rapp, Michael Horsnell, Tony Robinson, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Jill Sherman, Political Correspondent, Marianne Curphey, Stockton, Michael Evans Defence Correspondent, David Powell, Frances Gibb, Julian, Arthur Leathley, Vince Wright, Andrew Finkel, Matthew Bond, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Christopher Irvine,
ResumoThe Delia Phenomenon Sacked jails chief turns on Howard Damning report on Parkhurst escape 'The service needs continuity most' Arts pledge Welcome sound of samba on Teesside Index Win a Galaxy GLX Howarth clashes with Portillo Hurd's £250,000 for two-day week Eubank quits Index Kevin Maxwell tells of childhood in fear Index Shoot for £50,000 Trade Indemnity 25p 400,000 take part in biggest black protest Breathless Birdman flies headlong to freedom Political Sketch Prison chief tried for 25 hours to resist dismissal Board backed its Director General and told Howard he was making a grave mistake Viglen You allowed me no time to discuss report, says Lewis Queen heads guest list at Thatcher birthday party Schools face new quality testing News in Brief Admiral Kevin Maxwell spent youth in fear of bullying father 'He disliked criticism and disliked advice It was the same for me as for others' Driver's outrage alarmed Princess convoy By a Staff Reporter: Man who beat wife to death jailed for 3 years Hewlett Packard Grandson revives man stung by wasps Abbey National I tried to burn down house to avenge rape, says Miss a Rosemary West trial told of teenage assaults MP Grant barracked by black audience Serviceline England paceman accepts damages Regions promised more lottery funding for arts Arts chief rejects claims of cultural elitism First Telecom Corrections BNFL Duke 'reassured' over £8m grant Legal aid fees for 3 City trials total £12m Fugitives 'followed well-trodden path 9 through lax security Parkhurst escape 'was not one person's folly. Many hands were on tiller on thiis voyage to disaster' Reports by Stewart Tendler and Dominic Kennedy The Escape Bad management left staff confused and demoralised The Prison Service Canon High-risk inmates should have their own jail Conclusions Ministers select sacrifices for self-preservation Admiral Rover MPs seek end to earnings dispute NELC New strike force will have 'power to shape events' Defector tries to turn defence into attack on Portillo Blunkett to gain from reshuffle In Parliament Admiral Vitamin discounts 'could undermine small pharmacies' Keep taking the cut-price tablets You close your laptop. You push back your seat and… Skye bypasses the toll outcry for a day Russia calls on British experts in nuclear alert Damaged radioactive fuel rods in rusting hulk Guardian Health Ciller backed to revive coalition Passport issued Swedish leader denies cheating Cellphones direct Washington mass rally rekindles black pride Farrakhan uses propaganda triumph to spread gospel of racial hate and division Lufthansa Dream that never was Juppè coalition hit by clash over secret Swiss bank account Olivetti personal computers Kohl rallies party to cause of Europe Russians discuss role in Bosnian peace Car company ends Graf's $1m deal London and Bonn fail to agree on combat jet Castro in plea for support to end embargo Stink over Mafia puts fish off menu University Oulu Arrests of Pakistani officers highlight fight to control army Indian film star to be freed Austria hit by wave of bombings Bomb kills Ukraine football club boss CIA 'trade spies' irk Japanese Iraq's manipulated poll falls flat in Arab world RAC Sithole detention attacked News in Brief Claes defiant (Reuter): Ex-ruler gets job (Reuter): Rwandans held (AFP): Wall payout (AFP): Unlucky charm Return of a crippling disease Julian Critchley thought his polio has gone, but nearly 50 years later it seems to have come back to haunt him, writes Dr Thomas Stuttaford 'Wilful and cantankerous people live longer than compliant sweet old folk' Will scientists find ways to slow down the ageing process? Jeremy Laurance reports Low Cost Calls BBC Is cervical screening really worthwhile? Professor James Drife looks at new doubts about smear tests Hill House Hammond Britain's favourite dinner lady Julia Llewellyn Smith on the Delia factor: foolproof receipes that have made the author a millionairess Finnish Forest Industries Divorced from reality We must face up to children's fears of their parents separating Amnesty International The taxes that we should cut Kenneth Baker suggests ways to encourage enterprise Picture Gallery Let's all be guides Middle age owes a duty to youth: not to fawn or fear, but to instruct Friendly call Bash on Smoke signals The Times Diary Yes, we have The Times Diary Stupendous The Times Diary Death stalks the ring Magnus Linklater says boxing sets his pulse racing Out of Prison Howard sacks his executive agent Judge over your Shoulder Modern courts and the modern politician Finland's Realist A Nordic ally with whom Britain can do business Integrity of broadcasting standards undermined Recalling Lord Home Verdict on Cairncross Asylum-seekers University pay Skye ferry Bar to the priesthood Space science cuts Libraries' need for lottery cash Leadership qualities Anglers' choice Clichès for our times Court Circular Reception Canning House Curriers' Company Latest wills Birthdays today Church news Appointments Castle owners sell the family silver Appointments in the Forces Personal Column Today's royal engagements Dinners Marriages Forthcoming marriages Anniversaries Meeting Royal Over-Seas League Appointment Helen Vlachos Personal Column Henry Roth Hugh Charles Wested Warnings of the Storm Helsingin Sanomat Finnair Business Class Finland Pulp friction solve Michael Knipe on how foresters are answering the green lobby Political gold in a rainbow Olli Kivinen on Finland's unusual multi-hued coalition government Looking both ways in Europe Michael Knipe on the country that truly bridges the gap between East and West Helsinki A meeting of two old friends The President's visit coincides with a growing national self-confidence, says Michael Binyon IVO Energy Limited A chance for the exporters Britain may be ignoring growing business opportunities Valio International The Leading 250 Selectors in Interactive Team Football Clarke finds right balance thanks to budget control Value for money proves the key to Chelsea defender's successful ITE side Timing of transfer option can improve fortunes Players' Scores Week-by-week guide to how the players have performed and their transfer market values News The Times Crossword No 19,988 Business Times Weathercall AA Roadwatch Highest & Lowest Tomorrow In the Times Forecast Directors go in shake-up at British Gas Baring Futures fined John Charcol Arts 33-35 MGN and Crèdit Suisse settle over £80m of pensions money Making acquisitions could become an Abbey habit Law 37-39 Sport 43-48 Hurd takes high office at NatWest Markets Classic Bloodstock spent £800,000 to raise £3.2m Television and Radio Business Today Inquiry 'set out to break Saunders' Inquiry 'aimed to break Saunders' First day of the Guinness Appeal GEC looks beyond Weinstock Highland down from the moors EIZO By our City Staff: French company to create more than 1,000 jobs in Belfast High Court to rule on Littlewoods Leasecontracts managers to share £10m payout Tourist Rates BT drops Belgian bid House prices stable PPP rules out talks Winckler to run SIB Mercury-Siemens deal IoD foresees downturn Hornby chief to quit Amex sale withdrawn Franc loses ground after interest-rate cut Business Roundup New men inherit gas mantle Cedric Brown is a victim of the Britich class system Asda sells a healthy image City talking shop opens for business Pennington Disclosure rules hit Prudential Legal & General Royal Mail Commodities Liffe Options Boots dismisses broker as drug price war breaks out Stock Market London Financial Futures Money Rates (%) European Money Deposits (%) Gold/precious Metals (Baird & Co) Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Major Indices A virtual flotation Tempus Highland Distilleries Prudential Dollar Rates Other Sterling Ft-Se Volumes Farnell Wall Street The Times City Diary City Diary Going Dutch City Diary Just the job? City Diary Culture shock City Diary Grave offer City Diary Shifting patterns in the jobs market blur political picture Unemployment is far from being the one-way bet it was for Labour, says Philip Bassett Save jobs by cutting salaries 10% Business Letters Yesterday's liquid assets provide problems for… Incorporation concerns For the record at Lloyd's of London C&W getting through to shareholders Prospect of deals cheers investors after months of inactivity, says Eric Reguly Sharp Singapore Telecom to revamp in UK Blow ethics, let's have some fun Legal & Public Notices Picture Gallery Farnell sees bright future through overseas growth Legal Notices Trustee Acts Business to Business Burford to spin off the Trocadero Big Idea? Ostrich Farmmg Corporation Ltd Cabouchon Comstrad Ltd In Every City in the U. K. Hanson Electrical expands Merck sets share price Hewitt in black Business to Business Multiple Classified Advertising Items Surveillance Discreet 'Bugging' and… Volunteers command attention Rodney Hobson and Iola smith find the spirit of enterprise alive in rural west wales Multiple Classified Advertising Items An eye for fine traditional dressers Multiple Classified Advertising Items Nevada Bob Golf Multiple Classified Advertising Items Dolls for Disney make a hobby into big business Multiple Classified Advertising Items Post Office Franchise Multiple Classified Advertising Items Health & Safety Executive Franchises Multiple Display Advertising Items Factories spending boosts economy The Times Unit Trust Information Service Hargreaves Lansdown Asset Management Ltd Equities come off the boil First direct British Funds Season of shallow forgetfulness Two hundred years after the birth of John keats, the great Romantic's poetry is in danger of falling into neglect, says Judith Chernaik Cox&Kings Poetry POP Little light to lift the Depression Theatre The Maitlands Orange Tree, Richmond Theatre Puppet on the strings Concert LSO/Hickox Barbican Music Trying too hard Pop Echobelly Empire, W12 Picture Gallery Power, glory and a hint of spitting image Richard Cork finds some hard reality among the Tudor vanity portraits now on show at the Tate Visions of Africa Visual Art 1 Visual Art 2 Moving new forms of collaboration Charles Hall preview a contemporary dance project in which French choreography meets British sculpture Finish Institute Visual Art 3 Tomorrow Around the Galleries Entertainments Mermaid theatre Choice 1 Today's Choice London Theatre Guide Cinema Guide New Releases Choice 2 Reinventing the master's pieces Dance: Nadine Meisner finds New York City Ballet tauter and tighter than ever Birthday in the harem Opera Die Entf?hrung aus dem Serail Usher Hall, Edinburgh Dance The Times Opera Labour's Woolsack man Frances Gibb meets the QC who may succeed Lord MacKay Reform is dangerous Picture Gallery Inns and Outs Justices' Chief Executive Richard Owen & Harper Time to question the Which? hunts Quarry Dougail Taylor Root Lex Service Zarak MacRae Brenner Chambers & Partners Mercury Communications Daniels Bates Laurence Simons Court in the act of cleaning up Frances Gibb meets Rosemary Melling, a woman with a dirty job Hammond Suddards Solicitors Hughes-Castell Ltd Chief Legal Adviser Garfield Robbins H. 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L Executive Selection Quarry Dougall Special Project Lawyer Scripture Union 36 Essex Street London WC2R 3AS Wilson Bowden plc Commercial Lawyer Zarak MacRae Brenner Eagan Janion Hammond Suddards Solicitors Winck worth Pemberton Norton Rose Informix PA Advertising Limited Multiple Classified Advertising Items Quarry Dougall Linklaters & Paines Quarry Dougall Reynell Legal Recruitment Consultants The Walt Disney Company Charles Russell Multiple Classified Advertising Items Temple 2 Gardens Quarry Dougall Pettman Smith Multiple Classified Advertising Items Trade Mark Attorney Multiple Classified Advertising Items Pitman's team bolstered by Arab-owned recruit Plumpton A Times Competition Yesterday's Results Chepstow Guide to our Racecard Fixtures Rapid Raceline McAllister holds key to progress in Europe For the Record Pools Forecast Picture Gallery Nicholl nurtures impossible dream Andrew Longmore talks to a manager hoping to prove that every underdog has its day Sheehan on Bridge Word-Watching Liverpool tread warily on arrival in Denmark Keene on Chess Forest press on with challenge to Roux's rare vintage Winning Move Antic's powers persuade Gil to change his colours World Cup lifts rugby league to new heights By our Sports Staff: Donald hurries Zimbabwe to defeat Prebon Yamane retrace their steps Mel Webb finds last year's champions intent on defending their crown Speed of the essence to Royal and Ancient By a Correspondent: Hunt gives Panthers place in cup semi-finals William Hill Nicol puts pressure on Scotland In Brief Johnson plays on Thome run Graf to bring down Brighton curtain Novotna seeded to meet world No 1 in final doomed tourament Stuart Jones talks to the man who has kept an indoor tournament going for 17 years Miami strike sour note without injured Marino Town & Country Manner LTD Word-Watching Guardian Direct Fiji out to prove World Cup point But was it a real corker? Radio Choice Easy, cynical laughter is no less infectious Review Television Racing 43 Eubank says goodbye to the circus Former world super-middleweight champion vows never to return to the ring Times Two Crossword Ryan makes career move to Newcastle Cottee strike keeps West Ham rising Renault Cars with Flair Tennis 46 Fatality may lead to random checks on weight
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