News from 08/03/1996
1996; Gale Group;
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Jon Ashworth, Freud, Gillian Bowditch Scotland Correspondent, Nicholas Wood, Political Correspondent, Patricia Davies, Crickhowell, Chairman, David Carey Miller, Richard Ford, Home Correspondent, David Pickup, Director General, Andrew Longmore, Margaret Gresley-Grey, Philip Howard, Joanna Bale, Dudley Fishburn, George Sivell, Lynne Truss, Carl Mortished, Simon Wilde, Philip Bassett Industrial Editor, Joe Joseph, Martin Fletcher, Mark Griffiths, Ruth Gledhill, Religion Correspondent, Robert Clothier, Secretary, Mark Simpson, Kris Anderson, John Hopkins, Golf Correspondent, Bob Boucher, Peter Graves, Ruth Gledhill, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, El Hassan Bin Talal, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Stephen Farrell, Robin Young, Caroline Wigin, Jenny MacArthur, Michael Clark, John O'Leary, Jeremy Laurance, Health Correspondent, Quentin Letts, David Hands, Sarah Bagnall, Carol Midgley and Richard Duce, David Charter, Roger Scruton, Kate Weidmann, Nigel Williamson, Philip Bassett, Michael Theodoulou, Carol Imlay, Gillian Bowditch, Ian Brunskill, Barry Millington, Arthur Leathley, Political Correspondent, Melvyn Marckus City Editor, Raymond Keene, Christine Buckley, Peter Davalle, Alan Lee, Cricket Correspondent, John Russell Taylor, Emma Wilkins, James Morton, P. H. S, Tom Benyon, Francis Phillimore, Philip Webster, Nicholas Wood and Arthur Leathley, A. I. M. Clark, Eric Reguly, Richard Owen, Oliver Holt, David Powell, Athletics Correspondent, Sarah Cunningham, Nigel Hawkes, Science Editor, Oliver August, G. Thomas, Philip Webster, Political Editor, Rodney Hobson, John Allison, Christopher Thomas, John Goodbody, Robert Sheehan Bridge Correspondent, David Rudnick, Ross Tieman Industrial Correspondent, Rob Hughes, Football Correspondent, Christopher Walker, James Pringle, Matthew Parris, Philip Wedmore, Anjana Ahuja, Charles Bremner and Jonathan Prynn, Ewan C. B. Corlett, Caitlin Moran, Peter Riddell, Ben MacIntyre, Ian Brodie, Richard Beeston, Raymond Keene and Joanna Bale, David Sinclair, Philip Bassett and Janet Bush, Tim Jones, Kate Bassett, Michael Horsnell, David Rhys Jones and Gordon Allan, Benedict Nightingale, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Marianne Curphey, Michael Henderson, David Maddock, Alasdair Murray, Alan Jackson, Colin Campbell, Richard Ford, Christopher Irvine,
ResumoFree Film Video Cabinet ready to call EMU referendum Attempt to beat Goldsmith threat Major backtracks on small-firms plan Nixon Oliver Stone Index Secret world of the geisha Can sheep be safely colned? Newbury evictions defeat mountaineer Tomorrows in the Times Camelot hedges its bets on meeting Elvis on the moon Amis on Amis Pop artist Pop artist Charge dropped after news report Earth tremor Peace summit Silence of the lambs marks success of scientific socialism Matthew Parris Political Sketch 'Autocratic' Blair attacked on eve of Scots conference Hewlett Packard Women seeking promotion still encounter 'glass ceiling' Home Office orders visa for Kenyans News in Brief Labour lead widens Tanker had no port plan Channel 4's new deal Nairobi killing mystery Ruling on sculptures Venables pyrrhic victory Fan of Princess is held Hot top fetches £2,645 The Oliver & Claire Strip Family was terrorised by daughter's ex-lover Disc jockey blamed parents for break-up Judge in Beale case attacks Britain Naked thespians make an exhibition of themselves Hindley 'deserves privileges' Police hunt birdman of Trafalgar Square Sun Alliance Queen puts a stop to i Duchess's free post Apple Asthma outbreak almost swamped capital's hospitals Freak storm cuased major incident Disruptive boys lead to protest by parents Oxford in disarray over bar on president Correction Barclays Simon Cadell dies after long battle with cancer Radio 1 gives Beatles a miss Applicants to priesthood face 'silly' psychology C of E adopts modern recuritment methods Doctor's surgery is the new confessional says archbishop Currys Mistresses reveal the strange state of affairs with politicians Being the other woman is not always a bed of roses. It can be a lonely, frustrating existence that often ends in tears. Alice Thomson reports Thomas Cook Harrods Ltd Sir Cliff can't wait to stage his nasty turn Hitting women and swearing on stage 'will be a real treat for me' Dixons Howard accuses Taylor of standing by as rapists go free The Judiciary HESS Cloning breakthrough sounds ethical alarm Experts fear experiment brings fiction of the mad scientist one step closer to reality Steroid proves solution to Victorian murder mystery Medical Breifing Prudential Do It All Vinyl Silk Technique too hit-and-miss' for use on humans EU blames Britain over tough new eye tests for drivers Cabbage is king vegetable as cold hits rivals Weekend Shopping The Insurance Service Nordic Track Solicitors face new penalties A misunderstood dinosaur gets back on its feet Redwood warns of rebellion over European policy Referendum camp will triumph whoever is in power In Parliament Mercury Tory MPs attack 'half-hearted' aid for the jobless Hand-to-hand battle rages for Grozny Investors in People (Reuter): Cholera threatens Europe French inventor's 'ring-pull' oyster takes its revenge Anti-graft magistrate is cleared in Italy Reuter: Pair spend nine weeks in wartime labyrinth Jail threat to Woody Allen Israel sends tanks to seal off border with West Bank Italy leads anti-terror offensive Technocrats combat clerics in Iran poll From Associated Press in Istanbul: Turkish author sentenced Royal Insurance Turkey demands top half Saddam to host chess battle Pakistan keeps India guessing as stakes rise in game of nuclear bluff Britain on crash path of China's kamikaze satellite Cellphones Worldcall Our Foreign Staff: Peking's exercises off Taiwan unnerve East Asia Reuter: American lawyers put Japan in the dock over rape case Personal Computer World Perot forms third party in US Billionarie's wild card confuses another presidential race Dole woes begin as challengers fade 'Hitman' publisher is sued World Summary French mourn de Rothschild (Reuter): Mediterranean ban on toxins Orwell tribute Thatcher highlights biological arms peril Commercial Radio Its time has come Streetwise geisha How a chance encounter offered Peregrine Hodson a glimpse of the closeted world of the Japanese handmaiden Allied Dunbar The Sunday Times 'What I miss is ringing Kingsley to check on a language point' Cheaper Car Insurance Marie Curie Cancer Care European Passenger Services Philip Howard Happiness is a cigra-smoking duchess—but it's still a second-class post Cleaned out The Times Diary Off beam The Times Diary Picture Gallery Luck's out The Times Diary Lost trophy The Times Diary Restorative The Times Diary We are clones of Dr Faust Roger Scruton on the descent from Genesis to genetics Ahead in Europe Home thoughts for the IGC and beyond Dole on a Roll The shows steel in his political recovery Notalot Camelot and Oflot both need and deserve each other Jordan looks for joint peace effort Long-term rates Ro-ro safety Letters should carry a daytime telephone number.… Reservoir levels still worryingly low Fair deal on pensions after divorce Addiction to gaming Lottery changes Squirrel cull 'Madness' of MPs' rising numbers Riders' heroine Peter Pan 'nightmare' Court Circular Birthdays today Anthony Nares Today's events University news Personal Column Memorial services Royal Warrant Holders Association Picture Gallery Receptions Church news Forthcoming marriages Today's anniversaries Latest wills The Greek Ambassador, Mr Elias Gounaris, presented… Simon Cadell Simon Cadell television and theatre actor, died on March 6 form lymph cancer aged 45. He was born on July 19,1950 Personal Column Trailfinders The Right REV Stanley Booth-Clibborn Multiple Display Advertising Items Sir Hilton Poynton Sir Hilton Poynton, GCMG, Permanent Under-Secretary Colonial Office, 1959-66, died on February 24 aged 90. He was born on April 20,1905 Croydon-Cannies Air Route An Unlucky Start Unfortunate . Their steep gliding angle and high… The Times Crossword No 20,110 News Travel Service 2 Day by Air Arts Drugs giants in £41bn merger John Lewis staff share £57m bonus Wessex bids for neighbour Midnight link-up move may be trumped by US buyer EDUCATlON City hopes for rate cut despite signs of recovery Sport Coopers wins £1m audit at Equitas Cater Allen Sharedealing Service Delivery in Place on Time Business Today On a Rolls On a high Jobs boost for Welsh blackspot Simon sells Share issue Microvitec up New group WMB higher Sun Alliance Rolls-Royce on brink of world supremacy after record year GKN plans to buy after 61% advance Nadir adviser 'often carried £1m in cash' Cunard may be kept Dole queue costs £24bn a year Tazpayer foots £8,500 bill for each benefit claimant Spending spree at Cookson Rowland stake sale confirmed IMI profits rise 73% Sale hits Hillsdown Adidas sprints ahead Commonhold debate Ocean on crest of wave Satellite services FI Group cash call O'Ferrall shares jump F&C in purchase talks Arjo Wiggins rocked by volatile conditions Business Roundup Tourist Rates Wessex scores high water marks Bid goes against the tide Consumer gains from drug wars Game of second guess with canny Ken Merging is good for the health Zeneca soars on bid and merger talk Ladbroke hit hard at the bookies RTZ-CRA earnings rise by 27% Sun seeking to expand Jaguar Investors hold back for Clarke-George verdict Stock Market Commodities Life Options London Financial Futures Money Rates (%) European Money Deposits (%) Gcld/precious Metals (Baird & Co) Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Major Indices Recent Issues Rights Issues Major Changes Zeneca Cookson Group Dollar Rates Other Sterling FT-SE Volumes Seeking an alliance Tempus Rolls-Royce Wall Street Train spotting The Times City Diary Stunned The Times City Diary Be warned The Times City Diary Picture Gallery Cost inflation The Times City Diary Oil sports The Times City Diary Urge to merge displaces age of high-cost takeover mania Friendly stock swaps make good economic sense, says Eric Reguly Lloyd's in a double bind as American names cry foul Legal actions by states threaten market rescue, says Tom Beyon John Lewis Partnership plc Small firms make rights a big issue Philip Bassett on proposals that could deny job security to many in Britain The Times Unit Trust Information Service Equities mark time Our mutual friends: tales of teamwork Rodney Hobson introduces a report on logistics—the art of art of rivals working together to move goods and services quickly and efficiently The University of Huddersfield Tiny direct to you! One company, one system Managers want integrated software to improve efficiency PCL Group Why rail freight is back on track The tunnel has had a big impact IL Institute of Logistics Hi-Tech Logistics Ltd An industry in the right place at the right time David Rundnick sets out the role of logistics' professional bodies Coopers & Lybrand Keeping an eye on goods Securicor distribution How to graduate in the practical art of logistics Courses are not all chalk and talk—Students learn from one another Lloyd's damages taxable in names' hands Driving licence offence must not be visited with fine or imprisonment The Times Bank cannot inquire into fraud allegation Compensation for non-production not subject to VAT Power to hear appeal after mercy plea fails Privy Council Unsworn evidence on video Theatre An example to Prod or Pape Theatre: Humour and humanity in a timely Irish revival; sexual politics proves awkard Observe the sons of Ulster Barbican Is this heaven or is this hell? Heaven BAC, Battersea Not much of a square deal Opera Ii campiello Guildhall School of Music and Drama Visual Art Brushes with greasepaint Painting and the stage meet in a Norwich show, John Russell Taylor reports Music RSC Royal Shakespeare Company Tomorrow Rather too much of the Reich stuff Conserts LSO/Robertson Barbican Spanish setting Nash Ensemble Purcell Room Weekend Choice A daily guide to arts and entertaiments compiled by Kris Anderson Entertainments Tatton Choice Sex pistols will fill pretty vacancy Think of Take That as a magic bus - another, bigger and brasher, will be along in a minute Choice Vintage Coward Pop 1 Still making an exhibition of himself When Frankie went West, Holly Johnson returned to an old love—painting, Alan Jackson reports Stand by your man, and yell at him New Albums: Head for the tills - Celine Dion, the force ten gal, is back Pop Top Ten Albums Pop The voice of the people Michael Bolton Wembley Arena A Times Reader Offer Pop Perception Stamford Endowed Schools Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items HES The Hampstead Easter School MPW Mander Portman Woodward Surrey College BAC Multiple Classified Advertising Items Collingham Oxford Easter Courses Justin Craig Education Multiple Display Advertising Items MPW Mander Portman Woodward Easter Revision Summer Schools DEE Easter Revision Abbey Tutorial College Multiple Display Advertising Items How we can overcome our fear of figures Kate Weidmann on the British phobia for logarthims, long division and all things mathematical On course for summer John O'Leary on the rapid expansion of opportunities to enjoy sport, study and culture from May to September Poor, white and in need of help David Charter describes efforts to motivate pupils, especially boys, who fail at school Turning off the oxygen Opinion A Times Reader Offer Contenders come tinder starter's orders Oliver Holt finds the tension building before the start of the formula One season BI Multiple Classified Advertising Items Staffordshire University Devonshire House School Formula One Calendar 3396 Multiple Display Advertising Items Rapid Results College Careers Computing The Pilgrims' School Hosta Anglo-Austrian Society Career Analysts Ltd Northbourne Park School Gabbitas Whitaker aims for place in cup final Ladejo set to trade record bid for gold Team Legal & Public Notices Picture Gallery Roe recovers from depths of despair Faldo grounded after Herron's flying start Word-Watching Dheehan on Bridge England let down youngsters Sports Letter Faulty approach Moral dilemma Winning Move Keene on Chess Venables looking to class of Ajax for English lessons Scots get extra tickets for England fixture Snow Reports Today's Fixtures Word-Watching Scotland close in trophy Picture Gallery Ferguson thwarted in Milan For the Record RFL likely to beat threat of global league ban Yesterday's Racing Results BOA eager to use new drug test technique In Brief Ireland wait Sampras injury Charles qualifies Oxford again The Times Brasher courts Cheltenham success Andrew Longmore meets a former tennis champion with an ace to play Richard Evans Thunderer: AYR NPI Thunderer: Market Rasen Osborne booked Thunderer: Sandown Park Ritz favourite Rapid Raceline Supersonic flight of fancy brings poor return Enterprise rewarded as Ponting delivers Ruddles County Riddles Elimination plan is unqualified failure World, Cup Extras Running wild Super bowlers Second best Radio Choice Radio BBC1 I smell a rat called Bryan, serial adulterer Review Athletics Upheaval sure to follow if England lose Sri Lanka pose tough challenge Times Two Crossword Social rugby gets order of the boot David Hands finds traditions under threat in switch to professionalism Villeneuve quick to throw down gauntlet Foreign internationals cleared to play on Mensa Clement Freud
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