News from 22/05/1996
1996; Gale Group;
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Anthony Harris, Tunku Varadarajan, Andrew Pierce, Political Correspondent, Iain R. Webb, Chris Ward, Adrian Lee, Rob Hughes, Martin Pipe, Jeremy Laurance, Simon Barnes, Andrew Longmore, Jonathan Savill, Philip Howard, Trevor Wilkinson, Margaret Puxon Chairman, Jeremy Kingston, Dorothy Walker, Jeremy Laurance Health Correspondent, Lynne Truss, Margot Thompson, Honorary Secretary, Carl Mortished, Morag Preston, Simon Wilde, Martin Fletcher and our Foreign Staff, Robert Sheehan, Bridge Correspondent, Robert Miller, Jonathan Prynn, Transport Correspondent, Martin Fletcher, R. J. M. Tolhurst, Nicholas Budgen, Alfred Sherman, Patricia Tehan, Ruth Gledhill, Alice Thomson Political Reporter, John O'leary, Education Editor, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Marigold Freeman-Attwood, Nicholas Booth, Rachel Kelly, Rob Hughes Football Correspondent, Sanjida O'Connell, Louise Westlake, John du Bois, Alan Hamilton, Robin Young, Alasdair Murray and Robert Miller, Rodney Milnes, Christina Dykes, Michael Clark, Janet Bush, Kevin Eason Motoring Editor, Quentin Letts, Charles Bremner, John Kavanagh, James Dunnett, Sarah Bagnall, Philip Bassett, Industrial Editor, Nigella Lawson, Richard Cork, Sally Watts, Paul Durman, Brenda Maddox, George Brock, Michael Theodoulou, Andy Lavender, Lin Jenkins, Brian North Lee, Gillian Bowditch, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, Alan Toogood, Horticulture Correspondent, Arthur Leathley, Political Correspondent, John Higgins, Gillian Bowditch, Scotland Correspondent, Brian Macarthur, Christine Buckley, Peter Davalle, Dugald M. MacInnes, Frances Gibb, Legal Correspondent, P. H. S, Chris Partridge, Richard Evans, Coomi Kapoor, Eric Reguly, Roger Boyes, Nigel Hawkes, Science Editor, Christopher Enston, Michael Hornsby, Agriculture Correspondent, Julian Muscat, R. W. Johnson, Richard Duce, Joanna Pitman, John Goodbody, Philip Webster Political Editor, Iola Smith, Christopher Walker, Chris Parker, Brian MacArthur, Jason Nissé, Kathryn Knight, Ralf Dahrendorf, Matthew Parris, Anjana Ahuja, Robbie Gilbert, Michael Hornsby, Peter Atkinson, Philip Webster and Jill Sherman, Ben MacIntyre, Ray Hatley, Ian Brodie, Tony Dawe, Richard Beeston, Alex Benady, Nadine Meisner, Kate Bassett, Martin Waller, Hugh Mooney, Alan Coren, Christopher Warman, Nicholas Snowman, Chief Executive, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Marianne Curphey, Richard Morrison, Sam Kiley, Nick Nightingale, Dr Keith MacCullagh, Alasdair Murray, Harvey Elliott Air Correspondent, A. Ryan, Richard Sarson, Dr Keyboard, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Colin McQuillan, Patricia Tehan and Richard Thomson, Christopher Irvine, Richard Owen and Francesco Bongarra,
ResumoPicture Gallery Britain pledges to paralyse EU Furious Major retaliates against beef ban Insidu Search for Land Rover Rebel Tory MPs quit as aides Rodin treasure Index Mad Hatters Cancer drug creates instant millionaires Lord King's coffee grounds the Ba racketeers Hundreds killed in Lake Victoria ferry disaster Is your Solicitor worth £700,000 a Year? Page 5 Picture Gallery Girls and Boys Come in to Play Nigella Laws0n Abbey National MPs say lottery should give more to charity King John summons up the blood (and gelatin) Political Sketch 'Britain is a big player and not to be pushed around' Nuisance tactics will delay, rather than disable, EU business John Major has rejected the most drastic means of retaliation against Britain's partners. He appears to be wanting to create a drama withour triggering a crisis, writes George Brock, European Editor Colonial Direct No Title Brussels fears threat will harden attitudes One in 100 firearms requests is rejected News in Brief Privacy law Trimble threat IRA jail switch Annesley to retire WPC in talks County doomed Fish oil banned Lapp that, Andy Baby's umbilical cord could save his brother's life Lifeline for the foetus is too often discarded as useless after birth Tobacco giant will sponsor new college Britons lose 1066 in the mists of time Hewlett Packard Orchid in outfield defies law of cricket Hotel sued over allergy that killed Digital US firm offers City solicitors ?700,000 salary 'We're as popular as axe murderers' Dolphin Siebe Bottomley joins free tea party in Royal Parks Saturday Road rage killing 'unprovoked' Victim only shook his head at motorist, say police preparing to interview 1,000 Land Rover owners Primitive response turns us into savages behind the steering wheel Microsoft Police grab air pistol at palace Neew in Brief Venables defeat Titles to be sold Oyston jury out Doctor jailed Priest killed Walk this way Hill House Hammond Disputed medals sale raises £180.000 Citroën Xantia Eurostar promotes Paris for pairs at £99 return Daewoo Liverpool's new bishop cracks on with job Hoarse voices of wintry hangover Medical Briefing Woodstock Operation ruled out after ten delays Mother out for walk is raped in front of her two children MPs urge curbs on Camelot cash and privileges Bristol wins millennium cash for zoo Rivals fall out over Chelsea's top award Novotel Russian composer returns Industry in limbo adds up cost of global export ban Mass slaughter and £1bn of government aid make little impact on beleaguered cattle trade Vickers The Farmers Abattoirs Markets Hauliers Whitehall edict wrecks thriving family business Cow Head De-Boners Exporters Retailers Ministerial aides resign over TV ownership dispute Tory MPs support change to libel Bill In Parliament Students welcome Labour loan plan Watchdog critical of NHS reforms Picture Gallery Tories dropped donation row election candidate US warns Russia against missile sales to Chinese Direct Arsonists hit black churches Inca Ice Maiden makes her debut Gold 'Secret' reform set to cut Exxon damages Marines ordered to Bangui News in Brief Council rescue (AFP): Patten attacked (Reuter): Ankara warned (Reuter): Separatist clash (Reuter): Albania attack (AFP): Show of force Sharansky heralds wind of change in Israel Baghdad hails UN oil-for-food deal as Saddam victory The Times Canon 'Kashmiri militants' kill 25 in Delhi blast Strikes signal growing revolt against Kohl welfare reform Need Instant Insurance? People to people Technology High-tech Zeppelin poised for maiden flight Vaults surrender Rodin treasures Aftre 80 years gathering dust in a cellar, many of Rodin's forgotten casts are to go on show in an exhibition for the first time, Ben MacIntyre reports from Paris (Reuter): Date set for Karadzic evidence Russian poll rivals try to conjure with Sakharov 's legacy Spain let off £230m EU fine St. Joseph's Hospice Prodi's anti-Mafia crusade starts with Godfather's arrest De Klerk's withdrawal opens door to Communist power The Communist Party has succeeded sooner than it expected in south Africa, Now it has come to a strategic crossroads, writes R. W. Johnson Viglen Directline Suu Kyi defiant after 44 detained Mad hatters with cool heads Three young graduate milliners are already turning heads on and off the catwalks Eagle Star Picture Gallery John Donald Cellphones direct How can we stop sexual harassment? Admiral Kumon Maths Inter-Continental Rich men's downfall in the South Pacific Quentin Letts on the colourful cast of a US case Alan Coren Vaulting amibition? Buying golden opinions? Infirm of purpose! Lover Roy The Times Diary Picture Gallery The centre strikes back Already, blair's commitment to devolution is yielding to the lure of big government Diary The Times Diary Some friends The Times Diary Sleeping state The Times Diary Leeds to glory The Times Diary Uniting around the veto Major is right to gamble, argues Nicholas Budgen Against the Herd Major bids to turn beef into John Bull Fairness and Favours Labour is less likely to be tripped up by the unions than before Clinton and China America's tactics are sounder than its strategy Is Dearing inquiry unrepresentative? Great' Serbia Confirmation denied From the Honorary Secretary of… Youth unemployment How a new 'Crystal Palace' could affect the South Bank Ethical decisions on IVF treatment Saints of all sorts Olympic flames Art restoration Letters for publication may be faxed to 0171-782… Hymns and anthems Without his cloak Please hold All to pot Court Circular Today's royal engagements Birthdays today Memorial services Lecture Personal Column The spirit of Sissinghurst is still a winner Chelsea Flower Show Picture Gallery School news Anniversaries Dinners Glazier's Company Sand & Gravel Association Flightseats Trailfinders Forthcoming marriages Marriage Luncheons Service luncheon Group Captain H. W. Dean Group Captain H. W. ("Dixie") Dean, AFC, a specialist on air armaments, died on May 12 aged 84. He was born on February 9,1912 Personal Column Preston Lockwood Perston Lockwood, actor, died on April 24 aged 83. He was born on October 30,1912 Stanley Lord Stanley Lord, garden manager and horticulturist, died on May 7 aged 89. He was born on August 26,1906 From our Special Correspondent: Motor Racing High Speeds at Brooklands The mysterious decline of ITV MP Turkish Airlines 'Newspaper success of the century' The Times is now enjoying its greatest Picture Gallery Media, Sales & Marketing Multiple Classified Advertising Items PGM Leading celebrity photographic agency is seeking… Lip service Two little piggies go to market The News behind the Headlines The Times Newspapers Lover's tiff Hello, there Equipment & Parts Co Ltd Cad-Capture Limited Police in copyright dispute Off the shelf Key players kept on the sidelines Parliamentary private secretary Peter Atkinson explains why he is opposed to the Government's Brodcasting Bill The old, old story by Levi Alex Benady on a new place for the elderly in advertising Media, Sales & Marketing The Consultancy Company Limited MK The Burlington Magazine Howard nudges ahead on the front pages Paper round Brian MacArthur The Presentation Company News The Times Crossword No 20,174 Business Times Weathercall Air UK In the Times Picture Gallery Cancer drug hopes fuel boom in Biotech shares Dr Keith MacCullagh, right a founder and chief executive of Biotech, with James Noble, finance director, at the company's offices in Oxford Big brokers to retain tax benefits John Charcol Arts 33-35 CBI dismisses Euro-scepticism Picture Gallery Homes 41 Oecd takes lower view of UK growth Oasis's founding pair to serve writs on directors Sport 43-48 M&s to create 1,000 jobs as profit nears £lbn Television and Radio Business Today Stock Market Indices Consumer credit leaps to record TransCo accuses regulator of Herod-like action Transport union gives warning to Blair over pay DTI asks court to end 'pyramid' scheme Continental Airlines Picture Gallery BNB faces £2.5m suit over latest departure New role sought for mortgage council British Energy to target homes Tourist Rates Open skies plea over BA American talks Business Roundup Water bids examined K Mart loss deepens City scheme approved Shell move in Russia Internet on cable RJB's Australian deal Russia Oecd surprise BAA inquiry urged Names told to seek help Thyssen Chelsfield in £102m cash call Eldridge up Profits hope Jarvis at £14m SFA rebuke Biotech burns bright but beware Reality tempers Marimastat dream Wht beer should be blocked DTI tries to stamp on 'business club' Pennington Vosper turns to overseas buyers for defence work Limited liability move by Goldman Sachs partners FII slides after loss warning EBN Swissair appeals over Allders bid Enterprise doubles its estate Biotech shares soar as drug trials progress Stock Market Commodities Liffe Options London Financial Futures Money Rates (%) European Money Deposits (%) Gold/pregious Metals (Baird & Co) Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Major Indices Recent Issues Rights Issues Major Changes Chelsfield Enterprise Inns Dollar Rates Other Sterling FT-SE Volumes Marking time Tempus Baa Wall Street It's no holiday being an MP Ravenous Cathay Flight of fancy Stage fright Corporate Britain caught in profit warning paradox Martin waller examines the reasons the reasons behind the recent spate of announcements Time to rejoin social policy debate UK must make common cause in Europe, says Robbic Gilbert US arrives late for the revolution KLM The Times Unit Trust Information Service Portfolio Fund Management Limited Modest gains in thin trading Ascot British Funds Fire brigade owe no actionable duty of care Copying court registers removes statutory protection The Times Photocopy assistance for the court Bystanders' fear does not make murder capital Silent telephone call can cause actual bodily harm Public nuisance in series of obscene calls to women The Times Music How Kurt conquered New York They were one tough orchestra, but the German guy on the podium was tougher. Richard Morrison tells the story Degas beyond Impressionism: Day One Richard Cork begins his selection of highlights from the National Gallery's exhibition The original role Play Opera 1 Plot is buried in the garden Opera: Flwaed Mozart stagins form Opera North Glyndebourne The Marriage of Figaro palace, Manchester And lost at sea Cosi fan tutte Glyndebourne Opera 2 Leica Tomorrow Entertainments Choice 1 Today's Choice Theatre Guide Cinema Guide Choice 2 Two legs bad, four legs too cute Theatre: A West End bow A. R. Gurney's latest, plus, storn stuff from Sarah Jane Sylvia Apollo Bloodbath at the court of copulation Phaedra's Love Gate, W11 Theatre 1 Theatre 2 The Rayal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra To advertise in The Times theatre listings please… Subtlety back in the pink Jazz NCR Circus Re-entry of the gladiators Dance Eastern premises Other Offers Jazz Join now The old man still on his toes Dance: Nadine Meisner on the highlights of a lively Paris season Royal Shakespeare Company Offer What does the boss want? Sally Watts on the bosses who want their secretaries to take the initiative and make a powerful niche for themselves La Crème de la crème Newlon Housing Group Royal Garden Hotel Crone Corkill The Recruitment Company Guinness Brewing Worldwide Ltd PB University of London Gordon Yates The Institution of Civil Engineers Elizabeth Hunt Recruitment Consultants Experienced Secretary Knightsbridge Multiple Display Advertising Items La Creme Recruitment Consultants Senior Secretary-Merchant Bank Secretary c21,000+++ An excellent opportunity awaits… Totally unsuited to a business environment? Editor's Pa Women's Magazine Elizabeth Hunt Recruitment Consultants Pa-Knightsbridge Chelsea Property Search Co Judy Farquharson Ltd Church Commissioners Secretary CoshStop Services Limited Elizabeth Hunt Recruitment Consultants Crone Corkill Recruitment Consultants Aldrich & Co Ltd Recruitment Consultants Office Angels PE Pa to Investment Team No Title Cross Selection Elizabeth Hunt Recruitment Consultants Crone Corkill Recruitment Consultants Multiple Classified Advertising Items Managing Director 2 Top Executive Assistants Portman Recruiment Ltd Smart attractive steward/ess required for private… Elizabeth Hunt Recruitment Consultants Crone Corkill Recruitment Consultants Multiple Classified Advertising Items Mison Recruitment Knightsbridge Secretaries Pa/secretary Secretarial Temps Elizabeth Hunt Recruitment Consultants Crone Corkill Recruitment Consultants Maine-Tucker Multiple Display Advertising Items Administrative Crème Newchurch & Company Limited Elizabeth Hunt Recruitment Consultants Office Administrator Tate Multiple Classified Advertising Items Private Clients (Strictly No Agencies) HOB Stones Bridge the World Beavers Personnel Recruitment Consultants The People Business Appointments Bi~LANGUAGE Public Relations Administration Manager Angela Mortimer Interview Skills Seminars HOB Stones Legal Recruitment Project Assistant PA/Office Manager required for Management… Zarak Hay Multiple Classified Advertising Items Intactix International Crone Corkill Temporary Recruitment Angela Mortimer Party Ingredients Ltd HOB Stones Appointments Bi~LANGUAGE The Times Newspapers A'hands-On' Proactive Administrator? Temporaries Titan Capital Management Limited Directors' Secretaries HOB Stones Appointments Bi~LANGUAGE Private Dental Practice in Knightsbridge Lurot Brand Multiple Display Advertising Items St James's College Lyons, InterMatrix Ltd Manpower Multilingual Crème Multiple Display Advertising Items First Crème Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Junior Secretary Girl Friday Cruise Line Courses Multiple Classified Advertising Items Receptionist Junior Secretary Junior Audio Secretary Super Secretaries Multiple Classified Advertising Items Design Multiple Classified Advertising Items Junior Pa/administrator Junior Secretary Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lifeline Maine-Tucker Multiple Classified Advertising Items Banking & Legal La Creme Hays Banking Personnel Secretarial Division Maine-Tucker Recruitment Consultants Strutt & Parker Trainee Property Negotiator Multiple Classified Advertising Items West End Property Company Junior Secretary Lettings & Sales Negotiators Multiple Classified Advertising Items Berkeley Homes North of the Thames Fairclough Homes Royal Kensington Property North of the Thames South of the Thames Revolution in the West A huge development in west London promises to transform formerly unfashionable areas, says Rachel Kelly Essex Potton Village shop due for a comeback? Rachel Kelly reports on an attempt to stem the tide of store closures The shape of cities to come Public or private development, in town or Overseas Property Multiple Classified Advertising Items Trafalgar House Europe Property Multiple Classified Advertising Items Marina Picture Gallery Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Sheffield Commercial Property Multiple Classified Advertising Items Skyline of steel Market Moves Serviced Office Specialists Walter Lloyd Jones & Co Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Savills International Property Consultants Multiple Classified Advertising Items Indians concede unbeaten record in final warm-up Northamptohshire dent tourists' preparation for Texaco Trophy series Luton Scoreboard Sheehan on Bridge Word-Watching Keene on Chess Pakistan leave Aqib at home Cardiff plan cross-code rugby future Richardson misses chance to defend title For the Record Walker's progress halted by battling Barada Sampras makes unhappy return In Brief Britain slip up Fahey toppled Dermott double Jackett required England subdued Juventus settle into role of European underdogs Rob Hughes finds the Italian champions in wary mood before taking on class of 96 Robson accepts risky pension plan Englishman continues his continental drift with arrival at Barcelona Oriel trust in dashing blades Vodafone Derby Yesterday's Results Newcastle Venables gives pass mark to Peking's pitch Andrew Longmore joins the inspection of the playing surface at the workers Stadium where England play against China tomorrow Don Micheletto adds to Derby trial confusion Goodwood Worcester Salisbury La Petite Fusee to sprint clear Goodwood BBC2 Goodwood Specialists William Hill Rapid Raceline Roll up, roll up and sell the game Business already booming on the back of the European championship Andrew Longmore says the merchandisers will get the result they want from Euro 96 Today's Fixtures Word-Watching Mercurial Lewis sets fast-rewind in search of track to triumph Midweek View Radio 1 Radio 2 Radio 5 Live Talk Radio A rough road to normality Radio Choice World Service Classic Fm Virgin Radio Radio 3 Radio 4 Did you see the one about the secretaries? Review BBC1 BBC2 9.00 Chelsea Flower Show 1996. Alan Titchmarsh… Carlton Choice Satellite and Cable Meridian HTV West Channel 4 Football 44 Illingworth may be brought to book Club breakaway looms as RFU faces ultimatum Times Two Crossword Euro 96 coins enjoy royal approval Andrew Longmore on a breakthrought for European championship merchandising Torrance ensures prosperous new year Ultra Enterprise Simon Barnes 46 Sun Play Time in Piccadilly New football site offers the odds but no flutters Maths can show if it adds up to you on the cards Dell Technology of tomorrow puts yesterday on map Sanjida O'Connell gets the measure of the new archaeology More space to think on Endeavour Interface The Document Company Rank Xerox Point your mouse at a cat Right honourable and online The wiring of Westminster, a working grade 1 listed building, is daunting task. Chris Ward reports Kingston Donors go online Netmania Ltd Treasured memories grow in net gardens Aerobats with a different kind of net The great fax-back swindle AST Computer When security is a red-hot problem Buzzwords Tiny Am I playing my video card right? Free reader service Examination of the Midrib Iola Smith explains how student will catch endless diseases Europe OnLine Intel inside Access to the net in seconds BT Supermarkets move to scan-it-yourself New devices can make shopping simpler. Chris Patridge reports Germany on the right lines with Isdn Free Guides Ray of hope for the solar dream New advance tapping the desert sun could fuel a national grid Tally Goodness gracious, great balls of virtual fire Dorothy Walker on the latest flame to heat up the London Dungeon PC UK Online Sega goes by moving theme concept Cover Story: A huge site on Lo… CompuServe Managers lose faith in IT department Businss GrayStone Solutions in Recruitment Appointments World leaders will debate desktop business strategies Agenda HarperCollinsPublishers Copying company aims to take electronic lead James Lesko of Rank Xerox tells Chris Ward why the firm is dealing with documents others then paper Newsnet Ltd Tenhill Computer Systems Limited Changing faces and places in the world of computing Business Deloitte & Touche Consulting Group Shelling out for business The big spender A&P Firms 'should help staff to buy home PCs' I. T Analysis and Design Limited Adam Associates Vision Solutions Group Energis European Patent Office Amp Systems Ltd Training Consultants PMR Group PLC Neville John Associates Hewitt-Myers DE Shaw & Co Akhter Computer Ltd
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