News from 29/05/1996
1996; Gale Group;
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Nicholas Watt Chief Ireland Correspondent, Alyn Shipton, Jon Ashworth, Edward Gorman, Sailing Correspondent, Iain R. Webb, Dominique Searle and Tunku Varadarajan, Chris Ward, Simon Barnes, Martin Walker, Ivo Tennant, Nicolette Jones, Philip Howard, Carol Midgley, Dorothy Walker, Alexandra Frean Media Correspondent, Joanna Bale, Rachel Campbell-Johnston, Clive Davis, Lynne Truss, Morag Preston, Simon Wilde, Tony Patrick, Robert Sheehan, Bridge Correspondent, Joe Joseph, Robert Miller, Martin Fletcher, Pat Gibson, Jill Sherman, Chief Political Correspondent, John Clarke, Richard Duce and Harvey Elliott, Debra Craine, Alice Thomson Political Reporter, N. J. D. Baptiste, John O'leary, Education Editor, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Rachel Kelly, Ross Dunn, Sanjida O'Connell, Ruth Gledhill Religion Correspondent, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Nick Nuttall Technology Correspondent, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Alan Hamilton, Robin Young, Amanda Loose, Mike Rosewell Rowing Correspondent, Rachel Kelly, Property Correspondent, James Landale Political Reporter, Mary Gueritz, Quentin Letts, Emma Nicholson, John Kavanagh, Sarah Bagnall, Nigella Lawson, Michael Howard, Keith Robinson, Philip Webster and Michael Dynes, Leslie G. Leek, Richard Cork, Paul Durman, Brenda Maddox, John Woodcock, David Miller, Lin Jenkins, Raymond Keene, Emma Wilkins, Michael J Hendrie Astronomy Correspondent, Paul Wilkinson, P. H. S, Chris Partridge, Eric Reguly, Richard Owen, Oliver Holt, Roger Boyes, James Woodall, Frederick Lawton, Kenneth Kobani, Oliver August, Devonshire, George Walden, Julian Muscat, Kathryn Bailey, Richard Duce, Christopher Thomas, Eileen McCabe, Giles Whittell, Jason Nisse, Christopher Walker, Julia Lewis, Rob Hughes, Football Correspondent, Iola Smith, Charles Secrett, James Bogle, Kevin McCarra, Alasdair Barron, Anjana Ahuja, Ray Hatley, Alan Lee Cricket Correspondent, Richard Beeston, Tony Dawe, Michael Dynes, David Sinclair, Simon Jenkins, Philip Pangalos, Tim Jones, Michael Binyon, Diplomatic Editor, Alan Mitchell, Nigel Hawkes Science Editor, Alan Coren, Sally Ballard, Simon Bloxam-Rose, Tom Rhodes, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Marianne Curphey, Michael Evans Defence Correspondent, Patricia Tehan Banking Correspondent, Michael Henderson, B. L. Barnby, Robert Whymant, Richard Sarson, Dr Keyboard, E. Hucks, Christine Buckley and George Sivell, Colin McQuillan, Kevin Eason, Motoring Editor, Stacy Sullivan,
ResumoBritain turns the screw in beef battle Tory states terms for keeping whip Baby milk 'safe' Tourist killed Index Interface Supplement Clinton's Whitewater partners found guilty Mastermind passes on punk band's B-word Media Machos and Viragos England team tackled over high ball Hired Men Donor saves Flick chair for Oxford Nigella Lawson Omega Beef offensive bogged down in EU paperwork Plea for peace at summit Prime Health German tabloids accuse Major of sowing the seeds of hatred Unionists fear new party may hijack their traditional votes Talks fail to reach accord ICL Bar reform plan may be illegal News in Brief Mother testifies Scouts' truce Heart girl success Tenneh is out Shotgun raiders kill German on visit to twin town Missing French girl 'was victim of assault' New cable channel will feed the spirit Doctor jailed for attacking driver over right of way World sends flowers to celebrate child's short but inspirational life Daughter sees father crushed by pitch roller Midland The Listening Bank Women remove men from national anthem British Energy Share Offer Loyal charities speak up for beleaguered Duchess Super microchip could transform science fiction into fact Informix Intruder bound over Fire crews vote to join strike plan News in Brief Cyclist shot Driver attacked Croc shock Student's suicide Buttonholed In the Times Saturday Hanson Heads seek right to expel pupils with violent parents Dyslexia assessed three years after boy's exclusion HESS ITV Fears over chemicals in milk may be misplaced MITSUBISHI Picture Gallery Stay by the pool to be on safe side in Majorca Lost tourist goes 100 miles to buy paper The Royal Bank of Scotland Rover gambles on including hidden costs in list prices Nazi booty could fetch £2m P PPP healthcare Jaguar to sport automatic box Downsized MoD opens second-hand front Gulf War sovereigns for sale Easy Jet Sales of flats trail detached houses in divided market OKI People to People Technology Island 's wise monks profit from ways of the world Upstairs, Downstairs 'too costly to repeat' Need Instant Insurance? Jingoism over beef 'may inflame Euro 96 fans' By our Chief Political Correspondent: Labour sets terms for signing social chapter Motorola Constituency pressed to drop candidate over claims of Serb funding for party Parliament could better represent minorities says Major Centre-left Tories urged to unite Direct Line Whitewater jurors put President's credibility on line Clinton drops military defence over sex case Delta Classic The HP OmniBook 5000 Pentium Processor Based Rescued TV film reopens Jfk file Reuter: Chirac launches plan for voluntary service Why beauty is more than skin-deep Yeltsin outwits poll rivals by peace visit to Chechenia Russian Elections Briton is 'slave' in Cambodia World Summary Aum guru 'tried to kill himself Rangoon rally targets Suu Kyi Turkish Premier challenges Ciller (Reuter): Albanian police beat Socialists Shah's minister killed in Paris Cops and robber Dreams of peace fade as Netanyahu rejects compromise And our Foreign Staff: Hotchpotch coalition takes over as Hindu nationalists end 12-day reign Starvation claims third victim in Tokyo Westcoast Parties of God join battle for worldly gains From Associated Press in Seoul: Defector reveals plans to take Seoul The Contenders GA General Accident Red Cross predicts ten-year doubling of refugees total British Energy Share Offer Duke's visit to Gibraltar condemned Woodstock Serbs hurl stones at women on peace trip Atlanta faces marathon task before Games begin Heat on Olympic staff as they race to prepare 'biggest thing in history of America' Braving energy-sapping temperatures and a plague of beggars, Quentin Letts reports that Atlanta still has many hurdles to overcome Atlanta 1996 The Times Atheists call for vow of silence Budget False reef has surfers on crest of a wave Admiral Look who's wearing the trousers Somak HOLIDAYS Daihatsu The Movie Stars Ten Chino Choices Pay and display: men who cost £75 an hour The lounge lizard is sloughing off his old skin and finding himself much in demand again. Rachel Campbell-Johnston on the Nineties gigolo SAGA Services Ltd Hill House Hammond NatWest A rum formula Parents have a right to all the information Alan Coren Princely some Picture Gallery On being bloody-minded Major's Operation Moo is a phoney war, but neither side will give an inch Into touch Diary And stick Diary Bad turn Diary Where the Tories and I may part George walden on what would make him resign the whip A Voice for Ulster Why Conor Cruise O'Brien brings hope to the North Turkey in Trouble Secular forces must combine against the Islamic threat Surplus to Requirements The Defence Ministry makes a good income from its disposal Judges' discretion when sentencing Rail privatisation Europe: the other trading options Ogoni murders Millennium priorities Living wills Iraqi oil sales No 'safe' choice of milk for babies O mores! Hymns and anthems Picture puzzle Court Circular Today's royal engagements Cambridge Selwyn College Birthdays today Personal Column Dinner Fruiterers ' Company Gardeners' Company Anniversaries The sky at night in June University news Latest wills Forthcoming marriages Marriage Church news Lord Margadale Lord Margadale, Conservative MP for Salisbury, 1942-64, and chairman of the 1922 Committee, 1955-64, died on May 25 aged 89. He was born on December 16,1906 Personal Column Home was Fonthill House on a fine estate in… Laurence Marks (From a Correspondent): On this Day The children's tales as yet untold Media, Sales & Marketing ZS Heaven is... pitching for the Vatican Morris College of Journalism BPB The power behind the throne Cad-Capture Limited Stephen Ludlow House of Lords Dawn Culmer, Macleod & Partners Media, Sales & Marketing Consultancy Company Limited ADP Paper tigers... office tyrants? The Burlington Magazine Mad cows and Englishmen hit out in the Mail and Sun The Presentation Company News The Times Crossword No 20,180 Business AirUK Forecast In the Times Tomorrow Arts Sale of 3i stake fuels talk of NatWest buyback Southern Electric plans to thwart ScottishPower bid Major to extol virtues of Europe in video for CBI John Charcol Homes Camelot set to announce £70m profits Barings executive banned over Leeson illegal deal Sport 42-48 Threat to Facia shop sales Television and Radio Business Today British Energy's liabilities criticised BT to cut business tariffs by £220m Templeton Picture Gallery Dairy administration threatens 1,000 jobs Standard Life will vote against Pru bonus plan Economy in US 'to grow by 2.5%' Tourist Rates Tax rush Peps up unit sales UAP Sfo investigates Titan Business Club Business Roundup Power firm targets AIM Kloeckner group at risk Whitbread invests £105m Queens Moat warns Fujitsu leaps 54% Nissan back in black Some serious competition, please Water buyers should pay through the nose Sliding down a familiar track Barings victims still owed fair share Sun Life expects up to £600m from public offer Scottish Power Blacks surges to £2m Lufthansa Dentist braced to join market Smurfit has rethink on bonus pay Liffe Options Utilities surge on launch of ?1.5bn Southern Water bid Commodities London Financial Futures Money Rates (%) European Money Deposits (%) Gold/precious Metals (Baird & Co) Sterling Sport and Forward Rates Major Indices Recent Issues Rights Issues Major Changes Withdrawal by NatWest Tempus Ladbroke Allders Dollar Rates Other Sterling Ft-Se Volumes Sun Life Wall Street Landlord's good fortune City Diary Squeezed out City Diary Island race City Diary Supporting role City Diary Money-making machine offers giftware bonus Expertise but an image problem Spreading the millions up and down the land Winners include suppliers and shareholders Beware of the sharks at Camelot's Fort Knox Numbers that make operation add up Black Horse Relocation Shares higher in thin trading Eurostar British Funds Pharmacia & Upjohn The Times Unit Trust Information Service Ascot A song in every colour Jazz Tri CYC Blues Looking for Mr 12-bar Festivals: Venuc-hopping in search of the Bank Holiday weekend blues in London; jazz at its most beguiling in Bath Cabaret Never mind the Pistols If her friends can see her now Pop Don't mean a thing if it ain't got that twinge The Bruce Tomorrow Entertainments Choice 1 Today's Choice Theatre Guide Cinema Guide Choice 2 The queen of mob rule Nicolette Jones on anniversary show of the work of Kate Greenaway, and the children's book illustrators who followed her Choice 3 Visual Art Jazz-tinged elegy for a lost brother Music: Family tragedy lies behind a new work by one of Britain's finest composers Garden party Music Degas : Beyond Impressionism - Day Five Richard Cork selects highlights from the National Gallery's current exhibition of later works by the master Dance Other Special Offers How to Book - and Join The Times Offer Packing a punch Dance Berkeley Homes London Property Hamptons International Arthur Rathbone Kitchens Limited DTZ Debenham Thorpe Hampstead Fairclough Homes Woolwich Homes West End Surrey Property Listing Fairclough Homes Quality Thoroughly modern mansions Modern flats these days masquerade as period villas. Rachel Kelly reports on a planner-driven design trend The Times Classical Living Things that go crunch in the night Sally Ballard on how to identify the voracious moths and grubs that you find when spring-cleaning Fancy a holiday in a Lutyens house? Trust home is put in hands of a charity Wales La Crème de la Crème Joslin Rowe Associates Ltd Gordon Yates London Rentals Joslin Rowe The American Embassy Jigsaw Sale by Public Auction following Seizure of Property Middleton Jeffers Recruitment Limited Tate Islington/city Borders PA to Managing Director/Project Secretary Secretary/receptionist - 15K Wintergreen Real Estate Company Vigia Group Middleton Jeffers Recruitment Limited Norma Skemp Recruitment Ltd Meridian Recruitment Consultants Project Assistant/secretary ALTO Stgrande Middleton Jeffers Recruitment Limited St James's College Crème Academy International SECRETARY/PA La Crème de la Crème PCHA Paddington Churches Housing Association Manpower HOBStones Private Clients Joyce Guiness Heritage Recruitment Target Keyboard key to a career Secretaries are no longer confined to the typing pool, and the job is recognised as a potential launching pad to much greater vresponsibility, writes Julia Lewis Warrantech Lettings Negotiator Joyce Guiness Partnership HOBStones Manpower Portman Margaret Kay, Steilmann (UK) Ltd La Crème Royal Thames Yacht Club Secretary/marketing Assistant Regus Manpower Experienced Secretary Putney Sw15 Secretary Knightsbridge Crone Corkill Crone Corkill The Evolution Agency Limited Maine Tucker Office Administrator Administrative Crème Admin/research Asst Middleton Jeffers Recruitment Limited Hudson York Farrell Recruitment Architects, W14 Training Course Administrator Crone Corkill VWA Aldrich & Co Ltd Pan European Personal Assistant Elizabeth Hunt The Times Newspapers Dixey Robb Associates Crone Corkill JFL Architectural Practice Crone Corkill Admin Manager Angela Mortimer ACME Multiple Display Advertising Items Bilinguagroup Multiple Classified Advertising Items Crone Corkill Multiple Classified Advertising Items Important Antique Dealer in W1 Multiple Display Advertising Items Genius of Jordan nullifies Magic in one-man show NBA's Most Valuable Player nets 45 points to complete 4-0 rout Oliver Hoft, in Orlando, sees one of the finest individual basketball displays of all time First Crème Gordon Yates Middleton Jeffers Recruitment Limited S G Associates Limited Middleton Jeffers Recruitment Limited Jonathan Wren Middleton Jeffers Recruitment Limited Receptionist/office Junior Marketing/pr Manager ASA Law Great Opportunity JNR Mayfair Sec Multiple Classified Advertising Items Imperial Cancer Chelsea, Sw3 Receptionist Depleted England get flying start Multiple Classified Advertising Items Redgrave added to Lucerne absentees Multiple Classified Advertising Items France plans to reform betting system Proposals put forward to end practice of coupling runners Folkestone Results from Yesterday's Four Meetings Ripon Cartmel Newbury Rapid Raceline Brown's horizons must not be limited by England John Woodcock believes the categorisation of players is determental in the long term Byas walks tall in crushing defeat of Surrey Yorkshire secure semi-final place Oval Scoreboard Elworthy serves Lancashire well Scoreboard Bailey builds on Capel's destructive start Recalcitrant Sidhu refuses to budge Northampton Scoreboard Scoreboard By our Sports Staff: McCarthy leaves errant Keane out of tour party Germany's build-up continues in Belfast Word-Watching Sheehan on Bridge Goram given chance to impress Winning Move Keene on Chess For the Record Today's Fixtures How Illingworth mismanaged drama into crisis NSPCC French fervour fails to fire Capriati American's brave comeback attempt cut short at scene of former glory Results from Paris Lennon still a force in gale Leisure Breaks The London Hernia Centre Scotland in winning start to tour In Brief Hill steps aside Burke moves on Italian double By a Special Correspondent: Wasps consider plan to share Loftus Road Word-Watching Solution to Winning Chess Move Resurrecting Celestine Accursed management, blessed secretaries BBC1 Choice Satellite and Cable Simon Barnes 45 Times Two Crossword Venables backs the tired and trusted Ehiogu, Wise, Lee and Wilcox experience cruellest cut as England 22 are named Resolute Warwickshire rocked by record yet still refuse to roll Cardiff Scoreboard Morse Tennis 46 Networks California Scheming Supermarkets for the refugees Aid workers need hi-tech help, reports Alasdair Barron Hi-Grade Computers Plc Power chips point to a faster future Investors to see virtual sites of Mid Wales Free Guides How to win the race by galloping nowhere fast Computers are playing a major part in stable relationships. Chris Partridge on courses for horses Work Centres Satellite cabs end the waiting game Sky-high tech promises future flights of fancy ... as net takes off Come & Play Today! Europe Online Network planned for China Sanjida O'Connell on a Bradford professor's work to improve satellite communications in a country that has few telephone lines Discussion is healthier in golden silence Netbenefit Nasty bugs that put a strain on every PC Establishing your domain on the net Free reader service How to put a face to the e-mail name The Document Company Feature film takes flight into hi-tech A French director has led the way in cinema with his use of IMAX DELL Reflections on a line of defence Class helps mums beat fear of mice TV channel faces poor reception Mobile Office PCI UK Ukonline A new wo peace co Cover Story: The Wild West day Marriages made on the Internet - between corporate muscle and fresh, young ingenuity - are destined to prove lucrative The World Wide Web Power served without chips A baby born to three generations AST Computer After 100 days, Amelio puts his faith in the net As Apple tries for another bite, its executives show their teeth Kiss and make up as the Mac men woo Microsoft WWWebguides Ltd Chance for inventors to catch the eye of a big company Wanted: staff of vision and adaptability Infotrade Bulldog turns rottweiler Banks fails to cash in on IT ABTInternational Changing places and faces in computing Sector Personnel Connor Consulting Uunet Pipex Huxley Associates Catalyst 400 PLC Richard Wheeler Associates The Agency Partnership PC
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