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News from 03/07/1996

1996; Gale Group;

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David Dale, George Cole, Tunku Varadarajan, Jon Ashworth, Andrew Pierce, Political Correspondent, Robert Dan, Nick Nuttall Environment Correspondent, Chris Ward, Sarah Potter, Richard Pring, Simon Barnes, Andrew Longmore, Alexandra Frean, Media Correspondent, Diana Thorp, Janet Bush, Economics Correspondent, Pam Tull, Philip Howard, Carol Midgley, Michael Binyon, Alexandra Frean Media Correspondent, Rachel Campbell-Johnston, Jeremy Kingston, Dorothy Walker, Lynne Truss, Christopher Jackson (Chairman), Clare Bayley, F. Fielden, Morag Preston, Quentin Letis, Philip Bassett Industrial Editor, Robert Sheehan, Bridge Correspondent, Robert Miller, Martin Fletcher, Ruth Gledhill, Religion Correspondent, P. h. s, Richard Beeston and our Foreign Staff, John O'leary, Education Editor, Anne Ashworth, Personal Finance Editor, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Nicholas Booth, Rachel Kelly, Thomas De Waal, Isabel Carlisle and Hilary Finch, Amanda Loose, Jenny MacArthur, Michael Clark, P.h.s, Terry Venables, Quentin Letts, Charles Bremner, Jeremy Howard (Lecturer), John Kavanagh, Philip Bassett, Industrial Editor, Ian Olson, Robert Skidelsky, Kay Glendinning, Dick Hinder, Paul Durman, Philip Bassett, Brenda Maddox, Caroline Richmond, David Miller, Dalya Alberge, Arts Correspondent, P. A. Ring, Raymond Keene, David Charter, Education Correspondent, Christine Buckley, Roger Turner, Peter Davalle, William Clarke, Master, Frances Gibb, Legal Correspondent, P. H. S, Alix Ramsay, Dave Hawkins, Rhodes Boyson, Jane Gordon Clark (Chairman), Robert Miller and Richard Thomson, Peter Bryan, Chris Partridge, Richard Evans, Eric Reguly, Oliver Holt, Dominic Kennedy and Jeremy Laurence, Grace Bradberry, Style Editor, Roger Boyes, Sarah Cunningham, Philip Jeune and Jon Ashworth, Stewart Tendler, Philip Webster, Political Editor, Andrew Emmerson, Kate Alderson, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Syd Caplan, George Austin, John Allison, Jill Sherman and Philip Webster, Dominic Kennedy, Iola Smith, Sara McConnell, Jason Nisse, Christopher Walker, Russell Kempson and Peter Ball, Matthew Parris, Sean Hillen, Julian Brazier, Jennai Cox, Elizabeth M. Balsom, Anjana Ahuja, Michael Hornsby, Russell Jenkins, Peter Riddell, Ben MacIntyre, Ray Hatley, Richard Beeston, Alex Benady, Nadine Meisner, Simon Jenkins, Fraser Nelson, Michael Horsnell, Michael Evans and James Landale, Kyle Smith, Michael Church, Alan Coren, Benedict Nightingale, Nigel Powell, Tom Rhodes, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Frances Gibb Legal Correspondent, Graham Kelly Chief Executive of the Football Association, Jack Bailey, Sam Kiley, Alan Stewart, Adrian Lee and Joanna Bale, Alasdair Murray, Richard Ford, Mike Rosewell, Rowing Correspondent, Stacy Sullivan,

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The Times Great Summer of Sport Test for merit in shake-up of legal aid MacKay seeks to impose cash limits Henman v Martin Index Tories turn to satire in battle over manifesto Style Woman died after doctor misread handwriting Visa trouble sends Blair's guru home Interface English pupils plummet in international maths league Veuve Clicquot Dog-faced puffers and clownfish have their day Political Sketch North Sea herring quota halved to halt species collapse Hunters, not animal rights protesters, are the true guardians of wildlife' Dixons Hint of compromise on Forces homes sell-off More police to counter criminals in Dublin News in Brief Wingate archives Farmers lose out Ballast ban Caravan view Clean break Wider remit Eurovision hosts Correction Admiral From Our Own Correspondent: Family 'curse' claims another Hemingway Beauty dies battling the beasts that tornment one of America's most famous clans Monday July 3 1961 Mr. Hemingway Dies in Gun Accident Shot in Head By a Staff Reporter: Jury shown film of aircraft hitting and killing soldier P . D. James leads scathing attack on Birt's World Service reforms Judge backs IRA man's extradition My son admitted murder says father In the Times Saturday The Ultimate Driving Machine Hospital blamed in report on woman's death A professor who investigated a patient's death from an overdose after a successful operation found seven errors made by the hospital, Dominic Kennedy reports Doctors who hid cancer biopsy error are cleared V&A friends rally to casket campaign Wimbledon hope Henman keeps the family flag flying Quater-finalist follows in footsteps of great grandmother, grandmother, grandfather and mother British Airways No Title Shake-up aims to curb £1.4bn costs of justice All will pay under government proposals aimed at getting better value from a fairer system Main Points Abbey National How public money went to 'rich and undeserving' Cases that Triggered Leagal and Debate When an unjust scheme left a winning litigant out of pocket Easy Jet Police win new rights to bug criminals MPs call for voluntary identity cards based on new driving licence Hoverspeed American socialite who loved to go shopping must make do on £8.8m Billionaire's ex-wife faces £1.5m bill for divorce challenge Noye friend questioned by police News in Brief First gas station Mother, 19, killed Wing and prayer Harriers die Blizzard death Paris weather in South is global warming forecast Warmer summers and more tourists are predicated-but so too are storms, floods and mosquitoes Forecast 2030 NELC Survey finds 90% of women think press is biased First Telecom One-time flop Jeeves soars to success on relaunch In 1975 the musical based on P. G. Wodehouse's unflappable butter was the biggest flop seen by either Andrew Lloyd Webber or Alan Ayckbourn. Now By Jeeves is back in the West End, as light-hearted as a canary on the losse, writes Benedict Nightingale Universities are biased against us, say independents Woodstock Floors Limited Renault Cars with Flair Clinical care next standard under the microscope The Government, brushing off criticisms of its league tables for hospitals, is determined to add even more assessment categories next year, Jeremy Laurance reports What the tables show An exercise in damage limitation Keep patients happy and the standard of treatment may pass unnoticedMEDICAL Briefing Toughened by traumatic merger, laid low by bugs Good and Bad When it comes to budgets, matron still knows best Step Wise Region by Region Tory admen create image of a Labour not worth buying Mawhinney's Guide to Labour Policies Daewooprice Eternal search for slogan that sticks Foolish stunt is the sign of a desperate party Riddell on Politics Apple Karadzic appears on Tv in defiance of Dayton accord Dracula fans to celebrate author's stake in a world legend Gateway2000 Picture Gallery Uniqueair Nato cannot let Kremlin draw map of Europe Commentary Ill Yeltsin needs high voter turnout to secure victory Bayer Poll jitters afflict the nouveaux riches The Elite Zyuganov falters in industrial wasteland Battleground Midland Daihatsu Corsica blast raises fears of mainland campaign Saudi terrorism threat as Rifkind holds talks (Reuter): $1bn shuttle victory Hill House Hammond Smallbone of Devizes Bargain weddings for Jews Netanyahu's jets hit base of Palestinian rebels close to Syria The Times Double life sentences for Menendez brothers Legacy of blood blinds Spain to Franco's virtues Commentary The best Clinton's popularity holds up under fire The best value Fear of Olympics attack rises as Arizona militants are seized Peace force seeks to avert genocide The best value plain paper fax you Canon (AP): Jobs bar violates EU treaty World Summary (AFP): Floods leave 300,000 homeless (Reuter): Victims of dam to get payout (Reuter): Singapore jails Bible woman (Reuter): Hitler's victims win court ruling (AP): Life for impostor who killed family Check it out A bag with bite Join the twin-set Tried and Tested Cellphones Anything Fergie can do Even the Duchess of York now thinks she can be a professional model. From this week The Times will be giving ordinary women the opportunity to modelthe latest clothes. Today Deborah Brett tries on some of the outfits she found in the sales Smart Sales Chanel Boutique Gala Fashion Evening Gianni Versace Saga Services Ltd Divorce, money and great expectations Paying the price of our alimony culture A long march to freedom in Britain A Nigerian asyfum-seeker's victory raises doubts over new immigration laws. Carol Midgley investigates ELC Early Learning Centre Gramplan Television Reform, not revolution, in the Lords Tories cannot ignore Opposition plans, says Robert Skidelsky Up the creek The Times Diary No mirror for ministers Most statesmen used to treat the press with disdain. Mr Hurd still does - but Mr Major is mesmerised Off his tree Te Times Diary Swing vote Watered down Love all Have you been goosed at four in the morning? Open Courts Legal aid proposals should improve justice for the deserving Back for Buchanan The American presidency needs a united Republican party New Jeeves, New Dangers Or what Tony told his man after the big opening night Selective schooling proposals m education White Paper MoD housing sale Legend debunked Colomberie House Flying bishops MAFF inconsistency The Wallace Collection Cash plea to win Becket's casket Roseclear ban Don't bank on it Court Circular Birthdays today Personal Column Today's royal engagements Today's events Baroness Stedman Cranleigh School Dauntsey's School Pembroke College, Oxford Anniversaries Memorial services Forthcoming marriages Premium Bonds Luncheon University news Dinner Tallow Chandlers' Company Margot Hemingway Margot Hemingway, actress and model, ws found dead in her studio in Santa Monica, California, on July 1 aged 41. She was born on February 1,1955 Personal Column Leo Nichols Leo Nichols shipping executive, died in Rangoon on June 22 aged 65. He was born on June 8,1931 Captain George Kitchin Captain George Kitchin, CBE, destroyer captain, died on June 23 aged 75. He was born on February 14,1921 Execution of Richard Parker for Mutiny Why looks can make you a loser Media, Sales & Marketing Price Waterhouse Floyd Advertising Services British agencies bounce back Advertising Emma the First Lady The Listener the News behind the Headlines Editorial Assistant Morris College of Journalism Profile Whitby Seafoods How to Make £20,000 a Year as a Travel Writer City Careers Sales Designers Earn while You Learn!!! Berlitz (UK) Ltd Accomodation and Flight inc QWill the glossies switch to TV? Popular magazines such as Vogue and GQ may soon be allowed to reinvent themselves for the small screen. Alexandra Frean reports Aids spotlight refocuses on homosexual arena After years of misdirected health pleas media coverageis swithing from the low-risk heterosexual community, says Kyle Smith The door is closing on press freedom Festive Holidays Limited News The Times Crossword No 20,210 Business Times Weathercall AirUK In the Times Property Metal broker suspends 3 in copper inquiry LME founder acts in Tokyo Delta warns of new stock writedown KKR to back bid for Pearson titles Getty strikes it rich for Rothschild Arts Credit Suisse to shed 5,000 jobs Picture Gallery Boots expansion to boost jobs Sport Richemont International Limited Scrap Tecs, urges secret report Television and Radio Business Today Bumper Lloyd's profit predicted Offshore accounts closer American Opportunity Trust Plc British Gas launches new attack over price controls BCC urges politicians to resist cutting tax British Chambers of Commerce National Conference From a Correspondent: Digital shake-up to cost 7,000 jobs US rate rise hangs in balance By our Industrial Editor: Opt-out did not decide Siemens Uk investment Caspian's £29m nets Leeds Utd New chief is named at National Savings PepsiCo chief quits Vodafone chief's rise Orange numbers grow Cookson acquisition MPs to quiz airlines Hartstone hit by US loss Dixon Motors cash call Tourist Rates Inchcape South West to face foul water lawsuit Business Roundup Diy approach to Wickes accounts Vital warnings that were disregarded Facing up to the Ofgas onslaught 'Independent' directors who may not be Pennington Berkeley gives election warning Profits hit new heights at Atkins Marston's in branded pubs drive Inspirations slides Lucent Technologies Commodities Liffe Options Renamed Argyll launches ?207m share buyback Stock Market London Financial Futures Money Rates (%) European Money Deposits (%) Gold/precious Metals (Baird & Co) Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Major Indices Recent Issues Rights Issues Major Changes Berkeley Marston Safeway Dollar Rates Other Sterling FT-SE Volumes Improved formula Tempus Wall Street Grants go for a double The Times City Diary Mexican waif Tap on the head Lloyd's on form Business agencies focus on their position in the future Calls for support by small firms are likely to continue, says Phillip Bassett Many small businesses still have not heard of the Business Link network Woolwich and John Stewart well matched Time for MMC inquiry and more radical proposals on TransCo regulation Price of water Comeback is beckoning for the forgotten friendly society Sara McConnell sees self-help welfare climbing the agenda The idea is that individuals would have their own pot of benefit money that they could transfer Beeson Gregory Limited The Times Unit Trust Information Service Ascot Equities mark time IWC Homes with the Tardis touch How does a growing family join the race without moving? Rachel Kelley offers a fes tips Moving the sitting room upstairs can make sense Balearics Capdella Canada Lands Company Limited Barbados Multiple Classified Advertising Items Turning a house upside down Amanda Loose on the designer who changed a kitchen into a bedroom Limassol Auvergne Multiple Classified Advertising Items Author's House in Normandy Barratt International Resorts Normandy Bargain Multiple Classified Advertising Items Part Exchange to the Cote D'azur Multiple Classified Advertising Items Algarve New lease of life for masterpiece Listing is sought for a south London Goldfinger building Multiple Classified Advertising Items Maida Vale W9 Lew Hoad Chelsea, SW10 Multiple Classified Advertising Items Chiswick K W Resorts Ltd Loft Apartment, London Hamptons International Berkeley Homes North of the Thames Multiple Classified Advertising Items Unique Britannia Village Multiple Classified Advertising Items South of the Thames Barnes Putney SW15 Putney Battersesa St Marys Grove SW13 Clapham Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items A Quality Lifestyle Hamptons Multiple Classified Advertising Items Fairclough Homes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Rural Country House Strutt & Parker The Times Hertfordshire Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hickstead The rise and rise of the male secretary After a century of female domination, computer-literate men are beginning to wrest the job back, reports Jennai Cox La Cr?me de la Crème Schroders Thames Postgraduate Medical and Dental Education Multiple Display Advertising Items Don't Miss SECRETARY/PA Kleinwort Benson Polaroid Senior Secretary P. 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SECRETARY/PA BBC Charity appointments ACME appointments Executive Secretary Metrodome Films Plc Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Angela Mortimer Susan Hamilton Personnel Global Markets Recruitment Limited Crone Corkill PA/OFFICE Admin Arts Publicity Gordon Yates Hays Banking Personnel Pan European Recruitment Crone Corkill Secretarial & Temporary appointments JKA Resource Management Aldrich & Co Ltd Prelude Executive Selection Limited Greythorn Plc Crone Corkill Antiques Multiple Display Advertising Items Don't Miss Multiple Display Advertising Items Victoria Wall Associates Hob Stones Recruitment Maine - Tucker Recruitment Consultants Multiple Display Advertising Items WA ROC Recruitment Maine - Tucker Recruitment Consultants The World's Most Famous Club Personal Assistants Jonathan Wren ROC Recruitment Maine - Tucker Recruitment Consultants Fotostop Express Ltd The Carousel Consultancy Ltd Jonathan Wren Crone Corkill Lifeline a Helping Hand in Recruitment An Ideal Job Maine - Tucker Recruitment Consultants Meridian Associates Microsoft Word an advantage Jonathan Wren International Media Co Rainbow Recruitment Multiple Display Advertising Items Administrative Créme Administrator/bookkeeper for Prestigious Shop Thorman Hunt & Co Ltd Office Administrator Manpower Multiple Classified Advertising Items Joyce Guiness Partnership Receptionist/Sales Asst SECRETARY/PA Courtney & Co Rec Cons Close Brothers Group Investment Division PA/ADMINISTRATOR West End Art Dealer PC/Mac Training St James's College Part-Time Vacancies Multiple Classified Advertising Items La Creme Administrative Crème Middleton Jeffers Recruitment Limited Richard Birchall Associates Fdml Super Secretaries Multiple Classified Advertising Items Designer Jeweller Multiple Classified Advertising Items No Title Multiple Classified Advertising Items Segal Recruitment Hoare Lea & Partners Covent Garden Bureau Mayfair £16K+ Joyce Guiness Partnership Receptionist/telephonist Multiple Classified Advertising Items Recruitment Consultants Media Clients Administrator Tempting Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Non-Secretarial Bilingual Grosvenor Bureau Recruitment Consultants Manage and Co-Ordinate Corporate Relocations Covent Garden Bureau Administrator / Secretary Multiple Display Advertising Items Medical Secretary/p. A. Part Time Operations Assistant / Administrator Has 'feel-good 'factor arrived? Commercial Property Multiple Display Advertising Items Cambridgeshire, UK Office Furniture Co in Receivership Multiple Display Advertising Items GA Conrad Ritblat Humberts Leisure Anderson Associates UTB United Trust Bank Limited Multiple Classified Advertising Items Charles Speight Limited Nigel King & Company Leisure in Liverpool Moledene Lettings Business Design Centre Islington London Workspace Christo & Co Serviced Offices Licensed Premises Prime Chelsea Restaurant Kensington High Street Film Gone way out, far-out West Michael Church on how William Blake gave Jim Jarmusch a hand with his new film Drawn to a neglected essential Visual Art: Isabel Carlisle and (below right) Hilary Finch paint two pictures of the Roya; Academy's new, and old, passion Visual Art The anatomy of a lesson Tomorrow The Times Choice Entertainments Today's Choice A dally guide to arts and entertainment complled by Gillian Maxey Theatre Guide Jeremy Kingston's assessmtn of theatre showing in London Cinema Guide Geoff Brown's assessment of films in London and (where indlcated with the symbol) on release across the country Choice Famous Belgian steps up Nadine Meisner meets the leading Choreographer Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker Choice Dance More Major Acts to Be Announced Theatre Mint set on a budget Opera Idomeneo The Times the Theatre Club This Week's Offers On tour Join now Opera Weekend Theatre Scoundrel sold short Theatre: Henry James adapted; Ken Campbell in top form; and dull tragedyThe Aspern Papers Wyndham's The Aspern Papers Wyndham's Prankster in his prime Theatre Stories Royal Court Weak reflections Medea in the Mirror Brixton Shaw The Times Opera Music Classical Choice A guide to the best recordings, presented injunction Second Degree: Postgraduate courses for 1996-97 Key to Listings Breakfast-time showdown for club colleagues Bowling Order for Henley Regatta Sheehan on Bridge Word-Watching Winning Move Keene on Chess Billington set for Atlanta Equestrianism Harlequins to sign Cabannes Rughby Union Hoddle sounds out his former mentor Football Roche peddling idea of taking Tour to Ireland Cycling Tour Details Riders plan for heat of the battle Cycling My Euro 96 Diaries A potentially golden moment ruined by an excitable Home Secretary; a battle to prisethe Prime Minister away from the television Managing the impossible job Coming Soon: Terry Venables's Exclusive Account of the Highs and Lows of the Euro 96 Campaign In the second extract from his book, The Best Gume in the World, Terry Venables analyses the qualities required to become a great manager Casualties of media crossfire Shaamit withdrawn from Eclipse Racing: Haggas Delays Derby Winner's Clash with Older Generation until King George Nap: Dear Life (7.50 Epsom) Nb: Another Batchworth (8.50 Espom) Yarmouth Market Rasen Results from Yesterday's Two Meetings Folkestone Catterick Epsom Catterick Specialists Rapid Raceline Property Knight Frank Collingtree Park Paradise cottage The Best Of Both Worlds In Retirement Martin presents Henman with mountainous task Tennis Picture Gallery Scotland Family Home Blackboys Undoubtably One Om the Finest Houses on the South… Michael Chandler Frics Wales Wiltshire N. 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Gapp St Johns Wood NW8 Rural Country House Results from the All Championships Today's Order of Play Wimbledon 96 Stich unravels as Krajicek ties up fourth-round win Tennis: Dutchman Takes Restrained View of Success For the Record Word-Watching NatWest By our Sports Staff: Jensen wins appeal for sporting new look Flavells fortunes running smoothly Sarah Potter on the woman cricketer driving England players to distraction How to get up to 30% off air fares in one minute,… Cambridge battered by Bradman scholar Cricket Sooreboard England recall Brittin Leaping First-Class Averages Fixtures Cricket Lewis puts bid on table In Brief Radio 1 Radio 2 Radio 5 Live Talk Radio Radio 3 All's well that ended well Radio Choice World Service Classic FM Virgin Radio Radio 4 Buffalo, chimpanzees and, of course, an elk Review BBC1 Satellite and Cable Football Big time beckons as Henman courts centre stage On Court Pierce made to pay for loss of concentration Date sets up Semi-final with Graf Times Two Crossword Taylor's tribute to heir apparent AlixRamsay meets the last British player to reach the men's singles semi-finals ARC Racing Are You Being Bugged The Times Compu Serve Spaceman gets down to Earth Hi-Grade The financial wizard that will cut costs Database that keeps doctors informed Times Interface New system overcomes teething problems Computers have put byte on dentures, as Andrew Emmerson reports Workers who can order groceries off the shop floor Chris Patridge on how a firm has plugged into the supermarket For rapid results UK Ukonline Yet again, Disney shows the right hunch for what technology offers A giant leap at the Atlanta Olympics Focus on Phones: It's good to talk, and the worldwide techonology to help you is making ever more connections Miniature memories, big brains Want to find the best restaurant in town for dinner? Ask your phone and it will tell you. Nigel Powell explains Prestel on-line I cannot tell a lie; it's not a tree Wanadoo connects French to the web Eye to eye with a real Twister Hollywood brews up a storm as scientists finally catch a tornado Dell Step one for beginners Dr Keyboard How to enter the chatting classes Buzzwords PC World Pirates meet their match in holograms The music, games and software industries deploy a new weapon Prison tests stop signature fraud Look after yourself on-screen Set sail on a voyage of hi-tech discovery Dorothy Walker on the newest ways to learn IT Tiny Computers Ltd It's the grail thing New Canon package gives solar electricity The bug-free way to mind y Cover Story: In the hi-tech Nineties, few firms are safe from the dreaded data thief. Ray Hatley gets expert a Dishonest staff are the majo today. 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