News from 24/01/1997
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Alyn Shipton, Stephen Woodard, Director, Festus Mogae, Tom Pendry, Andrew Pierce, Political Correspondent, Iain R. Webb, Andrew Pierce, Jeremy Laurance, Richard Ford, Home Correspondent, Joan Guriras, Richard Sharpe, Editor, David Rhys Jones, Robert Miller, Banking Correspondent, John Stansell, Daniel McGRORY, Philip Howard, Carol Midgley, Ian Murray, Jeremy Kingston, George Sivell, Denis Newson, Lerisse Smith, Lynne Truss, Peingeondjabi Titus Shipoh, Morag Preston, Tom Walker, Geoff Brown, Robert Sheehan, Bridge Correspondent, Robert Miller, David McMurray and Susan Elkin, Janet Bush, Philip Bassett and George Sivell, Paul DeVILE (Chief Veterinar Officer), Bryan Lemar, Robin Watson, Shirley English, D. J. W. Bridge, Hidipo Hamutenya, E. Hurer, Chairman, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Richard Evans, Racing Correspondent, Ruth Gledhill Religion Correspondent, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Robin Young, Amanda Loose, Michael Clark, Jeremy Laurance, Health Correspondent, Anatole Kaletsky, Andimba Toivo Ya Toivo, P. T. Meta, R. V. Munden, Quentin Letts, Onno Van Buren, Baledzi Gaolathe, Colin McQUILLAN, Peter Barnard, Ros Drinkwater, Michael Binyon Diplomatic Editor, John Hennessy, Bjorn Graf Finck Von Finckenstein, Alice Thomson and David Charter, Nigel Williamson, Paul Durman, H. W. Cooke, William Jory, Dennis Berry, Angel Tordesillas, Anne Raisman, Lin Jenkins, Gabriella Gamini, Barry Millington, Abdool Sattar aboobakar, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, Gillian Bowditch, Scotland Correspondent, Raymond Keene, Alan Lee, Cricket Correspondent, Alix Ramsay, Paul Wilkinson, Ketane Sithole, Simon Strickland, Tim Congdon, Nigel Hawkes, Bronwen Maddox, PHS, Eric Reguly, Oliver Holt, Damian Whitworth, Roger Boyes, David Crosby, Chairman, Oliver August, Carol Mortished, Andrew Pierce Political Correspondent, Malcolm C. Walker, Chairman and Chief Executive, Valerie Elliott, Whitehall Editor, Richard Duce, Louis Nchindo, Philip Webster Political Editor, Jason Nisse, Christopher Walker, Chris Parker, Jason Nissé, Kathryn Knight, Susan Elkin, Matthew Parris, Russell Jenkins, Caitlin Moran, Walter Gammie, Peter Riddell, Ian Brodie, Brian Glanville, Ben Macintyre, David Sinclair, Fraser Nelson, V. Markides, Benedict Nightingale, Nick Messinger, Editor, John B. Harris, Tom Rhodes, Rosemary Russell, Marianne Curphey, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Dennis A. Wilby, P. R. Smith, Richard Morrison, Michael Binyon, Diplomatic Editor, , Valerie Grove, Michael Henderson, Alasdair Murray, Matthew Bond, Roy Blackbeard, David Loshak, David magang, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Christine Buckley, Industrial Correspondent,
ResumoHigh Fashion and High Jinks Kensington comeback for Alan Clark Pledge to be 'seemly and proper' Pledge to be 'seemly and proper' Man freed over 'tape confession' Market hits high Index Drugs girl, 15, died after transplant was refused Playground Soldiers Trial of IRA men is abandoned because of article A Suede Revival Bass Tomorrow Major rules out joining the euro in 1999 An election fizz crackles through the air Political Sketch The Gary Glitter of politics finds it's good to be back Clark, the maverick former minister with a chequered past, returns for encore Crown Computer Products Church joins protest against bugging Bill Pavarotti 'planning music college on Eigg' New in Brief Union revival at GCHQ Pub change postponed 'Jackpot winner' arrested Solicitors' bills set to rise Veterans' council tax victory 'Suicide pact' lesbian jailed Boat boy's body found Accountancy results The Royal Bank of Scotland Husband's 'poison confession' to wife ruled inadmissible Store worker, 77, beats sell-by date BT Internet Sister joins coup at Whitaker's Vicar cleared of sex charge after evidence of accuser's delusions By a Staff Reporter: Driver fined for dozing in queue Radio 1 to serve northern breakfast Police smash gang which smuggled Turks into Britain 5,000 immigrants entered illegally Dixons Ford faces national strike vote over jobs Children should keep away from pets treated for fleas Medical Briefing Voyages of Discovery Arts grants of £186m attract criticism Cold War scientist 'was killed by Soviet hitmen' French authorities allowed illiterate farmer to be scapegoat for Drummond murder, author claims Laundryman died in tumble dryer Swiftcall The Great Big Halifa X Vote Labour and anti-gun lobby condemn cadet force plan Hoping for a change in the weather, or a note from mother Alan Hamilton (Combined Cadet Force, 1st Battalion The Royal Scots, 1957-58) recalls his days in uniform Homebase How the sixth form seized an armoury and shut a school A little-known mutiny shook a Hampshire school in 1957. Robin Young took part Camelot Pinter's sinister tale still has the power to shock Benedict Nightingale first reviewed Harold Pinter's The Homecoming at its premiere 32 years ago. Last night he saw the National Theatre revival The Link Princess's private assistant leaves job News in Brief Record RSI payout Lecturers vote for action Street preachers win Girls to have pink Lego Salvation Army appeal Commando not guilty Wally Whyton dies Major meets his match Firemen cut off false leg CGA Direct Allied Dunbar Police win right to ban protests on public roads The Dolphin bathroom shop Equality advances at a slow trot after peace talks on Hawick ride Judge frees man who made toy gun threat Prosper direct Legal bill for kitchen could be £150,000 Fruit gets smaller to tempt children Weedend Shopping Cold sores linked with greater risk of Alzheimer's An attempt to eradicate HIV by using a combination of drugs early in the infection may be working. After a year of treatment, no trace of the virus could be found in the blood or semen of 20 HIV-postive men. But traces in the lymph glands meant it was too soon to stop the drugs. the results were reported by David Ho. of the Aaron Diamond Aids Research Centre in New York, who is treating the men with AZT. 3TC and one of the new drugs known as protease inhibitors Blood clots cure cancer in mice Everest Fit the Best Easy Reach Messeging Services Astronomers see birth of star, 5,000 light-years away Civil Service chief steered yacht plan through Cabinet Do It All Tories to revive 'demon eyes' campaign Major's EMU shift puts focus on Blair and Brown Riddell on Politics Final Notice Apple Ageing Germans seek referendum in anti-euro fight Pensioner power and memory of Weimer hyper-inflation spell trouble for Chancellor Magnet Rifkind argues for nation state Our Foreign Staff: Police in rebel town fight to keep grip on media for Milosevic Taxation reform could prove pitfall for Kohl The Times (AFP): Swiss to aid victims of Holocaust News in Brief (Reuter): Panda poachers The last post (Reuter): Zaire attack Greek protest (AFP): Off the airwaves Apple Vichy chief loses battle to escape Holocaust trial (Reuter): Court clears Bardot over racism claim Time Cash grants are dished out to France's 'artistic' chefs From Reuter: Albania outlaws pyramid fund operators Thomas Cook British staff sent home after sale of visas in Nigeria FBI chief accuses Saudis over bomb Woodstock Floors Limited Maples Warning to Arafat by Israel Clinton under fire over aide's help for Asian funder Fiat Picture Gallery Albright makes US history Americans angry after Cuba signs pact with Canada 'Choosing your Independent School' Grounded pilots sue for right to fly past 60 CNN expects to have man in Havana US lawsuit unveils duty-free tycoon as Sinn Fein donor Annan secures US debt pledge Two accused of soap star's death go on trial B&Q Reuter: OJ Simpson lawyer accuses police of prejudice Go wild or stay sober? Paris Couturiers are in a quandary. Iain R. Webb reveals how they resolve it in the spring collections The Sunday Times PGL A case of more clout than pout Other sex kittens have come and gone, but in Claudia Cardinale's case the cat has grown into a tigress Thomson Cruises Joining the resistance in the Big Apple As murder and mugging rates fall and victims turn mean, street crime in New York has become unfashionable, says Quentin Letts Admiral A word in your ear, Mr Clarke Stop waiting and start seeing, says Tim Congdon Proops scoops Picture Gallery All-party witch-hunt The proposed paedophile register demeans us all and will protect no one Euro-cake Real stew Vestments Cadet corps has many pleasures, all of them incidental Ruling out Labour should now step up to the Tory line Rifkind's Soapbox A voter-friendly British message for jobless Europe Unstable Policy The arts need national popularity more than lottery money Fear of genetically modified foods Leaving hospital Winning colours Tide of opinion on proposal to replace Britannia European integration Rabies and quarantine Athens and Ankara Comparative art Soft fruit? Water buffalo Court Circular Royal engagements Reception Oxford & Bermondsey Club Merseyside Lieutenancy Admiral Arthur Phillip Appointment Personal Column Memorial services Birthdays today Latest wills Dinners Appointments in the Forces All Tickets! Tickets Markson Planos Forthcoming marriages Anniversaries Bath-Knight Worldcall 'Colonel' Tom Parker " Colonel" Tom Parker, promoter and agent of Elvis Presley, died on Janauary 21 aged 87. He was born on June 26,1909 Personal Column Flightseats Capital Flights Embassy Flight Centre Faresavers Southbank International School Jetworld Airlink Worldwide The British Kidney Patient Association The Times Myfanwy Piper Myfanwy Piper, art critic and librettist, died on Janauary 18 aged 85. She was born on March 28.1911 Picture Gallery On this Day Sir Tobias Rodgers. Bt Sir Tobias Rodgers, 2nd Baronet, antiquarian bookseller, died in London on January 19 after a haemorrahage aged 56. He was Born on July 2, 1940 News The Times Crossword No 20,385 Business AirUK AA Information Tomorrow Picture Gallery Inside Section Investor beats society in court over uncompetitive rate City relieved over drop in sterling SIB chief will not seek new term Sega loins forces to revive Sonic boom Economics Cook in £79m buyout bid to thwart Triplex Lloyd Healthcare PepsiCo splits off Pizza Hut Sport Bonuses fuel top homes market Canon Television and Radio Business Today Old Lady Fresh blood Boeing to develop 800-seat superjumbo Magnox shake-up to shed workers Lloyds Bank Bank reinforces warning to lenders on standards Return to Morgan Grenfell now unlikely, says Horlick 'Big Six' accused of acting as cartel London Clubs pulls off Las Vegas coup British target high-rollers on the strip in ground-breaking deal Chief of 3i to take early retirement Halifax picks Cazenove Celsis in Unilever deal Tax demand poser British Land placement Manhattan scheme New project for Ulster Lookers' new look Ryland turnover rises Parkland lifts interim Banking sector to create over 400 jobs Business Roundup Tourist Rates William Cook—The Movie Benefits that come from a hostile takeover Big Six agreement under fire Fresh outbreak of Japanese video wars Medeva alliance with Peptide boosts shares Siemens Nixdorf Menswear mars picture at Burton Morland expands food interests Protest over Airtours scheme fails Commodities Shares soar as exporters welcome fall in sterling Stock Market Major Indices Morland Burton Called to account Tempus It's not the real thing United we stand Branching out All Heart Fortunes netted in the soccer club boardroom Jason Nisse on the football fat cats triumphing off the pitch Controversy conceals a sound agenda Logic may fare badly in parts of the IPPR report, but it contains some useful insights The Times Educational Supplement The Times Unit Trust Information Service Coventry Building Society Another record for shares Swalec British Funds Tenancy is matrimonial asset Choosing the designated local authority Relevant considerations for binding over after acquittal The Times Judgment after consent order Exchange rate irrelevant for gains tax Solicitors' fees from divorce award Incestuous birth not a personal injury Scots Law Report January 24 1997 Outer House Norwich Union Symptoms good, but when's the recovery? Jeremy Laurance, Health Correspondent, introduces a four-page report on the state of the medical insurance market Prime Health NHS trusts may launch own paybed schemes Why prevention is better than a costly cure Ros Drinkwater reports on how industry has realised it has a vested interest in employees' health Saga Services Ltd HSA Direct Super-Plan When the dentist is a friend, not foe What do the private dental healthcare plans offer? Exeter Friendly Society Choosing the right private policy for you John Stansell examines the increasing number of options open to companies and individuals wishing to be part of the private care sectorJohn Stansell examines the increasing number of options open to companies and individuals wishing to be part of the private care sector The NHS's improving performance may be ending How will we be cared for in our later years? David Loshak looks at insurance to protect us in our old age BUPA Nursing homes set for boom in business Amanda Loose reports on the Government's Government's push to give independent nursing and residential homes the task of caring for the old Legal & General PPP healthcare Giving patients more choice in healthcare John Stansell on the growth of private medical insurance Rescued, but it's a lottery The Arts Council has thrown a lifeline to some of its debt-swamped clients. Richard Morrison reports Thanx for the energy Theatre Flesh Battersea Arts Centre How to silence the piledrivers Concert: The Philharmonia excel under Gergiev at the Festival Hall Funding Theatre The Times Music And the Winners are Tomorrow Cinema Guide Geoff Brown's assessment of films in London and (where indicated with the symbol) on release across the country Art Galleries Choice Weekend Choice Theatre Guide Jeremy Kingston's assessment of theatre showing in London Pop Four Free spirits Pop Albums: Bona-fide blasting, hairy, heavy rock is back, and Reef have it sussed, says David Sinclair Pop The Times Pop Chorus of the Apple Jazz Albums Welcome back, Brettpop Suede were mammoth, then they were rubbished, and now they're hot again. David Sinclair takes to their leader Give us passion, not precision Get our of the studios and record your next track in the bathroom to rediscover some rock'n'roll excitement, says Caitlin Moran Pop The Times Next Week Kingston's king of skank steps out Reggae Ernest Ranglin Jazz Café, NW1 Jam without gel Jazz Theman, Weller and Barnes Warwick Arts Centre Next Week Wymondham College Worksop College The Godolphin School Mill Hill School The Arts Educational School St. Mary's School Wantage St Mary's School Queen Anne's School Sherborne School for Girls Walhampton School Rickmansworth Masonic School Gordonstoun School Aldenham School St. Lawrence College Bedgebury School Charterhouse Sexey's School Durham School Adams' Grammar School St Teresa's Duke of Kent School St. Helen's School Multiple Display Advertising Items Lincoln Minster School Boarding schools fight back David McMurray and Susan Elkin report from the front line of an educational sector that is changing its old image Fathers have handed over the role of decision-maker to their wives and children Boarding Schools Bromsgrove School Benenden puts itself in focus Multiple Display Advertising Items Looking for a good boarding school? Shrewsbury School Stonar School Hurtwood House Gabbitas Educational Consultants (Cambridge Arts & Sciences) St. John's College Choir Cambridge Worth IT Information Technology Network St Paul's Cathedral Cholr School Stanbridge Earls School Independent Education Dulwich Preparatory School Malvern College Sir Roger Manwood's School Bedford High School The Kings School Gloucester John Catt Educational Ltd SIBS Ltd Free Info Pack Kingham Hill School State Boarding Information Service Language Courses Roedean St Mary's School Ascot See Europe Limited Bethany School St Elphin's School The Multimedia ISIS Guide 1997 ISBI The Database Mums and dads need to figure it out Parents are the ones who need help with maths lessons, says Rosemary Russell Cardiff University Alleyn's School Dulwich Filton College Bristol Battle Abbey School The British International Boarding School Posts Lectureships The University of Sheffield Oxford Caster Courses Rowan Preparatory School 1936 Easter Revision Language Courses Abroad Easter Revision at Cats Ashbourne Independent Sixth Form College Harrow School Cranfield University University of Southampton Oxford and County Business College Take the Strain out of A-Level & Gcse Revision Department for Education and Employment Oxford Tutorial College Devonshire House School Easter Revision Abbey Davies Laing & Dick College Exam Techniques Warwick Preparatory School Hertford & Jesus Colleges Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Finding Favre in heart of the South Oliver Holt on the boy from the backwoods tracking Super Bowl glory Sheehan on Bridge Word-Watching Winning Move Keene on chess Gateway2000 Safety first for terrace return Hard on Henman Victims of war Angry French ban Tournaire then accuse Irishmen Rugby Union Howell left to regret late slips Golf For the Record Corkill made to suffer for lapses in concentration Bowls Berger announces grand ambition Ceron tests London's street credibility Athletics: Mexican May Not Defend Title after Run of Three Wins Leading women progress swiftly through ranks Squash Solace for Gottfried in England call-up In Brief Scorching task Jaunty Rhodes Modern title Urmanov cuts through confusion to snatch title Ice Skating England's hopes of medal rise Hockey Stansted grounded by bureaucracy Racing: Ruling Complicates Plans for Transportation of Long-Haul Challengers Uttoxeter Results from Yesterday's Four Meetings Rapid Raceline Folkestone Southwell Doncaster Italy will dance to a different tune at Wembley Brian Glanville finds England's opponents giving little away before World Cup qualifier Tandy Wimbledon remain the true princes at Palace Crystal clear conclusion after seeing two sides of Selhurst Park Clubs move in pursuit of Signori Leaders prepare for decisive clash Non-League Football by Walter Gammie Word-Watching A milestone at Ambridge Radio Choice Doom, disaster and dirty deeds, as usual Review BBC1 Satellite and Cable Picture Gallery American Football England lose their sense of direction Atherton's forceful game-plan undermined by bowlers' inaccuracy Times Two Crossword Chang succumbs to Moya's flair Hingis reaches final frontier First Telecom Golf By our Racing Staff: McCoy's fall may rule him out of Festival Under the hammer The Botswanan Government is moving toward privatisation of state-owned industries as part of its plans to boost the economy over the next five years Sell-offs will bring efficiency This supplement was produced for the Times by… Private View Pipe Dreams Come True Drive for double diamonds Britain to keep aid at £3m High Flyer Holidays The Grand Palm Contents Diversification is key Incentives include 80% of labour bills paid EU aid for economy Introduction Budget increase for education Debswana Botswana plans sustained growth Botswana Development Corporation aims to strengthen country's economic position in southern Africa Global economic role 'by 2000' Growth of Botswana's economy has been slow, but acceleration is expected Central bank set to double profit Recent troubles for the rand test the mettle of Botswana's open economy 'Every year we have a tussle with the Imf' Stability aids good business climate Investment aided by economic development Brighter future ahead, says minister Hyundai expand for export Fifty million dollar plant in Gaborone will supply new Hyundai marketing arm in South Africa Botswana Eagle Insurance Company Limited Botswana Development Corporation Limited Beef market recovering from cattle lung disease Agriculture Eu consumer confidence is low, but sales are still profitable Electricity giant brings power to the people Botswana set to plug in to the Southern African Power Pool by 1998 Shell fuels development Industry/energy Largest retail operator provides community and environmental aid Botswana Building Society Privatising transit links Future development and upkeep of system will be dealt with by private sector Plans to Introduce road user charges Botswana's pipe dreams become a reality Industry/infrastructure Water will be flowing through high-tech pipes by early 1999 The search goes on... Propects are 'good' for further exploitation resources Anglo American are actively prospecting Why diamonds are Botswana's best friend Industry/mining Diamond mining remains the backbone of the Botswanan economy Ministry of Mineral Resources and Water Affairs The Department of Tourism Botswana Vaccine Institute (Pty) Ltd New face of tourism Visitors bring an influx of wealth that Botswana is keen to encourage Fact File Tourism Botswana Power Corporation Namibia Trading Partners Wonder Walvis Searching the sea for diamonds Industry Growth Contents Seven years of progress An enviable record of peace and stability Shaking off the colonial shadow Introduction As the Namibia of President Nujoma (above) approaches its eighth anniversary of independence, links with South Africa remain strong Outlook good despite last year's setbacks Growth averages 3.5 per cent over the last six years Economy Hunt for the deep water diamonds DBM has won the battle for economic viability Kaleidoscope of Diversity Norwegian companies exploring for oil offshore… Economic strategy gathers new pace Investment Government aims to decrease reliance on traditional exports Export speeds port growth New Walvis economic zone stimulates local business Major boost needed for rail network Subsidies for roads mean a transport imbalance Fast-track city Namibia's capital is now developing rapidly Kalahari highway The Trans-Kalahari crossing is underway A more commercial approach to transport Air Namibia TransNamib Shell make 'significant' gas find A possible world-class energy resource is being examined at Namibia's offshore Kudu gasfield Commercial Bank of Namibia Mining sees increased investor interest Sector is buoyant as diamond output rises Picture Gallery New pride in power Tapping into regional grid helps out during drought Industry sector must grow Enterprise zones make manufacturing more attractive Partnership at work National Chamber of Commerce aims to be a vehicle for dialogue NovaNam Ltd Fishing Taking the road to recovery Namibia is striving to overcome the effects of an environmental double whammy that struck two of its most important export The need is to find new markets and diversify Responsible lending Projects aiding Namibia's development are given serious attention Ostrich breeding has huge potential Central bank gets Namibian boss Banking Reserves insufficient to support de-link with the rand Ties remain until economy builds and diversifies Banking structure is 'well-developed' Incentives essential to attract investors, says bank chief Enterprise zones 'a great idea' Far from the madding crowd Vast open spaces and a tiny population await visitors Large areas of Namibia are as yet unexplored Fact File
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