News from 28/05/1997
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Alyn Shipton, Anthony Harris, Tunku Varadarajan, Iain R. Webb, Albert Calland, Chris Ward, Rob Hughes, Patience Wheatcroft City Editor, Simon Barnes, Richard Ford, Home Correspondent, Alexandra Frean Local Government Correspondent, Giles Whittell and Richard Cleroux, Gabriella Gamini, South America Correspondent, Mark Souster, Inigo Gilmore, Harvey Elliott, Sarah Crossing, Ivo Tennant, Gavin Lumsden, Matt Wolf, Philip Howard, Dina Shiloh, Jeremy Kingston, Joanna Bale, James Bone, Amy Alexander-Church, George Sivell, Peter Foster, Carl Mortished, Richard Eaton, Gillian Maxey, Simon Wilde, Roger Maynard, David McGrath, Tom Walker, Henry Thoresby, Christine Buckley Industrial Correspondent, Ewan Phillips, Robert Sheehan, Bridge Correspondent, Hillary Clinton, Bernard Levin, H. L. Calvert, Pat Gibson, Valerie Elliott, Stewart Tendler Crime Correspondent, Defence Correspondent, Ann Scanlon, John Monks, Shirley English, Alistair K. Birch, Andrew Mott, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Nicholas Booth, Richard Evans, Racing Correspondent, Audrey Magee Ireland Correspondent, Jason Niss?, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Peter Waymark, V. S. Anthony, Secretary, Jill Sherman Chief Political Correspondent, Michael Clark, Eve-Ann Prentice, John Young, E. N. Gaskell Syms, Roy O. Davies, David Balcombe, John Kavanagh, Deborah Collcutt, Tom Rhodes and Arthur Leathley, Nigella Lawson, Michael Theodoulou and Roger Maynard, Daniel McGrory, Nigel Williamson, Paul Durman, Philip Bassett, Brenda Maddox, P. H. S., Richard Thomson and Eric Reguly, Father Times, Paul Sexton, Barry Millington, John Grigsby, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, Jenny Moss, Gillian Bowditch, Scotland Correspondent, Adam Jones, Clive Parker, Susan J. Cross, Raymond Keene, David Charter, Education Correspondent, Adam Sage, Alan Lee, Cricket Correspondent, Paul Wilkinson, Chris Partridge, Marcus Binney Architecture Correspondent, Richard Evans, Caroline Merrell, Craig Seton, Nick Goodall, Damian Whitworth, Roger Boyes, Sarah Cunningham, Ian Murray Medical Correspondent, Nick Read, Director, Oliver Holt, Football Correspondent, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Glen Owen, Geof Wheelwright, Christopher Thomas, Eileen McCabe, Sara McConnell, Iola Smith, Christopher Walker, Jason NISSe, Brian MacArthur, Tim Hames, Kathryn Knight, Srikumar Sen Boxing Correspondent, Kevin McCarra, Gavin Hadland, Anjana Ahuja, Christine Webb, Alan Lee, Michael Evans, Ben MacIntyre and our Foreign Staff, Ben MacIntyre, Ray Hatley, Richard Beeston, Brian Glanville, David Crawford, Patricia Koza, Charles Pattie, Simon Jenkins, Fraser Nelson, Jason Cowley, Martin Waller, Alan Coren, Christopher Warman, Daniel Rosenthal, Nigel Powell, Tom Rhodes, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Marianne Curphey, Stephen Dalton, I. M. Hughes, Michael Evans Defence Correspondent, David Powell, Michael Henderson, Stuart Housden, Director, Michael Theodoulou and Tom Rhodes, Robin Lodge, Marcia MacLeod, Alasdair Murray, Valerie Elliott Whitehall Correspondent, Matthew Bond, Edward Gorman Sailing Correspondent, Dr Keyboard, Richard Ford, Melanie Walker, Christopher Irvine, Michael Binyon, Diplomatic Editor, and Michale Evans, Defence Correspondent, Christine Buckley, Industrial Correspondent,
ResumoIndex Russia and Nato bury the Cold War Summit sets up security partnership Picture Gallery Record fines for egg theft Index Class size limits will end parental choice, say heads New Labour, new habitat for design guru Conran Index Speculators urged to stop early EMU Index Clinton ordered to face sex claim case Organza Index Clarke urges Tories to present a united front E. coli food poison cases head for a 25 per cent rise Scots falling victim to the love of meat Z Zurich Municipal Labour produces another gain Britain has two sites for war poison, says MoD Concorde fares soar as economy takes off Correction Homebase Nurse arrested over intensive-care deaths News in Brief Health trust must pay Minister to go to court Playgroup bans boy, 3 Ear-cuffing PC quits Two held in heroin raid Hunt for girl's killer Bully girls' attack drove schoolmate to commit suicide Nurse's brother rejects clemency Painter studies art of revenge Man drowns saving boy in quarry Britain's lost children head for home AST Computer Apple 'Ancient' Christian amulet feared to be hoax BUPA CareFinder Father drops legal challenge to stop wife's abortion A sunny name for McAliskey baby Abbey National Portrait of a man who has won ?12m Sainsbury's Gay couple seek lesbians to have a shared baby Straw eases rules for immigrants Do you hate labour? Prime Health Thieves raid castle's strongroom Women conquer ice treadmill to reach Pole BT How to stop commuting and work from home Clintons' wish to have fun in London ties tourist chiefs in knots Diplomats join editor in race for Washington post DIAL-a-PHONE Daihatsu A Lutyens palace where prestige still reigns The British Embassy remains one of the most influential in Washington. The new Ambassador needs to be as much a society host as a diplomat, write Tom Rhodes Joint move to fight Russian mafia Serviceline Insurance Minister gives new hope of pardon for executed soldiers He was a brave man, treated appallingly, says family of Somme sergeant 'Chaplain never met three braver men' Help the Aged Adopt a Granny Dixons Veterans of the Falklands look for remembrance BT Rural new town puts Labour to the test Villagers fear heart will be ripped out of countryside A Picnic Table with twin airbags Flawed visions of a better life in the sticks Preachers guilty of refusing to quit Inferno News in Brief Baby-trial delay Cold-care alert Ushered back Murder hunt Happy landing On the hop Rover Relax Priest attacks false piety of church school applicants Heads want more cash for best who take over the worst Legal & General Foreigners out, says Irish teacher Alzheimer's victims 'neglected in care' British Gas Services Standing room only at opening of Globe Hard-faced men of Balkans still doing well out of the war Five years of war have left Balkan leaders and their families hugely and the treat of the "foot soldier" populations desperately poor, reports Tom Walker from Belgrade Wolf the spymaster escapes jail over Cold War kidnaps Big investors wary of Germany Hill House Hammond FirstMortgage Poland's castles lure Jackson Files show how Peron sold passports to fleeing Nazis Fine sense of timing yields riches for artist of deception Red Sea summit gives impetus to search for peace Britain voices misgivings on rights under Arafat Polish vote faces court challenge News in Brief China protest as fishermen held (AFP): Army purged (Reuter): Storm kills nine (Reuter): Actress wins case (AP): Rangoon ban (Reuter): Profit of doom Lolita of butterfly world flutters in Maple US expresses cautious optimism over Iran's new moderate leader Mandela supports curbs in Congo BBC Ciny Ruling on sexual harassment case hampers Clinton After seeing an improvement is his poll ratings, the President may be forced to defined himself in a civil action, report Tom Rhodes in Washington Beetle army declares war on hemlocks' poisonous pests Apology to 'stolen children' US boats seized in war over 'poached' salmon Moscow reaps quick reward for trade-off Yeltsin signs landmark agreement opening way for Nato expansion eastwards Chirac pleads with voters to back his European dream MINIcall SAGA Services Ltd Nigeria in army coup ultimatum Taleban forces fight for supremacy in northern city conquered by 'ally' Budget Russians condemn Paris deal A whiff of nostalgia as Joseph puts a new slant on style Designs of the Eighties are back in a Nineties guise R Roger & Gallet The Royal Doulton Company Why Cherie is no Comparision between America's First Lady Hillary Clinton and Cherie Booth do the Prime Minister's wife justice, says Tim Hames Index Somak Holidays Hillary Clinton Legal & General A case that has forced us to face ugly reality The abortion debate is riddled with intellectual holes - and both sides duke the issue Ford Alan Coren Late changes Open a new chapter for the workers of Europe If voters are to endorse monetary union, says John Monks, the Amsterdam treaty boost employment Sexual politics of procreation The law penalises, but science is on their side: surrogacy can't be banned because both men and women want it And Lady's The Times Diary Good show The Times Diary Office politics The Times Diary Banging on The Times Diary Promises to Keep More Western doors should now be opened to Russia A Matter of Honour It is not late too do justice to all our war dead Ladylike Values The Times For the survival of the fittest, basic instincts are best Expats' right to a say on devolution Suicide decisions Vegans and Volvos Environmental cost of wind power Capercaillie control Solicitors' conduct Nursery places IQ and infidelity Technical assistance Mothers at odds in Teletubbyland Too close for comfort? Court Circular Today's royal engagements Anniversaries Service dinner Birthdays today University news Princess takes flight back to limelight Dragon's teeth bite into an idyll Personal Column The Victoria and George Cross Association Gardeners Forthcoming marriages Church news Acorn Stairlifts Legal, Public, Company & Parliamentary Notices Sydney Bidwell Obituaries Worldcall Personal Column Mohammed Fadhil Jamali Private Advertising Opening Times Sir Cyril English (From our Correspondent): Princess Irene Blown up On this Day May 28,1915 Only One Survivor Messiahs, morals and the meaning of life Media, Sales & Marketing Co-operative Rada Recruitment Communications McVitie's Riva Biscuits Oupont Idols The Times Newspapers Falgard Limited Whose finger on Labour's media button? A 'classy party machine' has moved in, says Valerie Elliott Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Guardian scrutinises specialists The Listener The News behind the Headlines Bright idea Bra casualty Puns purged The power of the picture Is it ever justifiable to censor a newspaper picture? Brian MacArthur meets Harold Evans, master of photo-journalism The House of Commons News The Times Crossword No 20,491 AA Information Ighest & Lowest WPA Western Provident Association Forecast Business Index AT&T plans record $55bn merger with SBC EMI goes for £117m revamp in America John Charcol Drug licensing deal near Index Halifax £1bn unclaimed Taylor urges speculators to destroy early EMU Index Business Today Davies fails to sign green Budget Watchdog to launch inquiry into gas prices Thomson sell-off could be delayed Closer ties between OECD and Russia USRobotics British boost for Nissan Germany to outlaw bribery of officials Bowe could seek new SIB role April rush swells Pep funds Couple to share £22m in Gremlin flotation Rolls-Royce explains engine problems Business Roundup Beckett woos Toyota OMI back in black Lavelle moves to Oasis Trusts are defended CAT incurs £6.4m loss Alexandra chief to retire Care UK advances Tourist Rates By our City Staff: BTR gears up with US takeover Americans back $1bn Schroder buyout fund East Midlands Electricity chief takes up US post Direct By our City Editor: EMI's record under scrutiny The Time Commentary Scrapping Miras will hit low paid Ethical investment in Ireland Sega and Bandai call off £3bn merger Farmers in co-op key to creation of Irish dairy giant Troubled Wakebourne calls in administrator By our City Staff: H&C chief to step down Midland Commodities Liffe Options Sheffield and Southampton suffer relegation of shares 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 Zeneca BAe Dollar Rates Other Sterling FTSE Volumes A dull yellow metal Tempus Gremlin Wall Street American music industry hits a low note Fortunes have been spent on talent-spotting, but the supply of stars has been meagre, says Martin Waller Unipart university offers a lead on welfare-to-work training Philip Bassett looks at a company that could be the model for Labour plans GTech rollover The Times City Diary Sales grab The Times City Diary Projected move The Times City Diary Up-Grade The Times City Diary Investor in People Shock-horror rife in the Euro markets The Times Unit Trust Information Service PLA Shares end firmer Natwest British Funds All's fair and square MRFR Morton Fraser Relocation Dover Scotland welcomes flood of investment Christopher Warman on a spectacular year north of the border C New Corby Industries flock to Wales Halton Regional wheels of fortune Craig Seton on the car industry's attraction to the UK Kingston upon Hull CNT Picture Gallery Our capital successes London continues to hold its own against centres such as Paris and Frankfurt, reports Rent or buy royal-style on the Riviera Who wants to live like a millionaire? Eve-Ann Prentice on a British-run firm that helps you join France's world of wealth and fame The Times Building towards the future It is projected 4.4 million new houses will be needed in 20 year's time, but where are they to be built? Christine Webb reports Sans survey, sans gazump Eve-Ann Prentice hears about the differences when making French property deals In Brief To Advertise Call North of the Thames Show Kitchens! Beaufort Homes Fairclough Homes London Property Country Property Weston Homes Plo FAX Grand Realty International English Courtyard To Advertise Call Regalian The Times Multiple Classified Advertising Items Interval International Taylor Woodrow Bennett Homes Vigin FAX Multiple Classified Advertising Items USA Seen any good accidents lately? With his film Crash about to open at last, director David Cronenberg talks to Matt Wolf Film Rising stars in the arts firmament: Ben Brown Great British Hopes Adam Faith Opinion Second wind Opera Elektra Covent Garden CD Choice Classical Choice A guide to the best available recordings, presented in conjunction with Radio 3 Rising Star From Bard to worse Secord Opinion: Bernard Levin on Shakespeare's greatest miss Multiple Display Advertising Items Choice 1 Today's Choice A daily guide to arts and entertainment compiloted by Gillan Maxcy Theatre Guide Jeremy Kington's assessment of theatre showing in London Cinema Guide New Releases Multiple Classified Advertising Items Broadway Pizzazz Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sian Phillips Choice 2 Multiple Classified Advertising Items Albert's beautiful war Literature: Jason Cowley meets a US Marine who has found his voice through Vietnam Multiple Classified Advertising Items Picture Gallery Multiple Classified Advertising Items Choice 3 Multiple Classified Advertising Items A Helluva Musical Literature Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cranking up the machine Tribal Gathering Luton Hoo, Bedfordshire Pop: Two festivals enlivened the Bak Holiday weekend in the South; plus other gig reviews Brighton rocks in the sun Essential Music Festival Stanmer Park, Brighton Italy wins again Zucchero Empire, W12 Pop 1 Pop 2 Mambo master Tito Puento HAmmersmith Palais, W6 The Times Jazz A bigger splash on Bath nights Tomorrow Multiple Display Advertising Items Positive about Disabled People Dewe Rogerson Canning London International Television Monteverdi Choir and Orchestra Ltd JETRO London Tricia Townend Associates Relocation Adviser Publishing Assistant Personal Assistant Chestertons Corney & Barrow Audio Secretary Required Joanne Trading Ltd Bond Street Art Gallery Receptionist Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britain and… PA to Managing Director and Group Chief Executive,… Colin Buckle & Company Multiple Classified Advertising Items Middleton Jeffers Recruitment Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items Secretary/administrator FRES Approved Adecco Call Michelle Howlett at Parkside Recruitment on Mitchell Young Associates Grosvenor Bureau Talisman Secretarial Ltd Concept Centre Point Group Top Rates for Top People Experienced Secretaries… Judy Fisher Jonathan Wren Gordon - Yates The Recruitment Company JFL The Carousel Consultancy Ltd Property Secretaries Enjoy a fast moving, fun environment! 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rivalry still cuts deepest Interactive Team Cricket Scoreboard AXA The Leaping 100 Entries in the Times INTERACTlVE Team CRlCKET Game Folkestone Law makes his point for Jackson How to Make a Transfer Oriel under pressure on two fronts Rowing Fixtures King Of Kings declines Ascot crown Racing: Highly-Regarded Juvenile to Stay in Ireland before Tackling Dewhurst Stakes Bosra Sham triumphs Cartmel Ripon Results from Yesterday's Four Meetings Newbury Hereford Guide to our Racecard Specialists Yarmouth Rapid Hollioake's heady week continues as Essex capitulate Cricket Gatting hands over Middlesex captaincy The Times Walker sets fierce pace for Kent Capel guarantees smooth passage Atherton forgets the plot of home and away series Yesterday's Scoreboards Somerset swept away by pace of Millns Centenary snub leaves Boniperti out in the cold Brian Glanville finds the European champions beset by political feuding and transfer talk Juventus to extend European rule in imperial fashion Scotland pay for lack of precision For the Record Word-Watching William Hill Survivors united in wish to return to Munich Grayson renews familiar rivalry Rugby Union: England's No 10 Seeks Reversal of Fortunes with British Lions Mapletoft's poise underlines authority Midland Bank Goacher masters the wind Sailing You are feeling sleepy Abuse and disfigurement are difficult to face Review BBC 1 Henman grounded on clay Leading Briton beaten in first round of French Open Times Two Crossword Racing 46-47 Taylor's travails continue as Australia struggle again Celebrated venue for Solheim Cup match Rugby Union 50 Gascoigne has case of the birthday blues Sun Sent to Cyberia How Russia is copies with techno-revolution CSI 6 Pages of IT Jobs Tiny MMX PC and Microsoft Office 97 Software to Be Hi-Grade Trains on hard drive On-screen rosters will help railways stick to the timetable reports Nicholas Booth Internet sweeps senior citizens back to school Artists trade chips with the old Bloc Year 2000 software fear Apple Computing without limits Hitch a web ride at the speed of sound Lotto numbers go into space The fax strikes back Mighty e-mail was supposed to kill the humble fax—but the reality is quite different in most British offices, reports Chris Patridge Rotary joins the web club Microsoft Windows 95 Push pulls in the crowds at Olympia Clive Parker reports on this year's success stories at an upbeat Internet World Uk A lightning tour of the showstoppers Dell Micro man spells out Java plans Luck runs out for the net bets Dell Hotlink calls do away with the web Adam's on next step to success Here's a site for saddle-sore thighs Hot site that plays games with flames Rugby fans get the Lions' share Internet calls connect with the standard phone at last Interface reader sets a new track record And offers discount rates to reader for his anti-theft system When the going gets tough, get a notebook Chris Partridge looks at a growing demand for portable computers that will take all of life's knocks Simcitizens strike back When Word gets in edgeways Phone Card Quick way to kill bugs Software Doctor's sheets see you to safety Intel inside Techno-revolution sends the Russians to cyberia The Military microchip finally comes in from the cold Hayes Wired neighbours dial into a Creative From start to Finnish, the old alliance is trading on past glory World beaters The future is contracted, at £1,000 a week Business OPUS Planning ahead Agenda Damage to repair if disaster ever struck Centura Malaysia builds a new cyber-city Infotrade The price tag for Earth plc Ciny Bill Gates scales the giddy heights with NT But will companies want to switch from robust mainframe to Pc power? Chris Ward looks at the choices USRobotics Changing faces in computing Business Coopers & Lybrand PMR The Consultant Connection Limited Aspect Interink JHC PLC Computer Futures HI CALIBRE SCS IBM Sanderson Royal & Sunalliance NBB NAO PC Deal Of The Year? Time Intel inside
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