News from 09/12/1998
1998; Gale Group;
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Phil Yates, Ruth Deech, Robert Cole, Fred Redwood, Alexandra Frean, Adrian Lee, Rob Hughes, Frances Gibb and Richard Ford, Simon Barnes, Gary Neville, Mark Souster, David Rhys Jones, Richard Hobson, Redesdale, Philip Howard, Carol Midgley, James Bone, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Alexandra Frean Social Affairs Correspondent, Sheila Johnston, Oliver Holt Football Correspondent, Peter Foster, Carl Mortished, R. G. Tudor, Roger Kendrick, Dale Egee, Director, Tom Walker, James Bone and our Foreign Staff, Christine Buckley Industrial Correspondent, Robert Sheehan, Bridge Correspondent, Joe Joseph, Peter Brown, Martin Fletcher, Mountgarret, Roger M. Hancock, Dominic Walsh, Jackie Williams, Kimberly McDonald, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Nicholas Booth, Rachel Kelly, Peter Waymark, Robin Young, Jill Sherman Chief Political Correspondent, Michael Clark, John Young, Janet Bush, Anna Blundy, Jason Allardyce, Scottish Political Reporter, John Kavanagh, David Holmes, Peter Barnard, Victoria Fletcher, Jasper Gerard, Valerie Elliott Whitehall Editor, Russell Kempson, Vanora Bennett, Robert Cole City Correspondent, Edward Fennell, Paul Durman, From Christopher Thomas in Delhi, Manus Costello, Nicollette Jones, John Hopkins, Paul Sexton, Simon de Bruxelles, Stephen Wood, S. J. Suttle, Raymond Keene, R. Fox-Bekerman, Mark Inglefield, Political Reporter, Matt Dickinson, Nigel Hawkes, Carl Mortished, International Business Editor, Bronwen Maddox, Richard Owen, Caludia Joseph and Daniel McGrorywww, Damian Whitworth, Ian Murray Medical Correspondent, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Nicholas Bethell, John Allison, Giles Whittell, Christopher Walker, Chris Parker, Jason Nissé, Srikumar Sen Boxing Correspondent, Kevin McCarra, Matthew Parris, Jennai Cox, Richard Evans Racing Correspondent, Gavin Hadland, Anjana Ahuja, George Caulkin, Tim Wapshott, Russell Jenkins, Richard Ford and Philip Webster, Peter Riddell, Ben MacIntyre, K. P. Grainger, Alan Lee Cricket Correspondent, Richard Beeston, Tony Dawe, Richard Miles, David Sinclair, Simon Jenkins, Mark Henderson, Martin Waller, Chris Ayres, Alan Coren, Maureen Harkavy, Daniel Rosenthal, Nigel Powell, Alan Lee in Melbourne, Roland Watson, Political Correspondent, Stuart Birch, P. G. Curnock, Judy Hough, Chair, Stephen Dalton, Daniel McGrory and Claudia Joseph, Alyson Rudd, Sam Kiley, Ian Murray and Gillian Harris, James Christopher, Michael Evans, Tim Rice, Susie Steiner, Maurice Fitzpatrick, Judy Hough, Charles Bremner and Philip Webster, Joanna Coles, Alastair MacKie,
ResumoStarring God: Hollywood's box-office hit Three-million-year-old skeleten may rewrite man's history Bungled rescue led to killings Secret talks were taking place with Chechen captors Index Liverpool out of Europe Human rights lawyers in race to stop Pinochet leaving Cancer victim dismissed as 'silly' Should ocean war grave be invaded by cameras? Zeneca in merger talks Lafontaine stokes tax rates row Top bottles First Telecom Every Weekday The names have changed, but they sing the eesame old song Political Sketch Lafontaine puts in a word for 'the island' Richest Oxbridge colleges will have to help poorest Minolta New curb on mental patient risk Lawrence awards seek industry aid Leaked memo 'puts the Uk at risk of break-up' Tour office closures Eleventh body dug up Union law delayed Law 'harder on blacks' Arrests at protest site Gummer's beef role Bug threat to missile MPs to investigate cosmetic surgery News in Brief Titanic technology could solve riddle of the Hood Answer to how a single shell sank battlecruiser may lie on Atlantic seabed, writes Damian Whitworth Relatives say filming would desecrate grave Hewitt sues for Diana letters Hewkett Pacjard Cloned tissue for human use 'within a year' Research given go-ahead, but controls will be strict, report Ian Murray and Gillian Harris Dixons Royal tribute to Coward 999 services could be sued for delays Rac Fraud in Nhs upto £2.6m Tell it like it is, revived rock bands are warned Are those ageing strummers on the stage your pop idols, or a poor imitation? Carol Midgley reports The trains of thought to keep us on the rails Direct Line Mercedes Benz By a Correspondent: Florists guilty of cemetery thefts New cat prices are rigged, say MPs Massive discounts for fleet buyers mean the private motorist is losing out, reports Carl Mortished Dixons Shed is not just any old iron Simon de Bruxelles on the fight to save a relic of Victorian ingenuity Couple die as boat explodes Store ad offends £50m drugs find BBC safeguard Pets at risk Request stop Learner drivers face tougher test Citytraveller Direct Ltd HSBC Flan lot South Bank complex would raze site Vauxhall Village mourns pub team Britain to repay claims of Hitler's victims Lonely vigil of a man who can't win Straw's Pinochet dilemma is his toughest test yet, report Richard Ford and Philip Webster Discomfort goes with ministerial hot seat Tiny Lamont attacks judge 's Amnesty link Tesco Nobel celebrations can't hide a lack of progress David Trimple and John Hume's 'victory lap' is looking distinctly premature, writes Martin Fletcher PC World By our Chief Ireland Correspondent: IRA appeals for help in finding victims Simpson Wives to make over as breadwinners Men of future will do chores and childcare, reports Alexandra Frean Family finances mean father is left holding the babies Alexandra Frean talks to a couple who have decided to reverse the traditional roles Strepsils BT Anger at school's 'insult to history' A point of order on path to reforming House of Lords Grandad suffered too, says minister Argos Labour sceptics start 'fightback' against the euro Scottish Widows Robinson telephone listing still in question Kidnap business turns a grim profit Murderous hostage-takers have revived a long tradition after war with Russia wiped out the Chechen economy, reports Anna Blundy from Moscow Families speak of their prayers and disbelief Iran hires germ war experts Russia's Jews in plea to the West AMD Sinatra's FBI files chart Mafia links Singer was investigated many times but also offered to be an agent, reports Giles Whittell in Los Angels Orange US and Israeli security chiefs in Clinton clash Space station hums into life Nato rejects call to cut nuclear arms A German call for disarmament has been politely rebuffed, Michael Evans, Defence Editor, writes from Brussels Serbs' grip on Kosovo slips as rebels press on with war The Foreign and Commonwealth Office 'Black diamond' faces extinction Mysterious decline of the truffle threatens traditional way of life, Ben MacIntyre reports from Paris Experts spurn tasteless impostor White House scrambles to rescue Clinton President makes final plea for forgiveness, reports Damian Whitworth Visio Reuters: Spiderman's web of crime broken Lufthansa Specials Bill and monica join Three Wise Men The anonymous life in exile of Jean-Claude… Amnesty International Water holds tile key to secrets of the Red Planet The latest probe may provide evidence that there was once life on our neighbouring planet, says Nicholas Booth Gimps - a prime use of computer time Harrods Myopia, a challenge for the far-sighted Cable & Wireless Annual Travel Insurance Mars, Stars and Stripes Direct Line A cause with no blame Why is no one accountable for animal rights violence, asks Vanora Bennett Audi 'Tis the season for extortion Don't tip doormen and you will be punished alll year Spare him the starr treatment The case against Clinton is still weak argues Bronwen Maddox What a Koo The Times Diary Picture Gallery One me is not enough Old Wives' Tales and new Labour should not stand in the way of science Lady's chapel Left hook Head of steam We Three Kings bearing acute shopper's stress Straw and the Law The pinochet case casts a long political shadow Death in Chechnya Dangers against which no precautions can be adequate Without Care How a community ideal might be brought back to reality Constitutional change decided 'behind closed doors' Pinochet and Amnesty Embattled envoy Oxford conservation Britain's health Short in China Chadwick's inspiration Out of sight and off the charts Translators' award Reading help Oeufs en concrete Court Circular Royal engagements Anniversaries Picture Gallery Birthdays today Reception Institute of Biology Legal appointment Dinners Latest wills Personal Column Marriage Luncheons Grocers' Company Church news Forthcoming marriages Royal Association in Aid of Deaf People Air Commodore Michael Wight-Boycott Personal Column Hans Hevesi Multiple Display Advertising Items Delta Worldwide On this Day The Oecumenical Council Gordon McKenzie Doris Best News The Times Crossword No 20,970 Business Forecast In the Times Inside Section 2 Today LucasVarity considers alternative route to us Another PolyGram chief quits Divorced chief parts company with Ge Economics Zeneca in £40bn Astra deal P&d due to decide on Sears Arts Hinchliffe charged with corruption Interactive investor Homes Television and Radio Business Today Marston's delays sale meeting Davies seeks to calm City over Fsa powers Fairness at Work warning for Cbi Savers taking junk-bond path, says Aberdeen Ardbeg British Airways At&t signs $5bn data services deal with Ibm Cassidy quits at Newcastle Friendly set to purchase Lyric Hotels chain Rolls to hive off air leasing arm Berkeley buys as prices of land fall Prism 's shares hit by profits Warning Plasmon in £16m deal Pizza firm chiefs sell German buy for Ascot Avis board shake-up Stena to shed 800 jobs Ultraframe confident Topps acquisition Tourist Rates S&n restrained by poor summer trading Btp profits slip 9% despite new strategy Ram sees Hozelock fall Gts to merge with Esprit By Our City Editor: Zeneca finds love in the stars The Times Diary Commentary Brewin still on lookout to buy BT London Clubs beats forecasts Commodities Liffe Options Grade silent as First Leisure keeps rising I London Financial Futures Money Rates(%) European Money Deposits(%) Gold/precious METALS(Baird & Co) Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Major Indices Recent Issues Major Changes Berkeley Group Prism Rail Dollar Rates Other Sterling Ftse Volumes A little local difficulty BTP Wall Street Trouble brews over strategy for the regional beer sector Dominic Walsh on the Midlands tussle that reveals opposing tactics for a tightening drinks market Poll axed The Times City Diary Imf must be forced into over debt Money talks Child's play American ale Attitude to investment in need of complete change Terms for Britain joining Emu Marketing madness at Midland Napolina Chopped Tomatoes in tomato Juice The Times Unit Trust Information Service John Grooms Equities bounce back Hargreaves Lansdown With people power, everyone's a winner 'Only workers willing to adapt and retrain will have a future' Shell U. K. Limited South East Region National Training Award Sainsbury's They turned aspiration into success Rule fixing fax service not applicable Non-citation of Lords' ease undermines decision Leisure Direction Legal & Public Notices Lawful overstayer deserves protection of Act Distinction between nature and degree of mental illness Naming children banned even if order not made The Tanglin Club Is god ready for his close-up? Cinema: Hollywood has taken to religion in a big way. But, asks Sheila Johnston, is woolly New Age spirituality really the way to sell God in the 1990s? The Musical Pop Concert Soaked in jollity Listings Sea music from the Cbso Recommended Today Art Galleries A view to a second killing Only the denim is faded Crash of the Teutons Entertainments Listings Literature London's bookish festival The Word in four ear, London Great British Hopes Rising stars in the arts firmament Right tools for the wrong job The Times Happy return Property Bridgfords Galliard Homes Goldfinch ARLA Multiple Display Advertising Items Capital Excellence Allison Premier Homes English Courtyard Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cluttons Daniel Smith ARLA English Courtyard Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sullivan Thomas Docklands High-flyers get taste for Cornish cream Badge of heritage or monstrous carbuncle? Putting a plaque on your listed home could upset local planners, says Rachel Kelly Up West, the best is yet to slump Top flats are still selling, says Jackie Williams Telephone: 0171 680 6806 Multiple Classified Advertising Items Maine - Tucker Davies Laing & Dick Society of Chiropodists and Podiatrists Executive… Salans Hertzfeld & HeilbronnHRK City Based Opportunities Maine Tucker Mr M Lue, The Malabar Cotton Company Ltd Clare Lloyd Aeci Business Back up Account Executive and Executive Assistant Secretary to Board Director Researcher-Executive Search Experienced Typist\editor\pa Maine - Tucker A Truly Marvellous Pa Required Eclipse Directors' Secretaries Be a Professional Organiser Centre Point Lord Search & Selection Pan European Eclipse Angela Mortimer Career Career o moves Language Recruitment Services Ltd Angela Mortimer Norma Skemp Recruitment Ltd The Dialog Corporation Office Angels Crone Corkill Time-Savers Unflappable Lorna is Receptionist of the Year Gale Assocs Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sorting Santa 's postbag It is now postal peak-hour, says Jennai Cox Angela Mortimer Bond Street Multiple Classified Advertising Items NSR Interior Design ?28,000 High profile designer needs… Super Secretaries NSR Legal Creme Graduates Opportunities in Surrey and Kent Boesebeck Droste Multilingual Administrator Tri-Lingual Pa / Secretary Dear Jane Cambridge give rivals harsh lesson Traditional fervour lends annual day a unique appeal John Hopkins says the Varsity match may not contain the class of the international encounters, but it has value all the same Champion's choice no aid to Scots South Africa should heed wake-up call Leicester must do without Stransky Drago in no mood for delay Savill raises stakes in debate over funding Sheehan on Bridge Word-Watching Winning Move Keene on chess Leicester Lingfield Park Hexham lost to waterlogging Yesterday's Results Rapid Raceline Optimistic United will leave nothing to chance Assured Germans could pose potent threat Wenger signs up in hope of enjoying better days Time to transfer potential into reality Rob Hughcs suggests that the moment is right for Alex Ferguson's side to reign supreme in Europe All-out attack offers best way forward Gay Neville says playing for a draw is not an option if his club are to qualify Chelsea require some wise men In Brief Rangers push self-destruct button Crewe miss final touch For the Record William Hill Palace frailties exposed Today's Fixtures Hamed splits with his mentor Thorpe bows to inevitable Rolex Indian gamblers defy ban Radio Choice Radio 1(Bbc) Refuge from the rat-race Cool Britannia, in the bleak mid-winter Bbc 1 Satellite and Cable Liverpool learn harsh home truths Times Two Crossword Rugby Uni0n Australian cover-up reopens cricket bookmaking scandal Caught out in shame Gullit awaits share of the spoils Football Zenith Best of the New and the Old LineOne Uneven balance of power topples computing jobs Index Intel Pentium Film beauty stars again Bliss is a $20 pie AmericaOne on the road to victory Car technology may help the us overtake the competition, reports Stuart Birch British business stems data tide CompuServe Royal Mail deliver Web tracking Rash fix for itchy keys Dell Eureka for the talking cells Software sleuth speeds up search Testing times for high-speed Net lines Netcom Hi-tech peace of mind Just the job for handymen Microsoft Windows 98 D is for dismal Online. net Go the whole hog to beat pre-millennium tension Year 2000 guru karl Feilder urges action John Kavanagh Nationwide The truth, probably PCCD How I entered a brave new world While Apple's iMac was the hit of the year, Interfce writers review some other popular PCs you can buy Travel light with a Psion of the times Faithful servants sitting in our laps Interface writers assess the laptops that rely on any time, anywhere Tiny How to prepare for the futur Demand is soaring for low-cost PCs but rushing into a purchase may bring big regrets. Nigel Powell offers some top tips on what to look for NetDirect Pace How to Find the Oldies Sony Print House Agenda Microsoft Main movers in computing Harland and Wolff Computer Futures PA Consulting Group Delivery men/women BBM Sohm Infosystems Ltd. Vision Digitext Oprandi & partner Sun microsystems Swp Pace Consulting, L. L. C Transco Security Capital Intelligent environments MCL Silicon PMR Grant Spencer Calsley & Porteons Time
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