News from 06/01/1999
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Tim Jones and Alex O'Connell, James Landale, Tunku Varadarajan, Helen Johnstone, Robert Cole, Michael Aylwin, Chris Ward, Alexandra Frean, Rob Hughes, Andrew Laurie, Richard Ford, Home Correspondent, Perry Anderson, Simon Barnes, Helga Harrison, Mark Souster, Harold Dyke, David Rhys Jones, Richard Hobson, M. J. Burchell, Ivo Tennant, Philip Howard, Hannah Betts, Tony Pearson, Ian Murray, William Hamilton, Michael Binyon, Christine Buckley Industrial Correspondent, Robert Sheehan, Bridge Correspondent, Joe Joseph, Giles Coren, Arthur Leathley, Aviation Correspondent, M. D. Wicks, Dominic Walsh, Ruth Gledhill, Shirley English, Alasdair Reid, Dr Robert C. Atkins, Raymond Keene Chess Correspondent, Nicholas Booth, Rachel Kelly, James Benson, Peter Waymark, Alan Hamilton, Ian Murray, Medical Correspondent, Brian Wilson, Michael Horsnell and Peter Foster, Michael Clark, Gerry Hanson, Janet Bush, Roland Watson, Anna Blundy, David Hands, Katherine Bergen, James Mottram, Simon Tait, Jasper Gerard, Nigel Williamson, Daniel McGrory, Michael Theodoulou, Carol Midgley Media Correspondent, Richard Cookson, Barry Millington, Ian Rae, Jim Duffy, Raymond Keene, Alan Lee, Cricket Correspondent, John Russell Taylor, Matt Dickinson, Penny Hughes, Chairman, Senay Boztas, Alix Ramsay, Neil Roberts, Chris Partridge, Nigel Hawkes, George Engle, Caroline Merrell, Adam Barnard, Carl Mortished, International Business Editor, Bronwen Maddox, Jill Sherman, Damian Whitworth, Roger Boyes, Oliver August, Ian Murray Medical Correspondent, David Hands Rugby Correspondent, Richard Duce, Agence France-Presse, Giles Whittell, Ben Wakeham, Alan Copps, Norman Sanders, Janet Bush and Richard Miles, Christopher Walker, Simon De Bruxelles, Chris Parker, Nan Miller, Jason Nissé, Gerald Larner, Deborah King, Gavin Hadland, Chris McGrath, George Caulkin, Barrie Jenks, Russell Jenkins, Ben MacIntyre, Richard Miles, Fraser Nelson, Kenny MacLver, A. D. Gatling, Martin Waller, Michael Horsnell, Chris Ayres, Carl Mortished International Business Editor, Daniel Rosenthal, Benedict Nightingale, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Andrew Turner, Marianne Curphey, Michael Henderson, Susan MacDonald, George Christodoulou, Roger Howard, David Carvel, Susie Steiner, Jan Raath, Michael Harman, Christopher Irvine, Christine Buckley, Industrial Correspondent, Joanna Coles,
ResumoPolice check hospitals over 'backdoor euthanasia' Saddam tries to lure us jets in to trap Index Get collecting, get reading Free Books for Schools Interface Prince Harry takes to the air with the latest skiing craze Swing is the thing . . . again Aden orders out anti-terror Yard squad First Telecom Every Weekday Whelan tipped for job with union A post at the Tgwu would keep Brown's former aide in touch, says Roland Watson Muslim protesters will hound Blair in South Africa Demonstrators to hold mass protests over airstrikes on Iraq, reports Jill Sherman BT Internet Eagle lands on its feet Care in community no threat, say psychiatrists Shifting views on euthanasia Unionist rift over Sinn Fein News in Brief Terrorists foiled News in Brief Ward suspect News in Brief Benefit fraud News in Brief Pellet boy critical News in Brief Train hits car News in Brief MoD sex case News in Brief Jesus is given revolutionary new image New adverts for churches draw on student poster of Che Guevara, writes Ruth Gledhill Barrister fined for harassing former girlfriend Murder charges over meningitis Nightclub film may hold clue to boy's death Prisoner left the dock in labour Drunken mother had five children in car Boy driver brings family tragedy Death crash vehicle reported stolen, writes Helen Johnstone Virgin I'll do it my way, says new man at Dome Lord Falconer admits Jubilee Line may not be completed in time, reports James Landale Lotus Babysitter on murder charge News in Brief Hoddle divorced News in Brief Water firm fined News in Brief Gem of a man News in Brief Burglary shock News in Brief Coin identified News in Brief Man tried to open jet door in flight Runaway couple spotted on train Doctors cleared of killing cancer boy Mother attacks decision to drop case, write Tim Jones and Alex O'Connell Tim Jones and Alex O'Connell Pair must wait to learn fate Scientists discover cancer protector Women kick men when they are down Sky one The Thatcher theory of women's success Study shows female managers go to great lengths to appear more macho than men, writes Alexandra Frean Orange Tidy Desk Shows a Negative Mind Dobson afraid Nhs would not cope with a flu epidemic Warning as hospital hires mobile mortuary, report Ian Murray Blood stocks at record low Harrods Villagers save their green from bulldozers Helen Johnstone on campaign that raised ?350,000 in just over a year Big Brother cleans up 'high-rise slums' Nigel Hawkes at the geographer's the geographers conference Pitfalls of flexible hours Ice Age may be 50,000 years late Net Links Bradford & Bingley Building Society Viewers like new look of TV news European Union debates education Crofters will get lottery cash to buy lairds' land Snp says 'cheapskate' changes in Scottish estate law are tailored for urban voters, writes Fraser Nelson Balloon trippers describe fatal fire Benefit fraud has not been curbed Quantex Holiday village may put reform to the test Euthanasia claims sow doubt in families' minds Michael Horsnell and Peter Foster on fears aroused by a police inquiry into the deaths of geriatric patients Derby While there is life there is hope, insist grieving relatives Standard Life Bank Picture Gallery Euro-MP 'may face charge' Dixons Germans urge 'aloof' Britain to join euro Picture Gallery Goggle box drives ape family apart BMW Financial Services Group Nuclear waste 'to bankroll Lebed campaign ' Cook cash for war on rebels in Sierra Leone London backs Freetown regime with extra £lm to Nigerian-led force, writes Michael Binyon Fortnum & Mason No Title Law chief says police injured Anwar Mugabe wants to grab lands of British lords ' NPI (Reuters): Rebels in Congo 'kill 500 civilians' World in Brief (AFP): Cash for Stasi boss World in Brief (AFP): Korean actress flees (Reuters): Death in the subway World in Brief (AFP): Coin smuggler held World in Brief (AP): Bullring ban sought World in Brief (AP): Brief encounters World in Brief SIMPSON Changing Times Terror in Yemen imperils port deal 'Rogue' agents killed dissidents, Iran says Worldcover Direct Annual Travel Insurance Somak Mayor wrestles with new career Diplomats in us accused of using slave labour Israel on messianic madness alert Emergency unit set up, writes Christopher Walker in Jerusalem Clinton relaxes trade embargo on Cuba (Reuters): Gingrich successor named Tiny In search of the energy inside a vacuum Physics can show there is energy in a vacunm, but will we be able to tap into it, asks Nigel Hawkes, In empty space particles wink in and out of existence, To many scientists the effort smacks of cold fusion In empty spece. Particlses wink in and our of existenc To Many Scientists, the effort smacks of cold fusion Genetics 'smartcards Microniyas can carry 10,000 fragments of DNA-and will eventually diagnose disease, Science Briefing Poland 3Com Sex, shakes and the single stickleback Valuable prize for lunar prospectors Do you have to have big breasts to work here? The only concession is the red flashing badge on each nipple The only concession is the red flashing badge on each nipple How to silence the body when it cries out for a doughnut Supplements for Healthy Living Meal Planner Ideas for the Maintenance Diet Le Meridien Too sugary, even for the States Browen Maddox asks if America is ready for Mrs President, The problem is, she is untried and second-rate The real problem is, she is untried and secon-rate Oh my lord The Times Diary Picture Gallery Herrs to the revolution Perry Anderson on the former student radicals who will rule in Berlin, The map of Berlin is defined in varying shades of red Toff nosing The Times Diary Opening time The Times Diary Narky Parky These we have missed Let's celebrate our living legends, says Giles Coren Creatures of Euroiand Serpents lurk in the lush euro-pastures extolled by politicians A Scottish Landslide Dewar plays on the pipes of auld resentment Relative Trust Disturbing allegations of 'backdoor' euthanasia Educating children about 'soft' and 'hard' drugs Peace in Cyprus Mandelson resignation Redstarts stop Dome? Business letters Efficiency resolutions for MPs Below the waves Addressing postcodes Roman dates lead to Latin headache Web site Present and correct Court Circular School news Picture Gallery Birthdays today Personal Column Anniversaries Forthcoming marriages Royal Victorian Order Rolf Liebermann Rolf Liebermann, opera house director and composer, died in Paris on January 2 aged 88. He was born in Zurich on September 14,1910 Personal Column Delta Worldwide Multiple Display Advertising Items Iron Eyes Cody Irpm Eyes Cody, Native American actor, died on January 4 in Los Angeles aged about 94. He was born in Oklahoma, Probably in 1904 His Honour Michael Argyle His Honour Major Michael Argyle, QC, MC, a circuit judge from 1970 to 1988, died on January 4 aged 83, He was born on August 31,1915 On this Day Kidnapping of the Times Correspondent Picture Gallery News The Times Crossword No 20,993 Picture Gallery Business Latest Road and Weather conditions UK Weather Sport Arts In the Times Tomorrow Features Homes Interface The Papers Radio & TV Opinion Columns Obituaries Letters Inside Section 2 Today Vodafone on line to AirTouch Britain's boggest mobile phone group seeks £60bn American merger B&B pulls plug on pursuit of windfalls Bid fever grips car industry Business Travelex chiefs claim the last laugh Soros ready to keep fund open Shares rise to highest level for five months Arts Sport The Open University Television and Radio Business Today Abbot looks into Norwegian link Campaign targets victims of mis-selling Key witness tells judge to break up Microsoft Legal & Public Notices Picture Gallery Amazon revenues to top $1bn Legal, Public, Company & Parliamentary Notices Engineers warn of severe job losses Financial hot water keeps Topper out of Boat Show Executive pay gap gets narrower Busniess Roundup P&U £1bn stake sale Dutch sale by Meyer Precoat prediction WBB in German deal Burndene advances Hanson for Malaysia Diploma shares hit Dresdner shifts stakes Tourist Rates Abbot in merger talks with Norwegian rival Nigeria cuts oil subsidy Granada £80m hotel parcel for sale By our City Editor: Driving force behind mega-Mergers Commentaty Pressure on Marston's Euclidian forecasts sharp dip in return Blow to Kvaerner 's attack on its debts Factory jobs lost as liquidators act Court computer system's £60m waste' criticised Lambeth Building Society Drug companies inject pace into new year trade Stock Market Commodities Liffe Options London Financial Futures Money Rates (%) European Money Deposits (%) Gold /Precious Metals (Baird & Co) Sterling Spot and Forward Rates Major Indices Recent Issues Right Issues Major Changes Walking on AirTouch Tempus Abbot Amey Dollar Rates Other Sterling FTSE Volumes Euclidian Wall Street Oil-rich Nigeria battles to emerge from its crumbling economy Brian Wilson explains why Britain must encourage democracy in 'new' country SOBS story Back to the Sixties but not swinging yet Caught out The Times City Diary Death wish The Times City Dairy Free Whelan The Tiem City Diary Pound is being made a scapegoat for the misfortunes of pig-farmer Interest swings and tax roundabouts Background to Berisford pay PA Consulting Group The Times Unit Trust Information Service Focus Equities surge as gilts slide HSBC British Funds A date with the end of the world This year movie-makers are jumping on the millennium pandwagon, says James Mottram 'On the cinema screen, at least, the world is doomed' In the lap of arthouse luxury After year of neglect, discerning filmgoers are being wooed with soft seats and sushi, Simon Tait discovers Pop Clunk that clicks Theatre Song at Twilight King's Head, N1 Music Count 's lady sings the blues Jazz Carmen Bradford Ronnie Scott's Rising stars in the arts firmament " Simone Rebello Great British Hopes A masterclass from the Mayas Visual Art: In Venice Johnson Russell Taylor stands stunned by the contradictory wisdom of the Ancients Throughtout the show the shock of strangeness and of recoginition recurs What Daddy-O Did in the War Pop: Stand by your suits. the big hands are back-aod jumping. Nigel Williamson on the Forties sound thars hot in the Niuclics Savoy Theatre Listings Recommended Today Guide to arts and entertainment complied by Marit hargle New West End Shows Jeremy Kingston's choice of theatre showing in London Films on General Release Geoff Brown's choice of the latest movies Opera & Ballet The Memory of Water Garrick Theatre Maitre with the light touch Gerald Larner pays centenary tribute to Francis Poulenc, the French composer without honour in France Both sides of his personality are found in his music See Comedy Theatre New year, new talents Recitals PLG Young Artists Purcell Room Music Lender can take possession with no order Serving interrogatories before discovery complete No legal privilege for iniquity Order ensures survival of partnership News first Asylum claim makes deportation invalid Certifying freezing order as a judgment Westbury France Real-Estate Marbella Ltd. Bewley Homes French Property Exhibition Retirement Homes North of the Thames Goldfinch Fulham Goldfinch Saint James Park Devon London Virginia Quay Your biggest investment is no longer a secret Rachel Kelly reports on the proposal for the Land Registry that end the property price guessing game Anything that demystifies the housebuying process is a good thing. It will make valuation e asier' Co-ownership scheme set to fail the poor A plan to help low-paid buyers to find cheaper homes may backfire, says Senay Boztas A Sense of Stability Smart Moves A Foot on the Ladder Rusedski lets the side down Tennis Property Bewley Homes How fleeting the taste of glory Simon Barnes Midweek View Associtation of Residentail letting Agents Chestertons Association of Residential Letting Agents Multiple Display Advertising Items Lara is left open to dangers of home rule Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Familiar failings advance cause of new generation England's late improvement unable to make inferiority complex against dominant home team Final Scoreboard from Sydney Series Averages Taylor triumphs in the long run Michael Henderson salutes the Australia captain, who has become one of the greats By our Sports Staff: McMillan shuts door on India Word-Watching Sheehan on Bridge Winning Move Keene on Chess Northampton toppled by speedy Woods Allied Dunbar premiership: Title contenders keps from summit by brave Irish Robinson wins some respite Wasps seek repeat victory over Saracens Snow Reports Toulouse surrender trophy Bedford miss chance of glory Gloucester give away advantage Welsh pair spring surprise to make their point Bowls Walters to captain Gateshead Sport in Brief Phantom sales haunt breeders Racing TBA Chairman Calls for Declaration of Vendor Purchases Yesterday's Results Lingfield Park Course Specialists Rapid Raceline Thunderer: Lingfield Park Thunderer: Musselburgh Harrods Thunderer: Wolverhampton Money-men Bassett out of office Football Rob Hughes says firing the Forest Manager is easier than replacing him Ferguson faces six weeks on sidelines Today's Fixtures Lambeth Building Society For the Record Word-Watching The house of the future Television Choice Radio Choice Garnished with a balcony and sea view Review BBC1 Pay TV Satellite Cable and Digital Forest target Atkinson in survival fight Bassett angry over dismissal Times Two Crossword Rugby Union Sheepshanks frustrated by delay England revival gives Stewart opportunity to bat for Lloyd Simon Barnes Odyssey How the bug could still ruin your business LineOne Hi-Grade US Hotlines Mars probe takes microphone to listen in on the Red Planet Inside the pleasure dome Contents Internet moves on to ski slopes The Internet's value to winter sport is snowballing with each new website, writes Gavin Hadland IT's in the bag CompuServe Holiday firms go online as we turn into cybertourists The Open University More IT vicar? World Gets word-processed Those tricky cosmic rays Advice for Beginners Lose yourself on a building site Webwise Disc-shaped source of psychic secrets Uri Geller's Weird Web Net Direct Internet Ltd Strokes of genius as fit rowers put their oars in on the Internet Netcom Info espresso at the cybercafe A swing with your mouse is par for the golf course Verdict Game boards for powerplayers Program as good as its word The bug starts here: how 1999 will crash us into the millennium Year 2000 special investigation: Alan Copps looks at how computer problem are set to dog us Nationwide Noughts to Worry about Doom, Gloom and Disaster or a System check exposed hidden problems This year, and what companies are doing to ensure they are compliant rather than casualties A recruitment company's 2000 audit improved things all round Citibank Protecting ourselves from the What is being done to avoid another Chemobyl? Nicholas Booth reports Print House Clinton fights the Year 2000 lawsuits Millennium bug's deadly bite Alan Copps meets the woman with the task of preparing businesses for the businesses for the dreaded date Winning the battle on the home front ICS How to get worries out of your system Eidos Breakthrough for home Spielbergs New moves means curtains for dull amateur films, says Chris Partridge Main moves in IT Vision Bond Technologies Ltd. Diaconal Surecomp GCS Computer Recruitment Service Software Silicon It options PMR Time Creme Style Diary Tips Court Service CJES Belle Junior Secretary Administrator / Office Junior Corporate Hospitality… St George's Hospital Medical School BePOS Grand Prix Legends Secretary Secretary with Aspirations Rainbow Eclipse Interim HHB Communications Ltd Tone up, take stock, chill out Resolve to make space for leisure and relaxation as well as work this year, suggests Susan MacDonald Slip into something leathery Biker jackets are chic enough for the office, says Kathrine Bergen Elizabeth Hunt Recruitment Consultants Joyce Guiness Partnership Pathfinders Hamptons Conservative Group for Europe HR Administrator Interim Centre Point Knightsbridge Secretaries Pathfinders Foxtons Sheila Childs Recruitment Sonatrach Petroleum Corp Centre Point Sheila Childs Recruitment Multiple Classified Advertising Items Elizabeth Hunt Recruitment Consultants Crone Corkill Directors' Secretaries Multilingual creme Angela Mortimer International German Thorman Hunt & Co Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Talisman SEC/PA To Chief Exec (Rusty S/hand) Multilingual Mitchell Young Associates Exec Assist Challenging Office Manager/Secretary at Ballet… Laskarina Angela Mortimer Times Newspapers Personal assistant Angela Mortimer Westminster College Spring Creme '99 Info Technology Administrative Creme Non Fiction Writer businessman Harrlington Lowndes Angela Mortimer RA Advertising Ltd. Angela Mortimer Times Newspapers Multi-Lingual Opportunities Capital Legal Associates Law & Finance International Playing a power game My Diary Crème de la Crème Ryder Reid Associates SW15 Salary to £25,000 UrbaCon Time-Savers A Weekly guide to keyboard skills by Chris Ward Changing Times
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