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'We think it not unfair to do that over a 12- month period.'We made it clear the deposit would be paid back in 12 months, with interest, if account payments were satisfactory.'Mr Curley's concern is not unusual, according to the electricity watchdog, Offer It had 700 complaints about deposits last year. But as the experience of the Labour government showed in the winter of 1978-79, much political goodwill is required for their success. His plans are going ahead despite opposition from NAGM and a suspicious amount of encouragement from the education department which, it is thought, sees governor associations as a possible successor to LEAs.'Our objective is simple,' Mr Beck says 'Governors now have enormous responsibilities and no voice. She had gone to a show at Newark and was watching the judging when someone suggested that if she had time to sit she had time to show.
Although the deregulation Bill is Mr Heseltine's, it will also cast Neil Hamilton, one of his junior ministers who is on the right of the party, in a key role.After suffering one of the worst post-election sessions in living memory, some ministers fear renewed attacks from the Europhobe rump over a Bill to increase Britain's subscriptions to the European Union.Sir Teddy Taylor, the indefatigable campaigner against the Maastricht treaty, is said to have already indicated he could vote against the Bill. In addition, there may be changes in the way the British labour market is behaving. Muslim commanders ordered a full-scale assault of Vlasenica on Monday. Bosnia's Muslim president, Alija Izetbegovic, was trying to persuade his colleagues in the republic's leadership to accept the peace plan drawn up by Cyrus Vance and Lord Owen, the international mediators. 'Everyone wants cuts in production but there is much resistance in Europe as to who is to make them,' said an insider.German steel producers are under pressure to make further cuts, but they point at state-owned steel firms in Italy and Spain, saying subsidies paid out over the years have distorted the market.This weekend British Steel said Spain and Italy should shoulder the heaviest losses because their industries were the most inefficient.
American viewers have a tendency to reach for a six-gun when confronted with a 'no-result'.There is no suggestion that these changes, if agreed, will be introduced overnight, but rather over the next 18 months. His emotional statement on Israel's Army radio, fuelled fears of a new and lethal cycle of reprisal by Hamas for last month's deportation to south Lebanon of 415 Palestinians, mainly Hamas supporters.The deportations, which were ordered by the Israeli Prime Minister, Yitzhak Rabin, were in direct retaliation for the kidnap and murder by Hamas of an Israeli border guard, Nissim Toledano, on 16 December. The party says it will do this because the Government had promised that no action would be taken to ratify the treaty before Danish intentions were clear and firm procedures for subsidiarity had been put in place. Some of the most ambitious and absorbing television events in the last couple of years have come to us via the television season. He made his reputation as a palaeontologist and took on the wildlife job when the Kenyan president, Daniel arap Moi, realised drastic measures were needed to stop the steady decline of tourism, the country's main foreign-currency earner - protecting animals became part of preserving an important tourist attraction. The two-month campaign of walkouts has lasted longer than any other period of industrial action since the rail network was nationalised in 1947.An intensive programme of shuttle diplomacy by the conciliation service Acas ended in failure yesterday. Getting the Government back on course will mean a reaffirmation of the Maastricht project and an eventual return to the exchange rate mechanism.The heavyweight, pro-Europeans in the Cabinet - Mr Hurd, Kenneth Clarke and Michael Heseltine - have been making this pretty clear.
Overall (after three races): 1 US White 8.75pts; 2 Germany Red 22.25; 3 Netherlands 23.75; 4 Germany Green 27; 5 Argentina 31.25; 6 US Red 32.5; 7 Jersey 33; 8 England 38; 9 Wales 52.RESULTS FROM THE SOLENTROLEX COMMODORES' CUP (The Solent): Race Two (Class One): 1 Falcon (D Smith, US White); 2 Numbers (J Risley, US Red); 3 Fuga (A Tonconogy, Arg). The physical impossibility of digging such a shape with handtools mattered little to Jacques. David Mellor did not take that route.'A spokeswoman for Mr Mellor said yesterday: 'I do not think that he would want to comment on this.'The runner-up for the title is the Royal Family, who won it in 1989. Cameras were allowed into Glasgow Sheriff Court after Lord Hope, Scotland's most senior judge, gave the go-ahead for experimental coverage.. The studio which once boasted 'more stars than there are in heaven' is fielding Macaulay Culkin and Ted Danson in Getting Even with Dad, which opened very weakly a fortnight ago. But a team was not airlifted back on to the vessel immediately the tug arrived.At 10.58am, four men, including Mr Dickson, were winched on to the deck when the vessel was only about 50 yards off the rocks, and 17 minutes from disaster None of the power winches on board worked. Through its Time Exchange sales house, which represents Scottish, Grampian and Border television as well as its own Granada television, it controlled airtime sales worth about 13.3 per cent of the market at the time of the bid. LWT's Laser sales house, which acts for both LWT and Yorkshire Tyne Tees television, and which has 15.7 per cent of the market, took its total share to 29 per cent.Granada, which now plans to fully integrate the two sales houses, will have to shed market share by ceasing to sell airtime for Scottish TV, which accounts for 3.9 per cent of the market.Scottish television said the decision was not unexpected.