Report – page 27 photograph by Edward Sykes Photograph omitted

Report – page 27, photograph by Edward Sykes
(Photograph omitted). It lists 300,000 works of art in 1,200 museums and 680 private collections. SO, YOU have translated the treaty into plain English Crikey David MadgeCanterbury, Kent. It is the world’s most abundant organic material, and plants make 50 billion tons of cellulose a year from the carbon dioxide of the Earth’s atmosphere. Whether these concern the work of the Child Support Agency or a negotiated peace in former Yugoslavia, they are likely to be the most important decisions you will reach in your life.Spare a kindly thought, then, for those at the top of the greasy pole and near the age when they could qualify for a Senior Railcard For months their names have been bandied about in the press.

Two more fell in the town, which has been the target of government air raids for the past three days. Few wanted to be quoted on their views, but most believe that the time-scale Mosley has placed on the biggest changes is unworkable.Against this backdrop in Monaco, the show goes on. Earlier, they had been promised an electricity interconnector cable to Scottish Power.The deals are being cited by Conservatives as evidence that Mr Major will survive future rebellions despite the predicted loss of Christchurch.Other Ulster observers are more sceptical that a lasting watertight understanding could have been reached, dismissing the theory as a cynical public relations exercise geared to contain the panic that will ensue if, as expected, Mr Major’s overall Commons majority is cut to 17.The deeper worry is the possible effect on the deadlocked inter-party talks, which Sir Patrick Mayhew, the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, is seeking to revive.Fears that the Government is dedicated to winning Unionist votes on issues unrelated to Northern Ireland were magnified last week when the Prime Minister vociferously denounced a leaked Labour Party document suggesting ‘joint sovereignty’ of the province with the Irish Republic.Waves of disenchantment, page 8Leading article, page 16. Other countries do it other ways.’Germany contracts out half its note production to a private company, and the currencies of the Netherlands, Portugal, Switzerland and Canada are all made commercially. This is a community that thinks its allies are unreliable and its opponents are prospering: a community chronically unsure of itself and its future.(Graphic omitted). It will also clear the way for the UN to scale down its entire humanitarian operation, which, although it has saved innumerable civilian lives, has done little to prevent ‘ethnic cleansing’ of Bosnian towns and villages.An indication that a plan was needed that would at least temporarily satisfy the Muslims was given added urgency by the warning from Bosnia’s Vice-President, Ejup Ganic, that Europe would face a wave of terrorist attacks if the war continued.Seven members of Bosnia’s presidency who met EC ministers said yesterday that they had agreed to a carve-up of the country. This gigantic piece, so dependent on our views of modern machinery, also looks rather neo-classical, as though it were first conceived in the 1780s.

THE GOVERNING Christian Democrats (CDU) ended their annual congress yesterday in a state of great confusion about how to handle the huge financial problems of German unification. A near collapse of the Australian dollar last week was a signal of nervousness in financial markets over the government’s economic strategy.The intitial reaction from the business world was not reassuring. Surveillance was everywhere: his room maid once prevented him from watering the pot plant in his room: he discovered a listening device in it.Owarai Kitachosen, or Funny North Korea, which was written by Teruo Ito, the director of a Japanese comedy television show, went on sale last September, and has sold 200,000 copies. They didn’t have television or books to give them new ideas.’Egbert got the idea and the say stick: ‘Let’s ask the priest to help us,’ he said. As for the dealers themselves Cmdr Grieve said: ‘There are groupings all over London, it is rather like a patchwork quilt. I nearly wrote ‘extraordinarily well’, but actually there is nothing extraordinary about the present phase of strong economic growth, declining unemployment and subdued inflation.