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... A taste of Scotch and America SCOTTISH Ballet returns to the King’s Theatre this week, performing three works, under the umbrelia title, Ballets by World Masters. And like another World Masters series, there is a strong element of swing in at least one ...
... Meg can stayin America KIRKCALDY'S former Commonwealth Games discus gold medal winner, Meg Ritchie, has won her legal battle to stay in America. A federal judge has over-ruled the refusal of the US labour department to issue Meg (38) with the necessary ...
... Mr America saint or sinner? Fitzgerald Kennedy. AS THE outcome hung in the balance the night be was elected president of the United States, John Fltagerald Kennedy calmly announced was going to get some much-needed sleep. While his family kept watch by ...
... Scots team America's Cup SCOTLAND, the Soviet Union, Japan and even land-locked Switzerland will be among the new challengers for the 1992 America's Cup, the San Diego Yacht Club announced yesterday after a midnight deadline for entries had passed. Twenty ...
... IRA man is denied bail in America A US federal judge in New York denied bail yesterday for Joseph Doherty, an IRA member and convicted killer who has been held in prison for seven years while seeking political asylum. The judge, Miriam Cedarbaum, said ...
... Helensburgh launch for America's Cup bid THE RACE is onto build a winner for the greatest yacht race in the world. And the Scottish challenge for the America's Cup was officially launched in Helensburgh last week with an appeal for sponsorship from Scottish ...
... Dayjur flew to America on Monday with most of the other British challengers, and has trained impressively this week on the dirt surface. The horse has also appeared to handle the long bend into the straight at Belmont. Dayjur is quoted in America as 7-2 favourite ...
... -America is keen to cut its defence ndin of troo and reduce the number s in Europe — but the ...
... Europe to meet America for the Wightman Cup 'AIN’s women tennis s will no longer com-1 as a team for the mn()lp.'l‘enhcllefs dave decided that the annual Shéounter, one of the most famous tournaments in the gport, should be reinstated as \,‘&lflfie match ...
... Apathetic America mumbles through elections posals to do the job, supported by their chosen candidates. Abortion, which six months ago looked so overwhelmingly important, was not the main factor in any race. O Missing, too, were voters. The turn-out — ...
... Hot sounds from [Latin America TO BE able to decend, of a sharp mwfamfmthewm End of Street into a subtelrraneanmwulcaf;gn: nove experience. To ymfi&{repledwithfine music from Latin-America and eastern Europe, with some p;eeuythmnin,issomethlng else. But ...
... America for a few dollars less EVEN before John Major took the plunge, the pound was riding high against the dollar. And with the steadying influence of the ERM, its purchasing power should really have the organisers of American holidays rubbing their ...