From: cockburn@edieng.enet.dec.com (Craig Cockburn)
Subject: VNS, Mon 28-Sep-92
Organization: Digital Equipment Co. Ltd., Reading, England
Date: Mon, 28 Sep 1992 20:26:52 GMT


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Subj:	VNS #2671  Mon 28-Sep-1992

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 Edition : 2671               Monday 28-Sep-1992            Circulation :  7717 

        VNS Announcement ..................................   10 Lines
        VNS MAIN NEWS .....................................   55   "

VNS Announcement:                          [Marios Cleovoulou, VNS Publications]
=================                          [Valbonne, France                   ]

    I'm off for a couple of weeks vacation.  As a result there will be no
    "publisher coverage" until after the 13th of October.

    VNS should keep on publishing in automatic mode as long as our "staff"
    keep on sending in articles.

VNS MAIN NEWS:                                     [Tom Povey, VNS UK News Desk]
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     Here is the News at 08:00 BST on Monday 28-September-1992
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     UK News
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     FT-SE = 2593.1
     Exchange Rate 1 UK pound = $ 1.7190 = Dm 2.5340
      = Yn 206.66 = SFr 2.2226 = FFr 8.6265 = A$ 2.3721

     The Labour Party conference opens today with a debate on Europe.
     Yesterday, Brian Gould, who challenged John Smith for the leadership,
     resigned from the shadow cabinet saying he wanted to be free to speak out
     against the opposition over Europe.

     The EC Summit will be held in Birmingham in October.

     In Northern Ireland , several members of the Parachute regiment are to
     face charges following disturbances in Coalisland last May. Last night, a
     Catholic teenager was shot dead by loyalist gunmen.

     The Head Teachers union says that once 75% of schools have opted out of
     local authority control, the remainder should be forced to opt out.

     A senior Conservative backbencher, Sir Marcus Fox, has joined calls for
     the Queen to pay tax.

     Two scottish football fans were killed when they fell from a train on the
     way to Kings Cross.

     Broadcaster Jonathon Dimbleby, new president of the Countryside
     Commission, says the government transport policy is causing irreparable
     harm to the countryside due to the increase in the use of cars.

     European News
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     The chancellor will ask a meeting today of EC finance ministers to
     consider changes to the European monetary system.

     In Romania, President Iliescu says he expects to win the elections
     following exit polls after yesterdays polling. He is expected to form a
     coalition government.

     International News
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     In South Africa, two infamous political prisoners are to be released
     today following talks between the ANC leader and President de Klerc.

     {News courtesy of the BBC}

     Local Weather
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     A damp and misty start but mainly dry and warm today. High 24C/75F.

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From: arf@otter.hpl.hp.com (Andrew Farmer)
Date: Thu, 24 Sep 1992 21:56:40 GMT
Subject: Trendy media phrases - Euro-sceptics
Organization: Hewlett-Packard Laboratories, Bristol, UK.