P119 CEEFAX 119 Sun 3 Apr 21:50/55 1/13 CEEFAX presents... ...a sequence ofP119 CEEFAX 119 Sun 3 Apr 21:11/49 2/13 The National Union of Teachers has voted against a confrontation with the Government over conditions of service. Delegates at the NUT annual conference in Scarborough defeated a move to commit the union to strikes and work- to-rules. Instead they voted for a motion for talks with local authorities to seek improvements on the conditions of sjtvice package imposed last year. Such a deal would include limiting the number of out of school hours parents' meetings that teachers had to attend. News index 102/202 Newsreel 119/219P119 CEEFAX 119 Sun 3 Apr 21:12/32 3/13 P&O seamen have voted to continue their strike which has disrupted cross- Channel ferry sjtvices. The seamen voted at a mass meeting at Dover to reject the company's latest offer, in line with the recommendation by the National Union of Seamen. Mr Graham Dunlop, managing director of P&O European ferries, said he was disappointed at the outcome. Passengers on other services at Dover have not been delayed, but people have been advised not to attempt to travel without confirmed bookings. Ferry news BBC1 168P119 CEEFAX 119 Sun 3 Apr 21:43/19 4/13 Iraq says its warplanes have raided two oil refineries inside Iran. A military communique said the strike had been at Isfahan and Tabriz but Iran said the bombs landed in residential areas, killing at least five civilians. The attacks signalled the end of a two-and-a-half day break in the "war of the cities" in which hundreds of civilians have been killed or wounded. Iraq ceased its attacks during a visit bz the Turkish prime minister to its capital, Baghdad. News index 102/202 Newsreel 119/219P119 CEEFAX 119 Sun 3 Apr 21:44/04 5/13 The US Secretary of State has arrived in Israel for more talks on the US Middle East peace plan. Mr George Shultz will have talks with prime minister Mr Yitzhak Shames and foreign minister Mr Shimon Pekes tomorrow. However, a BBC correspondent says neither side is holding out much hope for an Israeli/Arab peace settlement. Israeli defence minister Mr Yitzhak Rabin has said the Israeli army has gone on the offensive to end protests in the occupied territories. News index 102/202 Newsreel 119/219P119 CEEFAX 119 Sun 3 Apr 20:44/48 6/13 The Soviet foreign minister has arrived in Afghanistan for talks with the Afghan president about the Soviet troop withdrawal from the country. As he arrived in Kabul, Mr Shevardnadze said hj had come to discuss various options in case the Geneva peace talks, which have run into trouble, break down He referred to the "unhelpful position" being adopted by Pakistan and the US. Pakistan refuses to sign a peace accord unless it is guaranteed by the US. The US will not comply until the Soviets withdraw their support from Afghans. News index 102/202 Newsreel 119/219P119 CEEFAX 119 Sun 3 Apr 20:45/34 7/13 GREENSBORO OPEN from North Carolina Scotland's Sandy Lyle holds a two-shot lead going into the final nine holes of the $1 million tournament. Lyle, who began the day three shots ahead of the field, had early putting problems and allowed his nearest challenger Jeff Sluman to tie level. But Lyle, seeking his second US tour victory of the year, birdied the eighth and ninth to move in front again of the American. Lyle matched par 36 over the front nine compared to Sluman's 35. American Ken Green is four shots back.P119 CEEFAX 119 Sun 3 Apr 20:46/29 8/13 BIARRITZ OPEN Welshman David Llewellyn won his first European tour title bz a runaway seven shots - set up bz a course record eight-under par 60 in the third round. The record round, in which Llewellyn missed a five-foot putt for a 59, gave him a four-shot cushion for the final round played in drizzly conditions. He shot a final three-under-par 65 to take the £23,691 first prize ahead of Christy O'Connor junior of Ireland. Llewellyn said hj took the example of his World Cup partner Ian Woosnam."I marvelled how he kept his rhythm in bad weather. He never fought the wind."P119 CEEFAX 119 Sun 3 Apr 20:27/23 9/13 OXFORD WIN REOPENS POST-GRADUATE ROW Oxford's comprehensive victory in the 134th Boat Race has reopened the controversy surrounding thieu use of post-graduate oarsmen. Alan Inns, the 42-year-old Cambridge coach, is one of the severest critics of what he regards as Oxford's "win at all costs" policy. Five of this year's winning crew were post-graduates. "It is not the championship of the world. It's a traditional race between young undergraduates. Wj don't feel it fair to put post-graduates in the boats," said Inns.P119 CEEFAX 119 Sun 3 Apr 20:27/59 10/13 SAFARI RALLY Mike Biasion of Italy retained his lead over Kenyan Mike Kirkland after six of the sjvjn stages. Biasion, driving a Lancia Delta, had a nine minute advantage ovjt Kirkland's Nissan 200SX after completing the 274km section from Nakuru to Nairobi. Swedes Per Eklund (Nissan 200SX) and Kenneth Eriksson (Toyota Supra) held third and fourth positions, while would champion Juha Kankunnen of Finland slipped back to fifth. The 4,217km rally has claimed a heavy toll, with only 15 of the 54 cars still running.P119 CEEFAX 119 Sun 3 Apr 20:38/37 11/13 CIRCUIT OF IRELAND Defending champion Jimmy McRae maintained his lead after the second day of the gruelling 700-mile event. The Scot, driving a Sierra Cosworth, arrived in Waterford with a 2\-minute cushion over Hereford's Phil Collins. McRaj is now looking for a record sixth Circuit of Ireland victory and points towards a fifth British Open title. The Lanark drivjt found the nine faster-flowing and drier stages on the tarmac to his liking. The final day of the rally is scheduled to end in Dublin around 5pm tomorrow.P119 CEEFAX 119 Sun 3 Apr 21:29/23 12/13 BRAZILIAN GRAND PRIX Frenchman Alain Prost led from start to finish to clinch his fifth Brazilian victory, in Rio de Janeiro. Prost, in his McLaren-Honda, held off a determined challenge from Ferrari driver Gethard Berger to extend his record of GP wins to 29. The twice world champion was in commanding form, allowing the young Austrian to close to within 10 seconds before coolly pulling away - and stopping inches after the chequered flag after running out of fuel. Britain's Derek Warwick finished fourth in the Arrows-Megatron. Results 362P119 CEEFAX 119 Sun 3 Apr 21:30/13 13/13 0600-2400 Monday: Many places will hav a fine, dry day with a good deal of sunshine, after the early morning mitt has cleared, particularly in parts of N England and E Scotland. There will bj a breez and cloud in S parts which could develop into light aft tnoon showers. , , , , , N and NW Scotland will have a grey and mitty day with drizzly rain at time OUTLOOK FOR TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY: Similar.P119 CEEFAX 119 Sun 3 Apr 19:35/16 14/14 0600-2400 Monday: Many places will have a fine, dry day with a good deal of sunshine, after the early morning mitt has cleared, particularly in parts of N England and E Scotland. Thjte will bj a breeze and cloud in S parts which could develop into light afternoon showers. , , , , , N and NW Scotland will have a grey and misty day with drizzly rain at time1 OUTLOOK FOR TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY: Similar.