News from 22/02/1981
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Anthony Hilton, John Coleman, John Shirley, Deyan Sudjie, John Fryer, David Steel Mp, Mark Girouard, Rob Hughes, Tony Avirgan, Chris Tighe, Nick Gilbert Deputy City Editor, John Diamond, Berry Ritchie, Graham Rose, Elisabeth Dunn, Robin Morgan, Michael Binyon, Nick Pitt, Frederic Raphael, Jason Tomas, fluffs, Philip Oakes, Mario Modiano, John Coates, Henry Brandon, Peter Rodgers, Frances Partridge, Richard Milner, Julian Barnes, David Dougill, Joe Irving, Alfred Brendel, Derek Jewell, Peter Rodgers Energy Editor, David Cairns, Norman Harris, Roger Hardman, Geoff Whitten, Michael Jones, Peter Harriand, Geoffrey Cannon, Brian Moynahan, Edward Boyle, John Craven, Roger Eglin, Michael Bilton, Andrew Cornelius, Chirs Pryce Chairman, Lorana Sullivan, Oliver Gille, Marjorie Wallace, George Rosie, Brian Jackman, Richard Girling, Nicholas Carroll, Graham Dixon, Theodore Zeldin, Arthur Adams, John Barnes, Hugo Young Political Editor, Simon Freeman, Stephen Pile, Nicholas Albery, Hannah Charlton, Elaine Potter, Denis Reinhardt, Peter Stothard, David May, Los Angeles, Desmond Shawe-Taylor, Alan Brien, Russell Davies, Gwen Nuttall, Patrick Rowley, Jean Robertson, Ronald Butt, David Lipsey, John Bell City Editor, Clive D Greidinger, Brough Scott, Bill Cater, Oliver Gillie Medical Correspondent, Robin Mariar, Dar es Salaam, Barbara Griggs, Barrie Penrose, Dudley Doust, Felix Aprahamian, Ian Nairn, Neil Lyndon, Peter Wilby, John Wilcockson, Harald Offerdahl, Peter Clarke, Godfrey Smith, Peter Pringle, Christopher Ricks, Rear Admiral A J Monk, Hunter Davies, Brian Glanville, David Williams, Keith Richardson, Gwynne Roberts, James Fenton, Christ Lightbown, Michael Green, Roy Jenkins, Peter James, Linda Melvern, Marina Vaizey, Chris Lightbown, Frank Herrmann, James Danziger, Ian Robertson, Paul Wilcox, Geoffrey Hicks Chief Information Officer, Walter Goldsmith, Malcolm Crawford, Peter Wilby Education Correspondent, Piotr A. Bienkowski, R M Shields Managing Director, Patience Wheatcroft, Roger Ratcliffe, Leslie Geddes-Brown, Isabel Hilton, Boris Schapiro, Richard Williams,
ResumoUS warns: pay up or elsea News Digest 22 February 1981 Drugs men sent home by base AP: Cuban soldiers storm embassy AP: N-plant damages Tomato catchup Hot on the trail of the curry gang Knokke freedom Kidnap demands Sunday Times Prices Overseas Contents US gaffe triggers Nato row My KGB chambermaid, by British envoy Labour rallies to oppose the Gang Coal Deal is Undermined Contents A massacre that 'never happened' Harrods Multiple Display Advertising Items New London King Size Notice Board The Oriental Carpet Centre This week's birthdays Foot's infantry brave the winds Frank Giles to be next editor Duval Carpet Co. Ltd. Battle of flowers rages on Drug was sold despite tests that showed it could blind Hubble-bubble bewitches court Water men's anger set to boil over Sunday Times photographs win award Nationwide Building Society New moves for lead-free petrol split Whitehall Why schools break the law 200m times a year Whsmith Dock masterpiece falls victim Air zimbabwe Collectors cash in on pretty face of cheques Birth of another eating machine Colt Debendox warning to doctors Valentine's Day disaster reveals safety loopholes Rank Xerox The Pope's shadow Dirty facts of the ivory trade Thorn 'miracle' unites farmers—in hating it Jetta 'Don't leave' appeal to Nyerere men Royal National Institute for the Blind Hoverlloyd Why the loneliest Russian is ringed by empty seats Victims of the massacre that the world ignored David Blundy, left, reveals the horrifying story of a day Ei Salvador went on a 'cleaning' operation Three hundred peasant refugees had arrived that morning. Few of them would survive the day Scottish Amicable Investments Data General By Our Foreign Staff: Pentagon warns of arms flow Reagan looks ahead and encounters Rosy Scenario This is the age of the train Brezhnev looks ahead and sees little but gloom Marchais woos the 'poor whites' Land Rover Air Florida The mystery of Jeannette May Spencer Solarise The Ritz Wales Quangos Multi-Ownership & Hotels Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items Hitler's deadly secrets Silent end for anti-noise group Portland Holidays Jelsave Harrods The label says chicken-but has the bird flown? Shopping Swissair Motown magic for sale Pop Ghetto school attacks the smart set Education President Reagan's economic vision . . . and Latin-American folly 'When in sleep you turn to her, call her by my name' Mrs Thatcher's lesson from the miners Schools School Fees Insurance Agency Ltd C. Howard & Partners What Really Made the Lady Turn The Tory Press was shocked at Mrs Thatcher's humiliation by the miners last week. An artful Ezra, a plotting Price, a hesitant Howell have all been blamed. But, as John Fryer and Michael Jones report, the real culprit was an astonishing blindness to a series of very obvious warning signs Howell: the man in the firing line Multiple Display Advertising Items Ford Roy and Hugh Village twins Missing Mozart's flute An Englishman's home. . . Homeless families: don't blame local councils Times: offer was serious Khrushchev's Polish crisis Royal Mail Special Services Does Jordan 'own' the West Bank? Invaded first BBC 'most economic' Points Multiple Display Advertising Items The British National Oil Corporation Hong Kong Government Multiple Display Advertising Items The One Nation DB No, Mrs Thatcher, we are two nations Britain needs a conservation policy, says Steel Multiple Display Advertising Items Royal Navy Officer Jay says we must reflate Delta Delata is Ready when You are Prins Ferries The Villa People Montents Limited Multiple Display Advertising Items Corfu Villas Villas Italia Multiple Classified Advertising Items Continental Airlines We're Number One Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sunsites Multiple Classified Advertising Items Birttany ferries Multiple Classified Advertising Items Villaguide Ltd. Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bournemouth The Sunday Times Classified Index Multiple Display Advertising Items Finnish Tourist Board Owners Abroad Multiple Classified Advertising Items Meridian Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Holiday Villas Multiple Classified Advertising Items Iberia Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Meon Multiple Classified Advertising Items Panam Good luck under the Majorcan sun Eurocamp Multiple Display Advertising Items America Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Overseas Travel Multiple Display Advertising Items Sunmed Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Kuoni Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items England: caught in a coconut shy with no escape Rugby Union Yes, it's Huw in full cry Round-Up Results Wales back in business Rugby World Plus 3 minus success Golf Bringing on a thoroughbred Budget Holidays Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items A nicotine junkie on the run Rugby's troubled quest for a safer stud Kit Multiple Classified Advertising Items Haswell Travel Multiple Classified Advertising Items Rugby League Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hope, faith and at last a promise of wealth Boxing News in Sport Multiple Classified Advertising Items Yesterday's Racing Walk-out in umpire row Hockey Wreghitt's time for reflection For the Record Warm-Up Inside track Candid Candidate In Memoriam Below The Belt Money Talks England counts on Ipswich, pure and simple The importance of Bobby Robson's Ipswich Town lies in its relevance to the future of British football. Our football correspondent Brian Glanville, on the amazing suffolk team Day of more lost Football Results Play the guessing game Wrong, Sexton Brighton fade Pools Forecast World Cup Spain The height of Fashanu Football Focus We all agree. . . Supernova The girl who cut Dick down to size Abbey National Why Henry Root envies Anna Ford Rocking the Abbey Just a few hundred words on a dangerous mission The Sunday Times Party politics is not a moral issue Inside politics Crossman the Kingmaker Jaeger The Crossman Diaries Jaeger Multiple Classified Advertising Items How Wigg hunted Profumo and the Tory 'officers' revolted Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Opera & Ballet Next week: Bevan v Gaitskell Royal Opera House Multiple Display Advertising Items Honda Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items When the law makes the worst of a sad, bad business Look Orange Charmer Multiple Classified Advertising Items Silver Mist Look tracks track suits. . . Multiple Classified Advertising Items Arts Council Multiple Classified Advertising Items For sports all-sorts Woman's journal The scene of mother and dying child was one of sublime beauty. . . Why the rockers proposed to Val A matter of life and death John Alan Independent Schools Information Service Hartingdon House Multiple Classified Advertising Items Ireland Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bournemouth Multiple Classified Advertising Items Cornwall Multiple Classified Advertising Items Kirroughtree Hotel Multiple Classified Advertising Items Friedrich leaves gap News in Brief A haunted pen National Theatre The Great Music-Lover's Lexicon The biggest publishing event of the year is the 20-volume "New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians" which appears this week. Here the distinguished pianist Alfred Brendel and our music critic David Cairs discuss where it scores and where it misses Brass Beds Around the musical world in 20 volumes Grove in focus 2 Jack Daniel's Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lucky dips in the main stream Cinema 1 Berlin Multiple Classified Advertising Items Turgenev: a passion for reality Theatre Multiple Classified Advertising Items Portrait of a fighter in a mean street Cinema 2 London Multiple Classified Advertising Items Alban Berg's masterpiece of darkness Music Karan Armstrong: diva from the mid West Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Banking on Gilbert and Sullivan The art of a great ballerina Tribute to a swinger Credit Card Hotlines The craft of the draughtsman Marina Vaizey on an engrossing exhibition at the V&a Civilisation and its contents Television David Garnett Son of Zeus The Search for Alexander by Robin Lane Fox/Allen Lane £12.95 Commercial break Thirty Seconds by Michael J. Arlen/Faber with Farrar, Straus & Giroux £5.50 pp 211 Books by Post Alice doesn't live here any more Alice James: A Biography by Jean Strouse/Cape £9.95 pp367 The great railway bazaar The Railway Journey by Wolfgang Schivelbusch/Blackwell £9.95 pp 213 Crimes of the times John Coleman on new thrillers Sophie's Choice Golden oldies Edwardian Childhoods by Thea Thompson/Routledge £9.75 pp 232 Dream mansions The Gentleman's Country House and its Plan, 1835-1914 by Jill Franklin/Routledge £15.95 pp 279 Personal Multiple Classified Advertising Items Rayburn Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bushell Multiple Display Advertising Items Chestertons Eagle House Winkworth George Trollope Multiple Display Advertising Items Barratt Brian Lack Cluttons Multiple Display Advertising Items John D Wood Knight Frank & Rutley Multiple Display Advertising Items Sturgis Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Keith Cardale Groves Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Robert Bruce & Partners Multiple Classified Advertising Items Brentford Dock Multiple Classified Advertising Items Continued on next Page Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Church Green Multiple Classified Advertising Items Blinkhorn & Co. Multiple Classified Advertising Items Country Properties Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Continued on next Page Multiple Classified Advertising Items Britain's wasted acres Scene Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Wildlife versus the plough Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items What to do, where to go this week Crossword The city with a hole in An investment worth sitting on Motoring Brain-Teaser No. 970 Badminton Match Do You Know? If you can't plant it, hang it Wheelchair garden: an invitation Insider's France The Sunday Times critics' guide to the arts and books Tv: Dilys Powell on the week's best films The complete best-sellers list Today BBC1 The Sunday Time guide to the week's television and radio Today's Region by Region Bell's Scoresese's new morality tales Today's Choice Mi5: are we safe and sound? Monday Today's Radio Programmes Dallas: a surprise in store Tuesday James Baldwin travels South Wednesday Dilemma of a baby doctor Thursday Eva's world: no bed of roses Friday Brook's tour Down Under Saturday Mrs Thatcher must stick to her guns ICL's anxious customers press for revival plan CEGB boss undermines coal best Super-bulb that's light years ahead Contents GKN sets pace for more deals MP's bid for Sealink faces investigation Papering over the recession Look into the future with me Coal dust-up smudges equities Market Round-Up Peugeot Automobiles UK Ltd. I come to raise BPC, not to bury it—Maxwell Today's cash is Tomorrow's mash Deadline U-turn boost for Anderson What's up Weaker oils Bad news first Jerome has style Scars at Lucas Doctor's remedy Hoover Jitters MLR stays—for the time being Happy Lloyds—but wait for the windfall City Notes After the Phoenix Stag at bay or a patient bull? Williams & Glyn's Bank Why they can't vouch for a voucher firm PA International Arthur Andersen & Co Multiple Display Advertising Items International General Electric Company Develop a New Personnel System BP Exploration Royal Mail Gerrards IPG Personnel Consultants How to take the sting out of redundancy The Price of Money Dickies Rovacabin Savings News The London Permanent Building Society The Equitable Life . . . and why you should stick with a mortgage The Sunday Times Management Selection Limited Tyzack & Partners Ltd Reed Group Oupont Philip Smith Manpower Consultants Vickers Offshore P. H. Recruitment Ltd. Assistant Partnership Secretary Michael Wood, Specialist Management Services Specialist in recruitment for the developing world Multiple Classified Advertising Items Anthropologist in search of a TV audience Often watched, rarely seen. . . Vanbrugh Olivetti Heading South A house is not a home, it's a ram. . . Multiple Display Advertising Items Ketchchum Recruitment Limited Racal The Electronics Group Group Product Manager When is a bus not a bus? When it's aloft. . . The shrinking world of Clive Sinclair Technology 1 H&H Factors Time Marketing Ltd. Mr. G's electronic market place Technology 2 Multiple Display Advertising Items Chartered Trust Limited The Association of Investment Trust Companies Oilmen plan to launch floating airport Strike sends Harpic round the bend There was a young lady from Bewt Enterprising Britain Northampton Forte S&W Berisford Cool gas, hot air—and a 15 year fall-out Which sort of nuclear power station should Britain have? Peter Rodgers reports on the latest skirmish in a long-running battle Nuclear power: the options Wonder boy—or flavour of the month? The Reagan Budget What it means-and will it work? Berlitz Syncrude Systems Programmers Telecommunications Multiple Display Advertising Items Astral Recruitment Associates P&O Computer Services Limited Reed Executive Marketing Tutor Merton Associates (Consultants) Limited Austin Knight Advertising Nayne Morley Client Development Executive Oilfield Support Ideal Opportunity for Top Sales Executives Department of Energy TP & Database Specialist Hughes Ovens & Hewitt The Dow Chemical Company Canada Austin Knight Advertising Hoggett Bowers Executive Selection Consultants Pullman Kellogg Moxon Dolphin & Kerby Ltd The Jamahiriya Gray Mackenzie The Swire Group Nestle British Gas Natref Multiple Display Advertising Items Jaguar Multiple Classified Advertising Items Lynx Sales Ltd. Multiple Classified Advertising Items Jack Barlay Limited H. A. Fox HR Owen Multiple Classified Advertising Items Grange Motors Multiple Classified Advertising Items Rolls-Royce and Bentley Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Park Lane Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Quality Used Cars Working Motors Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Heddell & Deeks Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Motors Cars Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bristol Street Motors Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Wheelhouse Opel Multiple Classified Advertising Items Sytner Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items British Car Auctions Romans Multiple Display Advertising Items Normand (Continental) Ltd. Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Business to Business Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Continued on next Page Multiple Classified Advertising Items Drinkmaster Ltd. Multiple Display Advertising Items Telford Washington for your new factory or office Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Picture Gallery Will pensions go Scott free? Liberty Life's The Sunday Times Geordie and Goliath: the battle for Spanish City Cut-price Woolies makes you wonder Speculator goes to jail ITV's audience Jobless Britain The M&G Group Contents British Foot Ball Contents The Audi 80 RJ Wiltshire Time Life Books What Happens Officer Royal Marines Canada Now is the time Scotcade Ltd. Castle Collectors Club James Blackmore Ltd. The Bomb Survivors Murray Sayle reports from Hiroshima and Nagasaki Ontario Canada Dunlopillo TWA Alpha Wamsler from Morley Marketing Dormeuil Luncheon Vouchers Heyden Multiple Display Advertising Items Twyfords Bathrooms Flora Mira Devin Velux How Bobby Robson Does the Impossible at Ipswich Report: Neil Lyndon. Photograph: Roger Perry We also process payrolls Mr Bennett Ltd. American Express Gas Plan Aestro Annigoni's Fresco Pietro Annigoni, Italy's most famous living artist, favourite of heads of state from Queen Elizabeth to President Kennedy, has, at 70, renounced worldly protraiture to spend much of his time at the Monte Cassino monastery near Naples painting—in return for his keep—an enormous fresco. John Pearson interviewed him near the end of his mounmental task Look for the Silver Lining Socair Designs Whsmith Doubleday The Ultimate Driving Machine Cold Shield Windows & Doors Limelight Ring Warrington A Service of W. H. Smith & Son Limited Minolta Foster-Callear Police Officer Embassy Number 1 Extra Mild Bridge Chess Mephisto Crossword Marshall Cavendish Mail Order Bretecher It is almost a year since Claire Brerécher's cartoons first appeared in the Sunday Time Magazine. They are read by both sexes, adored by women but usually feared by men. Who is the awesome Bretécher? Angela Mason meets her. Photograph by David Montgomery Lifewap Masterbuys The World's Healthiest Food Vinyl Choice A Short Walk from the Beach? Time is Money Fare Deals for Some Solarbo Renault 14ts Space Start Here Today: someone worth talking to; Popeye's incredible arms; what to do with your 'fluffs'; and John Graven on an amazing South Sea adventure A Good Ear to Bend Popeye Muscles in Final touches: brushing up the anchor tattoo on… Picture Gallery Getting It Wrong Heard any funny 'fluffs' recently? Send them in to Michael Rosen Malaysia John Craven at Large This week John reports on an ambitious school expedition-to Papua New Guinea Letter Ladder Star Joke Multiple Display Advertising Items A Life in the Day of Big Dadday The Sunday Times Marvellous stories Silk Cut
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