News from 15/01/1972
1972; Gale Group;
Autores
Julian Roberts, J.C. Slessor, John Sainsbury, John May, Anton Ziolkowski, Lino Spiteri, C.J. Fell, Martin Sugarman, Anthony Lewis, Alan Lee Williams, Roger Thoj, P.R. Davies,
ResumoThe Economist Kawasaki Steel Corporation The Economist Sea power Pauline Jones Malta Management Appointments Jerusalem Hypermarkets Hi-fi One Vat rate National Airlines Oil Changing places We are sorry Orchestra lives Property Montagus Haunted by Ulster Nixon is willing President Nixon is poised for take-off towards re-election next November. Can he possibly be shot down? Hullo, Europe! Because he's there Sheikh Mujib has gone home to his Bangladesh, and the rest of the world had better start sending its ambassadors there Under western eyes again Mr Brezhnev's efforts to silence criticism inside Russia seem neither consistent nor conclusive, and some of his own mouthpieces sound curiously nervous Smog over Stockholm The great international environment conference is in trouble because of another argument about divided Germany Atkins Computing Turner & Newall Ltd Chataway will tell the ITA to go thataway All together now Labour party Playing scales Conveyancing Brummie accents Local government Commercial Union Assurance Swissair A respite, not a surrender Student unions English Tourist Board Cleveland Norway under the spotlights Hey, not so fast Malta One Monday's pursuit of truth Germany Industries Harsh Words And Boobytraps East Germany The race between Bhutto and chaos Pakistan A rough count Rhodesia Moshe wins Israel The Economist Intelligence Unit Famous Grouse Scotch Whisky Hotel Inter-Continental Indignation Egypt Alive and well and doing nothing Arab communists My friend, Nixon Japan What a way to go China A vacuum that's filling up fast Indian Ocean Franklin Simonsen S.A. Sidestepping Chile The cocoa coup Ghana Do-it-yourself diplomacy Election '72 Democrats against Nixon: Moderate Muskie Northern Trust Bank Steel manoeuvres Stubborn statistic Aim for red power Pennsy crunch Those who ran away Thrift is big business Thorn Lighting Alcoa The Daily Telegraph SAS You're never alone with a book State of the nations Causes unknown Coal was life Thawing the permafrost Cambridge University Press Granted asylum Lifeless Mostly war Under inspection Investment: any more carrots? Hongkong Bank Group Hullo, Europe! Britain's entry into Europe is a momentous historical event, and deserves a real celebration. But what kind of party should we throw ? Bang go some more moon theories The more data scientists get from their moon technology, the more like the earth their moon begins to look The Chartered Bank Saimwa Bank Nbp Queue up here for help The EEC has overhauled its social fund for helping the unemployed. If Mr Robert Carr plays his cards right Britain could do very well from it The miners have to cool it Striketime again Cars Something's coming right Economy Tasks ahead Ned Gullick rerouted Travel No piece of the action Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith A matter of faith Shipbuilding Don't meddle, Maurice Three-decker? Vat Outranked Films Key Indicators: British economy Fragile: handle these rates with care Talking up the money Oil No deal Norway and EEC Hook, line and ... Greenland salmon Selection Trust Ltd Air New Zealand Ireland is where it hurts most Unemployment Jitters German labour Key Indicators: World commodity prices Please don't go just yet World Bank Nothing for nothing Free fares Scottish Amicable Brussels Hilton Paris Hilton Lazard Freres & Co. Town And Commercial Properties Ltd A Boot for the market Roses too Thorn Electrical Industries All business is not good business Wall Street Key Indicators: World bourses Is clay the greatest? Paper Strikes while the Iron is cold? Australian minerals Lloyds & Bolsa Yes, but don't just dive in blindly Appointments Chairman's Statement Appointments Appointments Appointments Appointments Appointments Wanted Education & Courses Publications Business & Personal Appointment Wanted Education & Courses Tender Asia Research Bulletin Saitama Bank J. Carvel Lange International Dixons Stock Prices and Yields Sasebo Heavy Industries Co. Ltd British Steel Corporation
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