The Times - 25/04/1978
1978; Gale Group;
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By Fred Emery Political Editor, From Michael Binyon, From Peter Nichols, From Marcel Berlins, By David Spanier Diplomatic Correspondent, From David Cross, By Kenneth Owen Technology Correspondent, By Christopher Warman Local Government Correspondent, By Donald Macintyre Labour Reporter, From Our Correspondent, By Our Labour Staff, By Jacob Ecclestone, By George Clark Political Correspondent, By Annabel Ferriman, By Our Political Correspondent, By Diana Geddes Education Correspondent, From Alan Hamilton, By Our Social Services Correspondent, By Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, By Our Home Affairs Correspondent, By Stewart Tendler Crime Reporter, By Our Planning Reporter, Tim Jones, By Paul Routledge Labour Editor, By Philip Howard, By John Roper Health Services Correspondent, By Craig Seton, From David Wood, From Michael Hornsby, From Our Own Correspondent, From Patricia Clough, From Harry Debelius, From Ray Kennedy, From Dessa Trevisan, From Moshe Brilliant, From Ronald Faux, From Peter Hazelhurst Trat, Thai-Cambodian border, , From Michael Leapman, From Lawrence Pintak, By John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, By Rex Bellamy Squash Rackets Correspondent, From Peter Ryde Golf Correspondent, Alan Gibson, By Richard Streeton, By Michael Phillips Racing Correspondent, By Pamela Macgregor-Morris, David Howell, Dr Walter Marshall, PHS, Philip Howard, Bernard Levin, ALEXANDRE ANANOFF, , CHRISTOPHER DRIVER, , ROBIN S. HOWARD, , PETER TEMPLE-MORRIS, , DENIS MACSHANE, , HERB GREER, , ROBERTHALL, , DAVID PREISKEL, , RICHARD WORCESTER, , ROBERT ADLEY, , JULIAN AMERY, , JOHN COPE, , JAMES JARDINE, , FRANK GANT, , RICHARD GORDON, , E. M. DALTON, , STANLEY PIGOTT, , By Our Bridge Correspondent, David Robinson, Ned Chaillet, Richard Williams, Irving Wardle, Dr Rhodes Boyson, Ruth Hall, By Peter Hill Industrial Correspondent, By Christopher Wilkins, From Frank Vogl, From Peter Norman, By Malcolm Brown, By Derek Harris, By Clifford Webb, By Patricia Tisdall, By R. W. Shakespeare, By John Huxley, ROBERT MITCHELL, , B. WOOD, , F. G. PHILLIPS, , D. R. MYDDELTON, , Malcolm Brown, By Richard Allen, By Tony May, By Peter Wainwright, Wallace Jackson Commodities Editor, by Margaret Stone, by James Mulchrone, by Peter Norman, by Roger Choate, by Sue Masterman, by John Earle, by Harry Debelius,
ResumoNews: Claridge's strikers go back empty-handed, Zapu denies execution of death plotters, Europeans 'passive on arms control', Regional report TV big influence on Welsh tongue, 600 years of building on display, Assaults on transport staff, Shelter attack on student tenancies was inaccurate, Kidnap case pair in magazine deal, Counties say rate aid system 'out of control', Free Democrats stay loyal to Bonn Cabinet, Energy officials face questions on oil loan, Italy Scandal typifies an unhappy year, Begin pledge of more West Bank settlers, Buyers hear new methods of detection and alarm, IRA killers of RUC man given seven life sentences, Father says vaccine killed son, International Savings Banks Computer revolution gathers pace, Prince's income tax plan stuns Liechtenstein, Portuguese coup celebrated, Putting the boot into a liberal society, Rapid closure of hospital for women urged, Social Focus Education: who should govern our schools?, Union may face expulsion threat, Soviet visit to Holland ends on strained note, Parents of drug victims thank 'Julie' team, Liberals 'unimpressed' by election threats, Grants to meet shortage of teachers, Tory spokesman condemns EEC terms on milk, EEC fish negotiations delayed for farm talks, Harsher sentencing 'will not check crime rate', Communist insurgents make inroads on borders of Thailand, Bridge pairs qualify for national final, Gypsies block road prematurely, Russians thanked over return of passengers, Party officials join fight for Hungarians' rights, Sweden Instant withdrawal is new lure, Haggling over rights on Hampstead Heath, Terrorists want 13 released in Moro deal, New York fashion thief ignores ransom appeal, Science report Spina bifida: Risk in miscarriage, Government is expected to allow debate on Colonel B, How a Roman spring fell foul of the freeze, Austria Stolid system keeps capital flowing, Flooded sea-bird colony to benefit from grant, Swapo force takes 70 civilians to Angola after hijacking bus, Everest climbers pass the oxygen line, Greater say at Tory conference, Soviet-Cuban pledge to guerrillas, Clarification by car case councillor, Yard men go to Canada for extradition case, Germany Innovations keep pace with society's demands, Only a small swing might mean sweeping changes for Swindon, Spain Down comes the scaffolding, Air pollution 'linked with cancer', Pentagon foresees dual role for new strategic missile, The Times Diary, Call for world body to examine press role, Seven sons drew lots for father's watch, Call for end to 'protected villages', Paper named children wrongfully, Jobs offered to homeworkers are scrutinized, Mother, aged 17, gets five years for killing baby, Local Elections Conservatives expected to recapture 'class war' borough, France Facilities meet all needs, Questions on value of campaign to save energy, Ban on 'Sunday Times' seen as breach of Convention, Tory leader greets anti-Marxist alliance, Park to'rival Richmond' planned for Londoners, British institution in process of transformation, Britain Permutations on a theme of thrift, Plutonium: when too much is not a good thing, Union wants civil jobs for defence plants, Soviet space cameras keep close eye on S Africa, France denies neutron bomb testing, Clock ticks up cost of telephone, Rhodesia refugees' harsh lot, Destitutes 'a pool of infection for TB', Newsagents march in protest at disruption, 'Muddling through' seems best, Israeli prisoner freed in first step of three-nation exchange deal, Mr Silkin's fight for milk boards, Spain to return properties seized by Franco regime. Index. Law: Courtesy saves time Regina v Daejan Properties Ltd, Ex parte Merton London Borough Council, Husband wants sick wife home Ex parte Farr, politician jailed in Korea bribes case, Life for shooting security officer, Family Division Scottish family outside English jurisdiction In re Irving (Minors), Bond films man to pay $35,000, Man in temper stabbed girl with a poker, Miss Hearst fails in final appeal. Display Advertising: British Gas, The Greek Post Office Savings Bank, Sparkassen And Landesbanken, William Baird, The Weir Group Ltd., The City Offices Company Limited, Four Italian Banks, Italian Savings Banks, The Advertising Association Conference., Bank Der Bondsspaarbanken N.V., Interflora, Midland Bank, High & Dry, Bank Base Rates, The Times Reader Services Directory, London Manchester Assurance Company Limited, Morris Marina Special L.E. Coupé, Trustee Savings Banks, Central Bank Of The Danish Savings Banks, Methodist Homes For The Aged, John Chartered, Bba Group Limited, Cassa DI Risparmio DI Roma, Pakistan International, Christie, Manson & Woods Ltd., Boc Datasolve Limited,, Cassa DI Risparmio DI San Miniato, Skopbank, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Pan Am, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co. Limited, Healey & Baker, Team Avon, Brittains Limited, Bank Of Credit And Commerce International S.A., The Spastics Society, Iran Air, Christies International Limited, Libyan Arab Airlines, 12 Per Cent Exchequer Stock, 1998, Tsb Insurance, National Employers' Mutual, Norddeutsche Landesbank, Sotheby Parke Bernet & Co.,, Steels, Foord Surveyors. News in Brief. Weather: The Weather. Arts and Entertainment: Broadcasting, Glass vessels have scholars guessing, Radio, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 14,883. Picture Gallery. Classified Advertising: Personal Columns, Theatres, Legal Appointments, Entertainments, Business to Business, Non-Secretarial, Stepping Stones, -Stepping Stones-Non-Secretarial-Secretarial-Temporary & Part Time Vacancies-. Property: Rentals, Flat Sharing, Salerooms and Antiques. Politics and Parliament: Assembly relationship with armed forces House of Lords, Implications of plan by British Airways to buy 19 Boeings, Still competitive over labour costs, The Speaker says MPs must neither flout nor bend sub judice rule House of Commons, No plans for change in passport forms, Big imports by car companies frowned upon by Government, Britain's growing trade deficit with EEC, Evolution approach to industrial democracy, Nuclear power station checks to prevent spread of weapons, EEC ministers to discuss sea pollution. Sport: Snooker Reardon loses six of seven morning frames, Cricket Qadir's leg-spin could span a score of years in Test matches, Portrait of a man who had greatness thrust upon him, Sports in Brief, Boxing Levene wants Tonna to be stripped of title, Badminton Grand Prix series planned for England next year, Racing Carry on O'Brien the main feature, Golf Ballesteros faces competition from cyclists, Equestrianism Predictable names in list for world event, Squash rackets Cloud over Airlines' world event, Swimming Sparkes and Haller team up, Football Leeds decide to retain Armfield as manager. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): Encounter, which is almost, 25 years ago From The Times of Friday, April 24, 1953. Editorials/Leaders: Eurotories Get Together, Shoot First And Don't Explain. Letters to the Editor: Embassy as museum, The naming of Colonel B, GLC's purchasing policies, The hazards of 'go it alone' conveyancing, Choice of aircraft for British Airways, Community law, Fragonard's work, Police pay, Israel and Lebanon, Looking back, Applying for bail, Managing the economy, In search of a church, PO advertising holds down phone costs, Search for British pen, 'Unjust' tax avoidance proposal. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Deaths. Births. Obituaries: Mr R. M. Handfield-Jones, Mr Michael Wilson, M Jacques Rueff French diplomat, philosopher and economist, Prof William Ellison. Official Appointments and Notices: University news, Latest appointments. Reviews: The late Cézannes: Paris sees a noble ambition achieved, Gary Burton Queen Elizabeth Hall, Gogol Brighton, National Gallery buys an early Fragonard, Twelfth Night Old Vic, 'The Club' comes to London. Business and Finance: Discount market, Cut-price grocery war 'likely to last', Should the law be tougher on price rigging?, Cocoa denial, Builders reject report on accident record, LME metal stocks, Australian turnround helps push Steel Bros, Port strikers defiant, Briefly Weakening of dollar aids Exxon, Corinthian back to dividends, Kuwait 5m dinar note issue, Record first quarter by American Brands, Quarterly fall in trade gap with Soviet, Dallas/Fort Worth: a dream of an airport, Sales up but Monsanto dips, Car delivery men strike, Swan Hunter set to gain £130m naval order with iobs for 3,000, OFT extends search for price-rigging, Chairmen, Dollar premium pointers, Business Diary: Hackney miscarriage? ·Customs and practice, Commodities Higher prices seen for copper but setback in latter half of year, Institutes throw doubt on Bonn hope, Options, Leyland and R-R talks try to solve disputes, Fed may announce tighter credit policies, Stewards seek public inquiry on Speke, NSM cigarettes dropped, Elec & Ind Secs better than hoped, Stake in Dawson Int proves its worth in Wm Baird's leap, Money Market Rates, Earlier offer date for British bonds in US, Marler suspended on news of takeover move, Sears Roebuck 'after securities firm stake', International Industrialist may gain control of Olivetti, Wall Street, BP well abandoned, ECGD plan widened to include suppliers, Japanese securities reach new heights, Greenwich to raise £20m by stock issue, Tankers hardest hit in Norway's ship sector, Fears for office machinery trade, Kennecott continues its attack, NCB expected to spend £80m on super-pit, Eurobond prices (midday indicators), Food group wins panel's approval for price rise, Alpine finds another sting in Dolphin, Stock markets Firm as money supple fears abate. Stock Exchange Tables: How the markets moved, The Times Share Indices, Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, Foreign Exchange, Recent Issues, Stock Exchange Prices Firm gilts. Business Appointments: Business appointments Burmah Group elects new planning director.
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