The Times - 30/03/1982
1982; Gale Group;
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By Jonathan Wills, By Philip Webster, By Clifford Longley, Religious Affairs Correspondent, By Annabel Ferriman, Health Services Correspondent, By Denis Taylor, By Peter Waymark Motoring Correspondent, From Ian Murray, Peter Norman, By Richard Evans, By David Blake Economics Editor, By George Clark, By Annabel Ferriman Health Services Correspondent, By Clifford Webb, Midlands Industrial Correspondent, By Stewart Tendler, Crime Reporter, By Hugh Noyes, By Geraldine Norman, Sale Room Correspondent, By Pearce Wright Science Editor, From Diana Geddes, Education Correspondent, By John Witherow, By Stewart Tendler Crime Reporter, From Our Correspondent, From Ian Bradley, By Hugh Clayton Environment Correspondent, From Arthur Osman, By Ronald Faux, By Our Environment Correspondent, By Rupert Morris, From Peter Hazelhurst, From Stephen Taylor, From John Earle, From Paul Ellman, From Nicholas Ashford, By Our Foreign Staff, From Our Own Correspondent, From Christopher Thomas, From Charles Hargrove, By Caroline Moorehead, From Moshe Brilliant, From Christopher Walker, From Richard Wigg, By Tony Samstag, From Frederick Bonnart Brussels, From Michael Binyon, by Suzy Menkes, John Russell Taylor, Ned Chaillet, Irving Wardle, Hilary Finch, Willian Mann, Dennis Hackett, By Chris Patten, by David Hewson, PHS, Edward Mortimer, ELIZABETH YOUNG, RUTH RUNCIMAN, D. T. DONOVAN, KENNETH H. TAYLOR, HOWARD ABRAMOWITZ, A. C. NORFOLK, A. M. HEAWOOD, FRANK ALEXANDER, JOHN SHERWOOD, FRANK HARDIE, MARY WHITEHOUSE, T. R. WOODFORD-SMITH, PETER BAIRD, PATRICK TIERNEY, ROBERT ARCHER, CECIL FARTHING, ALFRED ALTENBURGER, DAVID GREEN, By Our Astronomy Correspondent, Glen Cavaliero, By a Bridge Correspondent, Gareth David, By peter Hill, Edward Townsend, By Baron Phillips, By John Whitmore, By Drew Johnston, By Margareta Pagano, From Nicholas Hirst, By Torin Douglas, Peter Hill, Nicholas Cole, By David Hands, By Peter West, Rugby Correspondent, By Srikumar Sen Boxing Correspondent, By Robert Pryce, By Rex Bellamy, By Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, By Peter Bills, By Barry Pickthall, By Michael Phillips, Racing Correspondent, By Michael Seely, By Our Newmarket Correspondent, By John Blunsden, From John Ballantine, Edited by Peter Lee, By Anthony Bevins, Political Correspondent, By Craig Seton,
ResumoNews in Brief. Index. News: A people in the shadow of extinction, Sir Horace hands over, Haig jubilant over big poll turnout, Carrington to speak on Falklands, Trident is only way, Nott says, Alliance will end British nuclear force says Steel, Peace camp women defy council, Paris roads blocked by lorries, Anglican-Catholic Commission report The limits of pastoral power, Flyer home in record time, Weinberger pledges to boost S Korea forces, Science report Gloria maps out the sea, Author defends his best-selling novel, Borrowed time built in at top hotel, Big rise in London council rent arrears, Nicaragua invasion plan denied, Classical records, Glider Man Aims For Parliament, Begin weathers budget vote in Parliament, Finance Minister criticizes Mauroy, Labour plan on EEC revised, Ex-nurse admits forcing girl to drink vinegar, Bomb kills five on Toulouse express, TNL health supplement to close, Roads, Frank Johnson in the Commons Opposition deploys its ultimate Silkin, Camden council 'paid workers illegal £950,000', Police protection Yard silent on Thatcher guard, East-West dialogue falters Moscow decides to wait for Reagan to leave the stage, Canada Bill receives assent, Alliance split on student union poll, Paisley threat to Ulster plan, $200m Aid Appeal For Sahel, Oryx comes back from the edge of extinction, Richardson optimistic on economy, The Times Diary A Golden hand for London's Wiener Library, Carrington visit seen as rebuff to PLO, Paroled forger's £82,000 spree, Coalition sought after split Salvador vote, Checking the exports, Sentencing review is urged, St Ives raises the roof, Now Foot warns the Lsbour right, MP seeks test-tube birth study, Overseas selling prices, Winging their way back to former glory, French attitude on EEC cash hardens, Joseph adds to doubts over single 16-plus exam, US 'misled on Soviet efficiency', Tories, beware the flannelette bridgade, Coup plot link denied by secret agent, Teacher wins sex bias action, Soldiers 'preying on refugees', Who will pay for the chariots to race again?, Mugabe security chief 'led Pretoria spy ring', Moreover... Miles Kington, Turkey workers end strike, Prisoners of conscience Czechoslovaka: Jan Litomisky, 600 given choice of pay cut or dismissal, £3,300 off top car in Ford cuts, EEC holds a gloomy and late 25th birthday party, Fowler refuses to raise pay offer to nurses, Social worker denies hurling riot bombs, Everest camp is set up, Island families settle for £5m, Easing fuel bill hardship, MPs seek dual role for Jenkins, Damages for Ripper victim, Dr Runcie sounds a papal warning, Co-operative boycott urged on shooters, East Germany fetes Jaruzelski. Display Advertising: Bell's, British Gas, Multiple Display Advertisements, Air France, Nch, Cavalier, The National Savings Bank, Nationwide Building Society, Christie's, Metropolitan Police Office, Phillips, Pure India Tea, Pilkington, Piccadilly Theatre, Leeds, Dinner Suits, Kodak, 'Four In A Million'., Base Lending Rates. Law: US puts 'yellow rain evidence to Nato officials, Court Told Of 100 mph Crash, Death sentence for car killings, £50 rabies fine, Lawyers Hold Up Child Case, Court of Appeal Injunction on goodwill of company Darashah and Another v UFAC (UK) Ltd and Another, Solicitor's case for Lords, India lets pilots give evidence, Boy accused of murder, Lump sum order on unemployed man's earnings Burridge v Burridge. Picture Gallery. Arts and Entertainment: Entries Down For Congress, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 15,793, Gamble over sale of Mizne collection, Dali painting sold for record £453,600, Fashion profile The choice for a lady whose word is law, Today's television and radio programmes, TV top ten. Politics and Parliament: Parliament today, Defence Britain must have its strategic deterrent, Foreign Carrington not to drop Israel trip, House Of Lords Peers reject Sunday trading compromise, Royal Assent, Civil Aviation Government would not block sale, Hattersley hits out at two top policemen, The Times Undertakings not infringed. Classified Advertising: Entertainments, Announcements, Today's events, Legal appointments. Reviews: Music in Paris France beginning to discover the baroque, New York theatre Broadway's gift of self-dramatizing versatility, London theatre The Best of British Music Hall Lyric, Hammersmith, Festive affair Philharmonia Previn Festival Hall BBC 2 Radio 3, Lso Elder Barbican Hall, Television Totalitarian drift, Galleries Gods, women and fauna in the Indian vision In the Image of Man Hayward. Editorials/Leaders: Unwillingly To Rule In Bangladesh, One Nation. Letters to the Editor: A third path for British electorate, Black cricket in South Africa, Citizenship obstacle, Mansion House plans, Vienna Philharmonic, Concern over museum, Police unrestrained, The Romans in Britain, Sting in the tale, Mining the seabed, Cure for souls. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): The Night Sky in April. Deaths. Births. Official Appointments and Notices: University news, Latest appointments. Obituaries: Capt C. Townsend, Harriet Adams, Miss Phyllis Playter, Dr H. Gardiner-Hill Prominence in medical and golfing worlds, Obituary, Mr Fazlur Khan. Business and Finance: Appleyard Losses cut, Marketing And Advertising: Surrealism When plaster ducks take wing., Bulk carriers-full steam ahead for another shipping crisis, Horizon Travelling well, Opec and the seven sisters, Overseas Companies, Bradford & Bingley, International Japan, Habitat Mothercare Strong start as interest costs fall, World trade GATT gloom, Dispute over Jersey haven Taxman claims £15m from clore fortune, 1981-year of decline, EIB offers £20m loans, Yorks Chemicals Doubled losses, Nigeria oil trade 'at normal levels', Anglo American Industrial Corporation Limited, Britain tipped to win £500m Indian order, Heron pulls out of battle for ACC, Putting a foot on Boots' board, Rewriting a company's history, Travelling man for retirement, Today, BATs may raise offer for store, Dow Jones rallies, Tin cans to cost more, Commonwealth of Australia, Low & Bonar Shares plunge, Freemans, Wall Street, Barclays 1981 Operating in more than 80 countries., Glynwed engineers success...Freemans fashions a trend Excitement below surface, UK oil impact 'neutral', Sketchley Offer extended, Money Markets, Stone-Platt subsidiary is sold off, Other Exchanges, Anglo American Corporation, Bank Role In Slump Defended, New fears of poor US money supply figures Rates concern boosts dollar, Bids And Deals, Currencies, Satellite TV date set for Easter, Charterhouse Strong rise. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Prices Lack of interest, The Pound, Latest Results, Sterling: Spot and Forward, Commodities, London Exchange Boots ignores the gloom, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co. Limited. Business Appointments: New Appointments. Sport: Boxing When your inward eye is cut, First win for Sri Lanka, Sports in Brief, Uncertainty ends for Kember, ICE Hockey Billingham hopes go crashing, Leicester, Horsetrials Four fastest times for the Greens, Today's fixtures, Bowls, Leicester results, Ayr, Yachting Round world record for Dutchman, Davies ends Aintree speculation, Sevens hit preconceptions for six, Wind and Wuthering scaling the classic heights, Tennis, Sunderland hero and villain of an epic night, Mercy girl shows the way, Motor Racing Andretti returns as Reutemann retires, Kempton Park, Volleyball Scots men win title for fifth consecutive year, World cup plan faces two stumbling blocks, Gosforth backs in England tour, Squash Rackets Back injury forces Hunt to scratch from Open, Rackets Tonbridge sight treble, Rebels are winners in SA, losers elsewhere, Skiing Conditions, Folkestone, Hexham, Golf Watson scuds home with the heron in failing light, Wolverhampton, QPR keep in touch. Property: Salerooms and Antiques. Weather: The Weather.
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