The Times - 05/02/1973
1973; Gale Group;
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From Robert Fisk, From Fred Emery, From Peter Hazelhurst, By Philip Howard, From Our Correspondent, From John Groser Political Staff, By Michael Hatfield Poitical Staff, By Ian Murray Labour Staff, By Brian Cashinella, By Stewart Tendler, From John Groser Political Staff, , By a Staff Reporter, By Stephen Jessel Education Correspondent, By Our Environment Reporter, By John Chartres, By Our Social Services Correspondent, Ronald Faux, From Richard Wigg, From Our Own Correspondent, From Alan McGregor, From Harry Debelius, From Robert Trumbull, From Roger Berthoud, From Michael Hornsby, From Philip Short, From Michael Knipe, From Moshe Brilliant, From Paul Martin, By Peter West Rugby Correspondent, By Norman Fox, From John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, By Brian Lewis, By Neil Allen Athletics Correspondent, By Jim Snow, Margaret Allen, Juliet May, By Our Real Tennis Correspondent, By Rex Bellamy Squash Rackets Correspondent, Ann Morrow, William Gaunt, Stanley Sadie, Alan Blyth, Stephen Walsh, Richard Maylan, A. M. Rendel, Juliet Mitchell, Jonathan Power, PHS, Innis Macbeath, Denis Taylor, David Wood, J. A. G. GRIFFITH, , GRAHAM HEATH, , DAVID M. BOSWELL, , THOMAS BALOGH, , L. T. KNIGHTS, , ANTHONY JOHN, , PETER LIDDELL, , ROSALIE MANDER, , P. LANCASTER BROWN, , JOHN PESMAZOGLU, , BRIGID BROPHY, , MAUREEN DUFFY, , By Nature-Times News Service., By Clifford Longley, From Our Colombo Correspondent, Norman Collins writes:, E. S. writes:-, Mr Charles Lewsen writes:, Miss Constance Babington Smith writes:-, By Maurice Corina Industrial Editor, By Peter Hill, By Dennis Dwyer, By Ian Morison, By Christopher Wilkins, By Guy Hawtin, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, QUINTON HAZELL, , J. M. NUGENT, , RICHARD STEVENS, , C. L. J. LACKI, , Ronald Kershaw, E. W. I. PALAMOUNTAIN., W. J. NESBITT, , Anthony Thomas, Peter Draper and Tony Smart, Sydney Paulden, John Whitmore, By John Woodland, Gerald Ely,
ResumoNews: Soviet grain crop outlook, Viewpoint, Pensioners 'faced with a labyrinth of agencies', Halt to Royal Ballet tours 'not a snub', Heart transplant 'considered' in London hospital, Madrid claims capture of communist printing centre, Israel building own missile boats, Snow reports, Faulty foundations for Europe's growth, Delhi Cabinet broadened, Broadcast politics under review, French atom tests may go underground, London teachers to strike in protest at 28p on allowance, President Kaunda rejects move by Rhodesia to reopen border, Mr Heath sees Labour fear of lower living standards as nonsense, Radio 4 changes pattern in search for new listeners, Internal threat to General Amin posed by young revolutionaries, Regional notebook Creative writing in a luxury eyrie, Census delay after computer failure, Irish distrust of the British orange card trick, Passivity by church leaders on sex issue, 12 killed by avalanches in Austria, A life as it has to be interpreted, The Times Diary Churchill and gas warfare, Dutch ketch wins Cape to Rio race, Mr Heath warns US on the dangers of pulling out of Europe, Tillicoultry: a town in danger of redundancy, Egypt's only political party expels 64 in drive on dissidents, EEC compromise likely on Norwegian fish, Canadian breaks deadlock to bring hope of real ceasefire in Vietnam, Science report Pollution: High ozone levels in London, Chinese may free captured US pilots, Welcome by TUC for education plans, West Europe 330 French doctors challenge law by claiming that they have performed abortions, Belated Indian welcome for Asia press symposium, Why Pretoria has barred Japanese fiancée, Echoes of 'Enosis' trouble Cypriot calm, Planning aid service to advise objectors, Nurses show willingness to take industrial action, Student leader defends Mr Ustinov, Mr Heath appears to ignore call for elections to European Parliament, Herr Brandt to see friend's opera premiere, Church seeks more facts on North Sea oil finds, £2.5m appeal to rehouse LSE library, Battered baby safeguards urged, Christiane Kubrick: flowers and violent images, American atomic security head said to have had debts of £110,000, Sympathy for Mr Crosland, Year of the Ox begins life with big bang, Official poll predicts Gaullist defeat, Safari boom helps Kenya Asians, Michael Collins documentary banned by ATV, Labour studying draft plan to take over 24 of 100 top firms, Shots fired in Milan street fighting, Agriculture Leonard Amey Subsidized surplus eggs in EEC will seek a market in Britain, Charities fear annual £1m loss from VAT, Residents and Army differ in accounts of gun battle, Whitelaw call for more troops likely after ten Ulster deaths, Immunity saved diplomats £266,234, Hold-up in force reduction talks, King Husain leaves for talks with Mr Nixon, Australia not expected to buy Concorde, Some church Sunday names may go, Gen Perón leaves Spain before Lanusse visit. News in Brief. Index. Display Advertising: Knight Frank & Rutley, Spooner Industries, Macarthur's Scotch, Jones Lang Wootton, Arthur Lee & Sons Limited, Hall-Thermotank Limited, Strutt & Parker, Renault 16, The Times, Common Law Reports Ltd., Scandinavian Airlines, Cement-Roadstone Holdings Limited, Manbré & Garton Limited, Sperry, Thomson Holidays, Nomura, S.A.F.E,, Boc, Weatherall Green & Smith, Antony Gibbs. Official Appointments and Notices: University news, Appointments in the Forces Royal Navy, British Council post, Church news. Weather: The Weather. Picture Gallery. Law: Law Report February 2 1973 House of Lords Mutual corroboration between witnesses Director of Public Prosecutions v Kilbourne. Sport: Motor racing Porsche passes endurance test in style, Cross-country Bedford loses in sprint, Tennis Britain to meet US in new event for women, Squash rackets What Barrington meant by 'animated chess', Sports in Brief, Skiing Thoeni climbs nearer world leader, Cricket Tolchard contesting Test place with Birkenshaw, Athletics Beating Viren means more to Stewart than records, Racing Setback to hopes of Ryan Price double, Hockey Five league clubs move clear of field, Rugby Union Defeat of tactically sterile Wales unrolls fine prospect for Scots, Football, Winter Olympics Innsbruck chosen to stage event in 1976, For the record, Real Tennis Clifton could win for first time. Politics and Parliament: Parliamentary Diary. Classified Advertising: Business Notices, Legal Appointments, University Appointments, Women's Appointments Secretarial, Funeral Arrangements, Entertainments. Reviews: Spirit of resistance Journals of Resistance, Dardanus Queen Elizabeth Hall/ Radio 3, Croydon's first arts festival, Handel Opera Society St John's, Smith Square, RPO/Martinon Festival Hall, Haydn Trio Purcell Room, New music in Wales, Perfect ladies No Man's Land Atv, Monday books Artistic algebra of Chinese rugs A View of Chinese Rugs. Editorials/Leaders: Russia's Abiding Dilemma, King Husain's Inquiry In Washington, Pattern Of Retailing. Letters to the Editor: Water reorganization, A letter from Greece, Design Copyright Act, Loans by Portrait Gallery, The Dark Lady, The case for supporting Concorde, Curbing land price inflation, PO policy on special stamps, Labour statements on North Sea oil, The duty of an investment trust manager, Where a telescope was sited, Censorship and freedom, BBC discussion on Warhol film, Public lending right. Court and Social: Court Circular. Births. Deaths. Marriages. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Wednesday, February 4, 1948 Ceylon a dominion. Obituaries: Lord Blackford, Mr Charles Gimpel A founder of art gallery, Miss Jean Macaulay, Caryl Jenner, Mr A.D. Peters A talented literary agent. Business and Finance: Company News Write-offs says Benson's Hosiery, CEGB has fresh look at Flintshire power site, Lending rate 8 3\4 pc, Highlands board has industrial grant in aid raised 25pc this year, January funding, Mr T. Sainsbury to head retail planning unit, How Claude Ganz made his mark with Dymo, Management More fuel to the burning topic of health service reform, Inflation, funding and the stock market, New Zealand expects wheat surplus, Traders attack cost of Grimsby docks project, Whitehall blamed for the increasing burden of paperwork on small firms, Commodities Cocoa battle of the bears and bulls, BLMC still at mercy of outside stoppages, Show orders for Silentnight, Egypt signs desert and coastal exploration contracts with American, Canadian and British oil groups, Business Diary in Europe: Soames' sweet home, Europe trips to study car pay structure, EEC food chiefs at top level UK talks, Briefly from the Boardroom, Rivalry for hotel TV film shows market, More share prices, Mitsubishi in ships deal with Singapore, Yen facing further pressure after Bonn tightens exchange controls, Lloyd's catastrophe fund hits tax snag, Record levels reached by man-made fibres industry, Granite City beginning to feel the benefits of North Sea oil Rodney Cowton discusses the effects of exploration on Aberdeen and its hinterland, New Issues Cement-Roadstone comes to London, Seven builders struck off housing register, Merseyside expansion will create 2,000 jobs, Post Office will ask for state help to meet revenue loss from freeze, Brazil imposes coffee quotas, Link-up gives Associated Biscuits market in Spain, Dock labour problems persist as severance pay-out scheme ends, Industry in the regions Hartlepool steels itself for a fight, World trade Mr Heath narrows gap between US and Europe, Results this week, Neddy meeting this week will examine effects of reduced profitability levels, Record 1972 traffic at Port of Dover, Two Canadian exchanges study merger proposal, Freight Report Charterers' upper hand as tanker rates plummet, Builders more hopeful of a good year ahead, Clothing makers seek approval for price increases. Business Appointments: Business appointments New vice-chairman at Alcan (UK). Stock Exchange Tables: The Times Share Indices, Weekly list of fixed interest stocks, London & Regional Market Prices Capitalization & week's change (Current market price multiplied by the number of shares in issue for the stock quoted), Unit Trust Prices-change on the week, Bonds traded in Europe. Property: Commercial and Industrial Property, Flat Sharing, Property Industrial schemes increase. Arts and Entertainment: Broadcasting, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 13,297, Radio.
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