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The Times - 10/05/1983

1983; Gale Group;

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By Julian Haviland, Political Editor, By Paul Routledge, Labour Editor, By Michael Prest, By Anthony Bevins Political Correspondent, By Our Political Staff, By Peter Hennessy, From Tim Jones, , By David Hewson, By Philip Webster, Political Reporter, By Ronald Faux, From David Felton, Labour Correspondent, , By Pearce Wright, Science Editor, By Baron Phillips, Property Correspondent, By Nicholas Timmins, From Our Correspondent, , By Peter Evans, Home Affairs Correspondent, By Pat Healy, Social Services Correspondent, By Frances Gibb Legal Affairs Correspondent, By Michael Baily, Transport Editor, By Kenneth Gosling, By John Young Agriculture Correspondent, By Anthony Bevins, Political Correspondent, By Our Parliamentary Staff, By Our Political Correspondent, By Alan Hamilton, From-Zoriana Pysariwsky, , From Jacqueline Reditt, , From Charles Harrison, , By Henry Stanhope Diplomatic Correspondent, From Tony Duboudin, From Roger Boyes, , From Our Correspondent, From Christopher Mosey, , From Michael Hornsby, , From Susan MacDonald, From Richard Wigg, , From Ian Murray, From Diana Geddes., From Michael Binyon., From Our Own Correspondent, , From Frederick Bonnart, John Russell Taylor, Geoffrey Norris, John Percival, Max Harrison, Peter Ackroyd, Irving Wardle, PHS, by Lord Harris of Greenwich, Christopher Walker, Richard Dowden, Geoffrey Smith, Roger Scruton, PETER BAUER, , BASIL YAMEY., RICHARD BUXTON, , BRIAN O'DOWD., REGINALD HIBBERT, , ANTHONY VERRIER., H. V. HODSON., COLIN W. SELLARS, , KENNETH W. CATTERMOLE, , BELOFF, , DAVID BELLAMY, , ANNE POTTS, , CORDELIA JAMES, , D. ROLFE, , By Geraldine Norman, Sale Room Correspondent, By Robert Nowell, City Editor Anthony Hilton, From Maxwell Newton, , From Bailey Morris., From Frances Williams, , By Derek Harris, Commercial Editor, By Edward Townsend, Industrial Correspondent, By Jeremy Warner, By Jonathan Davis, Energy Correspondent, By Andrew Cornelius, By Peter Wilson-Smith, Banking Correspondent, · edited by Sandy MCLachlan, Bill Robinson, · by Andrew Cornelius, Geoffrey Ellis, Frank Brown, Clive Cookson Technology Correspondent, Keith Mason, Richard Sharpe Editor, Computing, Rex Malik, By John Woodcock, Cricket Correspondent, By Alan Gibson, By Ivo Tennant, From Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, By Richard Eaton, By John Wilcockson, From Barry Pickthall, , By Keith Macklin, By Leslie Duxbury, By Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, By Nicholas Harling, By Michael Phillips Racing Correspondent, From Terry McLean, , By Jenny MacArthur, By Paul Harrison, By Joyce Whitehead, From a Special Correspondent, , Edited by Peter Dear, From Michael Binyon, , From Christopher Thomas, , From Robert Fisk,

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News: Two months' jail for sleeping signalman, Soares invites rival to join coalition, Goodbye to the old familiar faces, Quiet response from the City, US told to set an example over MX, Body of boy aged three found in tip, 'Suicide' booklet to continue, Return of hijacked plane delayed by a phrase, Jaruzelski faces church anger, Man 'bribed officials in banks', Battle for the soul of the Afrikaner will reach its climax today, Moi says foreigners plotting to oust him, Roberto, a leading man of style, Banks cut back hard on home loans, 'Morning after' pill campaign launched, Dissolving blood clots, Labour faces local revolt after Livingstone's ambitions are frustrated, TV-am queries audience survey as figures slump, Union censures its general secretary, 'Slaughter' in Guatemala, 'Coronation Street' actor for trial, 'Is America going Beat?', Laboratory will identify lethal replica firearms, Syria told it risks armed clash, TUC denies signs of economic recovery, Nurse jailed for life after jealous killing of lover's wife and sons, Why the Swedes must sink a sub, Critics pan Burton and Taylor over Broadway revival, In a mood of subdued, businesslike hysteria, Sweeping gains for Spanish Socialists, Russian families flown out of Beirut, Boy and girl abscond, Police role in society, Moscow V-Day parade brings out medals, Diversion of Etna lava 'not worth the cost', Heseltine replies to writ threat, High wages theory is criticized, Lie detectors urged by spy case inquiry, Court to settle custody of dead mother's baby, Alliance faces battle over television air time, Editor must produce secret file, Six economies failing as Tito influence fades, Thatcher's decision day diary, Swedes intercept coded signal in hunt for subs, Pessimism rife in France, Prints 'link man with bombs', Over the polls, a hint of Big Brother, Stop this nuclear blackmail, Adjectives fly in campaign warm-up, A Falkland factor Israel has taken to heart Jerusalem, America accused at UN of declaring war against Nicaragua, Pitfalls on the path to a second term, Prisoners of conscience Bangladesh: Shawkat Ali, Heidemann faces accusation of fraud on diaries, Big parties maintain stranglehold, Labour leaders in emergency session, Opposition refuse to accept Bills, Sensitive post goes to diplomat, Battle for Welsh seat is settled, The papers, The Times Diary Vote winners, Snap decision catches Tories off guard, The Times and the election, North Sea sit-in ends, Pope admits Galileo was wronged, Getting the result, Brian, that we came for MOREOVER... Miles Kington, How Labour would axe captains of industry, Mitterrand seeks new Bretton Woods pact, Mrs Thatcher settles for June 9 poll, 3,000 gather in Berlin to plan anti-missile drive, Cardinal thanked by Kent. Index. News in Brief. Politics and Parliament: Peers reject twice yearly pension rise, Business in both Houses rearranged, Minister forecasts rapid developments in the North Sea Energy, Bank denies EEC farm bonanza, Shore blocks Budget tax changes, Parliament today, Lukewarm backing for EEC aid plan Third World, Satellite TV expected in 5 years, More money for inner city renewal, Royal Assent, Electrification likely of three main lines, Peeress with pub calls for hours change, Polaris blast brings budget reforms. Display Advertising: Phillips, Yellow Pages, Studio-haus, Wizard, Btr, Nova, Loft Conversions, Multiple Display Advertisements, Air Portugal, Les Ambassadeurs, Rhhi, To: John Bouldin, Peterborough Development Corporation,, Ba, The Times 1000, digital, CD, méxico. Reviews: Today's events Royal engagements, National at home, Violent images in the cause of peace Terry Atkinson/Bruce McLean, Concerts Philharmonia/ Ashkenazy Festival Hall, A very superior soap opera, TV programme ban on Time Out, Theatre Noël and Gertie King's Head, Dance Kinuta Sadler's Wells, The Other Chic Face it, watches can be witty, Art Deco glass sculpture fetches £14,275 in Geneva, TV top ten, Feet First, Collins/Welsh/ Goldstone St John's/Radio 3. Picture Gallery. Arts and Entertainment: Today's television and radio programmes BBC 1, Bridge Outsiders win pairs title, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 16,125, Concise Crossword (No 56). Editorials/Leaders: 1983 IS Not 1968, Common Sense And Contraception, The Anvil Of Argument. Letters to the Editor: Female of the species, Tasmanian dam site still an issue, Rate reform, Third World aid in perspective, Land of the free, Room for talent, Conservative attitude on nuclear force, Desirable residence, Too near the bone?, Eating guinea pigs, A searching look, Third-party issue. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Births. Deaths. Official Appointments and Notices: Bishops to meet on Catholics joining council, Design Council award for £1 plastic clip, Latest appointments, University news Oxford Elections:. Obituaries: John Williams, Mr Anthony Beamish, Prebendary Tom Kerfoot, Mr William Brooker, Correction, Kai Winding Outstanding jazz trombonist. Business and Finance: Computer Briefing, How I learned to love my micro, French policies strain links with US banks, Staying away from S Africa, High-powered heads of high-tech industry, IMF backs $4.3bn package for Chile, No longer chained to the office, Machine that is made to measure, Call for pensions to be index-linked, More price cuts on the way, The pound, Investment and Finance, Victory for Fraser board, Why this is the year of the mouse The Week, Double setback for £26m brewery bid, Where to look for the new jobs, Appeal to summit over poor, Pubs call customers back to the bar, Need for a lower dollar, How to buy the right systems, OECD narrows trade differences, Company Results Fortnum and Mason, Company News In Brief, TI chairman confirms engineers' optimism on economic recovery, Now for the next 10 years, Base Lending Rates, Tricentrol's Tony Fox dies, A robotic ear for the Scots, Granville & Co Limited.. Stock Exchange Tables: BOC Group in $100m bond issue, Wall St retreats by 4.36 points, Authorized Units & Insurance Funds, Recent Issues, Commodities London Metal Exchange, Sterling: Spot and Forward, Market takes election news calmly, Wall Street, Gilts slip after slow start, British Funds. Business Appointments: Appointments. Classified Advertising: Lectures And Meetings, For Sale, Legal Appointments, Announcements, Entertainments, Situations Wanted, Advanced Technical Services. Sport: Spanish veterans with zest of youth, Problem for Britain, Today's Fixtures, Mottram's costly errors, Sports in Brief, Seeing red over Bolton, Around the world within 160 days, Studied approach to batting, Lions hope that history will not repeat itself at Wanganui, Why Kissinger believes US is ready and able to strengthen World Cup, league decide new TV package, Ferguson changes his tune, McEnroe's success on clay opens door for the grand slam, Give Thanks again for Bolger, Spinner with an odd twist, Giving a priority to talks on four-day game smacks of panic, Spectre of relegation looms larger for Luton, Telford are handed title, Chinese embarrassed by success, Roma's first title in 41 years, Low blow for Pirow, Graham in title surge, Agar is Man of Steel, For The Record, Edgar's protégée 'taught a lesson', Nickson pulls out. Law: Applicant is entitled to reasons Bosies Ltd v Secretary of State for the Environment and Another, Bridge is part of statutory street Attorney General of Hongkong v Mightystream Ltd, Copyright protection for compilation of programmes Independent Television Publications Ltd v Time Out Ltd and Another British Broadcasting Corporation v Time Out Ltd., Justices wrong to reject evidence Burton v Gilbert, Off-road use of crash helmet is no defence Losexis Ltd v Clarke, Taxi by-law not oppressive Regina v British Airports Authority, Ex parte Wheatley. Property: Rentals, Flat Sharing. Weather: The Weather.

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