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The Times - 29/07/1981

1981; Gale Group;

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By John Witherow, Tony Samstag, From Tim Jones, , By Dan van der Vat, By Donald Macintyre, Labour Correspondent, From Ian Murray, By Hugh Noyes, Parliamentary Correspondent, , From Peter Nichols, , By David Felton Labour Reporter, By George Clark, Political Correspondent, By Sarah Segrue, By Our Crime Reporter, By Staff Reporters, From a Staff Reporter, By Suzy Menkes, Fashion Editor, By Our Fashion Editor, From Ronald Faux, By Philip Webster, Political Staff, By Peter Hennessy, By Christopher Warman, Local Government Correspondent, By Martin Huckerby, By Arthur Reed Air Correspondent, By Annabel Ferriman Health Services Correspondent, By Lucy Hodges, From Arthur Osman, Oxford, By Robin Young Consumer Affairs Correspondent, By Stewart Tendler Crime Reporter, By Pat Healy, Social Services Correspondent, By Our Social Services Correspondent, By Our Home Affairs Correspondent, By the Staff of "Nature", From Nicholas Ashford, , By Our Foreign Staff, From Patricia Clough, , From Our Own Correspondent, , From Christopher Walker, , From Eric Marsden, By Gabriel Ronay, From Charles Hargrove, , From Ivor Davis, From David Bonavia, From Harry Debelius, From Patrick Knight, By Ian Bradley, From Trevor Fishlock, by Jack Fingleton, Dennis Hackett, Hilary Finch, John Higgins, John Percival, Anthony Masters, Richard Williams, Richard Owen, by the Prince of Wales, Peter Watson, Henry Fairlie, G. W. MAYNARD, , J. N. ROBINSON, , ALEX PATON, , RONALD SHIELDS, , ANTHONY BLOND, BARRY PORTER, , FRANK FIELD, , ANTHONY MEYER, , ARTHUR SOUTH, , HUGH CAMERON McLAREN, , J. C. SMITH, , YEHUDI MENUHIN, , JAN MORRIS, , G. D. H. LEACH, , JAMES OTTAWAY, , GRAHAM TREW, , J. N. SPENCER, , NEVILLE CHITTICK, , Philip Howard, By Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, Dr Richard Bulbrook writes:, By Peter Ryde, By Lewine Mair, By Paul Harrison, Alan Gibson, By John Nicholls, By John Karter, By John Watson, By Philip Robinson, By Edward Townsend, By Bill Johnstone Industrial Staff, By Michael Prest, Patrick Knight, By Peter Wilson Smith, From Peter Norman, By Baron Phillips, From Frank Vogl, , By Our Industrial Staff, By Adrienne Gleeson, By Mark Jackson, By Clifford Webb, Midlands Industrial Correspondent, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Ross Davies, Richard Capstick, By Our Financial Staff, By Margareta Pagano, By Marareta Pagano, by Baron Phillips, Peter Davalle, From Staff Reporters, , By a Staff Reporter, From Ronald Kershaw, ,

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Index. News: Soviet minister says US has begun arms race, Whitehall pay team appointed, Shelling fails to end shaky ceasefire, Is today a holiday or not? Wedding day protest by union at BL, What Gleneagles pact set out to achieve, Hill tribes dilemma for Zia's successor, Government aims to close house-exchange loophole, The young stylists How Lady Diana ignores the hallowed traditions, Rebellion Protest FAST Over Pomp, Pope expected to be well enough to visit Britain, Mauritania 'CIA target', Marseilles deaths grow into big political scandal, Report clears senior police in Yorkshire, Solicitors struck off for breaches of rules, The Times Information Service, Workers in Kiev strike and win, Bathers not told of risks, Jews yes, but America comes first, CAA baulks at war on bucket shop operators, A royal privilege Tax-free toll that spans the years, Britain steps up fishing patrols as ban ends, NUR rejection of Weighell plan raises strike fear, Camping out/Rest of the wedding news Early rush for St Paul's sites, Royal Wedding Inside St Paul's: who's who and who's where, Interview I think I shall spend half the time in tears, says the musical Prince, Why I feel so close to the Commonwealth, Sad case of a black with no job, Guatemala is firm over Belize, New Zealand may opt out of Gleneagles pact, GLC foots jamboree bill, Gelignite charge on Palace footman, Italian politicians soft on terrorists, Communist says, Crown Estate Profits Rise, Disabled groups drop holidays test case, Spring baby for Anna Ford, Handful of Democrats can block Reagan's tax bill, 'To join together this man and this woman in Holy Matrimony', University Results Service, New jobs scheme called cynical by black leaders, Mystery of vanished 'spy chief', Royal Wedding The 12 hours from reveille to platform 12, Social net becomes a hammock Fiddlers call the tune in German welfare state, Foreign arrivals Heads of state fly into London, The Times Diary Goethe, Groucho and the Princess of Wales, Strike alert over food shortages, Nine die in Tehran bombing, EEC dams Italian wine lake, Church role in Brazil elections, Conditions force people to riot, councillor says, Smoking in decline-by men only, Gandhi defends strike ban as protests mount, Ian Murray traces the history of that cross-Channel institution, the political poster 100 years of publicly saying it in French, Moreover... Miles Kington, Portugal's leader cuts his holiday, Exodus of 600,000 Vietnamese feared, Security Talks In Recess, Labour chooses today to start campaign for poor, Health Demotion Appeal, Weather forecast: A fine day after a grey start Britain basks in the glory of the Prince's fireworks, Government to take over local authority auditing, Science report Are girls really growing up faster?, Dublin accuses Thatcher over H-block letter, Mother and her child survive coma birth, New control on MPs' spending is rejected, The 'hoax' dress Fashion scoop of the century unfrocked. Picture Gallery. News in Brief. Politics and Parliament: House Of Lords Ceiling repairs going ahead as planned, Nationality Bill Government defeated, Local Councils New commission to audit local authority accounts, BBC pins its hopes on the Lords, Wearing of seat belts to be law, Transport Bill Seat belt wearing to be made compulsory, No police obstruction, MPs told, Ulster Writ issued for by-election in Fermanagh, Questions No plans to end wages councils, Tributes to Lord Widgery, Fisheries Britain to keep close watch on herring fishing, SDLP to fight for dead hunger striker's seat, New peers. Display Advertising: New London Theatre, Daily Transcript Service, Garrard, Coalite Group., Multiple Display Advertisements, Bank Base Rates, Sg, New Glass, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co. Limited, Barclays, Chivas, Babycham. Law: Second jail term for dissident, Life imprisonment twice over for gunman, A mortgage survey is ruled proof of value, Queen's Bench Division Mortgage valuers liable to purchasers Yianni v Edwin Evans & Sons, Bank upset over judge, Home Office examines Clift case, House of Lords Britons subject to UK laws at sea Regina v Kelly and Others, 3 Months To Pay £1M Costs, $20 Forgery Gang Sent To Jail, Defeat for California oil drillers, Riot courts Police van bomber is jailed. Sport: Tennis Miss Turton's bold plan of attack works to perfection, Chisholm a masterful captain on and off the field, Batting from Memory, 3: The merciless side of Bradman, Polo Formidable combination have to give second best, Olympic Games S Korea stake claim to stage 1988 event, Sports in Brief, Golf Kinnersley, 56, is too good for out-of-sorts Deeble, Yachting Threat by New Zealand to supremacy of 'Big Four', Cricket Century for Todd as Notts go into 17-point lead, Athletics Only Smith of the Helsinki heroes fails to win a ticket to Zagreb, Rugby Union Springboks may welcome Botha's boot, Racing Victory by Crews Hill persuades Durr that his luck has changed, World Student Games Fourth gold medal goes to Californian swimmer, Football England are given helping hand by League. Reviews: Books Jerusalem Whose Jerusalem?, Ballet Dance Theatre of Harlem Covent Garden, The Gorgeous and The Damned Old Half Moon, Jazz Bouncing along to bebop 100 Club Arthur Blythe, Concert Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Albert Hall/Radio 3, Theatre Taking the Strain BBC 2, Opera Boos for a bland and dispirited Don Aix-en-Provence Don Giovanni, London debuts, Interview Sorry, I'm a star myself now I'm in my sixties. Editorials/Leaders: A Royal And Festal Day, Poland's Deepening Crisis. Letters to the Editor: Torpedo factory jobs, Medical education cuts, A voice abroad, Cause of unemployment, Personal thoughts on a public occasion, Art for the people, Erring motorists, Case of PC Olds, Language problems, Blind eye to murder, Singing at the wedding, The bishops and inner city violence. Court and Social: Court Circular. Arts and Entertainment: Television, Choice, Sotheby's deal their jokers, Radio, Regional Tv, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 15,590. Marriages. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Saturday, July 28, 1956. Official Appointments and Notices: University news. Deaths. Obituaries: Miss Alice Head, Prof Guy Marrian Work on sex hormones. Business and Finance: Prices rise on Brazil coffee crop fears, NatWest becalmed overseas, Business Diary: BBC's wedding discs on ITV, Bank hopes to hold rates, Cawdaw losses soar to over £900,000, Discount market, Vantona boosts profits by 35pc, Kangol directors win backing for takeover, £5m youth training in computers, Carrying coals from Newcastle, Subelectro drops quotation plan, Commodities, Vehicle side causes Centreway losses, Higher German inflation, Rexmore dividend slashed, MPs back cheaper energy for industry, Putting the market price on history, F. H. Tomkins to acquire Essanbee, Petrol set for fifth price rise this year, Shortfall at WE Norton, Sizing up job seekers the NatWest way, Engineering plan rejects Finniston, Industrial estate for BL Solihull site, In Brief Japanese swing into $7,000m surplus, Du Pont may raise Conoco bid, Business Briefing, Raleigh Cycles chief resigns, Benjamin Priest plunges into red, Sharp rise in Belgian borrowings, Improvement at Mount Charlotte, Loss at Norton & Wright. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock markets, Stock markets Banks slide on disappointing results, Stock Exchange Prices Lack of interest, Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, Recent Issues, Price Changes, Wall Street. Business Appointments: Business appointments Granada TV financial controller. Classified Advertising: Forthcoming Event, Entertainments Guide, LA Creme De LA Creme. Property: John D Wood, Flat Sharing, London Flats, Residental property Conversion with plenty of living space. Births. Weather: The Weather.

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