The Times - 19/11/1982
1982; Gale Group;
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By Anthony Bevins, Political Correspondent, From Richard Owen, By Our Political Correspondent, Fron Michael Horsnell, By Julian Haviland, Political Editor, From Diana Geddes, By Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, By Lucy Hodges, Education Correspondent, By Geraldine Norman, Sale Room Correspondent, By David Hewson, From Our Correspondent, From Richard Ford, From Craig Seton, By David Felton, Labour Reporter, By Lucy Hodges Education Correspondent, By the Staff of "Nature", By Henry Stanhope Diplomatic Correspondent, From Arthur Osman, By Richard Evans, By Hugh Clayton Environment Correspondent, By Philip Webster, Political Reporter, By Nicholas Timmins, From Christopher Thomas, From Stephen Taylor, From Michael Hornsby, From George Clark, From Richard Hughes, From Nicholas Ashford, By David Cross, From Andrew Thompson, By Edward Townsend Industrial Correspondent, From Ian Murray, From Christopher Walker, From Robert Fisk, From Patrick Knight, From Moshe Brilliant, From Richard Wigg, From Our Own Correspondent, From Rodney Cowton, Defence Correspondent, Caroline Moorehead, Geraldine Taylor, Olivia Timbs, Lorraine Fraser, John Finch, Nicholas Kenyon, Geoff Brown, Ned Chaillet, Paul Griffiths, John Higgins, Peter Ackroyd, PHS, by Walter Merricks, Richard Hanson, George Hill, David Watt, Philip Howard, IAN CLARKE, ROBERT McGEEHAN, ELIZABETH YOUNG, THORNEYCROFT, BERTRAM HESNONDHALGH, J. L. CARR, C. LANGE, DESMOND O'CONNOR, SALLY ATWATER, MICHAEL SAWARD, H. G. PITT, DAVID WOLCHOVER, CHARLES JORDAN, ERIK PEARSE, City Editor Anthony Hilton, From Maxwell Newton, Peter Woltham, By Jonathan Davis, Energy Correspondent, By Our Energy Correspondent, By Jeremy Warner, By Frances Williams, Economics Correspondent, By Peter Wilson-Smith, Banking Correspondent, By Gareth David, Sally White, Drew Johnston, Bailey Morris, C. Gordon Tether, By Stuart Jones, Football Correspondent, By Peter Ball, John Hennessy, By Clive White, By Paul Newman, By a Special Correspondent, By Peter West, Rugby Correspondent, By George Ace, By Gerald Davies, By Keith Macklin, By Michael Phillips, Racing Correspondent, By michael phillips, By Our Racing Staff, From Richard Streeton, From Desmond Stoneham, By Derek Wyatt, From Michell Platts, by Clifford Webb, Edited by Peter Davalle, From Jonathan Wills,
ResumoIndex. Politics and Parliament: Labour wrong Callaghan says, Decisions on steel will be long-term, Statistics Change in format for jobless figures, Queen's thanks, Parliament today, Parliamentary Notices, Councils attack MPs and Whitehall for arbitrary action over grants, Benn kept out of the Shadow Cabinet, Currency Pound left to reflect market forces, Thatcher pledge on mortgage tax relief, Home Office Whitelaw rejects new inquiry, Cabinet seeks to avert benefits cut revolt, Immigration Ministers urged not to make rules more racist, Tadworth's case put to PM, Police check on 'gaps' in De Lorean accounts, Next week, Agriculture Better marketing of food. News: Chalfont advocates Hongkong deal, EEC plans to speed more steel closures, Boxer's life support switched off, 'How I taught my son-with a little hindrance from school', TUC official to join SDP staff, Six months' pay freeze sought in Fleet Street, Arafat tries to avert PLO split, Advertising campaign to widen choice for girls, Detention: why an extra day?, 'All-Ireland' police urged, Aston's tenured dons can now be dismissed, A corner of Holland at Hampton Court, Scientists get guidelines on embryo research, Success by Opposition in Brazilian poll, The Times Diary Masterly, West's failure over pipeline 'Economic Nato' call by Henry Ford, Pensions: the payout will be Painful, Not so pukka chukkas in the park, Kremlin trip stirs Huang optimism, Helen Smith 'may have been raped', MPs battle for Islington seat, Police at troubled Surrey school, Law Lords to rule on Sikh status, Dispute on giving US war details, Tuition plan for blacks who fail police exam, Sheffield's sewer celebration, Science report Oldest inhabitant is flat and hot, Christmas mail, Beirut massacre inquiry Begin and Sharon directly contradicted, Comment Delivery: a parent's right to choose..., Nott points to Falklands lessons, Church appeal to free Ulster father, Transition bungled by junta, MEPs demand Argentine 'horror' inquiry, Medical Briefing Deaths halt trials of cancer drug, Moscow irritated by Shultz 'bullying', Charities in offer to save part of Tadworth, Moscow welcomes Reagan trade call, Prostitutes win support, Decision on wetlands condemned, 'Appalling' jail conditions for seven Britons, Bush supports Pretoria on Namibia withdrawal, Teaming up with the opposite sect in the House, ...and a Princess's, Top films, BL strike over 'mole' is rejected, Frank Johnson in the Commons And so to beds, of both plants and hospitals, Steptoe wins libel action, Bill reforms law enforcement More rights for suspects, more power for police, Tass hits out at book smugglers, Overseas selling prices, Back-scratching and blackmail in the power game, Motoring New members for Vauxhall's Carlton club, Argentine rebuff stops Reagan meeting Bignone, Moreover... Miles Kington Churchgoers on a fling and a prayer, GLC Tory fund papers go to DPP, Franco victim's son elected, Shadow Cabinet voting figures, 'US asked to stop Israel aid', Police Bill provides for wider powers of arrest, Libya accused of Chad annexation aim, MEPs turn to 'five wise men', The papers, Marks in sand failed to save lost Scot, Exocet shipload 'leaves France for Argentina', Why the 'shadow shogun' may be running out of time, Food prices, Portrait of Gromyko Survivor of Soviet politics, 'America first' warning from arms official, Two cats who inherited, Decision on NHS offers deferred, 'Rabble class' teacher cleared of assault, Danes could slip through catch quotas loophole, Reprieve for blind teacher. Picture Gallery. Display Advertising: Young World, Maglev, Royal Mail, Audio-Forum, Jazz, Glc, Barclays Bank, Twa, Oxfam, National Savings, National House-Building Council, The Children's Society, Mercedes Benz, Asa Ltd., Base Lending Rates, Paris Pullman, Resista Carpets. News in Brief. Arts and Entertainment: Today's television and radio programmes BBC 1, BBC names new orchestra, Sale room Too many Picasso prints spoil market, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 15,990. Law: Terrorism charge journalist released, Guns trial man tells of threats to family, Spy trial of two secret service men, Reporter on bail, One month jail for Test rioter, 'Kiss of death' wife was warm-hearted charity worker, court is told, DPP's power to surrender exhibits Regina v Lambeth Metropolitan Stipendiary Magistrate and Another, Ex parte McComb., England fans sent to jail, Dismissal after activities of union Therm a Stor Ltd v Atkins and Others. Reviews: The Slab Boys Royal Court, Concert Rpo Groves Festival Hall, Cinema An attractive human face, BBC 'rationalizes' its orchestras: Northern becomes Philharmonic, Opera Anguish and irony Rigoletto Coliseum, A star is reborn Man and Superman Haymarket, Television Elegy for freedom. Editorials/Leaders: The Penalty Of Being Liked, An Awful Lot More Than Coffee, In The Hands Of The Police. Letters to the Editor: Buying British, Power and prime ministerial role, Partial recall, Middle East inquest, Breathing space for new hymns, Greek local elections, The godfather, The falling pound, Labour protest on boundary changes, Pipeline resolution, Church and bomb, Force to reckon with. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Births. Deaths. Official Appointments and Notices: Latest appointments. Obituaries: Mr Hilton Edwards, Rt Hon Sir Allan Noble Former Conservative junior minister, Mr Pyarelal Nayyer, Mr H. G. Lazell. Business and Finance: The Woolwich, Bulmer & Lumb drops into red, Investors' Notebook Digital works wonders for Plessey, Share slide provides gloomy backcloth for today's tender offer Yamani signals possible cut in $34 oil benchmark, BSC to cut 427 jobs in Scotland, GEC signs robot deal with Hitachi, International, Rental boost for Gleeson, International OECD warning on lending, Investment and finance Troubled waters for Britoil, Companies, Akroyd & Smithers, Liffe professionals set the pace, Trade war threat concentrates the minds of 48 countries, Braby Leslie, Markets, Price Changes, Modest recovery in value of sterling, Today, Marginal growth in economy, Interest Rates, Britoil take-up may be 25% short, Tebbit's shuffle changes jobless total, Enlightened self-interest could avert a calamity in the making, Plessey, Money Markets, Company News In Brief, Index slips as investors fear inflation rise, EMAP profit edges ahead, Another scandal looms for Lloyd's, Currencies, Uncertain Wall St, Galliford, The economy. Stock Exchange Tables: The pound, Authorized Units & Insurance Funds, Sterling: Spot and Forward, Commodities, Wall Street, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co. Limited, Stock Exchange Prices Fears over weak pound, Stock Exchanges. Sport: Yachting Rescue after capsize of trimaran, Sports in Brief, Double for Sweet Kybo, Hockey Americans sharpen up, Ascot, Swimming Miss Croft out of Cup meeting, Cowans, Pringle and Jackman trial for Brisbane Test place, Edwards leads Phoenix, Student Sport Martin has hunger for training and success, Wellington lose the battle, Lions who must go on the rampage, Towcester, Circus idea born one Moscow night 'Barnum' an ally for Torvill and Dean, Francome past half-century at a furious pace, Kempton results, Ayr, Venues in World Cup, Venables could face big fine, FA turn down request over Cup exemption, Tennis Way clear for Smith after quick success, Denunciations conceal Scots' true failings, Boxing Incentive for Magri, Market Rasen, Singer who brought a smile to Irish eyes, Rugby League Players will get support, Plea for Fashanu talks, Escaline takes winning route, Lee fee agreed by Bournemouth, Wales will resort to a late trial game, Basketball Crystal Palace on top again, Lee nearer his card, Norman and Shearer overshadow Rogers, Robson chances on formation for the future. 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