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The Times - 06/06/1983

1983; Gale Group;

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By Philip Webster, Political Reporter, From Barrie Clement Bath, By Anthony Bevins, Political Correspondent, By Paul Routledge Labour Editor, By Nicholas Timmins, From Christopher Walker Jerusalem, By Christopher Warman, Arts Correspondent, From Richard Ford. Belfast, By Huon Mallalieu, By Kenneth Gosling, From Our Correspondent, Gloucester, By Frances Gibb, By Hugh Clayton, Environmental Correspondent, By the Staff of Nature, By Stewart Tendler, Crime Reporter, By Craig Seton, By David Hewson, By Baron Phillips Property Correspondent, Paul Routledge, From Richard Ford Belfast, By Peter Hennessy, Ian Bradley, By Pearce Wright, From David Felton, Birmingham, By John Young, By Paul Routledge, Labour Editor, By Rodney Cowton, By David Felton, By John Winder, By Michael Knipe, From Our Own Correspondent, Johannesburg, From Michael Hornsby, Johannesburg, From Mohsin Ali Washington, From Our Correspondent, Washington, From Robert Fisk Beirut, From Richard Wigg Madrid, By a Special Correspondent recently in Luanda, From Richard Owen, Moscow, From Our Correspondent Geneva, From Hasan Akhtar Islamabad, John Percival, Nicholas Kenyon, Hilary Finch, Paul Griffiths, Geoffrey Norris, Dennis Hackett, Richard Wiliams, E. J. Craddock, By Clive Aslet, Chris Auty, Brian Masters, All in the family, PHS, Geoffrey Wheatcroft, W. R. KNOCKER., PHILIP GOLDENBERG., GLADWYN, , RHYS S. JONES, , ERIC CHALKER, , FLORA JACOBS., BERNARD GREENWOOD., CLIVE DAVIES., ANTHONY FARRARHOCKLEY., J. DOWD, Honorary Secretary, , NICHOLAS BENNETT, , PETER ANDERSON, , JEAN VIALL., CHELWOOD., ALAN MATTINGLY, Secretary, , C. J. COLESHILL., E. J. LEE, , EDWARD LOWBURY, , Dr Geoffrey T. Martin, Derek Harris, DH, Edward Townsend, David Young, DY, · by Our Financial Staff, Jeremy Warner, City Editor Anthony Hilton, From Maxwell Newton New York, By Dessa Trevisan, Belgrade, and Michael Prest, By Our Financial Staff, By Michael Prest, By Jeremy Warner, By Andrew Cornelius, By John Lawless, By John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, By Paul Newman, From Christopher Thomas, Atlantic City, From Rex Bellamy, Tennis Correspondent, Paris, By John Blunsden, By David Powell, By Pat Butcher, By Alan Ross, By Jim Railton, By John Nicholls, By John Hennessy, Golf Correspondent, By Peter Ryde, By Jenny MacArthur, By a Special Correspondent, From Don Cameron, Christchurch, By John Wilcockson, By Michael Phillips, Racing Correspondent, By Desmond Stoneham, French Racing Correspondent Paris, By Our Irish Racing Correspondent, Marjorie Harris, Edited by Peter Dear, DJM, Christopher Thomas,

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News: White man who beat black to death sent to jail at weekends only, Ministers back on the village green, Nature notes, David Steel: Soaring high towards polling day, Two die in air crash near M62, Labour told to focus on jobless, Basle thanked by drug firm as dioxin slips across border at dawn, Soviet Union mediates in PLO feud, Marginal mixture in Ayrshire, Book tribute to Sefton, Reagan rebuff fails to deter Grenada Premier, Unions tell González to quit Nato, Document shows Elgin had permission to take Parthenon marbles, Beating the drum for the spoiling vote The press and the election by Christopher Ward, The world tunes in for BBC results, Barrels by the million pouring into Britain, Tomorrow, Hopeful Steel in strategy talks, Cruise men bring housing shortage, EEC: figuring out the facts, Party HQ: your starter for No. 10?, Birth of a new idea at hospital, The threat to the local, 1953 and all that: the stars remember MOREOVER... Miles Kington, Geoffrey Smith Comment, Increasing raids by pirates worry shippers, Table Of Polls, St Paul's wedding for sporting stars, Alliance is second Owen says, Boundaries put Cryer in corner, Nightmares of a Denham movie brat, Drink clubs blamed for Brixton trouble, The old swing to the right despite Labour promises on pensions, Wife weeps after $81m settlement, Hospital orders inquiry into drowning of patient, Casinos hit the jackpot but the rest go bust, Sinn Fein support falls, Police seek public help in 'Beast of Exmoor' hunt, Why Madam is a winner on points, First give yourself a job, Doctor told to clean his surgery, Pakistanis say deal on Afghanistan still far off, Roach inquest opens after five months, Today's speeches, Durer volume may fetch £100,000, Prime Minister draws the stars to Wembley, Temple tomb of a princess, Asian Tory woos ethnic vote, Complaints over tawse set record, Return of the mysterious knight, Labour finds solace in canvass returns, Rise of the mini-breweries, Brewing, Radio academy reprieved by BBC backing, Arthritics 'denied treatment', Marxists are dropped in Volta reshuffle, If only Paisley and Co were gentlemen, Mystery of school killer, China and Russia open border posts, Labour to wage 'passionate crusade' in last four days, Two borough surveyors are suspended, US unlikely to retaliate after Moscow expels another American envoy, Lisbon looks abroad for prosperity, Prison laxity on suicide alleged, The Times Diary, Scotland Yard to take lessons from US on investigating crime, Many may resort to tactical voting, Brighter pubs to pull in the quaffers, Secret Howe note suggests more cuts, The papers, American water colour proves a money spinner, Gloom in Senate over superpower relations, 'Smiley's people' close ranks against Labour plans for secret services, Three-inch hailstones lash south coast, Policeman's best friend: Constable Ray-, Fire raid on HQ of SDLP, Virus may be linked in Aids victims, Egg glut worries farmers, Priest loses school contract job, Cocktails and cautionary tales, Congressmen begin tour of Nicaragua, Angola regime shaken by diamonds scandal, Financial Times pay talks end in deadlock, Booby trap bomb kills agricultural contractor, English Modern, Israel's war without end, Making the purest pint, Union chief urges vote for Liberals, Detective dies: three others hurt, Doubtful future for welfare state's gem, Demolition of church is condemned as vandalism, Ferret-free, at Labour's peril, Low turnout for Foot as job march ends, Wave of dissent sweeps Israel. Index. Display Advertising: Gerrenhaufer, Allied Breweries, Sek, Citibank, The Skolars, CARLTON Timeshare, Sotheby's, Henry Butcher, S. G. Warburg & Co. Ltd., Directors Bitter., The Times, Saa, Christie's, Morgan Grenfell & Co. Limited, Pilgrim Payne, Hoare Govett Limited, Blesma, Bass, Vauxhall-Opel, ultrafilter, Jetta., Bank of Tokyo International Limited, Carlsberg, Samuel Montagu & Co. Limited, Fleurets, C T Bowing & Co. Limited. News in Brief. Picture Gallery. Reviews: Splashy Virtuosity Philharmonia/ Ozawa Festival Hall, Today's events Royal engagements, Explosion of samba Gilberto Gil Drury Lane, Writers' rights, Singing thoughts, Brahms Marathon Festival Hall, LSO/Previn Festival Hall/Radio 3, Happy inspiration Nash Ensemble Assembly Rooms, Bath, Sadism for the whole family, Full face Rennes Dance Theatre Northcott, Exeter, Choral peaks of musical drama Idomeneo Glyndebourne. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No 16,148, Today's television and radio programmes BBC 1, Concise Crossword (No 75). Editorials/Leaders: The Love That Labour Lost, The Parties And The Schools. Letters to the Editor: Rampant rape, Club rating relief, 'Peace for Galilee' one year later, North-South divide, Premature swansong, Spirit of service, An unfair levy, Victims of crime, Tactical voting and other issues in run-up to polls, Disenfranchised, Marriage and tax, Saving parish records, Whitehall talks. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Deaths. Births. Official Appointments and Notices: Church news Appointments, Appointments in the Forces Royal Navy, Radio award, Latest appointments. Obituaries: Prof Sehchi Tohata, Sir Thomas Pike Former Chief of Air Staff, Mr Donald Gramm, Mrs J. O. Hambro. Business and Finance: Hint on Sotheby bidder, Toyota 'poised to take over Lotus', 'Last chance' for Unctad, M&S ends cheap homes plan, The pound, British goods mean British jobs, Jellicoe backs the 'Buy British' drive in Turkey, Row over credit to Venezuela, Engineering pioneers to raise £500,000, Investment and Finance, Tilling set to ward off BTR bid as Prudential takes crucial decision, Fitch voters kept in the dark, Election dominates cheerless markets, Economic forecasts say the best is bad, Conran looks to USM, Pound retains strong sentiment, Autopistas, Concesionaria Espanola, S.A., Company News In Brief, Granville & Co. Limited, Base Lending Rates. Stock Exchange Tables: Unit Trust Performance, Capitalization and week's change, Commodities, Fixed-Interest Stocks, Unlisted Securities, Eurobonds prices (yields and premiums), Growing disquiet over M1. Sport: Jones first to take last Finnish place, Pony power gives Cowdray the edge, Alboreto has the staying power, Sports in Brief, Middlesex break their duck, England's victory is Wright's too, Noah a reminder of the good old days, Feeding time is wasted by Lions, Why this can be a Grand year for Cambridge, Parkin's victory has the ring of conviction, Hail the Goodwood champion, Miss Drury restyled, McHargue makes ground, The day a little man from the valleys became 10ft tall, Melville's lunch date, Love hits them for six, Wright in a mood of majesty, A clear win for Pinxter, Hendrick has Leicester reeling, Sapsford's fairy tale, Denton steals the thunder, Caerleon comfortably holds L'Emigrant, Memieux the master, Sun shines on the 11 survivors from the winter of discontent, Four top players will be missing, Cudmore moves back on the map, Back to a club of happy memories, Sun Princess a fitting tribute to Hern stable, Thompson's record goes but he can win it straight back, Dinghy men get the wind up, Miandad leaves his mark, Holder out of his depth, Finding form at school, Indians Plumb depths, For The Record Basketball, Bugner says he will carry on, Miss Sanderson sets UK record as she climbs world rankings, Eaton puts American pedal in circulation, Winning double act for Lancashire. Law: No injustice over omitting direction Regina v Woolven, Mens rea element prejudicial to military order Regina v Miller (Geoffrey). Classified Advertising: Domestic And Catering Situations Required, For Sale, University Appointments, Educational Careers, Announcements, Yachts And Boats, Entertainments, Situations Wanted. Property: Rentals, Flat Sharing, Country Property. Weather: The Weather.

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