The Times - 10/12/1984
1984; Gale Group;
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By Our Foreign staff, By Our Labour Editor, By Hugh Clayton, By Charles Knevitt Architecture Correspondent, By a Staff Reporter, By Julian Haviland, Political Editor, By Peter Wilson-Smith Banking Correspondent, By Paul Routledge, Labour Editor, By Anthony Bevins, Political Correspondent, By Nicholas Timmins Social Services Correspondent, By Geraldine Norman, Sale Room Correspondent, By Our Political Editor, From Richard Ford, , By Tim Jones, By Our Sale Room Correspondent, By Pearce Wright, Science Editor, By David Hewson, Arts Correspondent, By Lucy Hodges, Education Correspondent, By Hugh Clayton, Local Government Correspondent, By Peter Evans, Home Affairs Correspondent, By Clifford Longley, Religious Affairs Correspondent, Ian Murray, From Michael Hornsby, , From Keith Dalton, From Ian Murray, , From Christopher Walker, , From Jan Raath, , From Trevor Fishlock, By Richard Dowden, Susan MacDonald, From Richard Owen, , From Roger Boyes, , From Michael Binyon, , From David Watts, , From John Best, , From Douglas Tweedale, Torin Douglas, Miles Kington, Ann Kent, Amanda Craig, PENNY PERRICK, PHS, Christopher Walker, Bernard Levin:, by Philip Howard, Anne Sofer, John P. Harris, NIGEL FORMAN, , PETER STUBBINGS, , JOHN HONEY, , NIKOS KYRIAZIDES, , A. R. WARD, , D. R. DENMAN, , MARJORIE PROOPS, KATIE BOYLE, GILL COX, VIRGINIA IRONSIDE, ALIX PALMER, CLAIRE RAYNER, DEIDRE SANDERS, ANGELA WILLANS, D. W. MacDOWALL, , F. H. PERRING, , MARTIN LAWLER, , EIRLYS ROBERTS, , Professor, Peter Lewis, Anthony Masters, Hilary Finch, Noël Goodwin, Dennis Hackett, E. J Craddock, Sarah Hogg Economics Editor, Alan Kelsey, Bruce Jones, By Graham Searjeant, Financial Editor, By William Kay City Editor, By Derek Harris, Commercial Editor, From John Best, Michael Hughes, Pam Spooner, Maxwell Newton, From Richard Streeton, , From Sydney Friskin, , From Chris Moore, From Gerry Harrison, By Stuart Jones, By Paul Newman, Simon Barnes, By Vince Wright, By Hugh Taylor, By Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, By Clive White, By Keith Macklin, By David Hands Rugby Correspondent, By Ian McLauchlan, By Michael Stevenson, By Gordon Allan, By Gerald Davies, By Nicholas Keith, By Bryan Stiles, By Colin McQuillan, Rex Bellamy, By Michael Seely, By Mandarin (Michael Phillips), Audrey Segal, Peter Dear, Peter Davalle, Mark Lawson, Michael Binyon,
ResumoIndex. News: Britain gains key role in breaking down EEC trade barriers, The Times Diary Blue tinged with pink, Unions shift on labour laws, TUC may modify policy on nationalization to placate share holders, Police 'boot boys' says miner who is ex-PC, National may drop winning architects, Paramilitary funeral shows RUC dilemma, Trial of treatment for chronic back pain, Jobless rise in Tory areas, MP challenges Marcos denial of operation, French turn blind eye to Libyans, Three Britons lost in Gambia disaster, moreover... Listen here-it's the voice of Grantham, Carbide to give $1m aid to gas victims, Life in London's underworld, The aftermath of the Bhopal tragedy 'This has been our Hiroshima', Eye-opener or short-sighted?, 200 Tamils held in swoop on hide-outs, Bangladesh warning to Opposition, Science report Disused tunnel test to find neutrinos, Waiting for Gadaffi's revenge, Alfonsin ends first year on upbeat note, Jail hostage siege ends, British Embassy alert after bomb threat, European Notebook Swing against coal subsidies spells trouble for Scargill, Please withhold, Letter from Hamburg The grooming of Germany's Greens, Commuters accuse BR of bad faith, Government advised to abolish wages councils, Left plans to engineer NUT strike, Report on Stansted today but no decision, Uproar but Greens compromise, TUC appeals to ministers and coal board to reopen pit talks, Girl aged 14 is found dead after party, Pacifists mark cruise anniversary, Banks turn against the £1 coin, Clark to strengthen Canada's Nato ties, Iranian security forces storm jet to free hostages, Spectrum Hard sell but soft message The Campaign Trail Br Changes Track, Give me luxury in Luton any time, From the shadows to world stage substance, Officials to discuss boxing cartel claim, National Theatre 'penalized for being successful', Pretoria frees black unionists, Bishops back students in Polish battle of classroom crosses, Ringing the changes in bell France Somewhere in Languedoc, GPs condemn Christmas gifts of tobacco, Demand on grain for Ethiopia, Inquiry into CND mail 'tampering', Mugabe attacks Namibia proposals as arrogant, Poll of church views Clergy accept Bible miracles, Unfair shares in a grants lottery, Firms link over school plan, Across the Limpopo: Part 1 Zimbabwe's hollow hostility, Tutu's plea to whites: 'Join us, we have won', Two women injured in train crash, Poll reverses pew and pulpit split, Horizons The Times guide to career choice Experts who will build experts, Consumption of beef and lamb declines by 10%, More juveniles in custody, The Times Information Service Today's events, Restive Tories want reassurance from Thatcher, Youth pay cuts 'do not create jobs', Labour councils switch tactics to broaden rate rebellion, Benefit staff found to be anti-claimant, 300 rebels at GCHQ still face dismissal, Nuclear carrier raises a storm in Japan, Sunday trading proves popular in West End as store defies ban. Display Advertising: English Heritage, Highland Distilleries, Motorola Cellular Telephones, Victoria & Albert Museum, Ravendale Securities Limited, Sony, National Children's Home, Rsc, Sotheby's, Midland Bank, Arbuthnot Japan Growth Fund Limited, Air Canada International, The Times, Dow's Port, Portfolio, Wyndhams Theatre, Ibm, Time & Tide, Rspca, Hall Russell Limited, Yarrow Shipbuilders Limited, Cazenove & Co., Janneau, Peterborovgh, Nescafe, Vickers Da Costa (U.K.) Ltd.,, Base Lending Rates. Picture Gallery. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No 16,607, Sale room £445,590 for Disney celluloids, Concise Crossword (No 517), £1.4m portrait sale raises query, Today's television and radio programmes. Law: Parents appeal over son's death, Steel son fined. News in Brief. Official Appointments and Notices: Appointments in the Forces Royal Navy, Church news Bishop appointed, US steals show at theatre awards, University news, Latest appointments, Loretto School. Classified Advertising: University Appointments, Announcements, La créme de la créme, General Appointments, Entertainments, Tempting Times. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): BT: the penny that just will not drop. Editorials/Leaders: The Fourth Frontier, Finance And Industry Two budget dilemmas in need of a remedy. Letters to the Editor: Reopening Cyprus file, Risks of vapour drift, Law of the Sea, Tax thresholds and the low paid, Resignation from PNL, Oxford entrance, Compassion for the pregnant young, Gaelic in schools, London heliports, Speaking in tongues. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Births. Deaths. Politics and Parliament: Parliament this week. Obituaries: Dr Eluned Woodfordwilliams Care of the elderly, Canon Joseph Dessain, Lt-Col Zivan Knezevic. Reviews: A media marriage, Publishing Soft sell, Concerts Out from the shadows BBC SO/Pritchard, Television Sensual canvas, Theatre Lions and leopards good, wolves bad The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, Podium aerobics not enough Philharmonia/Davis. Stock Exchange Tables: Investment Trusts, Stock Markets, Stock Exchange Prices Capitalization and week's change, Drawing Bonds, Unlisted Securities. Business and Finance: The Gilt-Edged Market Fiscal uncertainty likely to continue, Board Meetings, American Notebook Why the T-bonds futures are turning bearish, LBS offers new formula for Judging uneconomic pits, Opec price move, News In Brief Underlying inflation 'under 3%', Ordinary Shares A flavour of Sterling work at P&O, Warburg could hold key to Waddington, Usm Review Food firm to help Citicorp make its mark in UK, US approach to Intasun, Canada will ease law on takeovers. Sport: Cricket Malhotra stands firm to douse England's fire, Football: Europe's Best Cannot Match South American Skills As Events Off The Field Deflect Attention From Poor Play In The First Division Liverpool fail to bridge the gulf on the field, Bobsleighing Phipps takes title after early scare, Golf Ballesteros eases home, Boxing Magri challenge for title needs Lawless approval, Motor Sports Schanche sees off rally by Arnesson, Sports in Brief, Today's Fixtures Football, Rugby Union: The Missionary Boot IS On The Other Foot As Australia Light Up Darkest Britain The Grand Tour that took the scenic route, Tennis Wilander in master class on grass, For The Record Basketball, Squash Rackets Robinson leads the Armley army over the top in nationals, Rowing Oxford have Cambridge Blue on trial, Skiing Favourite upstaged by French outsider, Racing: Series Of Injuries Casts Shadow Over Significant Weekend Achievements Burrough Hill Lad buries all doubts, Rugby League Leeds get a thrashing, Hockey Penalty decisions go against Britain. 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