The Times - 31/08/1983
1983; Gale Group;
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From Our Correspondent, Beirut, From Christopher Walker, Jerusalem, By Lucy Hodges, Education Correspondent, From David Hewson, Edinburgh, By Anthony Bevins, Political Correspondent, By Henry Stanhope, Diplomatic Correspondent, By Clive Cookson Technology Correspondent, By David Felton, Labour Correspondent, By David Nicholson-Lord, By Stewart Tendler, Crime Reporter, By Craig Seton, By Nicholas Timmins, By Pearce Wright Science Editor, By Our Labour Correspondent, By Harry Golombek, Chess Correspondent, By Derek Harris, Commercial Editor, By Pat Healy, Social Services Correspondent, By Michael Baily Transport Editor, From Arthur Osman, By Bill Johnstone, Electronics Correspondent, By Baron Phillips, Property Correspondent, From Michael Hamlyn, Karachi, From Ian Murray, Brussels, From Nicholas Ashford, Washington, From Alan McGregor, From Stephen Taylor, From Richard Owen, From Michael Binyon, Bonn, From John Best, From Roger Boyes, Warsaw, From Tony Duboudin, Melbourne, From Marin Modiano, From Trevor Fishlock, C. J. White, Dennis Hackett, Charles Marowitz, John Percival, Irving Wardle, Nicholas Kenyon, PHS, Christopher Walker, George Walden, Peter Evans, Jock Bruce-Gardyne, James Curran, CRAIG R. PICKERING, , EWEN C. WATSON, , NEIL KINNOCK, , TIMOTHY KIMBER, , ANN MARSH, , K. N. ATKINSON, , JAMES MITCHELL, , GORDON PIRIE, , SALLY JOBLING, , D. H. COLVIN, , J. E. B. WELLS, , PETER CROFT, , N. A. OPPENHEIM, , By Norman Hammond, Archaeology Correspondent, By Pearce Wright, Science Editor, Christopher Martin, From Peter Evans, Home Affairs Correspondent, Cambridge, By Clifford Longley, by Michael Clark, City Editor Anthony Hilton, By Peter Wilson-Smith, Banking Correspondent, By John Lawless, From Maxwell Newton, New York, By Andrew Cornelius, By David Young Energy Correspondent, By Frances Williams, Economics Correspondent, By Wayne Lintott, By Jeremy Warner, By Philip Robinson, edited by Michael Prest, From Richard Eaton, Barbades, From Jim Railton, Duisburg, By David Hands Rugby Correspondent, From John Wilcockson Altenrhein, Switzerland, By John Woodcock, Cricket Correspondent, By Alan Ross, By Peter Ball, By Peter Marson, By Alan Gibson, By Richard Streeton, From Rex Bellamy, Tennis Correspondent, New York, From Pat Butcher, Koblenz, By Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, From Barry Pickthall, From David Miller, Newport, Rhode Island, By Nicholas Harling, By John Karter, Edited by Peter Lee,
ResumoNews: Six colleges could close to meet cash cuts, Computer games help maths, Front-line Europe, not just Brixton, IRA welcome for sisters, Britain finds surprise ally in EEC budget battle, Pacific nuclear ban fails, Stone in secret Salvador talks, Too clean for comfort, Whispers of old army boots, Norway tries to right disaster rig, CND urges Polaris negotiations, Nunn disputes lead with Russian grandmaster, Government 'apathy' on PIE criticized, Channel 4 'needs £100m', Mulroney sweeps to victory, Southwark rejects charges of extravagance, Aquino 'hired killer' named, Poison tide closes beaches in France, Fear of reprisal stops public helping police, Newman says, Challenger launch turns night into day, Burning issue: Cambridgeshire, Such IS The Shape Of Death, Fisherman nets cocaine haul, Whitehall unions in youth scheme talks, The radical chic of it all, Naughty but nice Guest Cook, Adjusting dates of early metal working, How these 'rituals' can be treated, Saint's shadow slips from Stoke into oblivion, Roads, Wine chain's own-brand cigarette sales may start price war, Rival companies stake cable TV claims Possible Franchise Areas And Consortia, Infection risk to Chad troops, Youths on rampage at offenders' centre, State cash goes to pop group, Unions muted but lawyers add their weight to protests against Zia, Beware Japanese bearing jobs, Why don't you call me sometime?, The Times Diary Red scare, Superpower role sought in forum on Palestine, BBC picks '60 Minutes' presenters, Empty jewelry boxes scattered on burglar's trail, Walesa to defy Gdansk order-with flowers, Greece fails to convince Trudeau, May I interpose a, Former Sea Lord attacks Nott's Navy cuts, Two more staff leave Dartington, Hattersley attacks 'ticket for defeat', S African law limiting black students shelved, If the sun has to set, don't stand in the way, Bosses who keep a little list, UN chief in London for Falklands talks, Naked truth about Volga bath house, Gunmen kill general in Santiago, Who will succeed the King?, Tomorrow, British under fire in day-long battle of Beirut, Council rent deadline relaxed, Talkback Still in fear, Cash flood for disabled sailor, The papers, Micro boom's first victim, Turk leaps to death from court, Labour government not automatic alternative, unions told by Basnett, BA 'will not make price cut', Timber frame homes 'not inferior', Bombs greet Gandhi's son in Assam, Otters return to an English river, Ruthless visionary who led his country into peace and war, Criminals aid hunt for killer, Judgment in Thornhill case today, Drug police seize Baudelaire book, Missing wife seen alive, anonymous caller says, Rapist may have struck third time, Congress concerned at status of American Marines. Index. Official Appointments and Notices: Begin's resignation decision leaves Israel rudderless, University news, Latest appointments, Church news. Display Advertising: Bell's Scotch Whisky, Lloyds Bank, Basf, Wyndhams Theatre, Multiple Display Advertisements, Oxfam, Halifax, Sharp, Nescafe. News in Brief. Picture Gallery. Arts and Entertainment: Today's television and radio programmes BBC 1, Concise Crossword (No 137), The Times Crossword Puzzle No 16,222. Reviews: Clash of 'reality' and dramatic structure Chaplin, Bream Consort St Luke's, Chelsea/ Radio 3, Sonorous phrases with all too little meaning, The romantic artist New York City Ballet Covent Garden, Shining visions of an abstract future, Today's events Talks, Lectures, New book-hardback, Television's religious enlightenment, Theatre in London Our Day Out Young Vic, Brittle edges BBCSO/ Lutoslawski/ Hickox Albert Hall/Radio 3. Editorials/Leaders: Mr Meacher's Nuclear Bombshell, The Polytechnics' Open Door, Can Lebanon Exist?. Letters to the Editor: Political implications of going private, Body and mind, Belton House plea, A cause for railing, Service broadcasts, Bracken spraying, Breakfast fare, Inferno in a green and pleasant land, Youth training, TV and religion, Balance of terror, A view of Hackney. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Births. Obituaries: Mr L. R. Missen, Sir Dennis Proctor Distinguished civil servant, Obituary. Deaths. Stock Exchange Tables: Shares continue to drift, Recent Issues, Sterling: Spot and Forward, Commodities, Authorized Units & Insurance Funds, Intervention by Fed subdues markets Wall Street, Wall Street, British Funds. Business and Finance: Slippery slope to oil agreement, Japan trade surplus at record $3.7bn, Vaux buys four London pubs, Akzo nv, KCA sale upsets meeting, Sotheby's decision due soon, The pound, Double up at Francis Parker, Warburg Inv Man Jersey Ltd.,, Britain reschedules loans of £400m, Investment and Finance, Weir dividend is cut as rescue rules bite, Ivory & Sime PLC, Producers still search for turning point, New hopes for oil pricing accord, Dollar marches on as fears grow of US money supply bulge, Sweden seeks largest loan In Brief, Panel to study two more complaints about BPCC, Forecasts cut as Ladbroke weighs in light, Base Lending Rates. Business Appointments: Cabinet Office policy chief rejoins Morgan Grenfell. Sport: Willis stays on as May takes staunch stand over loyalty, Last night's results, Ovett in, Maree out, Back to the motorway, For The Record Baseball, Prean bicycle glue makes Waldner's waltz come unstuck, Ideal for Boycott, Mariner's resurgence is timely for England, Kidd brothers conquer the Old World with ease, Victory turns Nelsonian eye to defeat in contesting each wave, Today's Fixtures Football, A maximum for County, Filipino for Magri, Clarke at his fastest reminds Essex of the hazards ahead, The last word is Dixon's again, Sad end to career of a great warrior, Lloyd makes good start at new-look Flushing Meadow, Americans plan winged keel test, Broad to leave Gloucestershire, Marshall sets up victory, Electric finish by Spark Chief, Gateshead's new turn, Middlesex kept on leash by fielding of eager substitutes. Classified Advertising: Announcements, Educational, La crème de la crème, Domestic And Catering Situations. Property: A guide to the great tax getaway, Land for Sale, Property North of the Thames, Rentals. Weather: The Weather.
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