The Times - 10/11/1980
1980; Gale Group;
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By Paul Routledge, From Peter Hill, From Harry Debelius, From Nicholas Ashford, From Richard Wigg, From Charles Hargrove, By Robin Young Consumer Affairs Correspondent, By Michael Hatfield Political Reporter, By David Felton Labour Reporter, By Ian Bradley, By Our Planning Reporter, By Pat Healy Social Services Correspondent, From Christopher Thomas, By Diana Geddes Education Correspondent, By Huon Mallalieu, By Nicholas Timmins, By Peter Evans Home Affairs Correspondent, By Lucy Hodges, From Arthur Osman, By Our Air Correspondent, By Our Foreign Staff, From Michael Hornsby, From Christopher Follett, From Our Correspondent, From Dessa Trevisan, From Henry Stanhope, From Patrick Brogan, From Ivor Davis, From David Watts, From Charles Harrison, By Caroline Moorehead, By Michael Seely, By Norman Fox Football Correspondent, By Lewine Mair, By Peter West Rugby Correspondent, By Keith Macklin, By Roy McKelvie, By Sydney Friskin, Hugh Clayton, Noel Goodwin, Frank Dobbins, John Percival, Richard Williams, Geoffrey Elborn, William Mann, Kenneth Loveland, Michael Church, Paul Griffiths, Diana Geddes, Caroline Moorehead, Gerald Ely, Charles Douglas, Peter Jay, Michael Leapman, Lord Caldecote, David Wood, DEREK BARBER, , ARTHUR NORMAN, , PETER SCOTT, , WALTER LANE, , JOHN HUTCHINSON, , PHILIP CREDITON, , MARTIN WRIGHT, , ALASTAIR MILLER, , F. N. POLAND, , WALSTON, , RACHEL C. A. M. HAWES, , G. HART, , SHEILA MINTO, , Q. BONE, , M. CLARKE, , ERIC D. S. CORNER, , A. J. SOUTHWARD, , M. WHITFIELD, , J. WICKSTEAD, , STANLEY ALDERSON, , DAVID SERPELL, , By Robert Nowell, By Our Medical Correspondent, By Patricia Tisdall Management Correspondent, By David Blake Economics Editor, From Derek Harris, Frank Vogl, By Bryan Appleyard, By John Huxley, By Our Industrial Staff, From Peter Norman, By Our Commercial Editor, Anthony Hilton, Sydney Paulden, Peter Norman, R. M. GOODE, , A.B. COWLING, , KEITH WHITTEN, , TIMOTHY SUTTON, , STUART MUSTOW, , BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Ross Davies, Nicholas Hirst, By Our Financial Staff, Michael Clark, David Robinson, Edited by Peter Dear, Innis Macbeath, Pearce Wright Science Editor, George Hill, Donald Macintyre, David Felton, P.R., P.T., Peter Hill, , Patricia Tisdall, , Peter Hill, Derek Harris Commercial Editor, David Hewson, Tim Jones, Bob Rodwell, Ronald Faux, John Chartres, Clifford Webb, Ronald Kershaw, Derek Harris, Pearce Wright, Adrienne Gleeson,
ResumoNews: Can the honeymoon last for the generals?, Airline starts to clear standby backlog, £2,000 taxi bill keeps boy in selective school, Captured arms displayed in marquee Iraq shows war spoils but little sign of victory, Fears grow of rigged election in Uganda as interim parliament is dissolved, Adjusting to the President Reagan era, Electricity users overcharged £100m, £207,468 paid for Chinese vase in New York sale, Looking for the engineers of tomorrow, M Rocard steps aside to leave way open for Mitterrand candidacy, Finance based on shares, Supreme Court will bear the Reagan stamp, 'Godfather' trial relies on killers's evidence, Time to stop the policy pendulum, Ferry food wins Ronay foul fodder award, Poles place restriction on Western journalists, Labour plan to give black leaders greater role in party is set in motion by Mr Wedgwood Benn, Industry, TUC to make a clamour, Aid is sought for women who sacrifice all for the disabled and elderly, Russian tactics fray tempers in Madrid, Farming and Food Complexities of milk payments, Liberia releases the son of ex-President, The in-comings rise-the out-goings fall Imports, M Peyrefitte declares open war on 'Le Monde', Jewish warning on anniversary of Kristallnacht, Everyone in it together, Plain man's guide to the green money mystery, Unions cannot be ignored, Prisoners of conscience El Salvador: José Castro, Harder attitudes taken as Poles await today's ruling on union, Search is replacing research, Manila prepares to attack island bases, Water men may lead opposition to pay curb, A depressing backcloth to a new decade in Britain, Exports, Canberra blocks book detailing US alliance, Cruiser survivors oppose salvage plan, Science report Dietetics: Obesity and overeating, Industry Reports from the regions on efforts to attract overseas investment and create new jobs in the face of continuing closures and redundancies, Greenpeace ship gives Spanish Navy the slip, Politicians lobby for release of Mr Qotbzadeh, Thais accuse aid agencies of Soviet influence, Libyan troops move into Chad, Thirteenth heart transplant by Harefield team, Police apply for approval to pay hypnotist, Potteries area shaken by earth tremors, Heseltine warning of more sacrifices, New Bill 'could cause loss of many footpaths', Disarmament poses dilemma for churches, Union says governor of jail provoked walkout, Coming to terms with productivity, Small companies worst hit by recession, Rival guerrilla groups clash in battle after Bulawayo rally, A federal Ireland and political reform in Ulster urged by SDLP, Closed doors do not augur well for Rampton, Mr Healey's pledge to 'bang heads together' over bus cuts, Attitude to closed shop may be a factor in award of TV franchises, IBA says, Kenya warning to tribesmen, The Times Profile Creaming off the independent top, Faeroes swing over to right, Unions called to crisis meeting on the 6% limit, Remembrance Day: Party leaders, Intellectuals back King challenge to the Pope, 11 nations agree on North-South summit meeting, Airline has plan for new terminal at Heathrow, Diary Of Two Democracies, Business is looking ahead with hope and anguish, Government economic policies still on target, minister says. Index. Display Advertising: Kagemusha, British Gas, Bsc Industry, Total, Peachey, The Hilton Roof., Bank Base Rates, Taylor Woodrow, Midland, Bovis, The Times, Apg, M.J.H. Nightingale & Co. Limited, The Times Reader Services Directrory, This IS The Age Of The Train, Harwell, Douglas, Industrial Processes Department, Laing, Nju Meridien, Olivetti, Drg, Savills. Weather: The Weather. Picture Gallery: West Europe. News in Brief. Sport: Football Arsenal silence army of critics outside N.5, Rackets Brothers have power in serve and shot, Golf Torrance scores a Scottish first, Hockey No place for faint hearts in Hertfordshire defence, Rugby League Weakened Widnes scale the heights to stop tourists, Rugby Union The men make their mark and the students learn a lesson, Tennis Whichello gets off the ground to take victory, For the record, Snooker Fond farewell to amateur career by White, Sport Racing Patience pays handsomely for Hern, Cricket Rain permits only six hours' play, Squash rackets Dr Verow puts the top seed to sleep, Athletics Association unhappy that success is penalized. Reviews: South Bank Show London Weekend, Rock Robert Palmer Dominion, Donovan/Finnissy North London Poly, New Macnaghten Concerts Wigmore Hall, Philharmonia/ Von Matacic Festival Hall, Tosca New, Cardiff, Tangerine Dream Apollo Victoria, Opera Falstaff Congress Theatre, Eastbourne, Academy of Ancient Music Wigmore Hall, Books Entertainer of the imagination. Arts and Entertainment: Television, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 15,370, Regional Tv, Radio, Personal Choice, Festival director. Classified Advertising: Entertainments Guide, Announcements, Educational, -Stepping Stones-Non-Secretarial-Secretarial-Temporary & Part Time Vacancies-, Business Opportunities. Property: Rentals, Commercial property New shopping complex for Liverpool, Commercial Properties and Services to the Business World, Flat Sharing. Editorials/Leaders: How Many Cuts Can Housing Bear?, This column may shorten your life, The Value Of Madrid. Letters to the Editor: Dedication of the senior Civil Service, Consistency needed in urban policy, Countryside and conservation, Land in Zimbabwe, Increase in Post Office radiophone charges, South-west Africa, Girls and science, Insurance companies and the regulation of mortgages, Burden of 'sloppy' data control legislation, The treatment of prison inmates, The right to know, Courts and community, Giving the public service its due, Making a mountain?. Court and Social: Court Circular. Deaths. Law: Law Report November 7 1980 Court of Appeal Abortions must be performed by doctors, not nurses Royal College of Nursing of the United Kingdom v Department of Health and Social Security. Marriages. Politics and Parliament: Parliamentary notices, Parliamentary diary. Official Appointments and Notices: Appointments in the Forces. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Thursday, November 10, 1955. Obituaries: Harry Hannon, Professor Nevill Coghill Notable popularizer of the works of Chaucer, Rear-Admiral G. H. Evans. Business and Finance: Freight Switch to coal boost for shipping, Travel agents expect record 1981 sales, Euromarkets Outlook is darkening for dollar bonds, What the Government should do to help industry, Two more CO-operative societies in merger talks, USM debut day for John Hadland Hldgs, Charge of bias against steel in bridge building, RCF Hldgs fail to halt shrinking pretax profits, Markets Reagan victory provides no inspiration fOr Wall Street, Report shows heavy losses in woollens, Gas from coal-energy for the next century, In Brief, Briefly Polly Peek and Cornell may forge a link, Economists predict further fall in output, More share prices, Brokers' views Warning for defence electronics sector, Surveyors foresee office rents surge, Panic hits the dollar markets, World Bank fixes its hopes on Republicans, The Pound, Industry in Europe Controversy over the expansion of Zeebrugge, Commodities Lessons London can learn from the New York Futures Exchange, Bankruptcy charges may be dropped, CBI warning of possible closures if rates 'burden' on industry continues, Beecham's American marketing triumph, Doubled interim profit from Usher-Walker, Business Diary profile: Sir Terence of the CBI, Backward in the forward markets, Belgian Cabinet takes 5 per cent cut in pay, This week Analysts split over Lucas dividend. Business Appointments: Business appointments Debenhams names director for planning and control. Stock Exchange Tables: Weekly list of fixed interest stocks, Unit Trust Prices-change on the week FT Index change on week 476.6-9.9 (2.0%), Stock Exchange Prices Capitalization and week's change. Births.
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