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The Times - 26/10/1973

1973; Gale Group;

From Peter Strafford, By Hugh Noyes Parliamentary Correspondent, From Fred Emery, From Michael Binyon, From Our Own Correspondent, From Robert Fisk, By Paul Routledge Labour Correspondent, By Staff Reporters, By a Staff Reporter, By John Groser, By Philip Howard, By Our Medical Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, By Sqtephen Jessel Education Correspondent, From Trevor Fishlock, By Our Labour Staff, By Christopher Warman Local Government Correspondent, From Ronald Faux, By Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, By Our Arts Reporter, Hugh Clayton, From Our Social Services Cnrrespondent, From Charles Hargrove, from Roger Berthoud, From Frank Vogl, From Patricia Clough, From Richard Wigg, By Arthur Reed Air Correspondent, From a Special Correspondent, By Our Diplomatic Correspondent, From Victoria Brittain, From Michael Knipe, From Our Foreign News Staff, From Moshe Brilliant, From Henry Stanhope, From Paul Martin, From Fabien Lacombe, From Patrick Brogan, From Nicholas Ashford, Irving Wardle, Joan Chissell, Richard Combs, Stanley Sadie, Tim Devlin, Alan Blyth, By Norman Fox, By Alan Gibson, By Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, By Michael Phillips Racing Correspondent, From Peter Ryde Golf Correspondent, By Our Rifle Shooting Correspondent, By Jim Railton, By Neil Allen Boxing Correspondent, By Peter West Rugby Correspondent, Sheila Black, Lord Chalfont, David Spanier, Moshe Brilliant, PHS, Louis Heren, GEORGE WATERSTON, , GEORGE SCOTT, , E. R. H. JONES, , STEPHEN WEARNE, , DONALD EBOR:, BIRKETT, CHORLEY, JOYCE GRENFELL, HENLEY, HUNT, CAROL JOHNSON, KENNET, MOLSON, ROCHDALE, IAN LLOYD, , ERNEST RUDD, , DUDLEY, , H. MURRAY, , SERGEI ANDREYEV, , BERNARD PERKINS, , GEOFFREY JACKSON, , MARTIN PAGE, , KENNETH PENN, , JEFFREY FINESTONE, , J. L. GORMAN, , By Nature-Times News Service., By Craig Howard, From David Cross, From Peter Jay Economics Editor, By Margaret Stone, By Our Industrial Editor, By Our Financial Staff, From Anthony Thomas, By Ronald Emler, By Kenneth Owen, By Dennis Dwyer, By Maurice Corina Industrial Editor, By Hugh Clayton, By Our Northern Industrial Correspondent, C. L. GILBERT, , STANLEY J. OLDFIELD, , W. R. FARWELL, , PHYLLIS WILLMOTT, , J. R. BEEVOR, , RICHARD DAUNCEY, , I. G. MUTCH, , BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Maurice Corina, Christopher Wilkins, Andrew Wilson, By John Woodland, by Kenneth Chapman Philatelic Correspondent, by A. G. Rigo de Righi, by Patrick O'Leary, by E. C. Ehrmann, by A. H. Ridge, by Kenneth Chapman, by Robson Lowe, Gerald Ely,

News: Reorganized NHS is criticized at conference, UN moving its peace force into Middle East, 40-hour week by 1975 planned for EEC, Worthwhile wait for a museum, Tearing up Mrs Meir's mental map, Some babies with spina bifida not kept alive, Nixon men in Senate join in the criticism, The future: Arab armies end shame of 1967 and lay the spectre of enemy that can never be beaten, Shopping around, W German labour scene becomes more unsettled, South Vietnamese infantry battalion routed, Science report Radiation: Gauging effect on man from tests on other species, The Spark that set fires of battle alight on two separate fronts, Conference to discuss Welsh assembly, Woman lost job when firm learnt of degree, New code subjects 'leading' Zambians to property owning curbs, Flood of new issues follows technical advances, Food prices Fish offers good value despite rising cost, America told to stop arms supply from Germany, Up to 91% of genuine applicants may win university places, Museum visits cut by entry charge confusion, The reckoning: Total bill for both sides is estimated at £2,400m, 'Union fine' council votes against clerk, 700 pages of rules to serve the world, New regulations to curb pyramid selling, Ovambo opposition leader receives public flogging, Text-book invaders dither towards disaster, Sir Alec appeals to Russia and US to reduce tension, Piccadilly Circus pedestrians put first, Canberra will query failure to aid ship's crew, Dirt and traffic jams drive tourists away from Rome, Israel: the high price of the ceasefire, Strike by printers halts French newspapers, TUC peace call and troops stand by as firemen prepare strike, If we cannot make peace, let us make sense, Year's work behind each new set, Troops of the big powers excluded from truce body, Egyptians say that Suez is cut off from Cairo and observers are blocked, 1934 Treasury plea to discard US for Japan, Defence plea fails to stop Paris investment firm trial, The weapons: Do-it-yourself arms prove their worth to Israel, Dr Kissinger says alert was an urgent warning to Moscow, Portuguese opposition withdraws from poll, 33 MPs are nominated for Shadow Cabinet, Israel Cabinet move to oust Mr Dayan quashed by Mrs Meir, The weapons: Pushing the buttons without advisers, Brezhnev speech cancelled, Miners' leaders start move for ban on overtime, Night of bombings as IRA terrorists renew Ulster violence, Diplomacy: East-West detente is put to the test, The Times Diary An old man still playing with words, Princess Anne will undertake to obey Captain Phillips, Zones sought to check oil firms spreading on the Scottish coast, All leave cancelled for US units in Britain, Strike by Tube signalmen, The reckoning: Cost of the war in men and machines, Anti-hijacking convention ratified by Britain, Thousands allured by postal history, How Israel took the war across Canal into Egypt, Triple chance plays part in three-headed royal wedding design, Mr Dick sets record straight: Mr Jack R., The quiet man who may be President, Minister may become bank governor, Investments come unstuck for inexpert speculators. News in Brief. Index. Picture Gallery: Overseas. Display Advertising: Bell's, British Airways, T W A, This Year Rendezvous In Mexico, Burberrys, Jaguar, Lufthansa, Barclays International, Multiple Display Advertisements, The Bradwall (F.M.S.) Rubber Estates Limited, Girard Trust Bank London, Tate & Lyle, Brasil Export 73 Trade Fair, Bupa Care, Faber & Faber, Wood Bastow Holdings Ltd., H. R. Harmer Ltd., Glaxo Holdings Limited, Interim Statement, Robson Lowe International, Sasha Dolls, Kuoni, Ansafone, The Times, Stamp Magazine, The Sunday Times, Ferranti, Philatelic Bureau,, Medminster Limited, The University Paymaster, Pye, Crown Agents Stamp Bureau, Royal Viking Line, The Royal Wedding Medallic First Day Cover, Warwick And Warwick, The Sungei Krian Rubber Estate, Limited, British Steel Corporation, Harris Publications Ltd.,, British Bank Of Commerce Limited, Wsp, Stanley Gibbons Limited, Huddersfield Building Society, Harrison Eden Fisher Print, Hine, Weatherall Green & Smith, Globe Investment Trust Limited, Ihb, Scottish Provident, The De LA Rue Company. Weather: The Weather. Law: Child sent back to real mother 'lived fantasy', Notice of appeal valid Howard v Secretary of State for the Environment, Jail and fines in Ford fraud case, Old people's warden 'never struck in temper', Boy admits killing, £5 fine after five days' jail for litter youth, Drug squad chief 'based tactics on US lines', Youthsays his statement on priest 'untrue', Police held not to blame in S Africa mine killing, Court of Appeal Adultery and intolerability-the meaning of 'and' Cleary v Cleary and Another, Cartoon strip 'vilified the sacrament', Court of Appeal Anti-tetanus injection-Post Office's liability Robinson v Post Office and Another, Probation for boy of 12 who killed his mother. Politics and Parliament: Zealous tax collector, Threat to regional policy, The Queen's Speech, Inquiries inhibit action, MP's son is a big boy like his Dad, Channel tunnel will be profitable from start, Christmas gift from abroad subject to VAT, Exchange rate not treated as shibboleth, Royal assent, No VAT on books House of Lords, MOT proposals, American and Russian moves underline urgency of Middle East talks House of Commons, Miss Anderson leaves Chair. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No 13,521, Radio, Broadcasting, Russian women sweep board in chess tournament, Nuremberg silver standing cup fetches £40,000. Classified Advertising: Cinemas, Business Notices, £4,000 plus Appointments, Domestic Situations, Acknowledgments, Appointments Vacant also on pages 14, 34, 35 and 36, General Vacancies, Business Services. Reviews: Gwenneth Pryor Queen Elizabeth Hall, Yolanta /Trial by Jury Sadler's Wells, Design for Living for the Phoenix, Glinka week, Hunt for a meaning The Only Street... King's Head, The making of Dad's Army, LPO/Jochum Festival Hall, Jodorowsky's carnival of cruelty El Topo (x) Curzon The Money Order Collegiate Theatre, October 28, November 18 Louise (a) Bloomsbury Vault of Horror Rialto. Sport: Boxing Board disapprove of Bugner's next contest, Racing Eldin twice in perfect harmony, Rugby Union The ups and downs of the Lions tour, Football European results show value of keeping open English minds, Gymnastics Dentist's drill no deterrent to Miss Korbut's zeal, Sports in Brief, Tennis Two hours' hard labour for No 1, Golf Home countries go smoothly through into second round, Yesterday's results, Sullivan to miss Bath game, Rowing Proposal by Poland is a serious threat to S Africa's future, Horse Show Ann Moore goes clear, Rifle shooting New competitions for Bisley, Much to learn from the association game. Editorials/Leaders: Counterpoint Of Crisis, The U S And Eec Make Progress. Letters to the Editor: Lake District road, Private tenants, Britain and China, ICFC merger: a fundamental financial issue, Nuclear power strategy, Keeping an eye on Brussels plans, Science in Britain, Bottle shortage, A foreign game!, The murder of hostages, Remember, remember, Other people's wages, Fear for North Sea birds, Legal tender on the buses, Trailing the elusive spaghetti veg, Graduate studies, Turkish Imperial Family, Arab-Israel conflict, VAT and taxis, Milk bottle shortage, Naafi ban on song book, Practical experience with patents, Services sector inflation. Court and Social: Court Circular. Births. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Monday, Oct 25, 1948 French strikes. Marriages. Official Appointments and Notices: RAF officers commissioned. Deaths. Obituaries: Bishop Hay, Mr Lynford Lardner, Jr, Lady Audley, Sir William Whitworth, Abebe Bikila First of the great African Olympic athletes. Stock Exchange Tables: How the markets moved, The Times Share Indices, NY copper falls 175 points, Foreign Exchange Dollar higher at the close, Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, London and Regional Market Prices Selling of Dunlop, The Times list of latest dividends, Recent Issues Closing, Spot Position of Sterling, Money Market Rates, Wall Street. Business and Finance: Equities Heavy trading in oil shares, Europe and Overseas, EEC move next month to concert oil policies, Bids and Deals, Mining, Veto threat over Bill for Alaska pipeline, Fixed Interest and Money Easier trend in gilt-edged, Price rises sanctioned, IBM outpaces ICL in British market, Commodities Sugar futures rise sharply, Dunlop casts a shadow over the second half, DM600m Bonn loan to tighten squeeze, Woolwich Equitable rejects state plan for first-time housebuyers, Business Diary: New head for Orion group, Briefly from the Boardroom, The bank that sank without a ripple Anthony Thomas examines the U S National affair, Moves today to solve car industry disputes, Dunlop sees costs impact on second-half profits, Brazil in soya bean talks with Japan, Resilient dollar makes recovery, Second jobber quits Australian mining market, European banks study new unit of account, Arab oil measures bring collapse in tanker freight rates from Gulf, EEC spells out policy on ship aid, Company News, A $9,000m surplus forecast for US trade, Wheat supply and demand in balance, Calmer OECD view of supply situation, Issues & Loans, Bank's chief says City needs a new spokesman, Call for DTI scrutiny of weekly newspapers, Irony of the bottles boom that is outpacing industrial capacity, Smaller bakers fear lethal costs squeeze, Guardian Royal agreed bid for Met Trust, Plantmakers urge steel plate imports. Business Appointments: Business appointments Top board changes at Orion Banking Group. Property: New Homes, Rentals, Residential Property Conversion of a derelict farmhouse, Flat Sharing, Country Properties.