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The Times - 14/05/1982

1982; Gale Group;

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From Nicholas Ashford, By Henry Stanhope, Defence Correspondent, From Christopher Thomas, By Hugh Noyes, Parliamentary Correspondent, By Julian Haviland, Political Editor, By Michael Horsnell, From Tim Jones, By Felicity Jones, By Donald Macintyre, From Jonathan Wills, By David Felton, By Kenneth Gosling, by Anthony Bevins Political Correspondent, By the Staff of "Nature", By Lucy Hodges, By Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, By Our Sale Room Correspondent, From Hugh Clayton, By Tony Samstag, By a Staff Reporter, By Michael Baily Transport Correspondent, By Pat Healy, Social Services Correspondent, From Frarces Gibb, By Nicholas Timmins, By Alan Hamilton, By David walter, From Ian Murray, By Peter Evans Home Affairs Correspondent, From George Clark, From Our Own Correspondent, From Charles Hargrove, From David Blow, From Richard Wigg, From Roger Boyes, From Michael Hornsby, By David Cross, Patricia Clough, From Zoriana Pysaliwsky, By Our Political Staff, By David Nicholson-Lord, From John Witherow, From David Watts, From Michael Hamlyn, From Harry Debelius, From Patricia Clough, by Enoch Powell, David Watt, PHS, David Hewson, ROBERT KEE, GEORGE CAREY, DULVERTON, PETER BAZLAGETTE, GREENHILL OF HARROW, E. F. TIMMS, CHAIM BERMANT, STUART F. HILLS, J. J. M. O'TOOLE, D. A. PRITCHARD, B. W. GRANTHAM-HILL, W. TAYLOR-ALLEN, ROY SMITH, DOUGLAS PRINGLE, Geoff Brown, Paul Griffiths, Hilary Finch, John Russell Taylor, Bryan Appleyard, Irving Wardle, Ned Chaillet, By Lorna Bourke, Peter Wilson-Smith, From Peter Norman, By Derek Harris, Commercial Editor, From Nicholas Hirst, By Edward Townsend, Industrial Correspondent, By Michael Prest, Sally White, Michael Prest, C. Gordon Tether, By John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, By Richard Streeton, By Alan Gibson, By Alan Ross, By Sydney Friskin, By Lewine Mair, By Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, By Richard Eaton, By Michael Seely, By Our Racing Correspondent, By Our Newmarket Correspondent, By Michael Phillips Racing Correspondent, By Pamela Macgregor-Morris, By Keith Macklin, Derek Wyatt, By Brian Pigden, By Paul Newman, by Peter Waymark, By Srikumar Sen Boxing Correspondent, Edited by Peter Davalle, PH, David Robinson, Derek Winnert, Christopher Warman, Louise Nicholson, Philip Howard, Nicholas Wapshott, Richard Williams, Michael Watts, Michael Young, Mel Lewis, Judy Froshaug, Michael Phillips, Geoffrey Wansell,

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News: New books-paperbacks, Ministry wakes up to propaganda war, Decision soon on saving London Zoo, Williams makes way for Owen, Corrections, BBC replies to its critics, Doubts cast on Argentina's nuclear future, Sandhurst entry, Justices' clerks call for big changes in drink laws, Russia puts two men into space, Salmon sale control is planned, South Atlantic becomes a missile laboratory, Motoring Bentley turns on the blower, Vietnamese may start talks on Cambodia troops, South African reform plan met with caution, Hope for more spy swops Eight Germans freed in six-nation deal, Tallow Chandlers' Company, Roads, Strasbourg Tories withdraw support, Nurses join hospital pay claim protest, Science report Pottery tests pinpoint magnetism, Divorce and marriage increasing, Design of student credit system put out to tender, South Georgia prisones repatriated, This new unity that our leaders must not betray, 1,000 freeholds fetch £130,000, Germany is main root of people in American, Tebbit denies Bill outlaws closed shop, Close union vote by boilermen, Parents of girl, 15, object to abortion, Polish workers slow the pace of protest, EEC heads send Pym plea for one-year deal, Ownership 'threat to free press', Police ignore EEC vote on plastic bullets, TV chiefs vet interview, Governament presses for 40-tonners, Industrial bills stir pot of French democracy, Galtieri expects British to land on islands, Countering the pill Bundeswehr runs short of men, Pakistani wins fight to bring family to Britain, 'Insults' force Zaire to renounce aid, Argentine officer's return is delayed, Overseas selling prices, More time allowed by FIFA, The Times Diary How the junta stays on top-of everything, Panorama attacked by own presenter, Treason trial defendants try to escape, Shifting moods at UN Shortage of time makes a compromise possible, Troop cuts talks struggle on, Galtieri losing control of security, Police graduate entry scheme, Unsafe CB sets claim, Pilgrimage continues Pope unperturbed after Fatima knife attack, Moreover... Miles Kington, Secret US mission to junta puts new idea for peace, How local radio plugs the gas, Us, them and some awkward democratic truths, The papers, Hattersley in 'speech ban' dispute, Bad roads, noisy neighbours What's wrong, with Britain, Stansted 'threatens listed houses, Varied views on rates, 3 planes destroyed and ship damaged, Victory for the Tendency How Militant routed the right, Anglo-Saxon helmet find in York, Listen to the client, social workers told, Britain opposes EEC directive on radiation, Frank Johnson in the Commons Local Junta speaks with two voices, Union vote goes to Militant. Index. Politics and Parliament: Parliament today, Audit commission, Falklands Junta must move some more, House Of Lords Lord Hailsham wants to talk to press, Next week's business, Peace committee curbs far left, Candidate compares Aslef with Argentina, Falklands Peaceful solution not peaceful sell-out the aim, Crisis puts Cabinet unity under strain, Commons Falklands debate Belgrano 'was poised to strike', Economy Treasury not rigging its forecasting. Display Advertising: English Tourist Board, Gate, Multiple Display Advertisements, The London Coliseum, Mr J S Person, Aldeburgh, Whitechapel Art Gallery, Eurosave, Mermaid Theatre, Garrard & Co., Zurich Education Authority, The Times, Piccadilly, Tea Board Of India, Aquascutum, National Library, Victoria Wine, Beethoven And Mozart, Criterion Theatre, Saudia, Ultramar, Hampton & Sons, Mfi, Rukba, Whsmith, Panam, Base Lending Rates, S.G. Warburg & Co., The Old Vic. News in Brief. Picture Gallery. Arts and Entertainment: Inescapable Pam Gems, Royal dinner service fetches £24,719, Gospel vigour in Valmouth, 14-20 May 1982 Preview The Times Entertainment Guide Chelsea, the show that grows on you, Top ten films, Festival, Electrifying Hitchcock, Sale room A great treasure goes on sale, Books Britain's unfailing topic, Records Coleman blowing white hot Jazz & Rock, Saleroom stampede, Look Ahead How UK stays in the swim, The jazz doctors, Trio who Keep the blues alive, Dimes from Heaven, Agenda To the top from down under, Chilling view of Catholic control, Pair of killers, Amis stabs the Proms, Video Satirical one for the road, Bonnes bouches?, Trains and teddy bears, Festivals University's sacred celebration, A peasurable crick in the neck, Putting the new supercars through their paces, Socialism through a prism, Films, Derring-do of the Creole Kid, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 15,831, Classical, Wuthering aims higher, Prince Igor returnss, Weekends Away Small but beautifully based, Cover story: Jan Chels Stephens's potted guide to the flower show that grows a little lovelier each year ea turns you green with envy, Today's television and radio programmes, The French collection. Law: Giving police power to freeze bank accounts Chief Constable of Kent v V and Another, Judge cannot question Act of Parliament Manuel v Attorney General Noltcho v Attorney General. Editorials/Leaders: Contest Of Wills, A Chink Between The Wagons. Letters to the Editor: Pay and inflation, Marines in action, Judge and jury, 'Panorama' and the Falklands: was the balance right, Tent pegging, Darwinian evolutiOn, Prison officers, Passenger handling at Dover. Court and Social: Court Circular. Deaths. Marriages. Births. Official Appointments and Notices: University news, Latest appointments. Obituaries: Sir Denis Hill, Mr E. R. Hall, Mr Ralph Reader Creator of the Gang Shows, Mr James Dempsey, Obituary, Sir Robert Milnes Coates. Reviews: Cinema Individual airs of desolation, Television Interventions in suffering, Galleries The same difference, bright and cheerful Summer Exhibition Royal Academy, Fires of London Queen Elizabeth Hall, Theatre Disconcerting legend Franca Rame Riverside, Philharmonia Rattle St John's, Funny Turns Duchess. Stock Exchange Tables: M. J. H. Nightingale & Co. Limited The Over-the-Counter Market, The pound, Latest Results, Stock Exchange Prices U.S. Interest Rate Fears, Commodities, Sterling: Spot and Forward, Wall Street, Stock Exchanges. Business and Finance: Skf Interim statement, Tharsis The Tharsis Public Limited Company, New power struggle forecast Fears of superstore saturation, Peat wants a consortium, Defence share slip in quiet trading, Overseas Companies, Anthony Hilton on an airline which succumbed to the law of gravity Why Braniff ran out of runway, Kwik-Fit fails to maintain growth Firestone sales disappoint, Steel Discretion, Bankruptcy grounds Braniff, International, An Increase of 6 per, Rebuke for US over World Bank loans, The tribulations of Trident, Rise at King & Shaxson, The pound dropped nearly l½ cents yesterday to, KCA International P.L.C. Substantial increases for year ended 31 December 1981, Lorries warning, Lonrho delays Israel project, Vaux raises interim payout, Companies, Maxwell deals, Price Changes, Ultramar benefits by strengh of dollar, Taxes hit Bank of Ireland, End of the Opec nightmare, Today, Interest Rates, 129pc pay rise for chairman, Philips down, Trident wins casino licences, Bank outlines Argentine loans, S.G. Warburg & Co. Ltd., Money Markets, Gerrard & National PLC, Battle with building societies to attract new business Barcays back to Saturday opening at 400 branches, Investment Misgivings, Bids And Deals, Currencies, International Japan Trade door to open a little wider, Anderson jobs pledge, Receiver in at Wyatt, Stock listing for Nabisco Brands, Bid for Luis Gordon shares, Irony of Guinness Peat sale talks, Lamont reaffirms privatization plan. Business Appointments: Appointments. Sport: United push Albion to the brink of relegation, Newbury, Cambridge U v Lancs, Sports in Brief, Badminton Baddeley revives England, Newcastle, Today's Fixtures, Junior power at Lee, Bristol Rovers reject move, Yorks v Glamorgan, Higueras finds his strength again, Birdie start keeps Miss Jones ahead, Rugby Union Campbell in tour soup, Newmarket, Wild Rye wins but ends lame, Offer to Christie may already be too late, Gloucester v Worcs, Strikers may use finals ground as their target, Evening Racing Uttoxeter, Gower falls one short of century, Snooker Flames of interest rekindled by Higgins, Sponsored race for a deserving cause, Equestrianism Biba and Assurance give Toulson double, Oxford U v Hants, Wave of publicity for English party Tour can assuage bitter controversy, Historic occasion for Ardross, World Cup's bitter foretaste, Exercising mind over matter, Today's cricket, Beverley, McEvoy seeks elusive Brabazon title, Indians have every excuse for taking their time, A balanced diet at Wembley, York results, Pigott breaks back of Essex batting, Leicester v Surrey, Derby v Somerset, World title fight for British cinemas, Rugby League Injuries may keep Hull pair out of premiership, Straight shooters from Underwood that deceive, James remains cool over his success. 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