The Times - 02/03/1977
1977; Gale Group;
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By Edward Townsend, By Our Political Correspondent, From Paul Martin, From Fred Emery, By Paul Routledge Labour Editor, By David Leigh Political Staff, By Diana Geddes Home Affairs Reporter, By Our Science Editor, By Our Planning Reporter, By Arthur Reed, By Our Political Staff, From Tim Devlin Education Correspondent, By Our Labour Editor, By Christopher Warman Local Government Correspondent, By Tim Jones Labour Reporter, From Our Correspondent, By Lucy Hodges, , From a Staff Reporter, By Patricia Rowan, From Christopher Walker, By Pearce Wright Science Editor, By Craig Seton, By George Clark, By Ronald Kershaw, From Trevor Fishlock, By John Young Planning Reporter, By a Staff Reporter, From Charles Hargrove, From Our Own Correspondent, From Dan van der Vat, From Gretel Spitzer, From Frank Vogl, From Kuldip Nayar, From Robert Fisk, By Hugh Noyes Parliament Correspondent, From Roger Berthoud, By Keith Macklin, By Richard Streeton, By Cliff Temple Athletics Correspondent, By Sydney Friskin, By Joyce Whitehead, By Michael Seely, From John Hennessy, By Rex Bellamy Squash Rackets Correspondent, Robert Morley, , Moshe Brilliant, Dr Tony Smith Medical Correspondent, By Pat Healy Social Services Correspondent, By Kenneth Gosling, William Mann, John Higgins, Alan Coren, Paul Griffiths, Stanley Sadie, Richard Williams, John Percival, Sir Michael Carver, , PHS, DENNIS HOWSON., TERESA KERNICK, , GEOFFREY MAYO., MARCH., KATE BUTCHER, , KEITH RADLEY, , JOHN FEATHERSTONE., RONALD M. BELL., BRYAN CASSIDY., DOUGLAS NEEDHAM, , STEWART DAKERS., DAVID GREEN, , RAYMOND CROTTY, , CYRIL D. TOWNSEND, , R. H. PHILLIPSON., R. A. GARDINER, , By Norman Hammond Archaeological Correspondent, By Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, By Nature-Times News Service., From David Blake, By Malcolm Brown, By Our Financial Staff, From Frank Vogl., By Ray Maughan, US Economics Correspondent, From John Earle, From Clifford Webb, By Barth Healey, By Kenneth Owen Technology Correspondent, By Peter Hill Industrial Correspondent, By Our Estates Correspondent, SHAUN STEWART., MICHAEL BARCLAY., JOHN MARKS, , DR R. M. HENSON., BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Christopher Wilkins, By Ashley Druker, By Tony May, By John Brennan,
ResumoPolitics and Parliament: Survey on why older people keep on working, Unit pricing as weapon in protecting consumer, Getting into premises occupied by squatters House of Lords, Adaptation of premises for disabled, Mr Callaghan facing Commons storm over Leyland today, Inflation expected to fall later in year, Destroyer ordered, Close consultations with Falkland islanders, Protecting jobs of men who get sent abroad, Private Bill, Difficulties of direct elections will become more apparent but future lies with Europe, Mr Haines suitable commission member, Emergency debate on Leyland: PM warns workers foreign cars waiting to pour into Britain House of Commons, Pettymindedness towards EEC regretted. Law: Court plea over grammar school, Charge in bank death case, David Bedford remand, Alcohol smuggled into jail, Law Report March 1 1977 Chancery Division No stamp duty relief on amalgamation Chelsea Land & Investment Co Ltd v Inland Revenue Commissioners, Man senior to commander 'may have taken bribes', Non-driver given endorsement, Seamen on drug charge, £30,000 robbery retrial as jurors disagree. News in Brief. Index. News: Damascus adjusts to tourist hotels, trade with West and a press that complains, Main views unanimous on broadcasting report, Royal tour gunman remanded to hospital, Isles of Scilly planning heads resign in protest, The Times Diary Checking out gambling and the veg, Argentina rejects reduced U S arms aid, Why Israeli soldiers are following the petticoat line, Top honour for National Theatre's creator, Ulster drive to protect businessmen, New York hovers on financial brink as aid fails to arrive, Grimsby 'mercenaries' storm seized tanker at Le Havre, Archaeology report Ireland: Neolithic dates, Direct billing for water may cost ratepayers £1.5m, Radios used by betting gang for early results, Inter-party devolution talks' outlook 'poor', Apology demanded by 'bugged' scientist, Peace depends on the balance of risk rather than the balance of forces in Europe, Science report Mars: First quake is recorded, Road toll on Western motorists in East Berlin, £250m contest for radar system, Vaccinations against polio down by a third, EEC proposals on shellfish are criticized, Catholics demand an inquiry into how bomb suspect fell from Belfast police barracks window., Mrs Williams mediates in Avon education dispute, Why views from the roof of the world go further than most, Mr Rees meets police on pay as call for right to strike grows, Photographers excluded from Carter-Bukovsky meeting, BBC ready to set up more radio stations, Latest European snow reports, Publishers challenge court ruling on songs, Basque women hurt as police raid churches, Tory spokesman criticizes Labour views on City, £100 each for staff to move few hundred yards, Black journalist held by security police in Soweto, Carter help for Indian claim on Maine, Danish Premier announces tax on electricity, State of siege declared in El Salvador as five die, Baccalaureate to be equal to 3 or 4 A levels, Pupils say teachers' union is trying to stifle them, Mr Jenkins emphasizes need for the Nine to help Portugal become a Community member, Exhibition starts search for Byron's chair, Amin restrictions on Americans lifted, Plaid Cymru calls for a Welsh law college, Schools closed in protest at spending cuts, Maths 'not to blame' for trainees' poor showing, Allegation that MPs are paid to lobby for bookmakers 'serious contempt', TUC team urged to attack public school 'privilege', Campaign freed 500 from mental wards, Walker praise for Shadow Cabinet's housing move, Keith Richard faces drug trading charge, Self-reliance theme in 'ecological college', Dr Owen gives MPs a world tour, Students prepare for day of action on fees, Garda 'tried to conceal' error over fingerprint, Dutch minister meets Charter 77 leader, Left-wing Paris daily makes its debut, BBC may give the news a little amplification, Evidence shows NHS is more reliant on foreign doctors, Call to replace area health authorities with districts, Prentice backers' ban on meeting renewed by court, Directors entertained council QC says, 'The Times', Finland outlaws all advertising of alcohol, Sale of butter to Russia will still go through, Workers protest: Hundreds, Primary schools defend modern methods, Government dilemma on housing policy, Tories divided over European elections, Workers' camp-site pledge, Two Fleet St print unions reject technology deal, Salisbury plea to Britain over missing children, Nearly 3cwt of cannabis found in ship, Planning board's stand on quarrying attacked, Mrs Gandhi jeered at election rally, Peking honours anniversary of Taiwan uprising, Avoid examining the doctor, I'm proud of being a cock-eyed optimist, Antique dealer pays only part of insurance dues, Western Communists hold Madrid summit today, Rhodesia role of oil firms queried, Nuclear reprocessing plan goes to council. Picture Gallery. Display Advertising: Rentokil Group Limited, Unilever, Multiple Display Advertisements, Kenya Fibre Corporation Ltd., National Westminster Bank, Bland Payne Holdings Limited, Fluidrive, Royal Insurance, The Department Of Industry, The Cardinal Investment Trust Limited, M.J.H. Nightingale & Co. Limited, The Electricity Council, Boots, Esso Overseas Finance N.V., C & D, Laing, Tyndall, Btr, Benson And Hedges, Rhp, Edinburgh American Assets Trust Limited, Associated Engineering Limited. Weather: The Weather. Classified Advertising: Educational, Secretarial, Appointments Vacant also on page 8, La creme de la creme Opportunities, Funeral Arrangements, Entertainments, Services, Appointments Vacant. Sport: Squash rackets Blank page in an illustrious history, Racing Pendil could be one of best never to have won blue riband, Cricket Chappell confident about centenary Test and tour, Table tennis Kenya first African team to boycott Birmingham event, Rugby League Dewsbury are drawn against holders, Football Tueart does it his way and gives no fewer than four renditions, Athletics 1977 already over for Miss Barnes, Boxing Ruddock keeps himself in reckoning for British title, Ice skating Hint of fallibility could mean end of era for Zaitsev couple, Tennis Cox beats Mitton in first round, Hockey RAF fail to take advantage during their ascendancy, Cup for New Zealanders, For the record, Rugby Union Imagination and brawn in university challenge. Reviews: Opera in Stirling and London The Marriage of Figaro MacRobert Arts Centre, From comics to a bully boy, The Taming of the Shrew Covent Garden, Lassus Ensemble/ Wearing Queen Elizabeth Hall, Beating the ban, LPO/Solti Festival Hall, Chronicle BBC 2, Cedar Walton Quartet Ronnie Scott's. Arts and Entertainment: Hermann Prey, Radio, Broadcasting, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 14,545, £25,000 for Lewis watercolour. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Friday, Feb 29, 1952 French crisis, Item withdrawn. Editorials/Leaders: Unrest In The Police Force, The Centre Must Hold. Letters to the Editor: Participation in industry, Freight rates on the railways, Understanding the workings of education, The social contract, EEC disposal of dairy surpluses, Churchyard yews, Elections for the European Parliament, Why Britain must press for a satisfactory EEC farm policy, Rockall, Tied cottages, Psychiatric dispute, Financing Leyland, Tories and pay policy, Hong Kong holiday, Cost of rail travel, Devolution, Art collections and taxation, Public spending. Court and Social: Court Circular. Official Appointments and Notices: Latest appointments Chief of Air Staff, Church news Monk is appointed Bishop of Lewes, University news, Half-yearly promotions. Marriages. Deaths. Obituaries: Sir Alun Rowlands, Sir Ian Yeaman, Liza Fuchsova, Mr John Dickson Carr American detective novelist, Mr Fred Taylor. Business and Finance: Ministers study CBI plans for industrial democracy, Discount market, Carpet restructuring may mean 20 pc fewer jobs, Late surge helps F. J. Wallis top £3m, Travel training levy, Business Diary: Up the blues · Lonrho's faithful, A new financial challenge for exporters, Allen Harvey & Ross ends 2.3pc down, SE Council rejects Smith mining plea, Corporation tax boosts Inland Revenue receipts, Shake up of public sector industry in Italy, Standard bid rejected by BanCal, An uneasy equilibrium in NatWest profits, Overseas Elder Smith ahead but doubts on second-half, West Germany's steel sector running gradually into state of crisis, Investment is the Key to productivity, Lord Ryder asserts, Montedison's future reassessed after resignations of top men, Commodities Coffee tops the £4,000 again, Hopes rising for further cut in MLR, Coffee soars again, Unilever disappoints despite 84 pc surge in profits, Mr Carter sets up $10,000m energy team, Britain receives £66m in N Sea oil royalties, Dutch rules for BP plant 'impossible', Electronic gadgetry earns a Diploma, Fiat firmly rejects pay demands by unions, Briefly, Anomaly in DLT deters builders, Bullock: the fallacy that could endanger union independence, Germany stands firm against OECD pressures to reflate, Lucas and GKN seek manufacturing bases in the US, TUC plea on Drax B, Dobson foray in Germany, Guinness Peat faces writ, Mr Ritblat keeps Brit Land assets intact, Beecham Group paying £48m for US pharmaceuticals business, Recovery to peak at Derek Crouch, Qatar minister seeks formula to end two-tier oil pricing, Babcock raises bid for Herbert Morris to 148p, Eurobond prices (midday indicators), Clydeside yard given £5m government aid to save tanker order, Rentokil gives 1-for-2 scrip: growth record unbroken. Stock Exchange Tables: How the markets moved, The Times Share Indices, Stock markets Put off by the taste of Beecham's Pill, Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, Foreign Exchange, Recent Issues, Stock Exchange Prices Late setback, Wall Street. Business Appointments: Business appointments Hawker Siddeley board changes. Property: Flat Sharing, Residential property. Births.
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