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The Times - 07/03/1975

1975; Gale Group;

By Maurice Corina and Malcolm Brown, From Peter Nichols Rome, March 6, From Eric Marsden Tel Aviv, March 6, By George Clark Political Correspondent, By David Wood Political Editor, By Alan Hamilton Labour Staff, By Tim Jones, By Martin Huckerby, From Trevor Fishlock Cardiff, By Our Parliamentary Staff, From Robert Fisk, By a Staff Reporter, By Paul Routledge Labour Editor, By Kenneth Gosling Arts Reporter, By Raymond Perman Labour Staff, By Christopher Warman Local Government Correspondent, By Clive Borrell, By Michael Baily Transport Correspondent, From Ronald Faux, By Our Legal Correspondent, From Arthur Osman, By our Literary Editor, Hugh Clayton, By Our Agricultural Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, From Harry Debelius, From Our Correspondent, From Charles Hargrove, From Roger Vielvoye Energy Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent, From a Staff Reporter, From Fred Emery, From Patrick Brogan, From Michael Knipe, From David Bonavia, By Henry Stanhope Defence Correspondent, From Michael Hornsby, From Bruce Palling, Philippa Toomey, Mirabel Cecil, By Peter West, By Peter Ryde, By Alan Gibson, By Geoffrey Green Football Correspondent, By Rex Bellamy Squash Rackets Correspondent, David Robinson, Joan Chissell, Paul Griffiths, Charles Lewsen, Dan van der Vat, Geoffrey Smith, Robert Fisk, PHS, Bryan Magee, JOHN WALKER, JOHN DUNSTAN, , WALTER WALKER, , F. P. NEILL, , E. H. S. SINGLETON, , KENNETH J. SHARP, , HELENA HAYWARD, , GEOFFREY BEARD, , MARTIN DRURY, , CHRISTOPHER GILBERT, , NICHOLAS GOODISON, , TONY HARRISON, , JOHN HAYWARD, , THERESE INGRAM, , CYRIL STAAL, , PETER CLARKE, , BARRIE D. SHERMAN, , TIM RENTON, , HOLFORD, , DAVID HAMILTON, , PATRICK WALL, , JOHN PHILLIPS, , By Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, By Our Religious Affairs Correspondent, By Our Arts Reporter, By Our Social Services Correspondent, Canon Reginald Cant, Mr Yehudi Menuhin, D, By Our Industrial Editor, By Ronald Kershaw, By Tim Congdon, By Peter Wainwright, By R. W. Shakespeare, By Our Financial Editor, By Peter Hill, By Malcolm Brown, By Kenneth Owen Technology Correspondent, From Our US Economic Correspondent, From Frank Vogl, A. NORMAN HARLEY, , MYLES L. MACKIE, , A. P. FAUPEL, , D. C. R. FRANCOMBE, , PETER MALLETT, , BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Paul Neuburg, By Ashley Druker, By David Mott, By Christopher Wilkins, , Gerald Ely, by Kenneth Owen Technology Correspondent, by Richard Woolnough, by F. G. Phillips, by K. K. Nasta, by Kenneth Owen, by Ian Rees, by Terry Byland, K.O., by Pearce Wright Science Correspondent, P.W.,

News: Doctors seek government aid in pay-bed dispute, Professor Erhard criticizes loans to countries in deficit because they increase inflation, 13 killed as Israel troops storm terrorist-held Tel Aviv hotel, Fixed-term leases rejected, Alleged CIA murders listed by newspaper, Withdrawal of opera grant draws protests, Plan to protect shoppers from theft charges, GLC suggests £1.25 a day tax on drivers, Snow reports from European resorts, Manuscripts, angels and a process of discovery down in Sussex, Move to let electors leave decision on EEC to Parliament, Signalmen give strike call less support, Article on 'damage' to City misleading, planner says, Greek Army purge 40 more generals, Sex-change monk wants to live 'as a woman', Need for companies to avoid imbalance in electronic links, Swiss MPs refuse to legalize abortion, Message received Britain's fight with delays, Turner display of 245 works promised for 1976 by Tate Gallery, Broadmoor man fails in freedom plea, Red Khmer rocket sites are Army's vital target, Church calls for debate on the goals of society, Leyland prepares for major redundancies, Religion in schools 'becoming a cinderella', Sithole arrest linked with death list, Stonehouse police reports, Bonn's new public enemy number one, Chinese peasants are told to reduce cash crops, Private circuits speed response, The phoney war and the real conflict behind the Prentice affair, Egg farmers protest about cheap imports, Business follows the phone, Communists refuse to call at Elysée, Box aged five wounded by Belfast gunmen, US TV networks renew plea for Nixon tapes, Keeping in the picture, Infection rife in burns unit, consultant says, Domestic rate up 65 pc in City, E German protest rejected, Police chief and brother of girl 'not acting in concert', Desk man shoulders responsibility of developing networks, 'Boy labour' could cut costs, Eton head says, Big future forecast for facsimile and data traffic, Mr Jenkins studying European court ruling, Dr Kissinger condemns Palestinian raid, Consumers count the cost and curb their calls, Emergency newspaper planned, Booker Prize to allow more time for entries, Indian jet deal founders, Youth counselling service meets wide demands, Experiments in buying peace for Ulster, Priority for rural development, Government upset by Post Office pay deal, Catalan priest is peace prize candidate, Why this hospital must not close, Free enterprise pays a price, Teachers propose school year of four terms instead of three to end fatigue and improve learning, Iran closes its borders to Kurdish nationalists, Science report Smoking: Effect on foetal movement, The Times Diary Dr K's damp and dismal day out, EEC scheme to help Asia to produce more food, Shelepin visit a matter for Home Secretary, Mr Wilson tells MP, Inquiry into alleged cable price ring in Post Office contracts, Machines which 'talk' only to each other, Is this as far as the Court of Appeal can go?, Mr Ford says US troops will not return to Cambodia, but only American aid can save the nation, Dr Kissinger gets the limelight in Wales, Communicating by computers, Note claims Raphael is in London, Anti-corruption rally in Delhi draws thousands, No evidence that Tube train's brake failed, Power wage talks 'in serious situation', Oil exporters agree to world talks on stabilizing prices, Complaint over photograph of funeral is upheld, Italy backs Trudeau move on EEC link, Air travellers' fund may be set up before June, Protest abstention by Mr Prior deepens Tory unease over changes, Food prices Cut-price sugar offers prove shortage at end, Test for foreign doctors starts in June. Index. Display Advertising: Dunhill, Gold Mining Company Limited, Volvo, Multiple Display Advertisements, Jagaur, The Ericsson Group, Matthews Holdings Limited, Cygnot, Sam, Avis., Opc, Japan Air Lines, The Royal Bank Of Scotland, Drummond's Suitings, Ansafone, Taylor Woodrow, Moss Bros, Jal, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co, Limited, Cable & Wireless, Delta, Klm, Silentbloc Holdings Limited, Ncr, Charities Aid Foundation, Plessey, Racal-Milgo Limited, Pabx, Standard And Chartered Banking Group Limited, Habitat, Telecommunications Conference And Exhibition, Guardian Royal Exchange Assurance, Armstrong Equipment Limited, Point International. News in Brief. Law: Keepers accused after lions eat children, House of Lords Aids to interpreting Acts Black-Clawson International Ltd v Papierwerke Waldhof-Aschaffenburg AG, Authors death: two to appeal, Court told of gunman's love for the Nazi cult Life sentence on man who shot PC, Who pays for water mains? Cherwell District Council v Thames Water Authority, Two face charge of assault by photography, Six Irishmen charged with 21 pub murders, Lady Reading loses case of squeaking bed, Tibble case dismissed, Hospital porter froze to death, coroner decides. Weather: The Weather. Picture Gallery. Politics and Parliament: Preventing repeat of Maria Colwell case House of Lords, Prison rule change on access to solicitors, Hospital at Gozo: Mr Wilson advises Labour MP-'Leave this one alone', 'Robbery without violence: new tax will destroy thousands of small businesses', Urgent action sought over use of dogs in smoking experiments House of Commons, Police corruption inquiry refused, Strike call does not sway Mr Jenkins, House in Highgate: Chancellor annoyed: Tory MP withdraws remark on cut-off point of CTT, Abortion allegations cause deep concern, Next week's business, Possible to have Eire trial for UK murder, Serious differences on drinking hours, Bill to change dock labour scheme this session: strikers urged to return, Avoiding double jeopardy in complaints on police, Committee is to study private Bill precedent. Classified Advertising: Secretarial and General Appointments, £4,000 plus Appointments, Contracts & Tenders, Funeral Arrangements, Legal Notices, Entertainments, Services. Sport: Tennis Cox moves one nation down and another up, Football Giles is still one of the elder statesmen of British game, Squash rackets No woman seems capable of beating Mrs McKay, Terrible fate of being rowed over, Sports in Brief, Cricket Umpire says English side not 'really keen', Hockey Rain saves England from threat of being beaten, Racing Compromise will be made by Davies, Ice skating Russians are first but Briton says seventh, Rugby Union. Reviews: London joins salute to Ravel Monique Haas Queen Elizabeth Hall, Games Leicester, Murnau in Hollywood Sunrise Electric Cinema Club, Sweet subversion from Luis Buñuel The Phantom of Liberty (x) Curzon Arabian Nights (x) Cinecenta 1, 2, 3, 4 Women in Revolt Ica, LSO/Leinsdorf Festival Hall. Editorials/Leaders: The Undertaker Of Smith Square, The Diplomatic Purposes Of Terror. Letters to the Editor: Bank spending, Leadership responsibilities, Tax law: need for proper consultation, Surprises in churches, Selective schools in Russia, Maintaining law and order, The referendum, Birmingham University, Rebellion in Eritrea, Nato HQ in Gibraltar?, Architecture in the City, Triple threat to small companies, Inflation difference is not just 52 years, Safeguarding sterling, EEC renegotiations. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Tuesday, March 7, 1950. Marriages. Deaths. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No 13,936, £17,325 for bureau-cabinet surprises the auctioneers, Broadcasting, Radio. Official Appointments and Notices: Latest appointments. Obituaries: Sir Neville Cardus, Captain Charles Waterhouse, Dean Of York, László Németh, Lt-Col Charles Appleby, Dr S. C. Dyke Authority on clinical pathology. Business and Finance: Discount market, Car production down last month, Gilts rise on hopes of cuts in interest, Slower increase forecast for OECD growth, Arabs will increase Lonrho stake with £10m deal involving Costain, Package course helps managers work with Asians, Charges bring a heavy reverse to Brit Anzani, Dolan warning after big jump, Overseas fillip for British Vita, Tanker loan, Spirella on peak again at £2m plus, Making sure the nuclear power stations don't go hungry Kenneth Owen reports on the plants being built to meet the expected demand for enriched uranium, Bank rates cut by three EEC countries, Iran's finance minister says his country may become a borrower, 6,000 Jaguar workers laid off again by strike, Companies move to beat bar on scrip option, TSB funds top £4,000m, Redundancies in most industries, New direction at Dover Eng, Gen Mining in rise to R22m, Blagden maintains its opening impetus in leap to £3m, Lebanon acts to attract foreign currency, Issues & Loans Saaiplaas listing next week, Joint CBI-trade group warning of Industry Bill threat to economy, Meriden motor cycle cooperative ratified, East Europeans reap the rewards of courting the Arabs, English oil shale deposits 'may be worth exploiting', Slater sells bulk of Oyez shares, Money Market Rates, Business Diary: Sudanese connexion · Gold in them thar tills, Sharp rise in housing starts and completions, Time for reflection at Lonrho, Industry Bill supported by Leyland executive, J. Shakespeare peak, $500m credit for Russia planned, Wholesale prices in US continue to drop, NCB head forecasts break-even year, Dawnay Day reveals £2.1m interim loss, CSR wins sugar takeover battle, Aston rescue offer waits for answer, Enrichment of uranium project to cost £1,000m, Commodities Smart advance in sugar futures, SE inquiry clears deals in Gallaher. Stock Exchange Tables: How the markets moved, The Times Share Indices, Wall Street, Stock markets Shares again draw sharply ahead, Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, Stock Exchange Prices Gilts lead the way, Foreign Exchange, Recent Issues, Eurobond prices (midday indicators), Spot Position of Sterling, U S gold futures close $3.50 up. Business Appointments: Business appointments New names on Union Corp board. Property: Rentals, Residential property Buyers who can be selective, The Times Estate Agents Directory, London And Suburban. Births.