The Times - 13/06/1975
1975; Gale Group;
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By Michael Hatfield Political Staff, By Our Political Staff, By Hugh Noyes Parliamentary Correspondent, From Ronald Kershaw, From Our Correspondent, By Paul Routledge Labour Editor, From Charles Harrison, From Our Own Correspondent, By David Spanier Diplomatic Correspondent, From Patrick Brogan, By Our Parliamentary Staff, By Our Political Editor, By a Staff Reporter, By Raymond perman Labour Staff, By David Leigh, By Penny Symon Political Staff, From Christopher Walker, By Our Political Correspondent, By Frances Gibb of The Times Higher Education Supplement, From Christopher Warman, By Our Legal Correspondent, By Clive Borrell, By Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, By Our Labour Staff, By Geoffrey Browning, By Diana Geddes, By Peter Hennessy, By Philip Howard, By Our Planning Reporter, By Clifford Longley Religious Affairs Correspondent, Hugh Clayton, From John Chartres, From Michael Hornsby, From Jose Shercliff, From Dan van der Vat, From Harry Debelius, From Peter Nichols, From Fred Emery, From Paul Martin, From Eric Marsden, From Frederick Cleary, From Roger Choate, From Michael Knipe, Jean Wilson, David Robinson, Joan Chissell, John Percival, Irving Wardle, William Mann, Thomas Walker, By John Nicholls, By Pamela Macgregor-Morris, From Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, By Peter Ryde Golf Correspondent, By Michael Phillips Racing Correspondent, By Neil Allen Athletics Correspondent, By John Blunsden, by Oliver Stanley, by Margaret Stone, O. S., by Ronald M. Wilson, Roy Lewis, Geoffrey Smith, PHS, Christopher Walker, G. C. L. BERTRAM, , JEAN-NORMAN BENEDETTI, , STEPHEN ROSS, , NICK BUDGEN, , P. J. HUNTINGFORD, , CHARLES KINAHAN, , HOWARD SPIER, , ALAN COTTRELL, , DEREK PRAG, , JAMES BOWKER, , ALISTAIR ROSS, , A. H. COOPER, , ANDREW JONES, , MICHAEL SOOLE, , RALPH BLUMENAU, , V. D. LIPMAN, , A. W. JONES, , MICHAEL R. W. DAVISON, , By Edward Mortimer, By Maurice Corina Industrial Editor, By David Young, From Peter Norman, By Kenneth Owen Technology Correspondent, By Melvyn Westlake, By Wallace Jackson Commodities Editor, By Arthur Reed Air Correspondent, By Our Financial Staff, By Clifford Webb, E. R. FREEMAN, , By Michael Baily, R. E. SELMAN., Maurice Corina, Kenneth Owen, By David Mott, Andrew Wilson, Richard Allen, David Levack, Gerald Ely,
ResumoNews: Anti-corruption officer held in Hongkong, Talks stop plan for protest at Wimbledon, Mr Smith and ANC leaders agree on constitutional conference but not on where it should be held, Civil servants' refusal to help may hinder staff dispersal, Two miners killed after blast in pit, Hunt by police after explosion, Mr Wilson attacks 'hysterical' left wing, Cambridge students fined after violence, Science report Biology: Cells and obesity, Food prices Home-killed lamb cheaper this weekend, Baader-Meinhof defence accuses doctor, New York police and firemen protest at cuts, New Zealand optimism on trade links with Britain, The Times Diary Book now for the big squeeze, Kenyatta rebels lose their posts, Majority of Spaniards 'anxious for change', Councils and central government 'must cooperate on spending', Mr du Cann admits anti-EEC speech might be regrettable, Chairman of House committee on CIA is forced to resign, Counting the cost of commuter homes, Government facing left-wing revolt on industry Bill, Farms get limited concessions, Monopoly in US car hire alleged, Suez Canal becomes a frontier of hope, Suspected Al Fatah group arrested in Hebron area, Washington inquiry calls for ban on aerosols, Pakistan fears of advance towards one-party rule, Capital Transfer Tax Child of the storm, Setback to campaign for Anglican woman priests, Greece makes application for full EEC membership, The Order of St John installs its leader, Why the meat lobby needn't worry about soya yet, Mummy in test may have been a princess, NUJ quits talks on Fleet Street pay, EEC move could cut growing under glass, Rail action hint by the Prime Minister, Bus travel 'eight times safer' than car journey, Insurance men's hats in the air, Catholicos of All Armenians on visit to London, Mrs Gandhi to appeal after being found guilty of poll corruption, New small BMWs: To back up, Lisbon makes UN history, Trustees' dilemma over time and money, US without energy policy after petrol tax defeat, S Africa refuses to relax apartheid policy in sport, The man who kept the Commonwealth alive, The only way to cure the real British disease, Healey pledge of severe anti-inflation measures, Agreement with Cairo on £450m arms deal, Germany's dilemma over 'guestworkers', The satisfaction of a woman's desire for power, Mr Stonehouse ends his hunger strike, Optimism by Israel on Sinai peace, Confidence vote ends Belgian coalition crisis, Spain 'will not fight over colony', Careless handling of nuclear arms, Paterfamilias, Blast plant closure is denied, Gen Amin refuses to accept Wilson cable, GLC agrees to make repairs after tenants tell court houses break health regulations, Can a final split in the Labour Party be avoided?, Labour 'antis' join rush for Strasbourg, Botswana says EEC levy spells disaster for its cattle farmers., 19 petitions for rape law change presented, Ulster: the looming threat of an IRA 'doomsday' solution, Moscow denies U S charges on Somali base, Seals remain on the doors of 'Republica', No promises made to churches on land Bill, ministry says, Mr Benn says his role in North Sea oil negotiations is identical with Mr Varley's, Man sets fire to himself at Basque rally, More army dossiers on IRA suspects 'missing', Mr Gilbert becomes Minister for Transport, Britain may earn £60m from export of education, Home Office plan to store details of criminals' blood. Index. News in Brief. Display Advertising: Bell's, British Gas, Save & Prosper Group, Scottish Widows, Guthrie Corporation, Multiple Display Advertisements, Towry Law, Middle Tar, National Westminster Bank, Molins, Telford, Jardines, British Limbless Ex-Service Men's Association, Midland Bank Trust Company Limited, Crane Fruehauf, Interim Statement, Scottish Amicable, Capital Transfer Tax Planning, Royal Trust, Hill Samuel Life Assurance Limited, J. & A. Scrimgeour Limited, Dewar's, The Times Information And Marketing Intelligence Unit., Anglo American Corporation Of South Africa Limited, Bank Of New South Wales, British National Life Insurance Society Ltd., The National Bank Of Australasia Limited, Laporte, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co. Limited., Twa, Cazenove & Co., South Africa Trading Partners, Weatherall Green & Smith, Panam, Habitat Sale, Barnardo's, Peterborough Development Corporation. Law: Judge urges curbs on dishonest house agents, 'Life' for alleged UDA man, Rome editor sentenced to two years' jail, High Court judge given breath test by police, Bomb trial told of Littlejohn incident, Sterilization girl made court ward, Union chiefs to meet over judge's postal vote ruling, Vendor's liability for deposit paid to rogue estate agent, Court of Appeal No lawyers for man in prison inquiry. Picture Gallery. Weather: The Weather. Arts and Entertainment: Broadcasting, Condition proves the key to Eastern carpet prices, Radio, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 14,019. Politics and Parliament: Resignation or being fired: distinction without a difference, Welsh Development Agency's power curtailed House of Lords, Ciders and perries taxed by colour, Mr Varley steps into Industry Bill clash, Decisions soon on halving inflation within 12 months: Government cannot ignore attitude foreigners take House of Commons, 'Ignore the Tribune rantings'-Tory MP, Anger at 25% VAT on existing TV rentals, Flat rate pay increase plan being pursued by Government-Mr Wilson, Register of MPs' interests to be established as soon as possible, Fire precautions in high rise blocks of flats, Protecting pensions against inflation, Business for next week. Official Appointments and Notices: University news, Latest appointments, Leverhulme research awards. Classified Advertising: Secretarial and General Appointments, £6,000 plus appointments, Secretarial, Funeral Arrangements, Commuter homes, Entertainments, Home Services, Appointments Vacant. Reviews: Netherlands Dance Theatre Sadler's Wells, Jean Fonda Queen Elizabeth Hall, Die Frau ohne Schatten Covent Garden, The Knight of the Burning Pestle Greenwich, Richter Aldeburgh Festival, The slide area The Day of the Locust (x) Empire, Leicester Square Barry McKenzie Holds his Own (x) ABC Bloomsbury and Fulham Road The Klansman (x) London Pavilion Brannigan (a) Odeon, Leicester Square. Sport: Motor racing Less emphasis on right foot at Le Mans, Tennis Borg steps out of shower with stiff neck and off court with relief, Racing Levy Board's share to assure Grundy's place at National Stud, Football Newcastle United choose Lee as manager, Rowing Henley to forgo one of their oldest traditions, Sports in Brief, Golf British challenge loses much of its sting, Equestrianism A faultless Heat Wave at Malvern yesterday, Athletics Sense of history helps clear dust of present, Yachting Numbers reach new heights in Admiral's Cup, Boxing Bugner not upset by Ali's remarks, Rugby Union Irvine may move positions for match at Auckland, Cricket Test matches are to be televised after all. Editorials/Leaders: A Damaging Case For Mrs Gandhi, What Mr Healey Has To Do. Letters to the Editor: Country before party, Status of Oxford Union, Nypro's professional engineering experience, National unity, Nuclear armaments, Seeing the White Horse, Opening of Suez Canal, Holidays in Portugal, Fair votes for the British, Moderation in education, Economics of combining heat and power, A doctor's conscience, Ulster convention, Government's role: industrial effort, Population and climate, The Commons on radio, Community Land Bill, Crisis in the theatre. Court and Social: Court Circular. Deaths. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Tuesday, June 13, 1950. Marriages. Obituaries: Mr Francis Whitmore, Mr Durga Prasad Dhar A considerable Indian diplomat, Dr I. J. Jackson-Lipkin. Business and Finance: Thorn outbids SKF by £1m, Agreement near on Third World loan facility, Government and unions examining CBI scheme for national recovery, Wool president, Uranium producers' institute inaugurated, Tanzania puts a ban on imports of raw materials, Wirebars turnover down in May, Sugar price lowest in 18 months, Ninian Group marketing coming soon, Commodities, Caledonian workers fear airlines merger, Charrington, Gardner's late rally, Anglo American dividend policy notably prudent, Trade slump having 'serious' effect on ports, Second half aids Tunnel, Electricity chief calls for discipline, EEC indicates shift in its attitude to oil, Sdr 50M Issue, Eurocurrency bankers get jobs warning, Minister denies state takeover of bank, Jobs: the downward spiral, UK steel output slumps, ICL profits up 22pc, but bank borrowings increase fourfold, Associated Leisure, £60m machine tools for Leyland, Carter Hawley Hale Stores, Sterling down to worst closing level despite making a partial recovery from early slump, 35 institutions subscribe £12m to N Sea loan, Growth rate revised downwards, Norway clears way to buy Reksten shares, UK 'missing out' in Nigeria, 'No shipping loan loss' by Hambros, £23m rights issue launched by BOC, BP and Pakhoed seek Dutch link, CBI blueprint for industrial revival, MPs extend watch on nationalized industries, Business Diary: Politics is bunk · Sweet charity, Mild winter and inflation hurt Valor, More may get oil board jobs, Comforting results from Hambros, Greenings case for rejection, In gear to save energy in road transport, Eurobond prices (midday indicators), Electrical strike hits 6,000 jobs, Nat Carbonising exceeds its forecast by £500,000. Stock Exchange Tables: How the markets moved, Discount market, The Times Share Indices, Wall Street, Forward Levels, Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, Foreign Exchange, Recent Issues, Money Market Rates, Stock Exchange Prices A late recovery, Spot Position of Sterling, Stock markets Shares level after erratic day. Business Appointments: Business appointments Mr J. Fry named as managing director of Corah. Property: Residential Property Attraction of the unusual, Country Properties, Flat Sharing. Births.
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