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The Times - 27/05/1977

1977; Gale Group;

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By Peter Hennessy, By Our Parliamentary Correspondent, By Hugh Noyes Parliamentary Correspondent, From Roger Choate, From Patrick Brogan, From Ronald Faux, By David Leigh Political Staff, From Christopher Walker, By Paul Routledge, From Penny Symon, By John Roper Health Services Correspondent, By Kenneth Gosling Arts Reporter, By Our Political Editor, By Michael Horsnell, From Arthur Osman, By Hugh Clayton, From Marcel Berlins, By Philip Howard, By Our Labour Editor, By Diana Geddes Education Correspondent, By Alan Hamilton, By Arthur Reed Air Correspondent, By Roger Berthoud, By Christopher Thomas, By Tim Jones Labour Reporter, By Michael Baily Transport Correspondent, By Henry Stanhope Defence Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, From Clive Borrell, By Our Planning Reporter, By Our Health Services Correspondent, From Ronald Kershaw, From Trevor Fishlock, By Our Home Affairs Correspondent, From Peter Evans Home Affairs Correspondent, By Our Agricultural Correspondent, From Jose Shercliff, From Dan van der Vat, From Edward Morrimer, From Christopher Warman, From Sue Masterman, From Michael Hornsby, From Nicholas Ashford, From Richard Wigg, From Our Correspondent, From Michael Knipe, From Moshe Brilliant, From Robert Fisk, Richard Combs, Irving Wardle, William Mann, Ned Chaillet, David Robinson, Stanley Sadie, Michael Church, William Gaunt, By Peter Ryde Golf Correspondent, By Sydney Friskin, From Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, By John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, By Norman Fox Football Correspondent, By John Nicholls, By John Blunsden, By Jim Railton, By Michael Phillips Racing Correspondent, Michael Knipe, Fred Emery, Hugh Clayton, Christopher Walker, Geoffrey Smith, Bernard Levin, PHS, RON DICK, , TIMOTHY RAISON, , SAM SILKIN, , ERIC PAICE, , LORD HAILSHAM, , ALEC DICKSON, , EDITH SUMMERSKILL, , KEITH HAMPSON, , LAWRENCE NORCROSS, , H. PURSEY, , ANDREW CURISTIE-MILLER, , JOHN R. H. YEOMAN, , SAMUEL COOKE, , RUPERT CECIL, , D. STOPFORD ADAMS, , F. H. SMITH, , By Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, By Huon Mallalieu, By John Young Planning Reporter, By David Blake Economics Correspondent, By Caroline Atkinson, By Malcolm Brown, By Roger Vielvoye Energy Correspondent, By Our Financial Staff, By Nicholas Hirst, By Edward Townsend, By John Whitmore, By Roger Vielvoye, By Peter Hill Industrial Correspondent, By Maurice Corina Industrial Editor, From Edmund Steyens, T. MUKHERJEE, , By Ronald Kershaw, COLIN DAURIS, , J. G. R. RIX, , BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Kenneth Owen Technology Correspondent, By Richard Allen, By Ray Maughan, By Ashley Druker, By Victor Felstead, From Peter Norman, By Tony May, Gerald Ely, David Williams, Tom Hutchinson, Michael Ratcliffe, Philip Howard, H. R. F. Keating, Roger Baker, Roy Hay, Caroline Moorehead, Tony Aldous, Melvyn Bragg, William Haley, Ronald Faux, Wendy Monk, Paul Johnson, Dilys Powell, Jan Morris, Colin Watson, Brian Alderson, Heather Renshaw, Jacky Gillott, Philippa Toomey, Charles Causley, Joy Whitby, Allan Morrison, Peter Vansittart, David Wade, Barbara Sherrard-Smith, B.S.S., Valeric Alderson, Tim Heald, Richard Ormond,

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News: Science report Medicine: New light on lassa fever, Irish poll hint that 'fugitive' law will to, Medieval murder gives clue to lost grange, S Africans exchange shots with Zambians, Opposition agrees to open talks with Mr Bhutto, Basques assert their identity, Strike threat in union's fringe demands, Explosion kills five Irish soldiers, President Eanes ends successful visit to Spain as opposition attacks threaten Soares Cabinet, Pig subsidy to end on June 11, New Dutch coalition to await end of siege, Egyptians gather Rommel relics, Fever about swine, Mr Dayan's post in Likud Government endangers coalition, Mr Carter promises to balance budget, 22 nuclear incidents are reported, Welsh Labour to discuss council reform proposals, Planning council opposes fifth terminal at Heathrow, Siege goes on: One of the South, Benin decides to boycott OAU meeting, Novelist claims 'Roots' is a copy of his work, Sir Harold rebukes the 'Mail', Policemen forced to break regulations by taking part-time jobs, conference told, Too hùman: Cody, an orang-utan at, Exhibition of a master dreamer opens in London, The dilemma of Labour's moderates: can the party live up to a new deal?, Dissident voice at genius show, Seven spy suspects held in West Germany, New status for captured guerrillas approved, George II dining chairs sold for £9,000, New deal for migrant workers proposed, New estates hostile to black people, report says, Testing reaction to NZ sports policy, Doctor urges campaign on modern life's health risks, Appointment of new health authority chief confirmed, Kidnappers' picture of Fiat hostage, Government warned of threat to works of art, Mountaineer climbs 1,350ft tower, Scottish National Party plugs the theme that voters are left with no alternative but independence, Delhi police allege suicide attempt by Briton, Scrutineers jibbed at 'half the Wilson Resignation Honours', Prison officers angry with Home Office over 'political chess', Journalists postpone strike over closed-shop dispute, The Irish Elections Ulster still the key issue in Eire's election run-up, The Times Diary, Cyprus negotiations adjourned sine die, New Leyland Mini gets government approval, Hijacker of Soviet plane held in Sweden, Return to Ulster detention urged, Chocolates may be 30pc dearer, Parliament criticized for not accepting EEC as fact of life, Higher standards for trainee teachers are prpoposed, Increase in fatal accidents on farms, Review of procedures at Porton Down, 200 children stranded by fishermen's blockade, UN committee told of West Bank intimidation, No big spending yet on high-speed trains, Cubans 'may help to stop Ethiopia bloodshed', Nine victims of Brussels fire named, Natal plan to achieve 'homeland status' within the Republic, Dentist and doctor pay body attacks wage pact, Ten stage hunger strike in a Warsaw church, Coronarium may have to be demolished, Idea of full employment 'abandoned', Janata challenged by Marxists in Bengal, Understanding Rhodesia's mostly unknown nationalists, Concession for women on equal pay claims, Rent Acts 'forcing landlords to subsidize tenants', Mr Fraser to discuss uranium sales, Discussions start in Salisbury on constitution, Royal couple end tour, Quebec: the possibility of a big hole in Nato, EEC move to prevent energy loss. Politics and Parliament: Tax cut still dependent on satisfactory pay deal, Still a margin for further expansion, Pledge on EEC direct elections unchanged House of Lords, Police demonstration, Waiting for Amin decision, Royal assent, Sir Harold Wilson says 'Mail' has been 'pedlar of forgeries for years', Mr Healey gives hint of reflation package, Mr Varley tells NEB to authorize Leyland Mini replacement plans if labour relations improve House of Commons, New airport ruled out for several years ahead, EEC help sought as pig subsidy ends, Mr Callaghan regrets battle over Drax B station, Double pressure on EEC poll Bill. Index. 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Penguin Books Ltd.,, Secker & Warburg, Prter Stuyvesant, Events, Central & Sheerwood, Phoenix Assurance Company Limited, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co. Limited, G. Bell & Sons, London And Northern Group Limited, Country Life Books, Moulinex, Bell's Scotch Whisky, Phaidon-The Art Of Fine Books, Hmso Books, Andre Deutsch, Majesty, Whsmith, A Summer Selection By David & Charles, George Allen & Unwin, H & J Quick Group Ltd,, Summer Reading, Costain. News in Brief. Weather: The Weather. Law: Finnish inventor jailed for taking hostages, Attempt to kill PC alleged, Law Report May 26 1977 Court of Appeal US letters rogatory affirmed in principle Re Westinghouse Electric Corporation Uranium Contract Litigation MDL Docket 235, Courts want power to give battered wives aid at any hour of day, Court rules Chancellor exceeded his powers, Spanish fascist leader released on bail, Prisoner cuts throat in dock, Customs officers cleared of plot to defraud. Classified Advertising: Contracts And Tenders, Secretarial and Non-secretarial Appointments, Theatres, £6,000 plus appointments, Secretarial, Funeral Arrangements, Entertainments, Services, Appointments Vacant. Reviews: An equine Bar-mitzvah, Fiction, No ordinary metal, Inventing a myth, Powerful political thriller Twilight's Last Gleaming (aa) Odeon, Leicester Square, From where they sat, Dizzy incantations, Threads of pain, Someone to hate, On the beach, Private Vices and Public Virtues (x) Prince Charles, Topography and toponyms, At the edge of childhood, Homeric nonsense War Music Old Vic, Queen waving, Talking on the page, A lifetime of devotion, Glasgow competition for young violinists, Too short a life, Made for pleasure, The royal collectors, Worth looking into Lonely Hearts Thames, Something to do, Never a blink, Aeons of history, Stooges of time, Paeans of praise, Living language, The Good Person of Szechwan Greenwich, English Concert Wigmore Hall, Latterday Surrealist, New worlds in Kent, Out of the darkness, Learned, but not jaded, The story in the paragraph, What's in there?, Occultism and materialism, Northern Sinfonia/ Seaman Queen Elizabeth Hall, Uncovering dark secrets, Sacred symbols of a Government clan, England, that swan's nest, Rediscovery of legs, Tastes of nations. Sport: Bowls Mrs Wilkie still champion on shot difference, Golf Early bird catches the early birdies, Tennis Dibbs confounded by ridiculous logic, Yachting Fickle wind and fog make navigation difficult, Motor racing British drivers among eight refused entries, Sports in Brief, Horse trials Bombardier has prize in sights, Cycling Merckx to race in Britain, Hockey Stiff task for Southgate to defend their title, Racing Elland Road faced by manageable task now, Rugby Union Gibson and Hay among four on injured list, Rowing Vicious combat promised, Cricket For Brearley a challenge in one-day series, Football Champions of Europe could stay in power. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): What's really important, Mr Ruskin, is that the magic room is there, 25 years ago From The Times of Tuesday, May 27, 1952. Editorials/Leaders: Endorsement For Mr Den Uyl, Fit And Proper People, Commitment To The Mini. Letters to the Editor: Job discrimination and the onus of proof, Scottish devolution, Young unemployed, Progress in law reform, Criticizing China, The cooked breakfast, Criminal libel issues, 10p borowed records, Clarendon Palace, Jubilee Appeal, Police pay, Ruling on 'invalid' proxies, The British archive, Press and copyright laws, Drax B: white elephant of wasted heat?, Wilson resignation Honours List, Trade union rights, Sixth form colleges. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Official Appointments and Notices: University news, Latest appointments. Arts and Entertainment: 'Wings' extended, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 14,612, £18 for Mentmore coathangers, Radio, Broadcasting. Deaths. Obituaries: Lord Norrie, Rear-Admiral E. T. S. Rudd, Yevgenia Ginzburg, Sir Graham Sutton Former Director-General of the Meteorological Office. Business and Finance: Overseas fillip helps Caravans 75pc leap, Discount market, Improvement for North West industry forecast, US investor confidence 'near bottom of cycle', Stronger second-leg brightens Robertson, World Bank borrowing plan shelved, UK yards in line for £150m deals, Variable rate stock aims at wide market, Mr Adnan Khashoggi, Union Miniere's warning, Briefly Scrip and a 66pc jump at Wm Press, Repairs to Forties field platform hold down increase in oil output, £15m BP Chemicals order to Sim-Chem, Agreement closer on Drax B payment, ICI profits up l0pc in first quarter, Leyland sales bounce back to capture nearly 26pc of market, Aramco deny that Saudi oil takeover is now complete, Bakers' pledge on discount pacts, Bonn trade surplus of DM2,900m for April, Closure plan switch by Burton, Port Talbot strikers reject offer, Foreign security concession ends, Investment by industry shows unexpected decline in first quarter, Copper leads decline in metal prices, International Steelmaker Krupp in red, but Daimler keeps climbing, H Quick and Expanded Metal rights, Gomme goes ahead but orders slacken, Plotting a course towards safety at sea, New projects put the gilt on Extel growth prospects, Lonrho bid moves take precedence, Economic snags in Austria's ties with Germany, Pritchard up and Riyadh still to come, Industrial code changes, American steel body steps up attack on low-price imports, Is the floating rate puzzle attractive?, CBI chief sees oil as Britain's last chance, Steadier day for the pound, Upsurge in export orders signals end to machine tools recession, German car sales fall, Freemans and Bentalls both on growth trail, Anti-dumping investigations, Huge memory capacity of new hand calculator, Mr Dell at trade talks in Moscow, UK prices of livestock 'less stable' than Europe, Study urges worker directors by persuasion, Business Diary: Preachers and practice · Cloth cutting, Tougher line on company returns from June 1. Stock Exchange Tables: How the markets moved, The Times Share Indices, Stock markets ICI and Courtaulds halt the slide, Stock Exchange Prices Losses cut back, Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, Foreign Exchange, Recent Issues, Eurobond prices (midday indicators), Wall Street. Business Appointments: Business appointments Cedar Investment Trust elects new chairman. Property: Houses that need renovation, Residential property, Flat Sharing. Births. Picture Gallery.

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