The Times - 08/03/1985
1985; Gale Group;
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By Our Foreign Staff, From Robert Fisk, By Paul Routledge Labour Editor, By Hugh Clayton, Local Government Correspondent, By Richard Evans, Lobby Reporter, By Sarah Hogg Economics Editor, By Anthony Bevins Political Correspondent, By David Hewson Arts Correspondent, By Lucy Hodges, Education Correspondent, By Anthony Bevins, Political Correspondent, By Ronald Faux, From Peter Davenport, By Edward Townsened Industrial Correspondent, By Richard Dowden, By Clifford Longley Religious Affairs Correspondent, By Rupert Morris, By David Young, Energy Correspondent, By Tony Samstag, By Nicholas Timmins, Social Services Correspondent, By Peter Evans, Home Affairs Correspondent, By Christopher Warman, Property Correspondent, By Bill Johnstone Technology Correspondent, By David Hewson, Arts Correspondent, Geoffrey Smith, From Nicholas Ashford, , From Bailey Morris, By Kenneth Gosling, From Diana Geddes, From Christopher Walker, From Michael Prest, From Richard Owen, From Ray Kennedy., From John Earle, From Jan Raath, From Richard Wigg, From Ian Murray, From David Bonavia, From Mary Lee., By Henry Stanhope Diplomatic Correspondent, From Nicholas Ashford, From John Carlin, From Geoffrey Matthews, From Neil Kelly, Paul Vallely, Jane Ewart-Biggs, , Pat Butcher, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, PHS, James Prior, John Barry, Max Beloff, Miles Kington, TERRY WAITE, JAMES STEPNEY, ANDREW RUTHERFORD., NELSON FORD., TIM YEO, ANDREW J. MACKAY., DAVID HARRIS, W BENYON, SYDNEY CHAPMAN, VIRGINIA BOTTOMLEY, JOHN HANNAM, BOWEN WELLS., STEVE NORRIS., DAVID NATHAN., S. J. GROSS, PETER ANGHELIDES, R. J. MONK, ROBERT ADLEY., PETER KALDOR., LUCY HALFORD., NORMAN ST JOHN-STEVAS., ROGER FOX, , JOHN RUFFLE., By Pearce Wright, Science Editor, By Geraldine Norman, Sale Room Correspondent, A Correspondent, Geoff Brown, Irving Wardle, Stephen Pettitt, Peter Ackroyd, Hilary Finch, Executive Editor Kenneth Fleet, By Cliff Feltham, By Our City Staff, By Peter Wilson-Smith, Banking Correspondent, By Richard Thomson, By Jonathan Davis Business Correspondent, By Derek Harris, Commercial Editor, By David Smith Economics Correspondent, By Pam Spooner, By Derek Harris, By Geoffrey Ellis, By Stuart Jones, Football Correspondent, Paul Newman, By Srikumar Sen Boxing Correspondent, From John Woodcock, Cricket Correspondent, By Richard Streeton, From John Ballantine, By Michael Stevenson, By Pat Butcher, From John Wilcockson, By a Correspondent, By Conrad Voss Bark, By Mandarin (Michael Phillips), By Gerald Davies, By David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, By Paul Harrison, by Clifford Webb, Peter Dear, Peter Davalle, From Michael Binyon, David Young,
ResumoIndex. News: Pace of job losses accelerates, The Anger The bitter legacy of resentment smoulders in Grimethorpe, Mobil puts 5p on a gallon, Cantonal elections put Mitterrand to the test, Walesa to be quizzed on union activities, Committee recommends speed-up of house-selling methods, Queen Mother pays a visit to The Times, How Thatcher could restore the balance, Blizzards stop rescue of Britons, War pension is paid 68 years after wounds, Italy seeks Calvi aide's extradition, Motoring Making sure the car is star of the show, Surrogacy Bill before Easter, Jenkin warns Liverpool that haggling over rates is ended, Lords may not extend TV viewing, Hong Kong election turnout falls below 40%, Labour rate-capping revolt weakened, Mugabe says tourists were murdered after cry for help, After the fall, Mary's still quite contrary, Roads, The Times Diary Neil puts Foot in it, Can the nuclear road map lead to a deal?, EEC split over handling 'friendly' car, Whitehall says no to £65 for BBC, Miners to vote on trust fund, Advisers' Role Chiefs gather loyal officer corps, Botha enlists patriotism in support of cuts, Savings rebuke to DHSS, Libya says Britain still colonialist, Four cities come under fire as Iraq and Iran bombard civilian targets, What do you want to be when you grow up?-Alive, The famine in Africa Bush hints at more US pressure on Ethiopia over aid for refugees, Letter from Sizewell Longest inquiry, ends as it began, Three main topics in Sizewell inquiry, Murder of police chief seen as attack on Basque self-government, Taxonomy, Cegb View Nuclear power 'kept the lights on' during strike, Portfolio, Archbishop defends Ethiopia comparison, Murdered US agent beaten by drug gang, Minister says C5 is safer than cycles, Poet's memorial is refused site on hillside, British exporters facing Chinese loan pressure, Paris turns into city of the old, Science report Tracking rise of food-poison cases, Ridley defends bus free-for-all, Scotland Industrial tribunal is sent 130 cases of 'unfair dismissal', Heart surgery unit still under threat, Blunt exchange sets Star Wars scene, Israelis put on alert for Syrian assault, The papers, Clinging to hope amid the hunger, Israeli tanks clash with Lebanese in two-hour battle, Arts head scorns critics, Food prices, moreover... OK fellers, get in line, Why Labour must abandon Utopia, Snow Reports, Teachers' pay to be docked in 20 areas for no-cover action, Chernenko misses gala in Moscow, Pan Am pilots cross the picket lines after vote, Sextuplets-after a vasectomy, Managua panics as explosions set armoury and hospital ablaze, Farmers furious at Reagan veto on aid, Thais object to UN over Vietnamese invasion, Veterans gather for reunion at Remagen, Howe urges EEC to keep veto rights, Counting Costs £40m spent on policing worst area, Contadora resumes its peace efforts, Shoppers hurt in Dortmund bombing, Lorry Dossier Union threat to rebel hauliers, Unhappy spies get chance to complain, Austin Rover sales rise in falling market, Commentary, Medical Briefing The kindest cut of all?, More aid for victims of crime is under way. Law: Private Eye loses appeal against publication ban, House of Lords Widow fails to prove undue influence and loses home National Westminster Bank plc v Morgan, Diplomat is remanded in heroin case, False trade description Cavendish Woodhouse Ltd v Wright, Court of Appeal Cross-examining co-accused Regina v Rowson and Others, Forfeiting seized articles Regia v Croydon Metropolitan Stipendiary Magistrate, Ex parte Richman, Policeman on robbery plot, Household trooper fined £100, Trial delayed after doctors' advice, Judge expresses 'society's horror' IRA bombers get 35 years each, Seamen to end sit-in after jail warning, C5 drink-drive case adjourned, Decision to dump body 'led pilot to deception', IRA men jailed for life, Father murdered Down's baby in spite of mother's protest, jury told,. News in Brief. Display Advertising: Tobacco Advisory Council, Careers Information Centre, Gateway, The Times, Ford, Barclays 1984, Baltic, Eurogolf, Wholesale Tours (America) Ltd., Cadbury Schweppes, Pan Am, John Lewis Partnership Plc, Commercial Union, Speedlink Distribution, Btr, British Telecom, Smithfield Developments Plc, The Times Portfolio, Superstore, Base Lending Rates. Picture Gallery. Politics and Parliament: Statement on miners sought, Bill before Easter · Ulster terrorism · Honda factory plans Social Policy Fowler acts to stop commercial surrogacy, Parliament today, BR urged to win back traffic, Scotland Domestic ratepayers get more relief, Next week's business, Procedural error corrected, Industry Honda inspection plant going to Swindon, Security Biffen resists Labour demands to delay phone tapping Bill, Terrorism IRA funds deposited in banks, Kidnapping Look at insurance that covers ransom. Arts and Entertainment: Top films, Prices for early lithographs soar, Concise Crossword (No 589), Today's television and radio programmes, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 16,680, Top video rentals. Editorials/Leaders: Craxi Goes To Congress, Finance And Industry Monopolies Commission finds a new Lonrho, Taxing The Nest-Egg, The President General, Balancing the 'Budget for jobs'. Letters to the Editor: Christian record in Namibia, Interests of the State, Budget relief for lower paid, Anatomy of SDP, Age concern, Broadcasting's future, Causes of decline, Help in the Commons, Back to the pits, After the master, Tongue-tripping, 'Tougher' trend. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): On This Day. Court and Social: Court Circular. Official Appointments and Notices: Westminster School, Canford School. Marriages. Deaths. Obituaries: Prof F. S Northedge Studies in international relations, Mr Mordekhai Oren, Mr Jozef Mackiewicz. Reviews: Cinema Uncommon vision of British emotions, Theatre Other Places, Opera The Marriage of Figaro, Television Living history, Concert La Raphaele. Classified Advertising: Mercedes, Entertainments, Announcements, Car Buyers' Guide, Business Opportunities, London Arts Choice. Stock Exchange Tables: The pound, Recent Issues, Wall Street Shares stay depressed, Foreign Exchanges, Stock Exchange Prices Quiet trading. Business and Finance: Money Markets And Gold, Commodities, Higher BP dividend as profits leap, Owners lose in UPI rescue plan, 'Good year' for Insurance Ombudsman Bureau, Stock Market Report Hongkong & Shanghai Bank may bid for discount house, Authorized Unit Trusts, Tempus A taste of Cadbury for Europe, Making itby faking it, Company News In Brief, Briefing 'Marriage bureau' comes on line, Market Summary, Investment Trusts, UK current account still in surplus, Industry Today The mountaineer who scaled the Shell empire heights, Company News, Traded option highlights, In Brief Recovery by dollar, Company News In Brief, London Financial Futures, Barclays to raise £507m as profits increase by 18%, CU plunges £72.8m into red, Record £25.7m payout for John Lewis staff, Your Own Business Fewer will escape red tape. Business Appointments: Appointments. Property: Rentals, Business To Business. Sport: Boxing Pedroza's demands hold up McGuigan, Athletics Thompson and Mrs Slaney say drug abuse is widespread, Golf The £1m ace that failed to come up trumps, Cycling Kelly rises to tough challenge, Fishing Preserving loch tradition Judge imposes ban on Dog Nobblers, Sports in Brief, Real Tennis Victory for Cambridge, Sports Tax CCPR put budget case, Cricket India and Pakistan in a match that crosses boundaries, Simon Barnes meets a captain trying to banish a persistent image at Wembley Jolly big task for English roses, Schools Rugby Union St Joseph's end in style, ICE Skating Fadayev inherits the Hamilton mantle, Football: Dark Days In London But Prospects Are Bright On Marseyside Bruce is heading back to Wembley, Equestrianism Newcomers give hope for future, Volleyball Mizuno believe they have it taped, Rugby Union: Selectors Show Faith In Their Players Selection silences the Welsh critics, Tennis Davis Cup postponement sparks Chilean appeal, Racing: Last Three Winners Meet In Grand Military Gold Cup Special Cargo for Sandown encore. Births. Weather: The Weather.
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