The Times - 28/08/1984
1984; Gale Group;
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By David Felton, Labour Correspondent, By Jonathan Davis, Financial Correspondent, From Nicholas Ashford, By Staff Reporters, By Paul Chudecki, From Richard Ford, , From David Hewson, , By Peter Hennessy, By David Felton Labour Correspondent, By Harry Golombek, By Anthony Bevins, Political Correspondent, Colin Hughes, By Rupert Moris, By John Young Agriculture Correspondent, By David Hewson, Arts Correspondent, By Michael Baily, Transport Editor, By Derek Harris Commercial Editor, By Christine Toomey, From Robert Fisk, , From Rasit Gurdilek, From Our Own Correspondent, From Richard Owen, From Our Correspondent, From Neil Kelly, From Patrick Knight, , From David Watts, From Michael Hornsby, From Charles Harrison, , By Caroline Moorehead, From Richard Wigg, John Russell Taylor, Hilary Finch, Peter Ackroyd, Paul Griffiths, Sarah Hemming, Anthony Masters, J. G. Ballard, , Miles Kington, Alan Franks, Christine Painell, PHS, David Owen, , Jonathan Mirsky, Philip Howard, Phillip Whitehead, Alfred Sherman, TERENCE PRICE, , GEORGE AUSTIN, , J. M. RICHARDS, , RICHARD COTTRELL, , DESMOND DONOVAN, , DERRICK FYSH, , DICK LAURIE, , PETER N. CAMPBELL, , RAYMOND COLEGATE, , DAVID BELLAMY, , BRENDAN OUAYLE, , LESLIE PALMIER, , JOHN CHRISTOPHER, ., PETER KIMM, , By Our Astronomy Correspondent, By Charles Knevitt, Architecture Correspondent, By Stephen Young, Prof L. J. Bruce-Chwatt, William Kay City Editor, William Vincent, From Bailey Morris, , By Ian Griffiths, By Jonathan Davis, Derek Pain, Maxwell Newton, Michael Hughes, By Geoff Wheelwright, By Mark Stoner, By Bill Johnstone, By Sid Smith, By Kevan Pearson, By Gerry Fisher, By John Woodcock, Cricket Correspondent, By Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, By a Special Correspondent, By Richard Burnell, From Pat Butcher, , By Jenny MacArthur, From John Wilcockson, By Our Rifle Shooting Correspondent, By John Blunsden, By John Nicholls, By Mandarin (Michael Phillips), Peter Davalle, Bob Williams, Richard Bassett,
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News: Letter from Salzburg Mozart cakes and all that jazz, Spain tries to complete social pact, moreover..., I just not, My plan for recovery, Fight to save sight of attacked schoolboy, The Times Diary Tactical ruse, Bangladesh police fire over strikers, University fund-raising: 2 Selling the research assets, City's water pressure is to be cut, Expedition at odds on Noah's Ark, Heat, crowds and fun at Notting Hill carnival, EEC gives £3.5m for Strathclyde jobs plan, Chorus of jets prompts fears in Lebanon of new raids by Israelis, Pacific nations declare nuclear-free zone, Fashion Cool it with a little loose living, Jaguar to recruit 530 more staff, Spy force comes in from the cold, Married RC priest is ordained, £7,200m to repair new buildings, The Times Information Service, Press Council MP's complaint about radiation leak story upheld, A self-help revolution puts BR's rural lines back on the right track, Conundrum for the Warsaw Pact, Scargill attacks TV pit strike coverage, Nunn keeps lead over US master, Gently, gently as survivor Deng tightens his grip, Foot's Belgrano silence blamed an Tory leak, Helicopter rescues stranded sightseers, Whitehall brief Repairing the relationship, Unions risk breaching fund rules, Stan Ogden of the Street dies, Ulster: let Labour show the way, Sunken nuclear cargo 'safe', Nuclear cargo to be raised, Ford launches conservation award scheme, First passenger on US shuttle to be a teacher, Boy, 14, given new heart, Imports rushed in to beat bid ports' strike votes, Farm workers ignore union call to strike, Hundreds face 'sting' in Chicago, Chinese jail 18 for trying to re-establish Mao's policies, Parks with water theme bring in the crowds, South Africans hold Indian leaders in jail as poll starts, Laotian attack worsens Thai border dispute, S Korean approaches rebuffed, A forest killed for greed, Complacency worries the Reagan camp, Why the mould is still intact, Man questioned about two London killings, Attempt to save the apes of Gibraltar, Science report Dietary answer to hypertension, Peruvian troops occupy cocaine-producing area, Threats fail to deter Brazil's 'defectors', Paisley demands inquiry on IRA ambush as Dublin condemns Noraid, Records show 10,000 in Zimbabwe mass graves, Rebels claim successes against Uganda Army, Chernenko speculation dies down, Afghanistan mediation under way, Shot PC dies after five days, Panama ship hit in Gulf, Deadline for farmers over milk quotas, Livingstone has eight to beat, Colour clue to quasars in space, Death of Lady Williams-Ellis, More trouble for Gandhi in Nagaland, Why the Kremlin is taking punk fashion seriously Sergei's safety pins needle Moscow, British And So Proud Of IT, Blackout of Thames TV could threaten its autumn ratings battle. Display Advertising: Base Lending Rates, Sun Life Assurance Society Plc, Bos, Manchester International Airport, Ta, Allen & Co. Incorporated., Olivetti, The Times, Skf, Barclays, Professional Computer Systems, Eno, Nissan. News in Brief. Picture Gallery. Law: Prisoners Of Conscience Paraguay Captain Ortigoza. Reviews: Galleries Where grey is gratifying The Forgotten Fifties, Television Perfectly pointless, Joaquin Achucarro Queen Elizabeth Hall, Concerts BBCSO/Boulez, EDINBURGH FESTIVAL: Fringe theatre Vivacity fit for the cold light of morn. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No 16,520, Concise Crossword (No 430), Today's television and radio programmes. Editorials/Leaders: Safe, For The Time Being, Mergers A LA Mode, Back To First Business, Finance And Industry Bids signal a shake-up for supermarkets. Letters to the Editor: Control of cults, Trade Disputes Act, Author's correction, Campus and market, Hongkong democracy, Blessing in disguise, Sweeping prostitution under the carpet, Tribe at risk for sake of dams, Synod weary with bishops struggle, A great architect, Airline competition. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): The night sky in September. Official Appointments and Notices: University news. Deaths. Obituaries: Dr C. A. Hoare Distinguished research for tropical medicine, Bernard Youens. Business and Finance: Computer Briefing, BAT takeover approved, News In Brief Cash boost for Airship likely, Usm Review Unquoted shares will cloud Hoggett Bowers flotation, Conquering the wafer, 'Progress' on Mexico, Ordinary Shares Volatile banks good for short term, Electrolux takes 49% stake in Zanussi, The new disease hitting home machines, Unlisted Securities, Analysts expect further rise in US interest rates, Investment Trusts, A check on the Bard, The Week The growing fears over data protection, Company News In Brief, Tricky decisions for Sir Kenneth, Gilt-Edged Market The task now is to read America's tea leaves, BP to start $20m Egypt oil search, Board Meetings, US Notebook Never has a president had it so good, Currencies, Going too fast?. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchanges, Stock Exchange Prices Capitalization and week's change, Wall Street. Sport: Equestrianism Whitaker gallops to a lucrative daily double, Boardsailing Miss Gall takes title and gives men a beating, Sports in Brief, Today's Fixtures, Athletics No Cruz where the great rivers meet, Motor Racing McLaren should still be the team to beat next season, Rowing Virus ends Melvin's medal hope, Yachting French are favourites, Powerboating Londoner leads the British challenge, Racing Provideo breaks the record in style, Friendship Games Cubans prevent a clean sweep, Football Walsh strikes as Anfield has that familiar air of inevitability, For The Record, Tennis Lendl's timely triumph, Shooting Leatherdale still the champion, Racing Gunfighter looks set to make another killing, Cycling Rain in Spain puts a spoke in wheel, Golf Room at the top for Watson, Cricket: county men show England the way as the batting debate goes on England turn a warm and sunny day into a resoundingly wet one. Classified Advertising: Entertainments, Announcements, Lagal Appointments. Property: Rentals, Short Lets. Weather: The Weather.
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