The Times - 30/12/1985
1985; Gale Group;
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From Ian Murray, , By Our Foreign Staff, By Alan Hamilton, From John Earle, , By Donald Macintyre, Labour Editor, By Richard Evans, Lobby Reporter, From Christopher Walker, By Jeremy Warner Business Correspondent, By Harry Golombek, Chess Correspondent, By Teresa Poole, By Patricia Clough, By Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, By David Hewson Arts Correspondent, By Derek Harris Industrial Editor, From Richard Owen, From Richard Bassett, From Christopher Thomas, From Ray Kennedy, , From Rasit Gurdilek, From A Correspondent, , From Charles Harrison, From Michael Hamlyn, , From Hasan Akhtar, , From Keith Dalton, From Dessa Trevisan, , From David Watts, Suzanne Greaves, George Hill, Joseph Lelyveld, Anne Sofer, Peter Davenport, FRANK ALLAUN, , ROBERT SOUHAMI, , S. W. SYKES, , STEPHEN A. COOTE, , JED BOARDMAN, , MICHAEL WALKER, , COLIN MOYNIHAN, , MARK BONHAM CARTER, , T. H. M. OPPE, , R.W. EARL, , By Gareth Huw Davies, Clifford Longley, By Derek Sloan, From Our Correspondent, Peter Ackroyd, Nicholas Shakespeare, Carlo Gébler, Celia Brayfield, Richard Morrison, John Percival, Sarah Hogg Economics Editor, By Cliff Feltham, By Michael Prest Financial Correspondent, By Jeremy Warner, Business Correspondent, By Bill Johnstone Technology Correspondent, By David Young Energy Correspondent, Derek Pain, William Kay City Editor, Maxwell Newton, By Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, By Vince Wright, By David Powell, By Clive White, By Hugh Taylor, By Simon O'Hagan, By David Hands Rugby Correspondent, By George Ace, By David Hands, By Ian McLauchlan, From John Roberson, By Barry Pickthall, Robert Pryce, By Chris Moore, By Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, By Michael Seely, By Mandarin, Peter Dear, Peter Davalle, D.J.M.,
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News: Italians expect new onslaught soon, Directors' survey shows 39% optimistic on jobs, Statement on Post talks failure, Pinochet rejection fails to kill off opposition plan for democracy, Public figures who died during the year, Liza, the child pawn undone, Nature notes, Friend of Fabius shot dead, 35% 'shop illegally on Sundays', Wyatt house to become an hotel, Shakespeare 'play' doubts, Blacks ready for end to school boycotts, Why Old Swan could give Kinnock the jitters, Icy backdrop for Royal Family at Sandringham, The week's walks, Night-hunt threat to badgers, Kinnock threat to City over privatization, No longer the Tory Party at prayer, Science report Threatened Arabian oryx begins to thrive again, Turks feel the chill of Ozal's new austerity, Euro MP storm looms on spy claims, Prices and sales of canned beer increase, Roads, High street stores step up security to counter annual shoplifting spree, Assad urges Lebanese militia leaders to apply peace pact swiftly, Gandhi rocks his party hierarchy with strong attack on corrupt ways, Voting roll confusion in Philippines, Reagan attacks Russia's 'daily atrocities' in Afghanistan, The black champion of apartheid, High tech surge in Scotland, Sea cadets hope to raise 1779 warship, Busy year for Royal Family, Man lost from banana boat, Baby-food test result 'this week', Coal costs most in the South, Catching an icy wave to surfers'paradise, Portfolio, Murdoch puts new plant on stand-by, The Times review of 1985... a year of calamity and hope, Yugoslav separatist crisis Army officers said to be in 'Great Albania' plot, Archaeology Shellfish sites reveal clues to early Scots, Expert on gorillas murdered, Israel prapares to wreak revenge as more raids feared, Union's attack on gas privatization, Party factions rewarded Patronage pattern in Tokyo reshuffle, Anti-apartheid leaders die in crash, The struggle for Westland Board faces threat of legal action, Doubt over terror raid interview, Tiny theatre is big attraction, Uncorked: a bitter-sweet bouquet, Parents wish for a baby's cry, Nuclear play on raido starts panic in Finland, Royal fishing offer, Safeguards on fluoride, Mail tanks attack in border war, Angry Moscow attacks Reagan, Karpov predicts chess championship delay, New certificate planned in radical overhaul of industrial training, Mixed feelings in Iberia Headaches for a growing family. Law: Austrians to charge two with murder, Life term for killer of Israeli tourists, Nine get life in Tanzania treason trial, Fence cut in CND protest, No judicial review of reasons Regina v Secretary of State for the Environment and Others, Ex parte Greater London Council, Sinn Fein leader is accused, End of work exhausts legal aid certificate Littaur v Steggles Palmer, Jury trial in complex fraud cases to end, 14-year sentence on Bhutto son, Two counts on charge unnecessary Regina v Flynn, Siege man to appear in court today, Family plea to widow of shot man. Display Advertising: Private London Clinic, The Times, Halifax, National Australia Bank, Base Lending Rates, Hill Samuel Investment Services. Picture Gallery. Arts and Entertainment: Crossword Puzzle, Youngest contestant takes chess lead, Today's television and radio programmes, Concise Crossword (No 836). News in Brief. Editorials/Leaders: After The Massacres, Finance And Industry Minding other people's new year business, Centenary Choices For Congress, The Pips Still Squeak. Letters to the Editor: Tottenham riot inquiry, Off with the old, A start with morality, Test ban treaty, Church and State, Union attempt to hinder MP's work, Interest on policies, Westland's future, Financial crisis in health authority, The forgotten disease. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): On This Day. Court and Social: Court Circular. Official Appointments and Notices: University news, Latest appointments, Church news. Marriages. Obituaries: Prof Gordon S. Haight Editor of George Eliot's letters, Dr Lajos Lederer, Mr Harry Hopman. Reviews: Heralding a new age of music-theatre, Time for the documentaries to cut out cant and hypocrisy, Concert Welcome antidote Ralph Kirshbaum, Dance The Nutcracker, Soap is a lovesome thing.... Stock Exchange Tables: The pound, Unlisted Securities, Stock Exchange Prices Capitalization and week's change, Investment Trusts. Business and Finance: In Brief TSB sale optimism, Export rise for Austin Rover, Stock markets' gains to continue says broker, Ordinary Shares A year of shooting fish in a barrel, World Bank job report 'speculation', Usm Review Parkfield outgrows the market, Company News, Oil projects reach record total, 'Threat to SE Asia electronics', American Notebook Expensive mistake by economists, Argyll bid 'go-ahead soon', Sperrings and Total plan petrol stores, Tempus Gilts: twice bitten traders shyer than ever for 1986, LME faces trading shake-up under investor protection Bill, Market Summary, Financial centre casualties likely. Business Appointments: Appointments. Sport: Bobsleigh Handicap for Britain, Star Wars is unlikely to bring peace to American playing fields, Cricket Australia's hopes of averting defeat again rest on Border, Football: Championship qualities are not to be found among London's leading contenders No place for flair but Chelsea may yet take the prize for effort, Racing: Gold Cup Favourite Waiting On Weather At Leopardstown Brown Chamberlin switched to Ascot by Winter the realist, Sports in Brief, Motor Rallying Crowds turn out in snow to watch practice, Today's Fixtures, Hockey Dutch champions lose, Yachting Whipp will be back on wave of revenge, Rugby Union:pink Spots And Purple Patches In Leicester's Silver Cloud Winterbottom the warmest of the Barbarians' five-star spirits, Tennis Old fox who put the hounids to flight. Births. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Entertainments, Wanted. Property: Rentals. Weather: The Weather.
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