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The Times - 11/07/1981

1981; Gale Group;

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By Robin Young, , Lucy Hodges, David Nicholson-Lord, By David Blake, By Geraldine Norman, Sale Room Correspondent, From Tim Jones, , By Michael Knipe, By Our Political Staff, By Staff Reporters, From Ronald Kershaw, By Lucy Hodges, By a Staff Reporter, By George Clark, Political Correspondent, By Frances Gibb, From Stewart Tendler, Crime Reporter, , From Philip Webster, , From Christopher Warman, , By Tony Samstag, By Pat Healy, By Donald Macintyre, Labour Reporter, By Peter Waymark Motoring Correspondent, By Our Air Correspondent, By Arthur Reed, Air Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, , By Our Labour Reporter, By John Young, Planning Reporter, By Michael Baily, Shipping Correspondent, By Pat Healy, Social Services Correspondent, By A Staff Reporter, From Our Correspondent, By the Staff of Nature, From W. P. Reeves, , From Charles Hargrove, , From Our Own Correspondent, From Ivor Davis, , From Christopher Walker, , From Peter Norman, , From Nicholas Ashford, From Trevor Fishlock, , From Nicholas Hirst, , From Michael Binyon, From Our Own Correspondent, , From Charles Hargrove, From Harry Debelius, From John Best, From Peter Hazelhurst, , /Sheridan Morley, David Wade, Jeremy Flint, Harry Golombek, Elkan Allan, Brian Alderson, Charles McKean, Geraldine Norman, Shona Crawford Poole, Edited by Shona Crawford Poole, Pamela Vandyke Price, Roy Hay, Peter Watson, Peter Ryde, Bryan Appleyard, by Alan Hamilton, Geoffrey Smith, Philip Howard, GEO. WINTERBOURNE, , J. R. WALKER, , ANTHEA SUTHERLAND, , ERIC LYALL, , S. BOCKING, , RICHARD HOLME, , J. R. V. COUTTS, , ERIC JAMES, , ANDREW ROBINSON, , P. N. CAMPBELL, , LAURENCE CARTER, , STEPHEN SHAW, JOHN COLLINS, , HAL MOGGRIDGE, , GRAEME SHANKLAND, , JOSE PINHEIRO NETO, , R. LOUZIER, , J. M. Pullan, ROBIN MacLELLAN, , Teresa McLean, From Our Parliamentary Correspondent, A. F. writes:-, From Max Robertson, By Michael Coleman, By Athole Still, By Marcus Williams, By Mitchell Platts, By Michael Seely, From John Wilcockson, By Conrad Voss Bark Fishing Correspondent, By Philip Robinson, By Frances Williams, By Derek Harris, Commercial Editor, By Peter Hill, Nicholas Cole, By Peter Hill, Industrial Editor, By David Hewson, By Michael Prest, By Catherine Gunn, By Peter Wilson-Smith, By ross, Roger Beard, Peter Wainwright, Margaret Drummond, By Our Financial Staff, By Margareta Pagano, By Michael Prest Mining Correspondent, Peter Dear,

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Index. News: A guide to the landmarks of the capital then and now, The Times Diary Quiz, Strikes have cost airline industry £45m, Whitelaw calls for report on riot role of agitators, Prize for Poland, Lonely lighthouse to lose its keepers, Gardening/ A touch of Black Magic, Gandhi sees arms race ahead if Zia gets F16s, Interview, Why Ian Holm answered The Bell, Springbok go-ahead deplored by Ramphal, 'Lost' 1810 panorama of London found in attic, Radio/ Identifying the cultural chasms, Saturday Review An artist's eye above London, 1810, Franco-German amity survives the change, Artistic controversy has always dogged, The Times Information Service, Scarman ponders phase two, Police spurn CB radio aid, Rayner unit has identified savings worth £195m, Reagan And Trudeau Bridge Gap, No recovery in secret Treasury forecasts, GLC leader blames the press, State stud stallions fail to cover their keep, NZ rugby union stands by invitation to Springboks, British climbdown averts renewal of lamb war, On the slow train to China, Whitelaw bans marches Rash of street violence and looting in London, Owen warns against disunity, The risks and the rewards for the Tories, Patriarch Backs Brezhnev, Bolivia asks for UN aid in drug fight, Some driving schools forced to shut, Chancellors bitterly attack cuts, California bows to pressure over fruit flies, Iran silences the press Taste of freedom quickly lost, Further meetings expected on gas showroom sales, Wine/ Australia: the crucial test, Shoparound When building becomes an adventure, Army swoop on funeral riflemen, Killed by King's enemies, Militant Tendency training units in trouble spots, Mrs Williams says, Silkin likely to win reselection, A day out Daphne du Maurier's Cornwall, A glass of death costing 3p, Russia rejects EEC plan as unacceptable, Wordy duel at inquest on clashes, Cookery / Strawberry-saver, Two Times writers consider some of the social and political implications of the recent wave of rioting Why so many children take to the streets, Thatcher calls off Toxteth visit, Teleview/ Turning the cameras inward, Land of the rising sun power station, Civil servants' new threat to unemployment benefit, Unions agree rescue package for Labour, Gierek to be expelled from party, Senate committee backs US anti-abortion Bill, Let Crown Department run monarchy, Hamilton says, Cut-price application for Scottish shuttle routes, Canadian Mps Get Pay Rise, Denny Wood test for the oil hunters, Collectors' Diary / The clues in Dr Newton's zoo, Crash pilot unqualified to fly in bad weather, Media in Russia condemn Britain's 'raging racism', Science report Satellite finds clue to biggest star of all, Sandwich ghosts and giants, The Times University Results Service, Israeli air strike draws Arab rockets, Laughing the Devil to scorn, Architecture / Spaces that could save the South Bank, Esso price up by 8p, Some skeletons in the dictionary, Law urged to ease jail crush, Mill Hill School, Travel/ Late bargains for beginners, Scuffles as Senora Peron lands in Spain. Arts and Entertainment: Television, Sunday's programmes Television, Chess Delay Regretted By Masters, 159 enter chess contest, Market in Old Masters collapses, Choice, Chess/ Karpov wins the ratings game, Bridge/ Will home ground help Britain?, Radio, Regional Tv, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 15,575. Display Advertising: Bell's, College Du Leman, College International Desavants, Multiple Display Advertisements, St. George's School, Credit & Commerce Insurance Company (Uk) Ltd., Bank Base Rates, Rnib, Coalport's Royal Wedding Plate, Casa Pupo, Préalpina, Bloms Bulb Catalogue Free, Tyndall & Co. Money Fund, Greece, The M&g Group, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co. Limited, The Leeds Permanent Building Society, Chartered Trust Limited, Tyndall, Barry Baines & Co, International School Of Geneva, Trust Henderson, P & O Cruises, Vip, Bbbs. Law: Dock labour board ruling challenged in court, Nine dealers banned for auction ring, Chancery Division Taking company car home not private use Gilbert (Inspector of Taxes) v Hemsley, Soldier jailed for brick throwing, Prisoner Killed By Inmate, Charities' case setback, Petitioners may cite inspectors' report In re St Piran Ltd, Council held liable over nuisance by gypsies Page Motors Ltd v Epsom and Ewell Borough Council, Two accused of spying, Court of Appeal Gifts to agents are taxable supplies GUS Merchandise Corporation Ltd v Customs and Excise commissioners. News in Brief. Reviews: Children's books/ Testaments of youth. Classified Advertising: Domestic And Catering Situations, Services tomorrow: Fourth Sunday after Trinity, GLC South Bamk Concert Halls, Postal Shopping, Forthcoming Events. Editorials/Leaders: New Things, Old Things, Under The Sun, The Search For Honest Money, Not Yet So Red In Tooth And Claw. Letters to the Editor: CBI solutions, Lead in disarmament, Losing face, The old brigade, Diagnosing causes of social unrest, Israel's election, Topless in 'The Times', A strike casualty, Pressure groups in the City, Travelling Chelsea flower show, Voice abroad. Court and Social: Court Circular. Official Appointments and Notices: Brewers' Company, Royal Military College of Science Shrivenham. Marriages. Deaths. Picture Gallery: Hoff of Heybridge Heath. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Wednesday, July 11, 1956 Hanging Bill rejected. Obituaries: Mrs J. Lerner, Jiri Voskovec Czech Patriot and Playwright, Francis Tailleux, Prof D. Lury. Sport: Fishing Waiting for the rainbow's end down in Wilts, Cricket Essex face Johns again in Hitchin rematch, Football Million man Jordan joins Milan, Swimming Britain bring in nineteen fresh faces, Rugby Union Amateur league players can change to union, Tennis British bulldogs seize five-setters, Modern pentathlon Chance for seven to stake claim, Racing Aga Khan should fill his book before Shergar's next outing, Sports in Brief, Shooting, Golf Lyle and Norman share favouritism, For the record, Athletics Russia finish with a narrow lead, Cycling 'Skippy' sits in the pocket of Hinault. Business and Finance: Warner Holidays slips below £1m, Discount market, Unit trust performance, Gartons seeks £307,000, Wall Street Trading moderate, British Rail's Range Of Fares, Neil & Spencer omits dividend after loss, Commodities, Terms At The Banks, Lennons meets forecast with record profits, City Gold Market Delayed, Insurance Who pays for the riot damage?, Cereal makers prepare for the crunch, Bonn set to support its steel industry, Dollar down on word that rates may fall, TSW bid goes unconditional, £7m Berec stake for Hanson, Stockbrokers suspended for inquiry, Stock markets, Bank mortgages Options for borrowers, Beazer makes dawn raid on Westbrick, Briefly, In Brief £65m drop in societies' receipts, Taxmen tighten up on company cars, Investor's week Money dictates the mood, £17m deals set up UK's biggest investment management group, Travel Your guide through the train ticket jungle, Cronite pessimistic, Thorn-EMI betters forecast, Merseyside newsprint plant to reopen, Losses up at Norfolk Capital, $5,500m Eurocredit for Texaco, International Anglo-Transvaal in £5m deal, Ad agencies weary of new titles, Potential of Ashton deposit confirmed, ABF ahead despite squeeze on margins. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock markets Equities stage modest rally, Recent Issues, Unit Trust Prices-change on the week, Price Changes, Stock Exchange Prices Firm close to account. Politics and Parliament: Europe Interim aid for fishing, Commons National community service, Lords Pension delays criticized. Births. Property: Rentals. Weather: The Weather.

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