The Times - 11/11/1985
1985; Gale Group;
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By Anthony Bevins, Political Correspondent, By Sarah Hogg, Economics Editor, From Christopher Walker, , From Christopher Thomas, From Richard Owen, , By Colin Hughes, From Christopher Walker, Christopher Thomas, By Barrie Clement Labour Reporter, By Lucy Hodges, Education Correspondent, By Edward Townsend Industrial Correspondent, By Stewart Tendler Crime Reporter, By Our Agricultural Correspondent, By Rodney Cowton Defence Correspondent, By Nicholas Timmins, Social Services Correspondent, By Hugh Clayton, By Charles Knevitt Architecture Correspondent, By David Hewson, Arts Correspondent, By Stewart Tendler, Crime Reporter, By Derek Harris, By Christopher Warman Property Correspondent, By Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, By Peter Evans Home Affairs Correspondent, From Richard Ford, , By Nicholas Ashford Diplomatic Correspondent, From Richard Wigg, From Vijitha Yapa, , From Richard Wigg, , From Michael Hornsby, , By Nicholas Ashford, Diplomatic Correspondent, From Trevor Fishlock, From Geoffrey Matthews, , From John Best, From Charles Harrison, , By Raymond Keene, By Richard Owen, From Roger Boyes, , From Robert Schuil, From Douglas Tweedale, From Peter Nichols, From Paul Routledge, , Mollie Panter-Downes, Paul Griffiths, Hilary Finch, Richard Morrison, Stephen Pettitt, John Percival, Nicholas, Shakespeare, Martin Cropper, Lee Rodwell, Penny Symon, Ronald Faux, From Muriel Hinkley, , From Commander M J, From Rani Atma, , David Sinclair, Laurie Taylor, Roger Boyes, PENNY PERRICK, PHS, John Kay, Rosemary Righter, Richard Owen, Miles Kington, DAVID HULME, , MAXWELL CRAIG., EDWARD PETHERBRIDGE, , ROY STRONG., ANDREW LANGTON, , OLIVER SAYER, , ERIC JAMIESON, , GEOFFREY ALDERMAN, , F. R. FURBER, URSULA BOWYER, ANDREW BULLIVANT, M. P. KERNEY, ANNA TOWNEND, J. G. VAUGHAN, RON WHITE, HUGH GREENE, , PHILIP THODY, , O. E. MANASSE, , Clifford Longley, By Pearce Wright, Science Editor, By Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, H.H., Peter Blundell Jones, Cliff Feltham, Clare Dobie, Alison Eadie, Derek Pain, CD, Executive Editor Kenneth Fleet, Sarah Hogg Economnics Editor, By David Young Energy Correspondent, From Bailey Morris, , By Lawrence Lever, By Our Financial Staff, By Michael Prest, Financial Correspondent, Maxwell Newton, John Wilmot, Patience Wheatcroft, Pam Spooner, By David Hands Rugby Correspondent, By David Hands, By Ian McLauchlan, By Nicholas Keith, By Gordon Allan, By Bryan Stiles, By George Ace, From Mitchell Platts, By Colin McQuillan, By John Nicholls, Simon Barnes, By Keith Macklin, From Philip Nicksan, By Stuart Jones, Football Correspondent, By Clive White, By David Powell, By Simon O'Hagan, By Stuart Jones, By Vince Wright, By Hugh Taylor, By Sydney Friskin, From Joyce Whitehead, By Jim Railton, By Michael Seely, By Mandarin, Michel Syrett, Edited by Peter Dear, Peter Davalle, By Rupert Morris, From Alan Hamilton, DJM,
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News: The market where firms are quick to foot the bill, Nature notes, Trawler jobs appeal, Scope for £10bn tax cuts expected, Iron Curtain agony aunt, Unlisted Securities Market/1 Face of financial fashion, The United States, Chief is 'outraged' at eviction threat, Many computer users unaware of law to list personal data banks, Lancashire pit to join UDM, Yard denies identity of rapist is known, Public backs museum charges, poll shows, Police feared provocation, Anne Sofer Mindless football justice, Where even statues can't keep still, Science report Seeds extract could kill parasites, Dr Runcie asks kidnappers to meet his envoy, Belgian ministers in crisis talks after store raid massacre, Ceasefire monitors criticized Militants quit talks as Tamils die in Sri Lanka clashes, Being in the public eye, Schmidt denies knowledge of secret payments, MoD aims to extend youth training, Paris agrees on damages for Rainbow victim, Coach and camping offer at £13 a head, Civil Servants oppose cuts in farm services, González opts for Nato, Union leader's complaint against The Times fails, UK labour costs are 'too high', Reagan pays tribute to 'Princess David', Inquiry call on £1.5bn dock scheme, Bank employees concerned by forecast of cuts, Dublin split widens over Ulster deal, moreover... Purveyors of olde worde charm, Strikes threat to overseas travel, North Of The Border, Palermo showdown with the Mafia, Moscow dampens hopes for summit, Dutch row over sex at age 12, Simpler rules attract the young companies, Jurists blame Betancur for bloodbath Drug dealers accused of inciting Colombian siege, Living,loving an leaving, Horizons Shortage of high-flyers, Ford loses sales car lead, Kinnock to keep up attack on Militants, Tomatoes throw Europe's summit progress, Strains over rights of foreigners threaten Gandhi's Assam pact, Mrs Mandela defies ban as Cape death toll mounts, Daily Telegraph denies planning new share issue, The Philippines election Communists play a waiting game, Radio plea to Russians, The Times Diary, Increase in deaths of policemen, United Securities Market/5 The firms rushing to join, Rebuilding projects may create 50,000 jobs, Queen leads the Commonwealth's trubute to war dead, Two deny dishonesty in JMB affair, Canada moves to update national emergencies law, Will shoppers start a counter attack?, Snow and storm usher in winter, Walks of the week, Lotus expansion may lead to 1,700 new jobs, Negligent landlords face tighter controls, Rocking the world back to rights, Special Report United Securities Market/2 Why paper riches are hard to realise for these 431 successes The men who became the new millionaires, Unesco give way over UK demand for reform, Teachers' union claims 35% rise next year and new pay structure, More information sought to help patients choose family doctor, Unesco: is British withdrawal the only hope?, Mediator drops move to link Shah and unions, Warsaw amnesty omits Solidarity, Portfolio, Special Report Unlisted Securities Market/3 Why there is demand for a third division, Escape route for Mr Fowler, £247m library of future takes roots, Unlisted Securities Market/4 More Winners than losers, Hume rallies progressive cause, Uganda peace talks on verge of success, Mother to prosecute police. Arts and Entertainment: Sale room £157,500 for sculpture of archbishop, Concise Crossword (No 797), The Times Crossword Puzzle No 16,891, Karpov's exit gives world chess a champion with a difference Blitzkrieg Kasparov attains the pinnacle, Today's television and radio programmes, Hero of chess Kasparov buries the hatchet. Display Advertising: Canon Fax, Aga, Arthur Andersen & Co., Phillips & Drew, British Assets Trust Public Limited Company, National & Provincial, Waiter Looms, Samuel Montagu, Multiple Display Advertisements, Mighty Moments Of World History, Partymine, Steel Burrill Jones Group Plc, National Children's Home, Citroën Visa, Touche Ross & Co,, Anz Group, United Technologies, Sotheby's, The Data Protection ACT, Price Waterhouse, The Times, County Bisgood Limited, Base Lending Rates, Bp, Oxfam, Gm, EQUITY & Law, Peat Marwick, Novotel Hotels, Usm, Royal National Life Boat Institution, Royal Opera House, British Telecom, Britannia Arrow, Qatari Life. Official Appointments and Notices: Judge retires, Royal College of General Practitioners, Labour's front bench, Appointments in the Forces. Picture Gallery. News in Brief. Law: Calculating penalty points with ban Regina v Yates, Police embroiled in Spanish 'Watergate' Right-wing alarm over political spies, Galtieri trial enters its final phase, Applications for striking out due to delay Pattison and Another v Hobbs, Palm-print is a question for the justices Regina v Tottenham Justices, Ex parte L (a Minor), Jail doors open for 'Hurricane', Trading Act time limit bars late amendment Regina v Pain Regina v Jory Regina v Hawkins. Reviews: Dance National Youth Dance Theatre, Opera Outrageously mild mannered Così fan tutte, Television Poetry in motion, Letter to America...from the blitz, Theatre Striking a nerve Minstrel Boys, Gripping stuff Don Giovanni, Pegasus, Concerts Philharmonia/ Salonen. Classified Advertising: Education, Winter Sports, LA Crème De LA Crème, Entertainments, Olivier: Tonight,, Forthcoming Events, Uncertain?, Memorandum. Letters to the Editor: Crisis in Africa, Talkback Cold comfort for a devastating loss, Blots on the landscape, Breakaway miners, Academic usage, Airs in the underworld, Black economy, Museum charges, Okehampton by-pass, Last-ditch appeal for Gartcosh, Crossman at war, Towering threat to London scene. Editorials/Leaders: Geneva IS Not Disneyland, When The Shepherd Strays, Across The Board, Finance And Industry Complicating the figures for Autumn Statement. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): On This Day. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Deaths. Politics and Parliament: Parliament this week, Parliament today. Obituaries: Col D. R. Oakley-Hill, Dr Friedrich Wahlen, Prof Alexander Thom Scientist and archaeologist, Mr Walter Segal. Stock Exchange Tables: The pound, Unlisted Securities, Stock Exchange Prices Capitalization and week's change, Investment Trusts. Business and Finance: Kuwaiti group buys stake in Ansbacher, Otc Market Nasdim leads the way towards a regulated market, Support grows for 'managed float' of exchange rates, Gilt-Edged Brokers' young Turks at odds with Chancellor, Old books seek £1m backing, £70m drive to halt fuel waste, Market Summary, Civil engineers gloomy on future, US Notebook Fed likely to keep tight rein on money, ITC wants to end crisis by winding down buffer stock, Ordinary Shares Grocers check out how Sainsbury does its sums, Bank curbs to be lifted, Minister unlikely to save Gartcosh. Business Appointments: Appointments. Sport: Tonight's Fixtures, Judo Bronze for Britain after gritty display, Focus On Violence Off The Pitch:police Provide A Strong Supporting ACT For Crowd At London Football Match The Den is draped in blue uniform as tight marking curbs danger men, Sports in Brief, Racing: Pebbles Crowns Season Of Unprecedented Success For Our Trainers Overseas Year when Britain took on world, Focus On Violence On The Pitch:police Called To Separate Brawling Players Rugby League blows its moment in the spotlight, Squash Rackets Top British women slip into last eight, Yachting New rules on waves, Hockey Halls shows Essex the way forward, Boxing Callejas aims for McGuigan, Gymnastics World title shared, Tennis McEnroe on song, Cricket Australia are laid to waste in wake of Hadlee's hurricane, Rugby Union: Fiji Fail To ADD The Splash Of Colour They Sought As Climax To Their Tour Wales not fooled by runaway win, Rowing Notts tie up the places, Golf:united States Win Inaugural Nissan Cup Lyle's triumph fails to secure victory for European team. Births. Property: Rentals, Flat Sharing. Weather: The Weather.
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