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The Times - 06/09/1980

1980; Gale Group;

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By Clifford Webb Midland Industrial Correspondent, From Ian Murray, By Philip Robinson, By John Huxley, By Martin Huckerby, By David Spanier, Stewart Tendler, From Michael Binyon, By Peter Evans Home Affairs Correspondent, By David Felton Lobour Reporter, By Our Theatre Reporter, By Kenneth Gosling, By a Staff Reporter, From Our Correspondent, By Our Local Government Correspondent, From Our Labour Staff, By Our Labour Staff, By Donald Macintyre, By Our Home Affairs Correspondent, Reports by John Winder, Bernard Withers and Geoffrey Browning, of our Parliamentary Staff., From Christopher Thomas, From Arthur Reed Air Correspondent, By Christopher Warman Local Government Correspondent, From Robert Nowell, By Our Political Reporter, By Peter Hennessy, From Alan McGregor, From Charles Hargrove, From Patricia Clough, From Harry Debelius, From Patrick Brogan, From Our Own Correspondent, From Sinan Fisek, From Dessa Trevisan, From Stephen Downer, From Marie-Thérèse Delboulbes, From David Cross, by Garry O'Connor, Anthony Quinton, Caroline Moorehead, Derek Parker, Philippa Toomey, Jan Stephens, Philip Howard, Ray Gosling, Ned Chaillet, Edited by Peter Dear, Irving Wardle, David Wade, Isabelle Anscombe, Pamela Vandyke Price, John Carter, Harry Golombek, Roy Hay, Edward Mayer, Henry Stahope, Defence Correspondent, , Roy Dean, Fay Smyth, Richard Owen, Rex Bellamy, PETER DAWSON, , T. LAVERY, , DAVID SYRETT, , BRYAN FORBES., ANDREW McCARTHY, , HILARY EDWARDS, , O. J. B. PRINCE-WHITE, , GUY MOUNTFORT, , MARY BAKER., MICHAEL LEE., BRIAN BERTRAM, , RUSSELL E. M. LAWSON, , D. F. GIBBS, , H. SEABOURN, , W.J. KILPATRICK, , A. G. B. WALKER, , PAUL CLANDEN, , ANTHONY TEASDALE, , C. HOURMOUZIOS, , From Pearce Wright Science Editor, Nicholas Timmins, Victor Cestr, By the staff of Nature, By Martin Huckerby Music Reporter, From Our Diplomatic Correspondent, By John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, By Peter Marson, By Joyce Whitehead, From Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, By Norman Fox Football Correspondent, From John Nicholls, By John Hennessy, By Nicholas Harling, From Desmond Stoneham French Racing Correspondent, From Frank Vogl US Economics Correspondent, Derek Harris., By Bryan Appleyard, By Edward Townsend, By Richard Evans, By Tohn Huxley, John Drummond, Danby Bloch, Raymond Godfrey, BY roSS, Peter Wainwright, PW, By Our Financial Staff, By Catherine Gunn,

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News: Bishop questions ethics of the search for energy, Alarm over currency rumours in Germany, Law chief denies holding up Billy Carter investigation, Dirty deals in dim light of a Moscow hotel bar, Bevin plea failed to stop India 'scuttle', Mr Carter reassures Jewish voters, Corruption of officials casts a shadow over Gierek leadership, Modern weapons shatter tribal traditions of cattle raiding, Uproar as police storm youth club in Zurich, Vauxhall workers demand a secret ballot on 8% pay offer, Anxiety over discipline of theologians by Vatican, Drink The cool appeal, Love on cliff ends in death, Oil helps to change the world's picture of sleepy Mexicans dozing in the sun, Whitehall concerned at deterioration in relations with Tehran, British Association/salford Horseplay is 'Oxford' for vandalism, don says, Mr Whitelaw calls for civil defence effort and scorns defeatists, The Times special offer An extra pair of hands, Private medicine attacked, Four injured in shotgun attack at London club, Controls urged for new TV transmissions, Saturday Review Barrault at seventy, Yorkshire miners choose private clinic, French trade union rift now final, Bomb alert at 'Macbeth', 6,000 dockers threaten to strike over 20 losing jobs, Why Sir Harold Wilson decided to step down, Terrorists claim murder of Spanish general, MPs oust Turkish minister by censure, Big jump in ticket sales for derided 'Macbeth', A chance to reforge vital European links, Mr Powell calls for heavy increase in taxation, The simple story with so many home truths for South Africa, Ground-floor family home is vision of 'manifesto', Italian describes Everest climb without oxygen, Shoparound With Beryl, German to take presidency of UN Assembly, Union chiefs warned on divisive politics, Peace offer rejected by Boulogne fishermen, Malta rebukes Libya for blocking drilling, Letter from Cairo This Nefertiti needs all the help she can get, Wife killed herself after eviction notice, Offer under 10% likely in engineering, Greece will set minimum price for newspapers, Seychelles bans, Gardening Deep thoughts about daffodils, Last minute modification of Ford's new Escort delays deliveries to dealers, Science report Neurobiology: The double life of opiates, MP assails 'warfare' state, TUC leaders call off visit to Poland, Swiss open longest road tunnel in world, No trace is found of man IRA say is dead, Scientists asked for help by Dr Orlov's wife, Oil company chief springs £625m UK investments package on Mrs Thatcher, Military spending reaches a new peak as living standards decline, British arms too dear, Chinese say, Collecting Visions of a Victorian Utopia, Assessing recent experiments in church unity, El Salvador junta split by quarrel among colonels, Travel How to keep a season ahead, US Elections Defence secrets leak jumped only Republicans as campaign weapon, Shipbuilders' motion seeks national strategy to ensure industry's survival, Mr Gierek removed from party leadership in Poland, ITN staff call talks on ultimatum, Vanishing trick from Mirage upsets air show organizers, MPs clash over move to extend Public Order Act to curb Grunwick-style demonstrations, Women are gaining in sport. Index. Picture Gallery: Tuc Conference/brighton, Hoff of Heybridge Heath. Law: Detective is praised for reporting six colleagues, Informer loses drugs appeal, Mr Cadbury wins chance to seek re-election as Westward head, Finance appeal for disabled, Policeman fined after dispute over parked car, Kagan trial set for new Year. Display Advertising: M.J.H. Nightingale & Co. Limited, Bell's Scotch Whisky, Tyndall, Birdy, Time Life Investments, Abbey National Building Society,, Atcost, Tigermoth, Bank Base Rates, The Times, Arbuthnot, M&g, Dry Sack. News in Brief. Weather: The Weather. Classified Advertising: Home&garden, Acknowledgments, Royal Festival Hall, Educational, Services tomorrow: Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity, Appointments Vacant. Reviews: Single minded ladies, Critical standards, Phantoms of the case-book, Glyndebourne's package for next year, Festival Hall to host talks with musicians, Pack up all your cares and woes King's Head, Radio Getting it across, Revenge on history, Are women inferior?, The happy wanderer, The Wiz Crucible, Sheffield, A passion for language, Poor but honest. Arts and Entertainment: Squaring up for the fastest game in town, Television, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 15,315, Regional Tv, Radio, Personal Choice, Bridge Expensive miscue, Chess Youngsters to bank on. Property: Flat Sharing. Sport: Weekend fixtures, Football Southampton, a suitable case for treatment, Racing Final Straw to make hay if sun shines, Cricket Surrey could suffer nasty collapse, Tennis Mrs Lloyd teaches respect for elders, Golf Hinkle takes over the lead with seven birdies in evening sun, Equestrianism Captain Phillips on Persian Holiday takes the lead, Rugby Union Art of tries must be remembered, Hockey Under-23 trials start season, Cycling Doyle takes pursuit Fold medal, Sportsview from New York Tucking into tacos at the tennis, Yachting Australia will compete in America's Cup again, Boxing No flags or anthems at Kalule's defence, Basketball Palace to face an old enemy, For the record, Athletics Wells ends finest season with AAA win. Editorials/Leaders: The Tuc's Complaints Against The Media, Going For The Jewish Vote. Letters to the Editor: Keeping the Test spectators happy, Unsigned pledge, Aid for the Third World, Young offenders, Mapping the future, Tourism in London, Thoughts for the times, British unions and Poland, Asia's fight to save the tiger, Animals in captivity, Missing the point, Of trivial import, Public record copying, Ernest Bevin centenary, Reproof valiant on 'Macbeth', The Whitehall machine. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Official Appointments and Notices: Latest appointments, Shrewsbury School. Deaths. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Wednesday, Sept 7, 1955. Obituaries: Mr Adrian Bell, The Very Rev. Martin Sullivan Former Dean of St. Paul's, PROF G. M. BURNETT Principal of Heriot-Watt University, Lord Brock. Business and Finance: Discount market, Imported cars capture record 64 per cent of British market, Unit trust performance, Arabs reject IMF request for loans of £10,000m, A G Stanley hit by price war, Commodities, Investment strategy Checklist for building investors, A good year for Inchcape, Euro-$ Deposits, Minister attacks union image, Self-employed Finance Act improvements to personal pension plans, Double or quits Now is the time to weed out your shares, New regulations will outlaw 'dawn raids', In Brief, Squeeze on Pilkington's UK divisions, Main Changes Of The Week, Secret meeting held on Consett rescue, The Pound, RHM sells leasehold for £20m, Brewers set to raise beer prices by up to 4p, Briefly, Raybeck lifts dividend despite £2m setback, Japanese moves to stimulate economy, Gold, Sterling: Other Markets, Investor's week Squeeze on profits, Citibank and Chase Manhattan raise prime rate to 12 per cent, Steel group makes 275 more redundant, EMS European Currency Rates, World recession and sugar usage, Taxation: small businesses Changes for the better. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock markets Firm advance by gilts lifts equities, Wall Street, Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, Recent Issues, Foreign exchange report, Price Changes, Stock Exchange Prices Electricals strong. Births.

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