The Times - 10/01/1978
1978; Gale Group;
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From Ronald Faux, By Patricia Tisdall, From David Watts, From Our Own Correspondent, By Clifford Webb, By Henry Stanhope Defence Correspondent, By Fred Emery and Christopher Walker, By Paul Routledge Labour Editor, By Our Political Reporter, From Harry Golombek Chess Correspondent, By Our Defence Correspondent, By Christopher Thomas Labour Reporter, From Christopher Walker, By Our Health Services Correspondent, By Our Political Editor, By Peter Evans Home Affairs Correspondent, By Marcel Berlins Legal Correspondent, By Our labour Staff, By Peter Hennessy, Tim Jones, By Philip Howard, By Diana Geddes Education Correspondent, By a Staff Reporter, By Hugh Clayton Agricultural Correspondent, By Hugh Noyes Parliamentary Correspondent, By Kenneth Gosling Arts Reporter, By Peter Hill Industrial Correspondent, From Ronald Kershaw Northern Industrial Correspondent, From Charles Hargrove, From Our Correspondent, From William Chislett, From Ian Murray, From David Cross, By Our Foreign Staff, From Michael Leapman, From Ray Kennedy, From Richard Wigg, From Andrew Tarnowski, By Robert Parker, From Sue Masterman, Jean Renvoize, Jean Finlayson, Dr Tony Smith, by Karl Lavrencic, by Pearce Wright, P.W., by Atef Sultan, A.S., by Peter Clark, by John Bunton, By Norman Fox Football Correspondent, By Richard Streeton, By Michael Seely, By Peter West Rugby Correspondent, From John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, From Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, Bernard Levin, Pearce Wright Science Editor, PHS, Philip Howard, Patrick Brogan, LAURENCE LINDO, , LESLIE BRENT, , JOANNE BRENT, , MOHAMMED WAHBY, , RONALD IRVING, , DUNCAN-SANDYS., D. F. LAWDEN, , R. A. LEESON., DENIS MAHON, , SYLVIA CROWE, , HARRY PARKES, , JULIAN BUDDEN, , GEORGE GARDINER, , ROBERT HORNBY, , FRANCIS BENNION, , G. A. HODGES, , By Peter Levi, By Pearce Wright Science Editor, Ned Chaillet, Irving Wardle, Barry Millington, Paul Overy, Max Harrison, By Caroline Atkinson, By John Whitmore Financial Correspondent, By R. W. Shakespeare, By Christopher Wilkins, By Nicholas Hirst, By Derek Harris Commercial Editor, From Our US Economics Correspondent, Frank Vogl, From Peter Norman, By Edward Townsend, From Our United States Economics Correspondent, Kenneth Owen, By Our Economics Staff, PETER R. ODELL, , ALAN LEWIS, , J. HAWES, , PHILIP LEE, , BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, BY Victor Felstead, By Ray Maughan, By Michael Clark, By Tony May,
ResumoNews: Spending on defence to be raised by 3%, Ambitious attempt to transform nation, Irrigation plan will bring work for thousands, Regional report Financial threat to the eisteddfod, Carver warning over talks in Salisbury, On show to boost sales of 31 nations, Optimistic launching for paper in New York, 'Daily Mail' criticized for not publishing letter, India to consider allowing Concorde flights, Exposing forked tongues, Rightist dies as Rome mayor pleads for peace, Decision soon on Globtik Venus raid prosecutions, Two handicaps to British development projects, Leyland chief will seek Whitehall backing for rescue plan, RAF brings back short commissions to attract more pilots, Crop that offers a sweet alternative, Drain of skilled manpower causes concern, M Barre says his plan is far less costly than Left's programme, Russia accused of violating Armenian rights, General drop in grocery prices likely as Sainsbury joins price war with 150 cuts, Police asked to inquire into deaths of babies, Dutch honour for British professor, Threat of steel strike over 6% offer, Inquiry expected into ways of improving public records policy, Slaughter of badgers 'has curbed bovine TB', Communion by deaconess 'unlawful', Latest European snow reports, Why Mr Lynch returned to the Irish unity issue, Mr Whatsisname denies receiving payment for house conveyancing, Discrimination will fail, Mr Callaghan says, Flea maket faces municipal threat, Vast scheme to fill bread basket of the Arab world, University to reopen Gregynog press, BBC warns television technicians, Archaeology report Megara Hyblaea: Evidence from tombs, The mission that faces Europe's first astronaut, Windows to mark centenary of a poet, Big increase urged for doctors, India will be prepared to adopt nuclear safeguards when big powers sign comprehensive treaty, Four killed as lift plunges down 150ft shaft, West Berlin official held as spy, A Liberal leader writes obituary of the pact, Argentines 'to reject Chile claim', Community service 'a success', Accent on technical education, Arteries need surgery, Scargill men may vote for mining incentives, Sudan Neighbours realize immense scope for investment, Jonglei canal would change lives for better and worse, Soviet Asia armouries 'opened for Ethiopia', Half school-leavers fail to get even one 0 level, Spanish Communists upset by former comrade's book, Murdered S African 'had been helping police', Government anger at IRA amnesty hint is voiced by Mr Mason, Court protest: Mr Paul Holborow, secretary, MPs expected to debate fewer than half of the 83 clauses in Scotland Bill, £500 Premium Bond prizewinners, Schlesinger journey to reassure Saudis, New naval base may have to be moved, Mrs Thatcher pledges not to interfere in industry, Economic imbalance could be dangerous, Panic buying in Zambia to beat price rises, Social Focus A lifeline for parents that could help save a child, Royal ovation for Segovia inaugural concert, Mounties issued false call for Quebec violence, City and country firemen divided over pay offer, Poles urged to end waste of energy resources, Police defuse bomb on Tenerife runway, Shah affirms his support for Sadat peace moves, The Times Diary/, Moves to exploit vast livestock potential, Hopes for early accord in arms limitation talks, Agriculture gains from slump in cotton, Civil servants consider new pay claims, Science report Thermodynamics: Energy from waste heat, Royal Academy starts company to sell artists' work to business concerns, How education authorities' word-blindness handicaps dyslectic children, After the fall, the rehabilitation of Richard Nixon gets under way, Life found under S Pole ice shelf, Should bread carry a government health warning?, Moscow attacks US theory of 'proxy Soviet-Chinese war', Hastings chess leaders agree early draw, Inquiry into Labour Party organization is nearer. Index. Display Advertising: The Rainbow Paints, Tsb Base Rate, Standard Chartered, Ffi, Egypt And Sudan, Sotheby's, The People's Co-Operative Bank, The International Fair Of Khartoum, Bank Base Rates, Standard Chartered Bank Limited, Contomichalos, Sons & Company Limited, M. J. H. Nigntingale & Co. Limited, The Times Reader Services Directory, Sundnese Tractor Co. Ltd., European Coal And Steel Community, Metropolitan Borough Of Tameside, The Bittar Group Of Companies, Banks, Co-Operative Bank, Cheverton Workboats, Bank Of Khartoum, Brown & Tawse Limited, Olivetti, Bcci Holdings, Williams & Glyn's, The Gum Arabic Company Limited, Sotheby Parke Bernet & Co.,, Deloitte & Co., Harris, Sudan Airways. Law: Criteria for removal of a Crown Court judge, Lorry raid by 6 men went wrong, QC says, Two on race hate charge, Jailed man 'will have to face Romany justice', 'I have no hostile thought for a single member of the black community' race case judge says, PCs accused of perjury, Detectives 'scared almost to death' jury told, Premier in court: Signor Andreotti,. Weather: The Weather. News in Brief. Official Appointments and Notices: University news, Latest appointments, Prize for dissident, Church news. Picture Gallery. Arts and Entertainment: Charity premiere for The Four Feathers, Radio, Close finish in Midland bridge contest, Korchnoi heads for Victory in crucial game, Broadcasting, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 14,804. Politics and Parliament: Statement promised on VAT procedures, Increased oil exploration, Mr Benn hoping for early decision on choice of reactor House of Commons, Pay anomalies among state board members, Public accountability: MPs want closer look at books and records of NEB and BNOC, Grunwick offences, MP complains about article, Debate refused, Powers of tribunal on Crown Agents, Far more scrutiny of state spending needed. Classified Advertising: -Stepping Stones-Non-Secretarial-Secretarial-Temporary & Part Time Vacancies-, Personal Columns, Theatres, Domestic And Catering Situations, Business to Business, Legal appointments, -Stepping Stones-Non-Secretarial-Secretarial & General-Tempting Times-, Legal Notices, Entertainments, Appointments Vacant. Sport: Racing Netherton makes his mark at the top, Rugby Union England cap Caplan and Scott in Paris, Cricket Mohsin puts brake on England's progress, Sports in Brief, Badminton No war, but two factions drift a little further apart, Tennis Why Connors Win is not a fitting climax, For the record, Skiing Stenmark will be holding on to his World Cup, Football Nottingham Forest block way of Manchester City on two fronts. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Thursday, Jan 8, 1953 The atomic age, Tyranny in practice: just three more drops in an ocean of despair. Editorials/Leaders: Unwise, Unhelpful, Unacceptable, A Savage War But Not A Proxy War, The Balance Of Society. Letters to the Editor: Applying the Land Fund, Tax: storm in a tea cup?, Sounds off stage, The judge and the immigrants, Gazumping is pure avarice, Murder of Palestinian, Explaining psychic effects, Wells today, Politico-economic aspect of assessing oil resources, Putting a stop to hijacking, The Goebbels diary, More to conveyancing than just setting up an office, Giving Scotland a parliament, Apron or bib?, Keeping art in Britain, Licensing photocopying, Free access to news. Court and Social: Court Circular. Deaths. Marriages. Obituaries: Mr John Street, Professor W. L. Langer Major American historian, M André Francois-Poncet French Ambassador to Hitler's Germany. Reviews: Splendid scenes amid propaganda Frozen Assets Warehouse, Frank Dunlop: the lure of America, City temples to art, Schiff/Isador St John's, Alfred Brendel Queen Elizabeth Hall. Stock Exchange Tables: How the markets moved, Wall St falls as interest rates go up, The Times Share Indices, Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, Recent Issues, Foreign Exchange, Eurobond prices (midday indicators), Stock markets Second-liners strong, but new 'tap' hits gilts, Wall Street, Stock Exchange Prices Leaders lack support. Business and Finance: Discount market, Bank charges and the Price Commission, Costs-the key to competition, LME metal stocks, Grindings decline, Commodities, Optimism by industrial leaders over pay deals, Government issue of £800m 'long' stock, Fall halted in Ley's final half, Basle dollar policy talks make 'small progress', Accounting standards head named, Allied Investments to sell private health interests, Ladbroke steps up to 70p for Leisure & Gen, Taxes took 40pc of national income in 1975, Steel industry crisis measures to come under ministerial review, Brown & Tawse confident for full year, Dockers' strike causes standstill at Liverpool, Rubber exports, Business Diary: Leyland's band aid * Capital bargain, Brighter signs as W J Pyke back to profits, Pound's strength leads to further drop in cost of raw materials for factories, Rules may curb borrowing in US, A confusion of currencies, Flat opening at RFD but rally on way, Terms for Amal Ind minority, Panel shows concern at lack of competition in granting power and banking price rises, Eagle Star in worldwide jump of 21pc, Self-financing capital spending at Avon Rubber begins to pay, In brief Tokyo assurance on trade discussions with U S, Ford hopes for early Halewood settlement, International Worthington of Italy to buy back shares, Mr Miller asserts right to an independent voice Next Fed chief expresses views that echo those of Dr Burns, Computer news Conoco uses GEC 'money card' for fuel sales. Business Appointments: Business appointments Mr Ian Fraser, Lazards deputy chief joins EMI board. Property: Flat Sharing, Salerooms and Antiques. Births.
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