The Times - 25/01/1974
1974; Gale Group;
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By Our Labour Correspondent, By David Wood Political Editor, By Raymond Perman Labour Staff, By Paul Routledge Labour Correspondent, By Maurice Corina Industrial Editor, By Staff Reporters, From Robert Fisk, By Christopher Sweeney, By Michael Hatfield Political Staff, By John Groser Political Staff, Edward Heath, By Our Labour Staff, By Our Science Correspondent, By Peter Jay, By Our Social Services Correspondent, By Our Political Editor, By Arthur Reed Air Correspondent, By Tim Devlin Education Correspondent, By Our Education Correspondent, By Arthur Reed, Hugh Clayton, From Our Correspondent, By Marcel Berlins Legal Correspondent, By Stewart Tendler, By Our Legal Correspondent, From a Staff Reporter, By Pat Healy, From Dan Van Der Vat, By Christopher Walker, From Our Own Correspondent, From Charles Hargrove, From David Cross, From Roger Berthoud, From Fred Emery, From Eric Marsden, From Peter Hazelhurst, From Edmund Stevens, From Paul Martin, From Mario Modiano, By a Staff Reporter, By John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, From Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, By Pamela Macgregor-Morris, By John Hopkins, By Peter Marson, By Gordon Allan, By Peter West Rugby Correspondent, By Alan Gibson, From Neil Allen, From Norman Fox, By Michael Phillips Racing Correspondent, By Jim Snow Northern Racing Correspondent, Sheila Black, David Robinson, Joan Chissell, Paul Griffiths, Irving Wardle, Charles Lewsen, William Mann, Roy Lewis, Caroline Moorehead, PHS, J. BRUCE-GARDYNE, , NAN SYKES, , G. C. SHEPHARD, , NICHOLAS KALDOR, , LEWIS G. WHYTE, , LIONEL JELLINEK, , KENNETH LINDSAY, , DONALD SWANN, , JOHN MADDOX, , NORMAN LINDOP, , DAVID JAMES, , VERNON GIBBERD, , VALERIE ROACH, , A. G. ELLINGER, , A. G. DAVIS, , By Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, From John Chartres, By Our Financial Staff, By Melvyn Westlake, By Hugh Clayton, By Peter Hill, By Michael Baily Shipping Correspondent, By Business News Staff, By Ian Morison Financial Correspondent, By Clifford Webb, By Margaret Stone, From R. W. Shakespeare, By Tim Congdon, DAVID GREEN, , DAVID CLUTTERBUCK, , W. T. DUNNE, , By Our Midland Industrial Correspondent, DAVID ELKINGTON, J. F. JEFFERSON, , LINDSAY DUNCAN, , BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Maurice Corina, Kenneth Owen, Andrew Wilson,
ResumoNews: Mr Heath's letter to Mr Gormley on economic situation, Defector reveals MPs' part in spy ring, IRA gang vanish after helicopter bombing raid, 'Deterrence' aim of US nuclear targeting policy, Rise likely in demand for student places despite 50,000 cut, Miners vote next week after Mr Heath's plea is spurned, Battery-box cover 'caused fatal derailment', Six French policemen jailed for theft, Scrutiny in depth of wage claims for special treatment after first sifting, Paisley loyalists halt Assembly for hour, then walk out again, Dr Schlesinger chides admiral but plays down significance of the Kissinger 'spying' affair, RAF man jailed 10 years for aiding rape of wife, Geishas and golf cost £2,039m, Arab terrorists are sentenced to death, Shopping around, Government handling of poll 'scare' criticized by Tory backbenchers, Taverne complaint over barrister's remarks, MP's Bill would allow convictions to lapse, Sharp falls in price of cod, beef and lamb Food prices, Ban on Sunday flying threatens clubs, Generals sign Israel-Egypt disengagement pact, Lord Lewisham to contest Labour seat, Record £11,025 paid for a camera, Stop South Africa rugby tour, MPs urge, Acting Governor installed after Grenada clashes, Trawlerman, policeman, shunter among graduates, Mr Laker hopes for Skytrain flights by April, Mr McGahey among Labour's political foes, Mr Prentice says, Cabinet crisis meeting after NUM executive orders national pit strike ballot, 'Imaginative architecture can help to save more fuel', Four stages proposed on 'special' pay cases, Deputy Speaker's home is damaged in London bombings, Summary and conclusions: pressures hard to reconcile, Half million coloured people born in UK, Environment: Worms and pollution, Karpov takes lead in quarter-final, NUR hints at own action in rail deadlock, Leader of Nixon 'plumbers' given six-month sentence, Mr Ezra says choice is between unsecured future and a period of expansion, Coal a bargain buy compared with oil, Libya condemn Palestinian acts of violence abroad, What force might have achieved in Rhodesia, Herr Brandt warns the EEC against lapsing into 'narrow-minded nationalism', 23 boys die in school dormitory blaze, Information kits on welfare benefit rights, Taxi driver 'paid £100 for each robbery', Miners' wives: Making do with less and preparing for a strike, RAF Graduation, The Times Diary With the BPs at the Playboy Club, Transport chief accused of conspiracy, Students jeer at Portuguese education chief, Civil servant denies he was a 'kept man', M Pompidou calls for unity to overcome crisis, Government 'does not understand miners', Unhappy ending to Mr Agnew's novel adventure, Demonstrators are fined for TUC bill-posting, County court clerk said to be a coward, Meteorite hunt after explosion in mountains, 'Settle now' advice by Lord Shawcross, Mr Gromyko to pay visit to Cairo next month, Abusive poster displayed near Solzhenitsyn home, How silent majority could be pushed past the limit of patience Lord Chalfont, British welcome Bonn's plan for regional fund, Biggest jump in jobless total since last war, Vote to close airport, Navy shadows Russian warships in Channel, Barn witness tells of 'death threat', M Jobert seeks 20-year oil deal with Saudi Arabia, Move to prevent currency devaluations among Nine, Executives worried by increase in 'bugging'. Picture Gallery. Index. Display Advertising: Multiple Display Advertisements, Matthews Goodman, Barclays Bank Trust Co Ltd, Triumph, Southampton Bonds, The Observer, Ansafone, Bullens, Barclays, Roche-Bobois, The Royal National Institute For The Deaf, olivetti, Peachey Property Corporation Limited, Healey & Baker, Ansafane, H.A.G, Taylor's, The Flying Horse Of Kansu, Britannica 3, Lowestoft Eurolink. News in Brief. Weather: The Weather. Official Appointments and Notices: Commissioner named, BBC appoints television controllers, University news, Knighthood for judge, No great EEC activity on technology, official says. Property: PROPERTY also on page 9, Residential Property Why flats and houses lie empty, Property Abroad. Politics and Parliament: All governments loath to use troops in industrial disputes, Tougher rules on safety of toys planned, Scrutiny of EEC law at formative stage, Companies House move, Amnesty for firearms to be granted, Complaint by Mr Benn on solicitor's letter, Parliamentary Notices House of Commons, Talks offer on Pay Board report: miners already a special case House of Commons, US embassy denial on CIA agents accepted, Next week, Confidence in jury system on all sides, Extra oil from Saudi Arabia may not arrive until March House of Lords. Classified Advertising: Cinemas, Business Notices, £4,000 plus Appointments, Rentals, Announcements, Public Notices, Women's Appointments, Entertainments, Appointments Vacant. Sport: Sports in Brief, Snow reports, W Germans beat course record in practice run, Not a day for standing long on ceremony, Mammoth innings by Boycott enables MCC to take control, Nigeria would make history as hosts, Blyth rounds the Cape and stays in lead, Mrs Moser assured of her fourth World Cup in row, Spain play three games in West Country, Millman goes out to the son of a famous father, UK gold medal hopes rise as temperature drops, Cox beats Lutz with authority, Players may react to pressures by staging a revolt, Britons well placed in opening events, Royal Free win despite suffering from some sort of malaise, Giles and Clarke could return for Leeds, KCH pass St Thomas's on the way up, Fine Talk looks best bet in moderate company, Amateur near to Cole in Masters, Rugby's free trader in the welfare state, Three new Welsh caps against Ireland, Record prize money for Ascot season, New type of competition fills the gap. Law: Legal aid costs charged on 'preserved' property. Deaths. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Monday, Jan 24, 1949. Reviews: Drama of a steelworks closure The Fight for Shelton Bar Victoria, Stoke-on-Trent, The official view challenged, Manon London Coliseum, LSO/Previn Festival H, Dead Easy St Martin's, Daniel Adni Queen Elizabeth Hall. Editorials/Leaders: Relative Pay And The Miners, The Cia Up To Its Tricks?, Mr Gairy's Troubled Grenada. Letters to the Editor: Values, A caretaker's duties, New attitudes in Dublin, Can we afford this package deal?, A taxing address, Miners' breach of overtime agreement, Cuts in higher education budget, Lincoln's Inn gardens, Innocents landing in the soup, Policies to meet energy crisis, Economic strategy, Architectural change, University indifference, Property tax dilemma, How industry can make better use of top brains, Nato and Western unity, Early shut-down of TV. Court and Social: Court Circular. Births. Marriages. Obituaries: Herr Felix Kuen, Mr J. W. Noel Jordan, Prof A. D. Gibb, Judge Trotter, Clotilde Sakharoff A dancer of distinction, Sir Hubert Rance Last Governor of Burma, Obituary. Business and Finance: Steep drop in weekly output of vehicles, Issues & Loans Wedgwood to float Swiss franc bonds, Davy, Business Diary: Rethinking at Whitehead, Europe and Overseas St-Gobain soar to £53m profit, When technology gets into deep water, The predictable interest burden at Grand Met, Grand Metropolitan pre-tax profit up £3m, Canals could carry 20pc of all bulk freight, Inland Shipping chief says, Fresh Selby find may raise NCB output estimates, Chancellor in oil deal talks today with Shah, French corporations to seek foreign loans, Nuclear shares offer to public, The Times list of latest dividends, Maxwell bid for Pergamon not to be challenged, Saturday rate for textile workers, Five-day week hopes fade with coal threat, Bankruptcy fears in tanker trade, Union Discount 'The portfolio is extremely liquid', Mining Amgold profits and assets soar, Briefly, Level of fuel stocks at the power stations higher than expected, How hard could a coal strike bite?, Company News Rotary Hoes surges to fresh peak of £2.75m, SE turnover to be published fortnightly, EEC plea for higher monetary gold price, The Proprietors of Hay's Wharf, Limited, Exhibition centre mission seeing minister, Bids and Deals Winn, Christy merger plan, TSBs soon to offer loans to customers, Government export credit scheme hits £41m snag, How the markets moved Rises, Farnborough show gets crisis reprieve, Fish and beef to cost less, but bread may go up, Nixon emissary attacks economic isolationism, Anglo American Gold Investment Company Limited, Unemployment suffers the biggest increase in a single month since war, BLMC may dispose of materials group stake. Business Appointments: Tootal makes Mr Kirsop new chief executive. Stock Exchange Tables: The Times Share Indices, Wall Street, Forward Levels, Commodities Sugar prices at record levels, Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, London and Regional Market Prices No positive trend, Recent Issues, Equities Shares lose more ground, Money Market Rates, Foreign Exchange Dollar weakens, Spot Position of Sterling, Fixed Interest and Money. Arts and Entertainment: Broadcasting, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 13,595.
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