The Times - 17/07/1984
1984; Gale Group;
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By David Felton, Labour Correspondent, By Peter Hennessy, By Nicholas Timmins, By Barrie Clement, John Witherow, By Jonathan Davis, Edward Townsend, By Philip Webster, Political Reporter, By Hugh Clayton, Local Government Correspondent, By Geraldine Norman, Sale Room Correspondent, By Thomson Prentice, Science Correspondent, By Rupert Morris, By David Hewson Arts Correspondent, By Colin Hughes, By Kenneth Gosling, By Our Technology Correspondent, By Our Science Correspondent, By Peter Davenport, By Peter Evans Home Affairs Correspondent, From Michael Hornsby, , By Henry Stanhope Diplomatic Correspondent, From Robert Fisk, , From Trevor Fishlock, , By Our Diplomatic Correspondent, From Michael Hamlyn, , From Martha de la Cal, , Geoffrey Smith, From W P Reeves, , From Roger Boyes, , From Ian Murray, From David Bonavia, From A Correspondent, , From Patrick Knight, , Jeffery Daniels, Paul Griffiths, John Percival, Peter Ackroyd, Nicholas Kenyon, Noël Goodwin, Michael Binyon, Roger Boyes, Miles Kington, by Suzy Menkes, Christine Painell, PHS, George Hill, Gerry Northam, Brian Gosschalk, Phillip Whitehead, Roger Scruton, ALAN NEALE, , A. KENNAWAY, , W. FARR, , MURIEL L. NEWHOUSE, , CHARLES FLETCHER-COOKE, , ALAN LEWIS, , ROGER WASHBOURN, , RICHARD HELLER, , MICHAEL HAAG, , R. J. S. ALLEN, , S. MANLEY, , M. J. T. EYTON, , MICHAEL MORRIS, , NICHOLAS MARSTON, , AUDREY WINKLER, , P. B. SOUL, , Frith Banbury writes:, H. G. writes:, Executive Editor Kenneth Fleet, By John Lawless, By Philip Robinson, By Derek Harris, Commercial Editor, By Peter Wilson-Smith Banking Correspondent, By Jeremy Warner, From Bailey Morris, From Douglas Tweedale, , From M. G. G. Pillai, , By Derek Pain, Michael Clark, By Jonathan Clare, By Geoff Wheelwright, By Bill Johnstone, From Graham Bunting, , By Ben Knox, By Kevan Pearson, by Graham Bunting, By Philip Leith, By Frank Brown, By Roger Woolnough, By Alan Lewis, David Hewson, By John Hennessy, By Pat Butcher, By Peter Ball, By John Woodcock, Cricket Correspondent, By Our Rifle Shooting Correspondent, By John Karter, Mitchell Platts, From John Wilcockson, , L'Alpe d'Huez, By a Special Correspondent, Peter Dear, Peter Davalle, From Mohsin Ali, From Nicholas Ashford,
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News: Men's Fashions Sportswatch, Job Scene DP managers move away from taking on specialist recruits, Grand theories for little minds, True to type, and in whatever design of face you'd fancy, Minister may have to leave Jesuits, Detection of lightning to improve, The Times Information Service, Democrats struggle for unity at convention, Ulster: figures that speak louder than bombs, Border controls eased, Acorn grows in the business field, Science report Midge menace has fresh airing, An early view of Greenwich which, Second round of chess contest draws little fire, York Minster's human firebug, The new breed of chip makes an immodest market debut, Woodhouse Grove School, Why Maxwell is more bad news, Commentary, George Walden on the rehabilitation of Vyacheslav Molotov Cocktail with a bitter aftertaste, Girl raped by 'Fox' tells of waiting to die, Student achievement: 2 Testing time for teachers over leavers' records, General Motors brings seven rivals together, Lagos likely to keep envoy out, Time to decide: is it science or is it engineering?, EEC awash with wine, Elephant turns heat on hippos, Cambridge Tripos results, UK events, Poland hints at anniversary amnesty for political crimes, Fanfare for a festival, Delhi seeks deal with Sikhs despite threats of disorder, Councils may demand aid, Unita attack on Angola pipeline could mark new phase in civil war, Luce keeps Hongkong in the dark, Late stay on export of Duccio painting, Hardy Amies, 75, celebrates in style, Lange insists on immediate handover Muldoon accused of 'sabotage', Surgeon stores his hopes in the micro, Unions to recruit at GCHQ after ban ruled unlawful, Jew brutally killed in west Beirut, Sleeping cat stops computer, West takes tougher nuclear line, Ford on screen ro Cologne, Cabinet job demanded for Strauss, Whitehall brief Helping the decision-makers to look after the shop, Whitehall cautious on extradition, Russia pressed over nine-ton diplomatic bag, Fugitive father keen to reunite family, The Times Diary, Carnival city basks in political spotlight, Beware the spy hiding behind the screen, Police Bill ends drugs body search, Opening shots in battle for European market Unix promises 'an end to hardware tyranny', Russia may buy British computers, People/John Rowland of W. S. Smith Man who put the byte into books, Fowler sets out plans for portable pensions, Press strikes plague Israeli poll, British Airways cuts urged to boost level of competition, Lords back 'paving' Bill compromise, So look who's ordering a new computer, Thatcher accepts invitation to CBI conference, Births due next year Two frozen embryo pregnancies, Pay cut plan angers secondary heads, moreover..., Europe and a hungry world: 2 Question of quality rather than quantity, Jeroboam of wine sold for £26,500, Portfolio Rothschild man wins £20,000, Homeopathy gets royal approval, Portugal's recovery programme Shake-up for state companies, Dock peace talks start after blockade is sealed, Brazil deadlock stirs military unease, Crisis talks bring in 14 ministers, Brain-damage boy given £300,000 over hospital operation error, Honour for Germany's martyrs, MI5 chief was 'best suspect' in mole-hunt, British share in Debendox £90m unlikely, The Week Putting the push into the PC market, Harewood replacement named by ENO, Frank Johnson in San Francisco The lobbies take to the streets, Reagan demand on fate of Sakharov. Picture Gallery. Politics and Parliament: Licence will give Mercury right to dig up roads, Local Government Changes to paving Bill endorsed by peers, Diplomats 'stretched to the limit', Dock Strike Issue sattled so why are dockers on strike?, Coal Strike Strike can do nothing but damage, Pensions New pension rights for workers, The City Providing freedom for market forces. Display Advertising: Multiple Display Advertisements, Archaeology, Compaq Computer Limited, Hodder & Stoughton, Pws, Peachtree Software Limited,, St. Joseph's Hospice, Heal's, The Times, Christie's, Ashton-Tate, BBC Micro, Nspcc, Gm, The Queen's Awards 1985., Gateway Building Society, Hewlett Packard, Whsmith, Osborne. Arts and Entertainment: Sale room Dickens greatly exceeds expectations, Concise Crossword (No 395), The Times Crossword Puzzle No 16,484, Today's television and radio programmes. News in Brief. Law: Vicar jailed for indecency, Employer's liability Harrison v Michelin Tyre Co Ltd, Kinnock at secrets case hearing, 'Arab link' to gelignite, Queen's Bench Division Breach of natural justice in GCHQ unions ban Regina v Secretary of State for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and Another, Ex parte Council of Civil Service Unions and Others, Caring for injured plaintiff at home Rialas v Mitchell, £3.5m bets swindle alleged, Court of Appeal Wife loses share of home First National Securities Ltd v Hegerty and Another, Meaning of 'child of the family' In re estate of James Callaghan, Hate for mother 'led to killing', Moscow store chief executed for corruption. Reviews: Television Losing sight of the world, Evenings to remember right through the razzmatazz, Haëndel/Sheppard, Dance Othello among milk crates Dance Theatre of Harlem, Galleries Pleasures of the flesh Boucher, Concerts Time and place Fitzwilliam Quartet. Classified Advertising: Legal Appointments, Announcements, Yohji Yamamoto, Entertainments, Computer Appointments. Editorials/Leaders: If The Kepi Fits..., Mere Witnesses, Finance And Industry Aerospace abandons talks with GEC, Uncertainty over BA takeoff, The Artist In Exile. Letters to the Editor: Making a mockery of economic theory, Crown of laurels, Summer of discontent, Fire at York Minster, Dubious trail of infamy in the Aegean, Never-never land, Conflict of creeds, Out of the mouths..., Fear of asbestos, This side Paradise, Dog licence fee, Visit to Sri Lanka, The miners' strike. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Deaths. Official Appointments and Notices: Leverhulme Trust awards, University news, Latest appointments, Lincoln's Inn, Mercers' Company, Brewers' company. Obituaries: Mr V. C. Chidambaram, Mr Joe Davis Pioneer work in stage lighting. Business and Finance: £6m sought by Brown Shipley, Commodities, CWS gains retailing foothold in England, Banks meet Mexico for debt talks, Foreign Exchanges Sterling Spot and Forward Rates, Tebbit may reject commission in favour of self-regulation, Support for new Euro Ferries plan, Leech share sale to Beazer vetoed, Tempus US success prompts Ellis expansion, Peking to assess BAe 146 during tour of 13 cities British hopes for aircraft sale to China, NatWest raises mortgage rate, Interest Rates, Investment Trusts, BP plans to trade in cheap plastic, In brief, News In Brief Kuwaitis cancel war cover, Gold, Money Markets, Retail sales rise by 1%, Kaufman gloomy, Argentina orders wage rises above inflation, Jonathan Davis on the hazards facing the next batch of privatization issues Spectre of a sustained bear market haunts state's sell-off programme, Currencies, New man tackles crisis, Thomas Jourdan takes over Squires (Copper). Stock Exchange Tables: Wall Street, Recent Issues, Authorized Units & Insurance Funds, Stock Exchange Prices Shares rally at the close, Stock Market Report Swiss nibble at Rowntree again, Stock Exchanges. Business Appointments: Appointments Guinness chief joins Brooke Bond board. Sport: Golf Vintage Riley powers past four fields on route 66, Cycling Colombian stages first win, Golf Wood stopped short on the final green, Athletics Ovett goes for a last Olympic warm-up, For The Record, Sports in Brief, Cricket: Nottinghamshire Go Top Of County Table Bairstow's injury casts a shadow over events, Today's Fixtures, Racing: Baynoun Takes On Alphabatim In Geoffrey Freer Stakes At Newbury Cauthen riding high for title, Tennis Leconte to test Borg, An American bespeaks the glory of the knicker bockers Made to measure for Huckleberry, Shooting Top-dog Terrier is a Royal Anglian, Equestrianism: British Team Hope To Find Winning Formula At Wylye British riders to get more practice, Football Turner for Aston Villa, Bowls Salute for US recruit, Cricket Marshall speeds England towards a hasty and inglorious surrender. Births. Property: Rentals. Weather: The Weather.
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