The Times - 28/02/1977
1977; Gale Group;
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By Our Industrial Staff, By Paul Routledge Labour Editor, From Charles Harrison, By John Chartres and Stewart Tendler, From Charles Hargrove, By Michael Hatfield Political Reporter, From Ronald Faux, By a Home Affairs Reporter, By Diana Geddes Home Affairs Reporter, By Annabel Ferriman of The Times Higher Education Supplement, By Our Labour Staff, By Tim Jones Labour Reporter, By a Staff Reporter, By Christopher Warman Local Government Correspondent, By Our Agricultural Correspondent, From Kenneth Gosling, By Christopher Thomas Labour Reporter, By Peter Hennessy, From Jose Shercliff, From Peter Nichols, From Michael Hornsby, From Gretel Spitzer, From Robert Fisk, From Patrick Brogan, From Roger Berthoud Hamilton, New Zealand, From Our Own Correspondent, From Edmund Stevens, By David Watts, From Eric Marsden, From Richard Wigg, By Richard Davy, By Michael Seely, By Norman Fox Football Correspondent, By Cliff Temple Athletics Correspondent, By Our Rackets Correspondent, By Rex Bellamy Squash Racket's Correspondent, By Peter West Rugby Correspondent, From John Hennessy, By Sydney Friskin, Hugh Clayton, Jeffery Daniels, Stanley Reynolds, Stanley Sadie, Max Harrison, William Mann, Joan Chissell, Paul Griffiths, Paul Theroux, Lord Chalfont, Brian Alderson, Philip Howard, PHS, John P Mackintosh, David Wood, CECIL PARROTT, , F. G. MITCHELL, , NOEL S. PAUL, , BERNARD D. KAPLAN, , BRINSLEY FORD, , ANTHONY BLUNT, , NICHOLAS GOODSON, , FRANCIS HASKELL, , ANTONY HORNBY, , HOWICK, W. McBRYDE, , JENNIFER MONTAGU, , BENEDICT NICHOLSON, , J. BYAM SHAW, , JOHN WARD, ELLIS K. WATERHOUSE, , ANNE WHITE, , JOHN CHRISTIAN, , GILBERT LONGDEN, , CHARLES JANSON, , IAN DESLANDES, , ROY GREGORY, , Mick Ashley, CHRISTINA BEWLEY, , By Our Astronomical Correspondent, By Robert Nowell, From Our Labour Correspondent, From Roger Berthoud, A friend, B.E.F.G., By Christopher Wilkins, By Our Economics Correspondent, By Ray Maughan, By Patricia Tisdall, By Our Financial Staff, By Malcolm Brown, By Adrienne Gleeson, By David Blake, Frank Vogl, Christopher Thomas Labour Reporter, Nancy Foy, M.S, Ralph Whitlock, K. SWANN, , R. MARTIN, , E. SCHOFIELD, , STACEY ADAMS, , JOHN HOLLIS, , M. M. ORD JOHNSTONE, , W. KOLVENBACH, , DOUGLAS G. BAGG, , BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Hugh Stephenson, David Blake, Economics Correspondent, , Ray Maughan, By Ashley Druker, Desmond Quigley, Wallace Jackson Commodities Editor, Gerald Ely,
ResumoNews: Shameful humiliation for Britain if the EEC polls are further delayed, Mr Heath says, Fire at Moscow ministry after hotel disaster, Union wants to go back to free bargaining, Less beef, sugar, tea but more fish consumed, Vance tour has 'dispelled Arab hopes', Latin Mass supporters seize church in Paris, Damascus talks raise hopes for new south Lebanon truce, Labour Party would lose 17 Scottish seats, Answers in Parliament Unemployment 'overheads' doubled in two years, Kampala says any invading force of Americans will be crushed, Leyland stewards seek help in battle against pay restraint, Prisoners of conscience Mali: Ibrahima Ly, Phone call told police where bank girl was, Conservative local government leaders divided over party pledge to abolish rating system, Agriculture Stronger export council opposed, Free market ideas 'fighting for survival', New Zealand farmers adjust to EEC policy, Mr Mondale wants some secrets kept, Concorde flight to Dallas wins tentative assent, Union dispute stops 'The Sun', Latest European snow reports, The Times Diary So very different from Glasgow, Child killed and 35 hurt in Pakistan poll gunfight, Widening the power and scope of the Price Commission, Games for children and politicians, Price of a life: Mr Paul, News agency's conduct at hospital criticized, Left-wing call to 'come out fighting', Sir Harold backs Treasury unity, When the manifesto turns into a trap, Back to school in the company of the incomparable Blake, Maori song of welcome delights the Queen, French flattered and reassured by Dr Owen's first visit, Burma Premier gives up place in ruling council, The Pope who put an end to his own powers, Treatment by drugs 'needs more control ', Cutting butter stocks, Big heroin haul on cargo ship, Prague stops British visit, UK likely to accept EEC directive on immigrants, BBC TV seeks to boost European sales, Printers may vote on phase three, Italy faces political and financial tests, Socialist leader fails in plea for bail to fight Indian election, Police allow Basques to stage mass protests, Dr Soares speeds up his austerity package, New jobs and tax cuts head TUC's £2,370m Budget list, Peaceful end to students' LSE occupation, Mr Carter raises the stakes in the disarmament game, George Ince case may be reexamined, MP says, Science report Zoology: Pregnancy immunization, Smith race law plans split ruling party, British MPs oppose move against Israeli lawyer, Nalgo appeal for backing over rate-aid grant, Terrorism law of little use, NCCL says, Ministers may have to act to end Leyland stoppage, Tapping of scientist's phone legal, Bonn says, General Sharon: Renewing the lease on the Promised Land?, Flood death toll is put at four, Campaigners to attack 'jail secrecy'. Index. Picture Gallery. Display Advertising: Stc, Thomson's, M.J.H. Nightingale & Co. Limited, W. J. Pyke, Iran Air, Iea, Intrnational Standard Electric Corporation, Ici, Turner, The Lincroft Kilgour Group Ltd, Oldham, Bfg, The Scottish American Investment Company Limited, Bank Base Rates, Department Of Health And Social Security., Europa, Hampton & Sons, Standard Telephones And Cables Limited. News in Brief. Weather: The Weather. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No 14,543, Radio, Broadcasting, Brass band helps Portisch to world chess victory, British bridge teams chosen. Law: Chancery Division Computation of tax on sale of development land Watkins v Kidson (Inspector of Taxes), Double murder charge, Supporters charged, Family Division Solicitors' failure no bar to recognition nf foreign degree Newmarch v Newmarch. Sport: Boxing Bugner puts rumour in perspective, Rackets Jenkins shows how much he has improved, Cambridge Lents, Weekend results and tables, Hockey England and Wales have no answer to Trump, Ice skating American injection is a booster that should relieve the tedium, Racing Tiepolino tuned for a timely triumph, Skiing Heidegger gives Austria clean sweep in Japan, Squash rackets Miss Wall shows sound sense to dismiss seed, Football Stoke goalkeeper does Liverpool a favour, Cricket Lillee paves way for Australian victory, Rugby union Lancashire's red rose blossoms after a Middlesex flourish, For the record, Athletics A new wave carries Britain along. Classified Advertising: Secretarial and Non-secretarial Appointments, Educational, Secretarial, Funeral Arrangements, Legal Notices, Local Government Public & Educational Appointments, Entertainments. Reviews: Kent Opera plans, Royal Ballet returns to Bristol, Saul and David Collegiate Theatre, LSO/Jochum Festival Hall, RLPO/Groves Festival Hall, RLPO/Davies Wembley, ECO/Perahia Queen Elizabeth Hall, Femme du monde, Hindsight in science fiction Dr Who BBC 1, Monday Book Combined operations How It Was By Mary Welsh Hemingway. Editorials/Leaders: The Election Prospect In Pakistan, How the Cabinet learnt its lesson, A Whiff Of Complacency. Letters to the Editor: Post Office literacy, Bidding at auctions, Significance of trend to big companies, CAABU and the Jews, Harassed journalists, Privacy and the media, Impact of German composers, Participation below board level, John Evelyn's library, Size of Kuwait's stock market, Recommendation on cigarette tax, The planning system, Saving Mentmore for the nation, Devolution, The Falkland Islands, Intimidation in Czechoslovakia. Court and Social: Court Circular. Deaths. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): The night sky in March, 25 years ago From The Times of Wednesday, Feb. 27, 1952 Political strikes. Marriages. Official Appointments and Notices: Army staff training, Appointments in the Forces. Politics and Parliament: Parliamentary notices House of Commons, Parliamentary diary House of Commons. Obituaries: Sir Esler Dening, Mr Brian Lewis, Sir Andrew Claye Doyen of British obstetrics, Margaret Mynatt. Business and Finance: Far East upturn basis for Lincroft Kilgour confidence, Industry in the regions Medieval towns as hives of modern industry, Computing as a career, Group of economists urge Keynesian line, Premier in agreed bid for North Sea oil associate, Abu Dhabi $8,000m development plan, Mining Cautious reaction to breaking of $140 barrier by gold price, City & Foreign, Commodities Forecast that world sugar surplus may not disappear before 1979, Italy starts new loan negotiations with IMF, Sympathy but no aid for builders, Allaying fears about the life companies, Arab oil sales to US jump 83pc, Antofagasta claims Deltec skates over potential, Lending rate 12 pc, Germans face pressure at OECD, Brokers' views Assessing prospects for GKN if the Sachs deal is realized, Management Critical phase for engineering training board, Spring Grove turns in record £1.7m, Call for limited liability concerns to be categorized, Freight report, Foreign income appeal to the Chancellor, Results this week Royal Ins, Unilever, Natwest and Midland, A cautious economic policy-but the risks need to be watched, Briefly, The Bank and bankers disagree over inflation accounting plans, Insurance cover for legal pitfalls, Trust will promote 'action learning', Tobacco groups agree on new tax, Treasury request is expected for longer-term council borrowing, Utd Biscuits buys Sayers, Habit 'rights' and placing on way to relisting, Egypt reports cash aid from Arabs and IMF, Something to cling on to amid the confusion, Dismay at Carter lack of Wall St specialists, Business Diary in Europe: Chrysler wheeling and dealing, Euromarkets, Pensions Do the unions know enough?. Business Appointments: Business appointments National and Commercial names deputy chairman. Stock Exchange Tables: The Times Share Indices, Weekly list of fixed interest stocks, Stock Exchange Prices Capitalization and week's change, Unit Trust Prices-change on the week, More share prices. Property: London & Suburban property, Flat Sharing, Commercial Property, Trend is to larger shops. Births.
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