The Times - 06/09/1973
1973; Gale Group;
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From Paul Routledge Labour Correspondent, By Michael Hatfield Political Staff, By Hugh Clayton, From Dan van der Vat, By Our Business News Staff, From Patrick Brogan, From Peter Nichols, By a Staff Reporter, From Robert Fisk, From Our Correspondent, From Our Environment Reporter, From Arthur Osman, By Pat Healy Social Services Correspondent, From Harry Golómbek Chess Correspondent, By Peter Evans Home Affairs Correspondent, By Clive Borrell, Tony Aldous, By Our Labour and Parliamentary Staffs, From Frank Vogl, By Our Diplomatic Correspondent, From Michael Knipe, From Edmund Stevens, From James Morgan, From Victoria Brittain, From Paul Martin, By A. M. Rendel Diplomatic Correspondent, From David Wigg, By John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, From Pamela Macgregor-Morris, By Brough Scott, By Geoffrey Green Football Correspondent, From Norman Fox, From Terry McLean, By Neil Allen Athletics correspondent, Ronald Irving, Ken Gosling, From Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, By John Nicholls, Louis Heren, Edward Mortimer, Michael Ratcliffe, H. R. F. Keating, Philip Norman, Richard Holmes, William Mann, William Gaunt, Alan Blyth, John Percival, Ronald Butt, Henry Stanhope Defence Correspondent, PHS, Peter Nichols, LINDSAY OF BIRKER, , DAVID CHESHIRE, , J. L. BRADLEY, , J. LANG BROWN, , K. S. RYLE., DAVID LANHAM, , E. J. COHN, , IVOR WALKER, , D. H. PIPER, , RUSSELL E. TAYLOR, , R. E. FULCHER, , ALAN SANDELL, , By Frances Hill, of The Times Educational Supplement, From Gretel Spitzer, By Christopher Warman Local Government Correspondent, By Our Religious Affairs Correspondent, A correspondent writes:, By Melvyn Westlake, By Peter Jay Economics Editor, By Maurice Corina Industrial Editor, By R. W. Shakespeare, From Eric Marsden Jerusalem, Sept 5, By Patricia Tisdall, By Maurice Corina, By Roger Vielvoye, By Peter Hill, By Dennis Dwyer, By Business News Staff, P. H. STANDING, , R. S. BOAST, , IAN LIDDINGTON, , NORMAN HIDDEN, , W. W. K. LONG, , BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Malcolm Brown, By Adrian Hope, Andrew Wilson, Peter Waymark,
ResumoNews: Bonn now confronted with threat of a strike wave, Architecture Profile of an ambulance station, Profound need of adults who want to study, Peking prepares for attacks across border, Man wins claim to be old enough for a pension, Police search after six coloured men leave van, University where a lecture begins with a beer, Cuba dominant issue at OAS meeting, The cold warrior in the hot seat of the CIA, More child participation in new BBC TV programmes, TUC vote by wide margin to continue talks on measures to curb inflation, Eucharist after marriage of divorcees, £ falls on fears of big trade gap, Fewer burglaries and robberies main factors in crime drop, Turkish military tribunal jails lecturers, Statement promised after Pisces inquiry, Could Italy go back to fascism?, PO pensions not at risk MP told by minister, Security risk at Chequers 'higher than during war ', Cod dispute tug-of-war, The Liberal swing is more apparent than real, Only fireworks in Vienna 'letter-bombs', Cover-up at education department alleged, Boy who drank paraquat makes recovery, Katie Stewart The redskins are coming, S Vietnam starts to resettle one million, Banned pastor says France is neglecting immigrants, Mr Rippon hints at new laws on housing, American salesmen's last-ditch bid to keep Europe's super-jet on the ground, Arab plot to shoot down planes at Rome foiled, Government on the defensive, Sir Sidney Greene says, Policeman saves woman on jib of crane, Minimum wage of £25 a week demanded, Police Federation votes to discuss role of RUC with four of Ulster's political parties, Three Czechs are told they can stay in Britain, Some frozen chicken to cost more, Tougher South African riot control measures, West German ban on mussels from Italy and Tunisia, Silence on state hiring of call girls report, Allende parties accuse navy of plotting coup, Paternalism left behind, planners told, The Times Diary Blackpool straining at the seams, Workers' control sought, 'Massacre' of Ugandan girl's parents disproved, Mr John Ehrlichman indicted in California, DM 50,000 drawn from secret Brandt account on day before alleged bribery, Prisoners tried to tunnel out of Parkhurst, Smoking 'caused deaths of 1,500 babies', Food subsidies tried out by Canada, MPs urge Britain to make stand on overseas aid, Year of the consumer's charter, Would-be burglar fell to death in roof-top walk, Mr Barber to have mortgage talks, Greater use of schools to help parents of difficult children urged, Environment By-pass dilemma threatens Petworth, Teacher shortage less grave than was feared, Solihull Conservatives to discuss their member's future candidacy, Dr Sakharov warned by Soviet prosecutor that he is not immune, State of emergency declared in Sudan, Mr Nixon criticizes 'disappointing' record of Congress, Trades Union Congress/blackpool Setback for militants but miners' chief speaks of pit ballot, Explosion in Saigon-bound airliner near Bangkok, Motoring Decision soon on safety of invalid cars, China warns Mr Jenkins of Soviet threat to West, London meeting to debate Commonwealth trends, Big firms under attack at Algiers conference, Twenty-five years a Queen, Princess Anne reunited with her fiancé in Kiev, Pakistan Opposition walks out, Art possessions analysed in museum experiment, Governor moves to close jail 'liquor factory', Labour pledge of ban on sale of computers used to aid apartheid, Test case next month for motor group, Science report Environment: Power station fall-out, Anonymous tax-dodgers making crime pay, French authorities agree to let Jordanian gunmen leave embassy with Arab hostages. News in Brief. Index. Display Advertising: Harold Ingram Ltd, Vent-Axia, A.P.V. Holdings Limited, Burberrys, Multiple Display Advertisements, Michael Joseph, Norwegian America Line, Richard Ellis, The Wholesale Fittings Company Limited, Aquis Securities Limited, W. W. Hall Limited, Interim Statement, Skf (U.K.) Limited, Greater London Fund For The Blind, Taylor Woodrow, Common Law Reports Ltd., Mercedes Benz, History Today, Pool Promoters Association, Centreway Securities, South African Airways, Dalgety, Nelson, James & Tatton, Salignac, Douglas, Sun Alliance & London Insurance Group, Cooper+turner Group, Grendon Trust Limited, Bell's Scotch Whisky, Patrick O'brian, Benson And Hedges, Whsmith, Vernons. Law: Man who made hoax calls to be jailed, Inquiry agents are fined for impersonations, Firemen at Harrods fined for thefts, Croupiers held on £20,000 theft charges, Hongkong court told of police officer's salary, Bookseller is ready for jail, Court releases man on hotel arson charge, Witness says hijackers panicked after hearing on radio that police hunt was on, Two face Barn murder trial, Nurse sentenced and fined for shoplifting. Picture Gallery. Weather: The Weather. Arts and Entertainment: Play about Virginia Woolf, Radio, Broadcasting, Stean emerges as leader in chess contest, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 13,478, Colin Welland play. Sport: Football Hollins and Kember take Chelsea off floor, Equestrianism Britain's chief rivals will be Soviet Union, Racing Miss Bell drives favourite home, Sports in Brief, Cricket, Wrestling Record entry for world event, Yachting Mild Sensation wins race and the Burton Trophy, Tennis Newcombe and Pilic resist challenge of youth, Golf Gregson breaks Trevino's record with 66, Motor cycling Death of rider brings Manx TT total to 102, Swimming Fourth gives record to Miss Jarvis, Rugby Union England's wounds self-inflicted, Athletics Jenkins warns on Meadowbank wind, Modern pentathlon Twine and Fox make good start in riding event. Reviews: Striving to reach a balanced verdict on de Gaulle De Gaulle: The Warrior, Refreshing chance to reassess Stravinsky BBC SO/Pritchard Albert Hall / Radio 3, Glasgow University Pictures Colnaghi's, The Sleeping Beauty Festival Hall, Fiction The Eye of the Storm, Salzburg's festive Mozart, The Upstart, Balzac and his coffee pot Balzac, RSC's 10 weeks at The Place, A nearly-great President Harry S. Truman, Quick guide, Crime Amigo, Amigo, David Bloom Wigmore Hall Joan Chissell. Classified Advertising: The Times Motor Show Place, Edith's desperate plight, Women's Appointments, Funeral Arrangements, Entertainments, Business Services, Appointments Vacant. Property: Flat Sharing, London Flats, Country Properties, London And Suburban. Editorials/Leaders: The Big Fact Nobody Sees, A Serious Warning From China. Letters to the Editor: Catering officers, The commercial theatre, Mersey moves, Farming and wildlife, Homes for retired clergymen, Kidney donor cards, Transatlantic mail delays, Crimes against the state, British approach to manpower problem, Export controls on ferrous scrap, Foreign degrees, Threat to the revolution in China, Future of Hatton Garden, The Albert Bridge, Attitudes towards job enrichment, Common-law marriages. Court and Social: Court Circular. Deaths. Official Appointments and Notices: University news, Latest appointments, Church news. Marriages. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Saturday, Sept 4, 1948 A scrap of paper. Obituaries: Ann Quin, Sir Gerard Ryder, John W. Klein, SIR JOHN DODD Former MP for Oldham, Mr W. H. Mosley Isle. Business and Finance: Bids and Deals, Israel starts 5-year exploration programme, Germans record bigger payments surplus, British ship launchings show a fall, Monthly car production encouraging, Eurosyndicat, Commodities Copper declines another £9, Company News Full-time profits of APV should ton £5m, The continuing story of US drugs litigation, Associates' deals, More Chrysler electricians strike, New Thos Cook governing body, $100m Volyo plant, Balance Of Payments, Industry-By-Industry Jobs Vacant, Mining General Mining predicts 250c, French deal benefits Ford plant in UK, Briefly from the Boardroom, Libya would fight to keep control over nationalized oil industry, minister says, De Beers dividend up, More reasons for alarm over patents switch, Hauliers urged to use lower quality diesel, Dalgety's commodity prices bonanza, Pioneer centre for small firms to brief others, Business Diary: Mark of distinction, Dalgety's profits nearly trebled and shares soar, Deficit on current account up slightly, Drastic steps to restore balance, Supply of Goods Act, Indian tea exports fail, Mr Walker for Tokyo, Equities Further support for golds, Productivity clause in prices code attacked, Industry says Phase 3 talks must take heed of labour shortage, BSC workers' closure fears, Store group cuts food prices as 'social duty', Transport boost at Tate & Lyle, Engineering goods sales still rising, IMF deputies discuss payment imbalances, Sun Alliance rise in interim dividend, Fixed Interest and Money Heavy selling of gilt-edged, Europe and Overseas AT & T optimistic on 1974 outturn, Pound nears its lowest level ever as speculative pressure grows. Stock Exchange Tables: How the markets moved, The Times Share Indices, Forward Levels, Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, The Times list of latest dividends, Foreign Exchange, Spot Position of Sterling, Eurobond prices (midday indicators), Money Market Rates, Recent Issues, London & Regional Market Prices Gold shares in demand, Wall Street. Business Appointments: Business appointments Insurance group boards' new director. Births.
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