The Times - 27/05/1976
1976; Gale Group;
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By David Wood, By Stewart Tendler, By Craig Seton, By Our Local Government Correspondent, By Melvyn Westlake, By Penny Symon, By Neville Hodgkinson, By Our Education Correspondent, By Our Political Staff, By Our Labour Staff, From Christopher Walker, By a Staff Reporter, By Ronald Emier, By Pat Healy Social Services Correspondent, By Our Science Editor, From Paul Routledge, By Our Agricultural Correspondent, By Marcel Berlins, From Roger Berthoud, From Our Correspondent, From David Cross, By Our Diplomatic Staff, From Richard Wigg, From Dan van der Vat, From Juan de Onis, From Charles Hargrove, From Mario Modiano, By Our Defence Correspondent, By David Watts, From Patrick Brogan, From Michael Knipe, From Nicholas Ashford, From Michael Hornsby, From Our Own Correspondent, David Robinson, Alan Blyth, Clive Bennett, Sheridan Morley, William Mann, Paul Griffiths, By John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, By Alan Gibson, By John Woodcock, From Neil Allen Boxing Correspondent, From Norman Fox, From Muriel Bowen, By Neil Allen, Athletics Correspondent, By Michael Phillips Racing Correspondent, By Jim Railton, Michael Ratcliffe, H. R. F. Keating, Jeremy Lewis, A. S. Byatt, Richard Mabey, Jacky Gillott, Ion Trewin, Iverach McDonald, by A. M. Rendel, by Michael Frenchman, by David Shirreff, D.S., by John Fielding, by Eric Marsden, a Special Correspondent, by Joyce Rackham, Nicholas Ashford, PHS, Bernard Levin, HUGH J. KLARE, , RAYMOND LISTER, , GILES ECCLESTONE, , JOHN REARDON, , CECIL EVANS, , DONALD BLACK, , JOHN HASTINGS, , AUBERON WAUGH, , ANNE BINGLEY, , SARAH LEIGH, , DHANI PREM, , JOHN STOKES, , MARY D. ROY, , HUGH ROSSI, , A. L. M. SOCIKWA, Transkeian, , FRED HARDMAN, Chairman, , JIMMY GORDON, Chairman, , O. F. MUFTIZADE, , GEORGE FORD, , MARK ROBERTS, , From Our Special Correspondent, By David Mott, From Charles Harrison, By Tim Congdon, By Peter Jay, By Malcolm Brown and Roger Vielvoye, By Christopher Wilkins, By Desmond Quigley, By Roger Vielvoye Energy Correspondent, By David Blake, By Peter Hill, From John Best, By Malcolm Brown, LEIF MILLS, , RICHARD HADDON, , J. M. ECKERSLEY, , M. J. JONES, , M. J. MACMILLEN, , N. K. POWELL, , DAVID L. JACKSON, , PAUL HENDERSON, , G. R. DODKIN, , BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Arthur Palmer, By Peter Elliott, Gerald Ely,
ResumoNews: The master-mind who pulls the strings for South Africa's BOSS Johannesburg, Israel 'losing nerve' on West Bank, Yard fears new wave of bombs by post, Ascension Day services, Couple's fraud 'gave City a bad name', Destruction of religious symbols is far more than a sign of Muslim advance, Canada decides to buy 128 German tanks, Unions give a warning on Fleet Street disputes, Paris Opéra told to save or lose subsidy, Immigration figures show rise of 728,000, Major Carvalho to announce candidacy today, Potatoes 'down to 6p a pound by September', Athens left in chaos for 12 hours after 99 are injured in riots, Disguised business sales face 'fair trading' ban, Cyprus, French Communists woo the Catholic electorate, Florence Nightingale had praise for octogamist, Minister to discuss sit-ins with student leaders, End fuel disconnexions, Government is told, UN group fail to get Chile approval for visit, No deception by Concorde pilot, Congressmen told, Slow return to place on tourist map, Benefit delay regretted by Labour executive, Treasury confident of favourable IMF audit, Fishermen win tractor tax campaign, Test centre to be set up to look into shoe complaints, Tories plan £5,000m cut in public spending, President Ford carries Oregon but Mr Reagan still in race, Three policemen cleared of corruption, German success for Mrs Thatcher, Government tries to neutralize Speaker's ruling on Bill, A most vulnerable nation, 'Private Eye' replies to an editor's criticism, Confusion on 'loyalist' threat of action, Social worker appeals over dismissal, Powell speech is damaging, TUC says, Brighter prospect for Britain, institute says, Boilermakers' backing is assured by vote, Moscow leaders planning visit to black Africa, Back to the land, Angry outbursts from the Left as Sir Harold Wilson's honours list confirms press speculation, I. Aristidou: realistic analysis, Answer about security checks 'unacceptable', Mr Crosland stands by for cod war message, Aid sought for industry to develop discoveries, Inquiry into Labour constituency likely, Government warning on overspending by councils, Magna Carta delegation: Mr Carl Albert, European social democrats visit Latin America, Government acts to promote recovery, Open verdict on former Mensa chairman, P. Paschalides: 'communal capitalist', Airport blast victim had false identity, EEC urges Britain to fall in line on summer time, Uncertainty over missing 2,000, Free entry for wines-or bust, Communists gain in Galilee polls, Rallying to economic battlefront, Thousands march in jobless protest, Two men get life jail for revenge murder, The new shift of power to the bureaucrats: who is the master now, who is the servant?, New prospect of Kissinger move on Middle East, Cuba to pull out its troops from Angola in stages, Government promises to end prison remands for juveniles, Three die in Rhodesia clash with rebels 30 miles from capital, Four alternatives face island divided against itself, The Times Diary Stick something British on the wall, Nutrition: Effects on longevity, Protest in pay policy vote shows AUEW divisions, Madrid reforms meet stiff party opposition, Britain seeks a seat at 'Callan' trial, Advice to cut danger from asbestos coating, The Queen meets stallholders. News in Brief. Picture Gallery. Index. Display Advertising: Redifon, Littlewoods, Costas V. Philippou Ltd., Multiple Display Advertisements, Jones Lang Wootton, Exchange, King & Shaxson, Faber & Faber, Reuters, Vickers, Melida Torres, Cyprus, Cwmbran, High & Dry, carpets international, Bank of Cyprus, Lloyds Bank, The Limbo Connection, Cyprus Telecommunications Authority, Ncr, Benson and Hedges, Hellenic Bank Limited, The Mettoy Company Limited, Reginald Hill, Heuga Lives!, "Four Lanterns", Amathus Beach Hotel, Ch, Clydesdale Bank Ltd, Apollonia Beach Hotel, The Deep, Capital Budgeting & Company Finance, keo Wines, Libyan Arab Airlines. Official Appointments and Notices: Westminster School, Sir Harold's resignation honours list in full, Chelsea Show awards, Latest appointments, University news Bath, Cranleigh School, Bravery award. Weather: The Weather. Reviews: Fiction The Stepdaughter By Caroline Blackwood (Duckworth. £2.95) The Sun's Net, Cosi fan tutte Guildhall School, Power and a pimple The Diary of Samuel Pepys Volume IX 1668-69 Edited by R. C. Latham and W. Matthews, Otters and idylls Maxwell's Ghost An Epilogue to Gavin Maxwell's Camusfearna By Richard Frere, Montreal SO/Frühbeck de Burgos Festival Hall, Moving memoir The Seventh Gate By Peter Greave, I Lombardi Covent Garden, Family opposites The Masaryks The Making of Czechoslovakia, Crime Another Death in Venice, Village sketchbook Gallipot Eyes, Daryl Hall New Victoria Leonard Cohen Albert Hall, Choice and verdict The Creighton Report A Year in the Life of a Comprehensive School By Hunter Davies, Italy's comeback at Cannes, Mortimer on Heaven and Hell, Fashion Does a new age of the suit cometh?, Christopher Logue. Classified Advertising: Cinemas, Educational Scholarships And Fellowships, Secretarial and Non-secretarial Appointments, La creme de la creme, Forthcoming Events, Entertainments, Services, Appointments Vacant. Sport: Lost Chord will search out Meneval, Steele's forward stroke still in good working order, Oriel catch leaders 100yds from finish, Vilas range of strokes too wide for American, King uses his captain on way to first century, Sports in Brief, Bouncer stands idly at the door to Montreal, A dark cloud hangs over England's American tour, Back to base as steering of Kukri crumbles, Not a full blooded stroke against Holding, Netherlands are assured of place in last four, The sun rises and sets on a Hemingway hero, Faldo the winner who loses all financially, Rich flavour returns with Stewart and Foster, Greig supports head protection. Law: Legal aid down payment Regina v Uxbridge Justices, Ex parte Parnell, Disciplinary proceedings against head stopped Curtis v Manchester City Council. Politics and Parliament: Changes to be made to lending right Bill, Government twice defeated on fuel conservation proposals House of Lords, 'Reichstag' taunts over Government's move to enable nationalization Bill to proceed House of Commons, Changes in plans to help poorer families greeted with protests from both sides, One Bill on devolution to Scotland and Wales: Government hope to see legislation enacted next session, Presumption of entitlement to bail, Parliamentary notices House of Commons. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): Bombs, bullets and black scapegoats, 25 years ago From The Times of Saturday, May 26, 1951. Editorials/Leaders: Some Advance On The White Paper, More Than A Technicality, Whom HE Delights To Honour. Letters to the Editor: Confusion over property valuation, Bank nationalization benefits questioned, Aid for the wool textile industry, Critical stage at Unctad talks, Rabies risks, Production managers and recruitment, 'Pay-as-you-go' pensions security, The social cost of the Selby coal scheme, The British workman, The cod war, Subsidizing party politics, Probation committees, Britain and Cyprus, Dealing with immigration problems, Independent Transkei, The Consumer Credit Act and registration, 'Private Eye' and the law, Sale of council houses, Parliamentary ritual, Selling books of tickets could encourage more rail travel. Court and Social: Court Circular. Births. Marriages. Deaths. Obituaries: Lubos Holecek, Sir Reader Bullard Levant Consular Service, Obituary. Business and Finance: Gen Accident's premium ploy, Discount market, Battle royal over the 'king size', Hutchison's laggards under review as 1976 profit is sighted, Latest dividends, Eurosyndicat, Spot Position of Sterling, Vickers looks good enough to prosper on its own, Bayfine, Britain modifies stand at Unctad, Briefly Astbury And Madeley, Housebuilding down in all sectors last month, Tate & Lyle stake in starch firms, Acquisitions lift Myson sales to £40m annually, Forward Levels, Ten years of the Select Committee on Science and Technology, Strong second-half turnround by Transparent Paper, Bank Base Rates, Sterling's slide to new low raises fear of still higher interest rates, Decision on fast reactor in autumn, Unemployment And Vacancies, 'Appreciable' rise likely for Huntleigh, Guyana's £10m Booker McConnell compensation, Saudi-Iraqi split on oil prices, Ihc Holland Shipbuilding, Business Diary: James for the CBI · MCA's Howitt, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co Limited, Leslie & Godwin (HOLDINGS) LIMITED Insurance Brokers, Vickers to control tools group, Why National Institute takes optimistic view, Money Market Rates, Pritchard's record outturn, Market thinking on the nationalization impasse, Stake in crane group must be cut, report says, Fine Art is pushing to break through £3m, £11m Midland Bank computers, Shell putting 15pc on polypropylene prices, How the markets moved, Varley warning on delay over shipbuilding Bill, Tuesday's dividends, Gold, Mannesm'n Sees less prosperous year ahead Overseas, Bank calls on Hambros to assist in Bates inquiry, Equity bank sets out aims, Cap & Counties loses a suitor, April vehicle exports at £62m peak, Local loans, Shares widely hit by weakening pound, Commission launches scheme for attaining full employment in EEC, General Mining's Rossing stake trimmed to 2.1pc, Cut in Canada's inflation rate to 8pc 'within reach', CBI survey shows faster orders flow. Stock Exchange Tables: The Times Share Indices, Shares lose ground, Eurobond prices (midday indicators) $ Straights, Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, Foreign Exchange, Takeover snag upsets shipyard shares, Commodities, Recent Issues, Wall Street, Capper-Neill riding export wave. Business Appointments: Dexion-Comino names managing director. Property: Residential property Extra space raises problems, Property Also on pages 26 & 27, Flat Sharing. Arts and Entertainment: Broadcasting, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 14,312.
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