The Times - 21/06/1973
1973; Gale Group;
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By Paul Routledge Labour Correspondent, By Our Political Staff, From Our Correspondent, By Michael Hatfield Political Staff, By Our Foreign Staff, From Patrick Brogan, By Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, By Peter Evans Home Affairs Correspondent, By Our Home Affairs Correspondent, By Clive Borrell, By Alan Hamilton Labour Staff, From Robert Fisk, From Roger Choate, By Our Medical Reporter, By Our Social Services Correspondent, By Stewart Tendler, By Our Education Correspondent, By Frank Roberts Local Government Correspondent, By Our Motoring Correspondent, From Our Local Government Correspondent, By Christopher Walker, By Christopher Sweeney, By Arthur Reed Air Correspondent, By Our Legal Correspondent, By Pearce Wright Science Correspondent, Tony Aldous, From Stephen Jessel Education Correspondent, By Our Religious Affairs Correspondent, From Dan van der Vat, From David Cross, From Our Own Correspondent, By Our Parliamentary Correspondent, From Anthony Thomas US Economics Correspondent, From Florencia Varas, From Eric Marsden, By Clifford Longley Religious Affairs Correspondent, From Michael Knipe, By Jim Railton, By John Nicholls, By Neil Allen Athletics Correspondent, By Neil Allen Boxing Correspondent, By Michael Phillips Racing Correspondent, By Lewine Mair, By Pamela MacGregor-Morris, Joan Chissell, William Gaunt, Michael Ratcliffe, Thomas Walker, Charles Lewsen, Irving Wardle, Robert Nye, George Hill, Ion Trewin, Laurence Cotterell, Stanley Olson, Our Medical Correspondent, Katie Stewart, Bernard Levin, Ronald Butt, Peter Nichols, PHS, Jerome Caminada, ANDREW GILCHRIST, J. MacMILLAN, , D. M. R. BENTLEY, , JAMES REED, , GEOFFREY CHANDLER, , ANTHONY BULL, , KINNOULL, , T. C. BARKER, , ONSLOW, , EDWARD A. SMITH, , JOYCE M. DAVIES, , ANNA FLETCHER, , L. HALSEY, , DAVID R. BATES, , JAY HITCHMAN, , VUONG VAN BAC, , ALEC BISHOP, ANTONY HORNBY, , GRAHAM WEBSTER, , ROGER FULFORD, , By Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, J. A. D. W writes:, I.A.M. writes:-, By Dennis Dwyer, By Richard Spiegelberg, From Roger Berthoud, By Our Financial Staff, By Malcolm Brown, By Peter Hill, By Adrian Hope, By Kenneth Owen, Eynon Smart, By Robert Keatley, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, By R. W. Shakespeare, GEORGE COPEMAN, , BARBARA SMOKER, , PETER WHITAKER, , DONALD CUNNINGHAM, , JOHN R. OGILVIE, , INA GILCHRIST, , John Whitmore, Peter Waymark, by John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, by Richard Streeton, by Tony Cozier, by Michael Brearley, by Robin Marlar, by Irving Rosenwater, by Tom Scanlan, by John Young, by David Frith, J. M. Kilburn, Douglas Insole, John Woodcock, Richard Streeton, Alan Gibson, by Rachael Flint, by Alan Gibson, by Ben Travers,
ResumoNews: Cricket The skill is undiminished though for today's players the game is much more difficult, Village stories may be tall but most of them are true, Liberal MPs call for tribunal on Poulson affair, One up to anonymity on 'The Times', Minister in talks on Wimbledon dispute, Proposals for fairer allocation of funds, Mr Connally denies his advice was ignored, Chief of Race Relations Board criticizes Government's 'retreat on coloured immigration', Skylab men report fit after 26 days, The Times Diary Battle veterans show their scars, Mother ready to return social security file, Clamorous voices of an English summer: the all-star commentator's Eleven, Boy discovers microfilm in his Polish shoelaces, Letting of Centre point may beat rates, Sgr Rumor asked to lead Cabinet, £10,000 fine for oil in river, Another whale species may be in danger, Black athletes 'had to act as porters for team', Check on 19 schools after roof collapse, The country path to comparative prosperity and an optimistic outlook, Dispute over state control splits Labour ranks again, Britain needs 'massive investment in brain power' to survive, Mr Nixon's campaign committee fined $3,000, Royal commission on council finance urged, Use good raw ingredients for, Mr Humphreys asks for full procedures, Parishes to be consulted on property, Motoring Japanese car with a lot of enjoyment, Tour friendships survive the racial bickering, Discrimination increasing, renort says, Purists complain but one-day matches fill up the coffers, Increase in legal aid for civil litigation, New rules on British air safety, Essex Monday Club to challenge expulsion, Motorists put £24m into parking meters, Pay and prices talks in jeopardy after AUEW ban, Every opportunity for the analyst, Planned merger 'will not change art education', 13 killed, 250 hurt, in gun battle at Pern airport, Environment Architects in 'trap' of inflation over housing design, Mr Laird's name is linked with phone calls, West Europe Provincial authorities clash with Franco regime over strikers, Son of Israeli MP guilty of Arab spying link, Court ruling tomorrow, M Pompidou takes 10 ministers to Bonn, Science report Geology: How diamonds form, Resettling the disabled, Wrangle over juggernauts put off until autumn, Why the Tories will win again, All Chile told to stop work in support of Allende regime, 24-storey hotel project for Jerusalem is forbidden, Israel checking report of embassy unrest, President Thieu gives new instructions to negotiator, Sentence reduced on Angry Brigade man, Glory, adulation and the chance of sailing off to the big financial rewards, Targets of fun in stage show, EEC 'fair deal' on sherry imports, World Cup boosts women's role, Japanese 'not enthusiastic' about Concorde, NUR prepares its own report on rail future, All styles and languages contribute to the literature, S Africa denies it has troops in Mozambique, Sweet and sour for saccharin, Voluntary code adopted on car seats for children, School drop-out behind desertion leaflet, Wisdom of looking after number one, Conversazioni, Bourguiba hint pursued by Mr Eban, West Europe Bonn formally annuls Munich pact and completes E German treaty, Adventure in each ball bowled, Pastoral strategy plan for Catholic Church, Students' grants burden shifted to Government, Way will soon open for urban districts to set up their own new-style town councils, New York to have TV crime watch, The art of captaincy is a skill that begins where the rule book ends, Chrysler talks break down, Pay increases for black S Africans seen as self-defeating exercise, Mrs Levy says Tories were her best clients, Man arrested after shouting at Mrs Gandhi, Spectacular decade of a patient Pope, Frigates stand by for nuclear zone protest, Help promised for 'battered' wives, RAF to assess relief plans for African drought, Brezhnev-Nixon accord on nuclear arms, Making sense of your space Part three Bedrooms, Man tried to kill daughter after incest, Mr Craig refuses to discuss his policies in TV programme on Ulster election, Counties fear for the future, Major drives booby-trap post van into river. News in Brief. Picture Gallery. Index. Display Advertising: Brussels-Sheraton Hotel, Fribourg & Treyer, Ppa, The Industrial And General Trust Limited, Gillette, Christien Sell Limited, Edinburgh Industrial Holdings Limited, Multiple Display Advertisements, Cassell, Lead Industries Group Limited, Kosset Carpets Limited, Department Of Trade And Industry, Midland Bank, British Leyland Uk Ltd, The Times, Crusader, Matthews, Arbuthnot Latham, Fraser Ansbacher, Transvaal Consolidated Land And Exploration Company Limited, Towers & Co. Ltd., Guinness Interim Statement, Js&p, Greenings, John Player League Cricket., Devere Hotels & Restaurants Ltd, Haig, The Benson & Hedges Cup, Pelham Books, Chatto & Windus, Boac, Government Of New Zealand, Ladbrokes, Bayer, The Singer Company, Bell's Scotch Whisky, F. H. Lloyd Holdings Limited, Hintons, Portsmouth And Sunderland Newspapers, Limited, Mexico, Halifax Building Society, Mnb, Hine, Quarter Day. Law: Chancery Division Tax payable on Esso's World Cup coins, Man questioned in Barn murder case, Court of Appeal Notice of readiness ineffective before fumigation, Court is asked to pay £2.5m from Rhodesian funds, Director tells court that former mayor 'seemed to have entry into every council', Sentences on six in terrorism trial. Weather: The Weather. Classified Advertising: Business Notices, The Times Motor Show Place, Women's Appointments, Funeral Arrangements, Entertainments, Business Services, Appointments Vacant. Official Appointments and Notices: Cape Town university official resigns, University news, Latest appointments, Church news. Sport: Tennis 35 withdraw but Nastase will play, Rowing Nottingham have £25,000 to encourage strong entry, Boxing Shavers could meet Bugner or Frazier, Racing Watertight case for Celtic Cone, Sports in Brief, Yachting Wigley may have left challenge too late, Golf Mrs Sander cruises comfortably to head qualifiers by seven strokes, Horse show First and second for impressive Pyrah, Athletics British teams left without captains, Skating Janet Lynn signs £1m contract with ice show, Cricket A hat-trick relieves gloom of a wet day. Politics and Parliament: Timber output should treble by end of century House of Lords, Scottish Bill, Pressure on building, Minister keeps quiet on Tory house and land prices record House of Commons, Power of executive to cooperate with Eire, Too few vote for Liberal Bill on rights of workers, Lessening the tax burden, Inquiry into Slater Walker operations rejected by Sir G. Howe, 'I see no call to alter driving age to 18', Request led to £13m cut in rate demands, Governor of Ulster cannot be retained, Talks before appointments, Attaching conditions to improvement grants, Hope that Maplin will not be a burden on taxpayers. Reviews: Romantic v Classic Art Atv, Talent spotting at Interforum, Auden: bishop or poet?, Italian Baroque Painting, Fiction Temporary Kings By Anthony Powell, The juggernaut from Wales The Young Lloyd George By John Grigg (Eyre Methuen £4.50) Lloyd George: Family Letters 1885-1936 Edited by Kenneth 0. Morgan, The Enlightenment of the Strawberry Gardener King's Head, Trench humour The Wipers Times Edited by Patrick Beaver, Ahead of his time Mind's Eye An Autobiography, 1927-1972 By Basil Dean, Quickguide, Twilight of monarchy Marie of Romania The Intimate Life of a Twentieth Century Queen By Terence Elsberry, Pugnacious revue at Stratford E Nuts Theatre Workshop, Relying on gestures Niels Viggo Bentzon Purcell Room, Poetry Lowells, Cabots and God. Property: Property To Let, Country Properties, Flat Sharing. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Saturday, June 19, 1948 New German money, A political posse running the American Inquisition. Editorials/Leaders: The Lessons Of Ryton, No Soft Option In Ulster, Players Out Of Court. Letters to the Editor: Propaganda during the war, Northern Ireland, World oil resources and the Maplin airport project, Prisoner in Viet-Nam, Payments and the Post Office, The chief-brave ratio of secretaries, Temporary secretaries in hospitals, Zany state of UK charity law and a simple solution, Litter and capitalism, At Waterloo, Tax and the arts, Tests on the Third, Roman Bath, Pathetic service in big stores will drive away customers, Decadence of transport accounting, Why Labour's plan for ownership is wrong here, Railway lunches. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Deaths. Arts and Entertainment: Emerald in sale brings £90,000, Broadcasting, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 13,412, Radio. Obituaries: Sir Malcolm Stoddart-Scott, Major M. Dewey Show Jumping Secretary, Mr Harold Hobson Consulting engineer. Business and Finance: Action paper by CBI soon on workers' participation, Industrial films Best tools for job of showing things happen, Europe and Overseas, Bids and Deals, Commodities Rubber price rise 'astronomical', Danger of 'package tour pollution', Boom embarrasses the plastics suppliers, Deadlock in Chrysler talks as earlier peace hope is dashed, Rubber prices accelerate, Police called to BSC plant in North Wales, Higher interim profit from Guinness, Equities Bid hopes boost A & N Stores, Unilever unions of 20 countries form joint body, M Giscard will not accept 'unreal' value of dollar, Sime Darby sells Seafield for £27.6m, Company News Late sprint hoists Chubb profits by a third, Hoechst to challenge IBM and Rank Xerox in office equipment, Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, Poland seeks links with western technology, West's raw steel production reaches record, £5¼m palm oil deal, Fixed Interest and Money Nervous day for gilts, Briefly from the Boardroom, Slater, Walker after the merger debacle, Tokyo hint of escalation clauses in ship orders, New peace formula goes to Perkins stewards today, Firestone strike call by 18,000, Justified opposition from the stockholders, Trust asks for DTI inquiry, Women's Appointments Secretarial, Average manual basic wage up 14.7 pc in year, Another oil zone revealed by Red Sea well, Mining No dividend this year at Le Nickel, Fison drug cleared for sale in America, French industrial outlook good, bank reports, BLMC Cowley standstill ended, Issues & Loans, EEC report calls for joint action against all tax haven countries, Waterways 'could take low value bulk goods', Business Diary: Trust's novel idea for home loans, Feedback role for patents committee, Uncertainty hits price of Slater shares, Problem of 40m unwanted pairs of Russian shoes, New members on SE Council, Results from BSC will show move into profit a year before expected, Post Office likely to make application for higher tariffs in next few days, £40m government offer to back Hawker plane, Gatt chief proposes conduct code for textiles, Japanese alarm American steelmakers with £7.2m mill in New York State. Stock Exchange Tables: How the markets moved, The Times Share Indices, London & Regional Market Prices Intal news boosts Fisons, The Times list of latest dividends, Spot Position of Sterling, Recent Issues, Eurobond prices (midday indicators), Money Market Rates, Wall Street, Foreign Exchange Dollar loses early impetus. Business Appointments: Business appointments Changes at Hawker Siddeley Aviation. Births.
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