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The Times - 13/07/1982

1982; Gale Group;

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By Stewart Tendler, Crime Reporter, By Philip Webster, Political Reporter, By Rupert Morris, By David Cross, By Anthony Bevins, Political Correspondent, By David Felton Labour Reporter, By Our Labour Correspondent, By Donald Macintyre, Labour Correspondent, By Jeannette Mitchell, From Tim Jones, From Ronald Kershaw, By Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, By Julian Haviland, Political Editor, By the Staff of "Nature", By Frances Gibb, By Clifford Longley, Religious Affairs Correspondent, By Pearce Wright Science Editor, By Michael Baily, Transport Editor, By Our Local Government Correspondent, By Pat Healy Social Services Correspondent, By Baron Phillips Property Correspondent, By David Walker, Local Government Correspondent, From Arthur Osman, By Lucy Hodges, Education Correspondent, By Christopher Warman, By Nicholas Timmins, By Pearce Wright, Science Editor, By Hugh Clayton Environment Correspondent, From Robert Fisk, From Nicholas Ashford, From Our Own Correspondent, From Christopher Walker, From Michael Hamlyn, From Charles Harrison, From Richard Owen, From David Watts, From Neil Kelly, By Caroline Moorehead, Irving Wardle, Paul Griffiths, John Russell Taylor, Stephen Pettitt, Dennis Hackett, PHS, by Dr.J. H. Habgood, Robert Fisk, by Philip Howard, John Pardoe, Geoffrey Smith, LYNN WALSH, GORDON CHERRY, PETER STONE, WILLIAM BROWN, NICHOLAS WARDEL, GERALD KAUFMANN, ROY HATTERSLEY, DAVID ENNALS, GEORGE MORTON, R. K. LITHERLAND, ERIC THACKER, R. J. SOUTH, JAN McDONALD, MALLORY WOBER, ROBIN M. BEECHEY, G. R. F. SOUTER, PATRICK DUNN, ROSALIE ELWES, M. LOVEGROVE, By Harry Golombek Chess Correspondent, By Geraldine Norman, Sale Room Correspondent, F.A.L., From our Saleroom Correspondent, By David Blake, Economics Editor, By Our Financial Staff, By Our Banking Correspondent, By Michael Prest, By Derek Harris Commercial Editor, By Peter Wilson-Smith, Banking Correspondent, From Peter Norman., Drew Johnston, Jonathan Davis, C. Gordon Tether, By a Special Correspondent, By Our Racing Staff, By Our Newmarket Correspondent, By John Woodcock, Cricket Correspondent, By Steve Elliott, By Peter Marson, By Richard Streeton, By John Hennessy, Golf Correspondent, From John Wilcockson, By Our Rifle Shooting Correspondent, By Stuart Jones, Football Correspondent, By Nicholas Keith, Sports Editor, By Norman Fox, By Peter Aykroyd, By Rex Bellamy, By Paul Harrison, By John Hennessy, Edited by Peter Dear, By Anthony Bevins Political Correspondent,

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Index. News: Nurses hold out on increased offer, Hierarchy is key to 'relaxed' household, Curse of the curmudgeon, EXIT votes on demand to drop suicide guide, Democracy Soviet-style Organization that tries to keep system on its toes, The legal options facing BR, Factories in China face the axe, Argentina admits to Britain that hostilities are over, Decision day in rail strike, Science report Fluoride flourishing in the food chain, MP in clash over inner city mood, Unions consider call for laws to reduce hours, Tripos examination results at Cambridge University, Yorkshire rebuff on miners' HQ, This death blow to church unity, Rebels claim success in renewed Somali war, Maplin site for airport is opposed, The Times Diary Dreaming of a mudlark meeting, Russian pessimism on arms talks, Unrest in Israel The soldiers who hate this war, Mr Peter Noble introducing, Roads, Washington has doubts about guerrilla pull-out, Man in the news Lee to urge British role east of Suez, Falklands aftermath Pride and prayers for fallen sons of Wales, Ward flows in blood What four hours' shelling meant to a hospital, County council set to ban school canings, Sihanouk seeks aid from West, 'Chessie' comes to the lakeside party, Overseas selling prices, Bishop resigns from church unity body, Diet menu for Europe BA to trim staff and passengers, MPs pressed to join benefit cut revolt, Airport profits up, £175,000 for hospital blunder, Teachers criticized over 'bar' on police, New blood pressure treatment, Mitterrand tries to calm storm, The ugly reality of war Israel is trying to hide, Back on the devolution trail, Moreover... Miles Kington, Gaps in palace security shown up by intruder, Guards for Moro 'untrained', Why press-gang an Alliance leader?, TV top ten, Travel information, Spies 'tried to buy interferon', Red Cross can visit prisoners, The papers, A royal echo down the BBC years, Merchant Taylors, Prisoner on roof spurns jailbreak, Crusade for democracy takes shape in America, Iranian forces 'on verge' of thrust into Iraq, Nuclear sites doubted, University News Oxford class lists, Agreement on prisoners, Prisoners of conscience USSR: Mykola Trofimovych Pohyba, Palestinian defiance: Dr. Politics and Parliament: Labour left win vote to nationalize banks, Legal System Concern at suborning of jurors, Foot abandons stance against Tatchell, Parliament today, Frank Johnson in the Commons A policy of complete bewilderment, Finance Bill National Loans Fund will lend to councils, Employment Bill Deterring closed shop sackings, Industry A plea to 'Y' car buyers, Borrowers get choice over home loans, Commons Overhaul of security at Palace promised, Prime Minister's audience brought forward Thatcher expresses sympathy. Display Advertising: Phillips, Base Lending Rates, British Caledonian, The Sun, Annabelinda, Dinner Suits, Vins De Pays, Volvo, Twa, Peugeot, Mencap, Weatherall Green & Smith, Population Concern, The Times, Orion Royal Bank, Harrods, Fendi, Maxwell Croft. Law: Homes will hide minster, court told, Shares valued at agreed issue price Stanton (Inspector of Taxes) v Drayton Commercial Investment Co Ltd, Banknote bail, Employee's remedy in Strasbourg Taylor v Co-Operative Retail Services Ltd, Licensees not liable for defects in brewers' measuring devices Bellerby v Carle and Another, Woman accused of spying, Ship's arrest enforces foreign judgment. News in Brief. Picture Gallery. Arts and Entertainment: Close chess win for England over Iceland, Fashion: by Suzy Menkes Great Gainsborough!, Today s television and radio programmes, Sale room Two Australian views by convict fetch £63,800, Tompion is saved for the nation, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 15,880. Property: Home sales linked to divorces, Salerooms and Antiques, Country Property. Reviews: Don Giovanni Glyndebourne, La Bohème Covent Garden, television A waste of Lowe's talents, Theatre Insignificance Royal Court, Concert Vincento Baroque Queen Elizabeth Hall, Galleries Giving substance to the silly season. Editorials/Leaders: There IS No Free Lunch, Candle-Ends In A Corner, Where Were The Guards?. Letters to the Editor: Plight of Iranians, Defence imperatives, Guilt by association, Thanksgiving service, Lest we forget, Out of touch on covenanting?, The cities of Zion, Theatre Museum: substance, not shadow, Local government role, A well-worn theme, Off the rails, Picket's progress. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Births. Deaths. Official Appointments and Notices: Appointments in the Forces Royal Navy, Church news New Rector for Langham Place, University news Liverpool. Obituaries: Obituary, Mr Danny Cremona, Prof Werner Schwarz, Mr B. M. Russ-Turner, Sir Christopher Cox, Maria Jeritza Forceful and flamboyant soprano. Stock Exchange Tables: The pound, Latest Results, Sterling: Spot and Forward, Commodities, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co. Limited, Stock Exchanges, Stock Exchange Prices Interest rate hopes. Business and Finance: Gold takes on a new life, Marketing And Advertising: Icecream Sun smiles on the ice cream makers, Overseas Companies, Small firm scheme is 'on course', Rank Disappointing, The cartel which lost its way, Fraser puts 12 stores up for sale, Heavy trading in New York, Thatcher policies backed, Bank claims 10,000 Saturday volunteers, Cakebread Robey & Co. plc, Improved trading helps Monk to new high Shares rise 6 per cent, Issues Of Government Stock, Pipeline export credit deal, Oil market prices drop, Real interest rates are now near their highest level, Companies, Price Changes, Marking the end of an era Dunlop sells up in Malaysia for £73m, Question of age, Speculation on brokers' merger, Today, International Inefficiency cuts growth in China, Interest Rates, Bankers resign in Berisford battle, Eagle Star As expected, Interest rates ease in Europe and US Base rate cut expected as Bank exerts pressure, Amersham Still unloved, Wall Street, Is this a blessing in disguise?, Nissan talks, Money Markets, * Eagle Star Holdings, the, Carclo Summary of Results, Bids And Deals, Currencies, Signs of Greater Expectations. Business Appointments: Appointments New chief for information group. Sport: Water Pistol's range fails to carry, Experiments by Brearley put Notts on the rack, Shooting Double win for de Havilland at Bisley, Sports in Brief, Kapil Dev again England's stumbling block, Proposed Sa Tour World Cup players spurn South African advances, Cup hopes that were killed by a fear of failure, Leicester, Success Spanish style, Gymnastics To Zurich for fun come the 15,000, Leicester v Derby, Edinburgh results, Pontefract, Viewpoint The flair, the feuds and the failings, Lumb turns on Boycott over second run out, Fencing GB medal hopes in four events, MIM hit by hall closure, Charlie's Prospect chases fifth win, Tennis McEnroe surfaces after titanic battle, Yachting Second leg should see further records, Cycling Hinault gets a glimpse of Anderson's yellow back, Football Wallace leaves Leicester, Golf Crosby sings the praises of Troon, Yorks v Gloucester, Prince Philip in same team to defend title, Needham arrives at hour of great need, Athletics Ovett is ready to race on Saturday, A triumvirate of Wimbledon greats under scrutiny, Folkestone, Pakistan beat light and their opponents, Invitation side arrives, Sussex v Somerset, Reaction Italians join hands in a blue heaven, Nottinghamshire v Middlesex, Statistics Facts and figures from 1982. Classified Advertising: Entertainments, Wanted, Today's events, Legal Appointments. Weather: The Weather.

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