The Times - 23/04/1980
1980; Gale Group;
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By Caroline Atkinson, From Paul Routledge Labour Editor, From Christopher Thomas, From Michael Hornsby, From Tony Allaway, By Michael Hatfield Political Reporter, From Dessa Trevisan, From Patrick Brogan, BY Clifford Webb Midlands Industrial Correspondent, From Ronald Kershaw, By David Felton Labour Reporter, By Our Labour Staff, By Our Political Editor, From Donald Macintyre Labour Reporter, By Our Political Staff, By John Young Planning Reporter, By Nicholas Timmins, By Fred Emery Political Editor, By Our Local Government Correspondent, By Stewart Tendler Crime Reporter, By a Staff Reporter, By John Huxley, By Peter Evans Home Affairs Correspondent, By Hugh Clayton, By Diana Geddes Education Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, By Ian Bradley, By Arthur Reed Air Correspondent, By Lucy Hodges, By Our Air Correspondent, By Frances Gibb, By David Nicholson-Lord, From Arthur Osman, By Annabel Ferriman Health Services Correspondent, By Christopher Warman Local Government Correspondent, By Martin Huckerby Music Reporter, By Our Home Affairs Correspondent, From Ian Murray, From Our Own Correspondent, From Patricia Clough, From Charles Hargrove, From Frederick Bonnart, From Mario Modiano, From Richard Wigg, From Hasan Akhtar, From Kenneth Mackenzie, From David Cross, From Nicholas Ashford, By Our Foreign Staff, From Ray Kennedy, From Norman Fox Football Correspondent, By John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, By Srikumar Sen Boxing Correspondent, By Pamela Macgregor Morris, By Michael Phillips Racing Correspondent, By Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, By Roy McKelvie, By Sydney Friskin, By Conrad Voss Bark, By Jim Railton, Peter Brock, Rosemary Brown, Jean Finlayson, Sheridan Morley, Ned Chaillet, Max Harrison, Irving Wardle, William Mann, Joan Bakewell, Bernard Levin, Russell Johnston, Alan Hamilton, Philip Howard, A. L. Rowse, E. S. FAULKNER, , HUGH PRICE, , LEOPOLD LABEDZ, , JOHN GLUBB, , PETER R. ALFANDARY, , ROBERT NEILD, , G. D. HOLMES, , DOUGLAS DODDS-PARKER, , DICK PHILBRICK, , ALAN USHER, , J. A. H. FINBOW, , NIGEL FISHER, , ELIZABETH COCKERELL, , PETER RIGBY, , HUMPHREY BROOKE, , JOHN LOUIS LEPAGE, , TREVOR LYTTLETON, , CLAUDINE R. SINGER, , By Peter Brock, By Our Sale Room Correspondent, By Geraldine Norman, By Our Arts Reporter, J.A.C.H., By Harry Golombek Chess Correspondent, By Nicholas Hirst and john Huxley, From Peter Norman, By Peter Wilson-Smith, Roman Eisenstein, From Peter Hazelhurst, From Anthony Hilton, By Edward Townsend, By Patricia Tisdall Management Correspondent, By Donald Macintyre, By John Whitmore, By David Felton, Clifford Webb, By R. W. Shakespeare, By Derek Harrls, MARTIN E. SIMONS, , C. L. FOX, , EDWARD JAMES, , MICHAEL GRYLLS, , ALAN D. ROPER, , C. J. SCHOFIELD, , BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, David Hewson, Sao Paulo, Patrick Knight, Margaret Stone, By Philip Robinson, By Our Financial Staff, By Rosemary Unsworth, Gerald Ely, Edited by Peter Davalle,
ResumoNews: West Germans fear Armageddon, Prince's ghost haunts French politics, Make May 14 start of Tory decline, Mr McGahey says, Vale of Belvoir inqiry drawing to a close, Corner shops doing well despite the superstores, Raid man is still held, Text of the Community's declaration on trade sanctions, Adoption book plan for hard-to-place children, Union omits mention of 'industrial action', Britons urged to quit as ambassador is recalled, Strike another moderate blow, Warning given that fewer homes are likely to be built in 1980 than any year since 1920s, Attempt at abortion reform fails, Salisbury Parliament will be opened on May 14, Iran chaos warning by Mr Carter, Foreign ministers to join demonstration of solidarity by Nato, Unemployment reaches postwar record of 1,393,000, MP asks about cost of policing Front march, Shakespeare and the tell-tale sonnet, Striking cleaners tip rubbish on Métro line, Berlinguer list of discords with Peking, 'Mutual acknowledgment of culpability' might satisfy Tehran Professor with a plan to solve US-Iran crisis, Tear gas used to break up Coloured pupils' protest, Health plans criticized for failing to ensure local control, Yugoslavs await the death of President Tito, Pledge to improve Corsican life, Mr Karamanlis nominated for presidency, £95 Miami air fare move, Mrs Gandhi meets state leaders to seek common policy on Assam settlers, Private airline takes over municipal airport, Poorer nations win media victory, Mr Prior stands firm against Tory revolt, Killers of African elephants defy protection laws, Asian replacement on race relations body, Pakistan Army hierarchy switch by President Zia, Czech expulsion still unexplained, Subscription plan to beat dearer opera, Full pay for detention centre man, Creation of Zimbabwe Army meets problems, Science report Psychology: Eye contact in job interviews, EEC sets May 17 deadline for Iran sanctions, GLC to consider five routes to Docklands, London Diary, Pledge over use of organs from accident victims, Derailment holds up introduction of advanced train, Liberia's former leaders executed in public, Warning of lockout in printing dispute, Peace keeping more important than law enforcement commandant says, Secrecy over jobs cuts, Greece signs economic and cultural pact with US, Pope to meet Archbishop in Africa, Chief constable calls for introduction of sentencing boards, Leader held without trial, The children who write in reverse, Reagan slump in U S primary prediction, Thatcher call to ignore TUC day of action, One-step Ulster devolution the aim, Eight-seat victory for miners, Eton College, Muslim militants overwhelm left in Tehran university violence, Strike by 50 BL workers over loss of 'togging-up' allowance stops Mini and Allegro production, Amnesty names Ethiopians who vanished, Attempt to make death penalty illegal in Europe, Duke joins Olympic protest on boycotts, Reduction in custodial remands is urged, Suggestion of 'revolution' in South Yemen, Unofficial report condemns 'police violence' at Southall and demands a public inquiry, Peach case papers withheld, Murder of UN troops denounced by EEC, MP suggests legal curb on cigarette advertising, June auction of Cecil Beaton home, Fitting the face to a political broadcast, Brazil's rich get richer while the slums grow bigger, Police chiefs 'pilloried', Civil Service unions' threat of pay research rebellion, Hell by another name, Germ war tests on New York's underground, Social Focus How to make jury verdicts less hit and miss, ILEA fee rises may hit Bach choir, Stansted airport extension threatens 23 homes, Preggy proggers and the sitting room secretaries, 21 old folk die in fire caused by arson. Index. Display Advertising: Multiple Display Advertisements, Standard Chartered, Unilever N.V., Westherall Green & Smith, Cape Industries, Ricoh, China Acrobats, Polo, Thomas Tilling, British Transport Docks Board, The Hongkong Bank Group, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co. Limited, Douglas, Laing, Moulinex, S.Person & Son, Queens Moat Houses Limited, Hampton & Sons, Steel Brothers Holdings Limited, Pearson Longman, Punch. Politics and Parliament: Home help charges by councils, Professional and executive register stays, Fewer thefts at Heathrow airport but peers call for even tighter checks House of Lords, Peabody Trust tenancies, Walsall move criticized, Another Bill on abortion fails, Minister feels sorry for professor, Minister sets out pitfalls in Tory backbench demand for compulsory ballots before strikes, Deputation urges tougher line on pornography, Rise in unemployment inevitable but Mr Prior says it is not being used as economic weapon House of Commons, An 'excellent speech' by Mr Biffen. News in Brief. Weather: The Weather. Law: Defendant says PC was killed accidentally, Ladbroke's win plea for new hearing, Dismissed on marrying: no discrimination Skyrail Oceanic Ltd. v Coleman, £80,000 damages for workman, Boy 'struck down girl with a stone', Court of Appeal Where damages are higher Castanho v Brown and Root (U.K.) Ltd and Another.. Classified Advertising: Personal Columns, -Managerial-Administrative-Secretarial-Personal Assistants-, Entertainments, PERSONAL also on pages 4 and 30, Creme Creme, Appointments Vacant. Picture Gallery. Property: Strutt & Parker, Property Village life looks more attractive, Residential property, Rentals, Flat Sharing. Sport: Horse show Chance for outing indoors before agricultural shows, Athletics Marathonn winner accused of cheating, Sports in Brief, Hockey England to play Netherlands, Bowls Bryant becomes professional to promote game, Football Forest should guard against too much confidence in Amsterdam, Racing Monteverdi will take the more practical course to Epsom, Today's Football, Tennis Miss Brasher steadier at crisis point, Snooker Close call for Higgins in the first round, Boxing Gardner knocks on door of exclusive club again, Rackets Sweatnan and Hooper to face holders, Technique ought to match the loot, Rowing Crooks can keep Wingfield in the family, For the record, Angling Stocking up with trout, but cutting out 'fishmongers'. Reviews: Last night's television A taste to savour but not to fill The Philpott File BBC 2, Philharmonia / Svetlanov Festival Hall, Still holding its unique place Love on the Dole Royal Exchsnge, Manchester, Pale shadow of old Court days Early Days Cottesloe, Ron Daniels at the greater stage, London debuts, Edward II Bristol New Vic. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): And all for a string of devalued bends, 25 years ago From The Times of Saturday, April 23, 1955 Tribute to Churchill. Editorials/Leaders: Mr Scargill's Rotten Boroughs, Time To End The Float. Letters to the Editor: Future of forestry, A poor indication, Professional views of the Kelly inquest, Electoral reform, Documentaries and history, Value of the midwife, Whisper who dares, Conveyancing fees, Diversity of 'small business ', Fire Service cuts, Future of South Africa, Strong language, Billigsgate plans, Users' interest represented at BSI, Saving money on annual reports, In the foregroud, Down the wrong road in Iran?, Overseas students' fees. Court and Social: Court Circular. Official Appointments and Notices: Latest appointments New Ambassador to Czechoslovakia, Garter Knights, Church news. Marriages. Arts and Entertainment: Television, Illuminated Koran makes £25,000 at Sotheby's, Regional Tv, Radio, Personal Choice, Richard Baker named as 1979 top newscaster, Sosonko edges ahead in London chess contest, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 15,206. Obituaries: Sir Stephen Holmes Former High Commissioner in Australia, Captain H. D. Owen, Col Sir Anthony Wharton. Deaths. Business and Finance: Managers' pay rises below average, Grand Met receives another rebuff, Discount market, United Carriers profits up 36pc to £3.8m, Profits doubled at TKM, Travis & Arnold up 54 pc in record year, Morale boost for Leyland managers, Unitech plans £3m rights issue, Commodities, International, Wilson (Connolly) tops £5m mark, Third World divided over IMF gold sales, Unemployment, Steel Bros ends year 10pc down at £5.8m, Are unit trusts over the worst?, Private jobs to ease BSC losses, Sanctions could hit Talbot deal, Higher Canadian tax on drinks, Thomas Tilling optimistic, Central bankers back Carter measures, Japan may pull out of Soviet deal, Rediffusion omits interim, Public investment in BL nears £1,000m mark, Backing for monetary base control system, Steel fabricators face threat to exports, NEDO chief's case for oil funds to aid industry, Options, Call to keep private capital out of BNOC, Threat to banks from leapfrogging claims, The Pound, Stock Markets, UK coal 'should get EEC aid', Briefly, Liggett sale to Pernod blow for Grand Met, In Brief Talks hint on BSC successor, West Yorkshire mills win £2m worth of textile orders from Iraq, Silentnight lifts dividend despite lower profits, Japan unworried by oil embargo, Gold, CEGB abandons work on Isle of Grain power station with 2,000 jobs loss, Share prices soar on Wall Street, Business Diary: ATV and the princess · Secret service, Textile losses hold Bodycote rise to 4 pc, Brown Boveri profits fall 22pc to £5.8m, European banks may take strong line on Iran, Marples Ridgway set to abandon £100m road building contract, 470 bakery workers to lose jobs, EMS European Currency Rates, Shoppers Paradise sets growth target. Stock Exchange Tables: Wall Strret, Sterling: Other Markets, Recent Issues, Authorized units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, Stock Exchange prices Falls extended, Price Changes, Foreign exchange report, Stock markets Gilts profit taking sends equities reeling. Business Appointments: Business appointments Sir Monty Finniston joins Bodycote International. Births.
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