The Times - 14/09/1983
1983; Gale Group;
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By Frances Williams, Economics Correspondent, From Julian Haviland Political Editor, By Bryan Appleyard, By Marcus Williams, By David Felton Labour Correspondent, By Jonathan Davis, Financial Correspondent, From Nicholas Ashford Washington, From Robert Fisk on board the USS Eisenhower off the Lebanese coast, By John Witherow and Stewart Tendler, By Anthony Bevins, Political Correspondent, By Our Political Correspondent, By Our Local Government Correspondent, By David Felton, Labour Correspondent, By Michael Baily Transport Editor, By Hugh Clayton, Environment Correspondent, From Harry Golombek, Chess Correspondent, Manchester, By Peter Wilson-Smith, Banking Correspondent, By Clive Cookson, Technology Correspondent, By John Young Agriculture Correspondent, By David Nicholson-Lord, By Clifford Longley, Religious Affairs Correspondent, From Martha Honey, San Jose, Costa Rica, From Christopher Thomas, Washington, From Roger Boyes, Warsaw, From Florencia Varas, Santiago, From Ian Murray Strasbourg, From Zoriana Pysariwsky New York, From Richard Owen Moscow, From Christopher Walker Jerusalem, From Our Own Correspondent, Strasbourg, From Our Own Correspondent Moscow, From Hasan Akhtar Islamabad, From Mohsin Ali, Washington, From Michael Hamlyn Delhi, From Richard Wigg Madrid, From Our Own Correspondent, Madrid, By a Staff Reporter, From John Earle Rome, From Trevor Fishlock New York, Myrtle Allen, PHS, David Butler, Lucy Hodges, Jock Bruce-Gardyne, Jonathan Sale, MICHAEL MILBOURN, , DENIS HAVILAND, , DAVID FISHER, Editor, , P. G. AMEY, Sales Director, , GRAHAM C. GREENE, , JOHN MULKERN, , M. R. J. HOLMES, , ROGER FALK, , DEREK HUDSON, , HOWARD ROSEN, , OSCAR TURNILL, , By Pearce Wright, Science Editor, Nicholas Kenyon, Anthony Masters, Dennis Hackett, Hilary Finch, Irving Wardle, · by Michael Clark, By Jonathan Clare, By Anthony Hilton, By Derek Pain, By Our Financial Staff, By JonathanDavis, Financial Correspondent, From Maxwell Newton New York, From Bailey Morris Washington, From Peter Ball, Kaiserslautern, From Stuart Jones, Odense, By Hugh Taylor, From Don Cameron, Auckland, From Barry Pickthall, Newport, Rhode Island, By David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, By John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, By Alan Gibson, By Richard Streeton, By Ivo Tennant, By Peter Marson, By Srikumar Sen, Boxing Correspondent, By Lewine Mair, Jenny MacArthur, By Keith Macklin, By Michael Phillips, Racing Correspondent, Malcolm Brown, Edited by Peter Dear, By Paul Routledge, Labour Editor, PH,
ResumoNews: Film worker denies video piracy, Japanese jets scramble against Soviet bombers, Swing to left in Norwegian local polls, And then there were four..., Diagnosis by computer, Pakistani dispute on riot toll, Angry minister puts off UN official's Bonn visit, Rural rides in an armoured car, Victory by default at the UN, Theatre chief meets Soviet officials, Counter-offensive by the Treasury, Poles face food price rises, Glut of heroin raises purity and cuts streets price by half, Campaign on shoddy slippers, Democracy's long late day on the dots in the ocean, FBI lays siege to Cosa Nostra, Europeans 'must stick together', Teacher called a wog by colleague awarded £500, Tomorrow, Mole at the top, On the crest of a wave Penny Perrick won an audience with Clare Francis, the sailing lady who inspires an awesome response, Mint covers, Doubt cast on SDP values by Liberal MP, Commentary, Lucky strike with the matchmaker, Reagan steps up Beirut air power, Challenge to doorstep milk supply, Battle is rejoined over north circular route, Princess launches cash effort for the Olympics, Wife drove car at raging bull, Fatal binge of homesick Russians, A dogged devotion to duty, Civil Service pay curb aims at £500m savings, Craxi seeks to limit spending, 'No politics' warning for youth scheme, America's Cup: Why I had to go, Evidence plea on inner city questions, Salvador 'channels CIA aid to anti-Sandinistas', Madrid presses for cut in wage increases, Royal Family aid jobless, Aeroflot ban bites deeper, Geologist cleared of oil data theft charge, Reagan on the offensive over Central America, Church of England membership decline resumes, Law group wants legal brothels, Sir Geoffrey on three-day visit to Hungary, Chile police pose as left-wingers, Who has most bottle in the bubbly battle? San Francisco, Court told of Welsh firebomb campaign, Euro-MPs table motion censuring Greece for blunting EEC protest £23m insurance payout on plane, Talkback, MPs angry at BL's low profile, Shorter mortgage queues likely as savings pour into building societies, Spy charge outlined in Pravda, Allhallows School Devon, EEC will have to juggle the books, Third white officer to be freed, Outsider McGovern joins presidential race, Roads, Saved! Conference fails to catch fire, Quarry test for national parks, Lawson plugs £1bn oil tax loophole, A fruitful autumn foray into the bush Guest Cook, Innovate, exploit-and prosper At the Prime Minister's Lancaster House science seminar, Lord Weinstock, managing director of GEC, outlined some of the problems facing British industry, and how the Government can help, Incomes policy the only way, Williams says Reports from Robert Morgan, Anthony Hodges, and Barbara Day, MacGregor and Scargill have 'very civilized meeting', Law to end London bus monopoly, One in four pupils under 16 smoking, Seveso agrees to £4.5m compensation, The day when it rained sixes, The papers, Putting right the regional fiasco, Assembly onslaught on Livingstone, The spy who came out in the open, SDP 'tougher than Norman Tebbit', The Times Diary Dry humour, Cupboard fortune is shared, Ideal of man who burnt submarine, SDP could 'roll up map of socialism', Clarke defends NHS cuts, Jesuits elect little-known Dutch academic to be their new leader, Coping with rush hour at the Prado, Taking the rise of the street where I limp, Kinnock forecasts a bigger slump, Sharon and Arens clash over Lebanon, Amnesty plea on rights sent to Honecker, Protecting our biological heritage, Vauxhall offer rejected, Moscow stadium chief gets 12 years, 'Overspending' councils were in credit. Index. Picture Gallery. Display Advertising: Medea, Ruthmol, British Aerospace, Times Books Ltd, Btr, Bryan Walls & Partners (School-Fees) Ltd., The New Leicestercard Bond., The Stock Conversion And Investment Trust plc, Kodak, Luncheon Vouchers, Sunday Times, Hfs, HOOVER & Persil, Computer Competition, méxico, Olympic Airways. Official Appointments and Notices: Radar order for Navy confirmed, Latest appointments. News in Brief. Arts and Entertainment: Today's television and radio programmes BBC 1, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 16,234, Russian keeps chess lead, Concise Crossword (No 149). Editorials/Leaders: Inventors Incorporated, Abusing The Chair, Hungary's Way. Letters to the Editor: Body and mind, Books as a 'danger' to public order, A breathing space for Brazil's economy, .333 recurring, 'Typically British'?, Heavy lorry ban, Prison visitors, Saving film industry, Newspaper verses, Grain subsidies, Straw burning. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Births. Deaths. Obituaries: Sir Kenneth Roberts-Wray, Sir Wilfrid Sheldon, Mr G. A. Grounds, Mr John Stais, Professor Felix Bloch Distinguished contributions to atomic physics, Obituary. Reviews: Music's quiet man, Television Simply lost for words, BBC Scottish SO/Hurst Albert Hall/Radio 3, New books-hardback, The Tempest Barbican, The Madness Upstream, Straining without support La clemenza de Tito Palace, Manchester, Today's events Royal engagement, Achieving the desired effect A Streetcar Named Desire Greenwich. Classified Advertising: Domestic And Catering Situations, Acknowledgments, La crème de la crème, Super Secretaries, Entertainments, Animals And Birds, Tempting Times. Stock Exchange Tables: Commodities London Commodity Prices, Recent Issues, Sterling: Spot and Forward, Shares continue their fall, Authorized Units & Insurance Funds, Wall Street, British Funds. Business and Finance: Bambers suspended after heavy losses, How great ideas have easily led to disaster, Playing the joker to trump IMF, Argentine loan threat, The pound, Tilling turns in first-half loss as BTR writes £30m off value, Group Interim Results (unaudited) for the six months to 30 June 1983, Index falls below 700, Oilmen's Magnus opus, Investment and Finance City Editor Anthony Hilton, Fleet profits trebled, Bowater stays bullish despite fall in profits, Royal Worcester fights £20m bid, Company News In Brief, Congress votes are crucial to Europe, The Fleming Enterprise Investment Trust plc, Aerospace back in good books, Index in 12-point nosedive, Base Lending Rates. Shipping News: Ships warning. Business Appointments: Appointments. Sport: Rangers in no danger, First race called off in shifting winds, Sports in Brief, Zimbabwe face new handicap, Today's Fixtures, Salmon Leap's crucial test at Leopardstown, Rain may delay start, Rain ends chance to splash out, Perfect target for Gumbs's big guns, Walsh wins a place, Onward, Watford innocents, Bad odour of referee's dinner, Fender's 63-year record equalled, Drowned hopes of miracle-seekers, Why Taylor's pony was never sold, Striking a blow for Ireland, For The Record Athletics, Teenager in tie-breaker, A cheerful Somerset dirge to close with, Essex rewarded for their dogged title challenge, Teleprompter misses out in tight finish, For The Record Basketball, All Blacks cream can turn into cheese, Johnson's career best, Beware fairy-tale ending. Property: Rentals, Overseas Property, Flatsharing, Country Properties, Calming fears about timber frame. Weather: The Weather.
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