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The Times - 13/10/1983

1983; Gale Group;

From Julian Haviland, Political Editor, Blackpool, From Philip Webster Blackpool, From Anthony Bevins, Political Correspondent, Blackpool, By Richard Evans, By Stewart Tendler Crime Reporter, By David Felton, Labour Correspondent, From Patricia Clough Strasbourg, From Barrie Clement, Labour Reporter Newcastle upon Tyne, By Our Labour Correspondent, By David Cross, From Richard Ford, By Henry Stanhope, Diplomatic Correspondent, By Amanda Haigh, By Peter Hennessy, By Geraldine Norman, Sale Room Correspondent, By Our Arts Correspondent, By Nicholas Timmins, By Craig Seton, By Derek Harris, Commercial Editor, Geoffrey Smith, From Richard Hanson Tokyo, From Our Correspondent, Lisbon, From Roger Boyes Warsaw, From Charles Harrison, Nairobi, From Richard Owen, Moscow, From Nicholas Ashford and Mohsin Ali, Washington, From David Bonavia, Peking, From Ian Murray, Athens, By John Young Agriculture Correspondent, From Nicholas Ashford Washington, From Diana Geddes Paris, From Our Own Correspondent, Washington, From Robert Fisk, Jouaya, southern Lebanon, From Christopher Walker Jerusalem, From Our Own Correspondent Beirut, From Mario Modiano, Athens, Peter Ackroyd, Holly Hill, Irving Wardle, Nicholas Kenyon, Anthony Masters, Stephen Pettitt, John Russell Taylor, Caroline Moorehead, Martin Sherwood, Fiona MacCarthy, Nicholas Shakespeare, Glyn Daniel, H. R. F. Keating, Michael Ratcliffe, Ronald Faux, Alan Hamilton, RF, AH, Ray Perman, RP, PHS, Alan Franks, Ronald Butt, Geoff Brown, H. E. G. REES, , B. J. GOODCHILD, , E. MORAN, Chairman, , HUBERT CHESSHYRE, , ROGER HOMAN, , RENTON, , JOHN STOKES, , PATRICIA COADY, , JOHN H. GLADWIN, , GERHARD D. WASSERMANN, , C. V. LONGRIGG, , JOHN COLVILLE, , F. W. BOWDEN, , A. J. CANEPA, , J. A. H. PAFFETT, , JEAN M. MAYLAND, , PAULINE FIELDING, , BARBARA S. BOSANQUET, , MARTIN LYNCH, , By Pearce Wright, Science Editor, City Editor Anthony Hilton, By Our Financial Correspondent, By Peter Wilson-Smith, Banking Correspondent, By Wayne Lintott, By Vivien Goldsmith, By Derek Pain City Correspondent, By Jeremy Warner, From Maxwell Newton, By Philip Robinson, By Andrew Cornelius, edited by Michael Prest, By Graham Searjeant Financial Editor, By John Lawless, From Bailey Morris, Washington, Jonathan Clare, Derek Pain, By Srikumar Sen, Boxing Correspondent, By Conrad Voss Bark, From Mitchell Platts, By Lewine Mair, From Stuart Jones Football Correspondent Budapest, From Eamon Dunphy Dublin, By Simon O'Hagan, From David Miller, Budapest, From a Special Correspondent, By Hugh Taylor, By Richard Eaton, By Michael Phillips, Racing Correspondent, By Gerald Davies, By Peter Marson, By Rex Bellamy, Tennis Correspondent, By Keith Macklin, From Ray Kennedy, Johannesburg, By Alan Gibson, Philip Schofield, Edited by Peter Davalle, By Geraldine Norman, PH,

News: Ministers will not alter policy on public spending, Lawson says, An Orwell surprise for 1984, Tanaka determined to stay in politics, Running dogs banned, PLO men pledge allegiance to Arafat, Fire forces Nicaragua to evacuate main port, Heseltine wants UK to join arms talks, Third trial for Jewish dissident, Patient drank himself to death on water, Farmers let off but doubts linger, Lawson commits Government to cutting taxes, 'Defence is our first duty', War games in no man's land, Caledonian buys Jetsave for �3m, Police 'gunned down innocent man by mistake', A battle of vowels and hair styles, War boot defect is rectified, Spacecraft link for radio hams, New holiday cover deal, Official demand for Marbles, Tomorrow, Child-care in Britain 'an illusion', The real message from Blackpool, PR system decisively rejected, Commentary, Infra-red view opens up heavens, Healthier diet urged to cut early deaths, Glenn seeks freeze on deployment of cruise, Legislation promise for voters on holiday, Hundreds more jobs will go as shipbuilders disclose loss of �100m, Blacks sway vote in US mayoral elections, Soviet Union may 'interrupt' arms talks in Geneva, The Times Diary Maxim's big guns, Israelis set up new militias, The powers of the clan chiefs Tartans, Britons on holiday to get vote, 'Minefield' warning on Green Belt, Unknown relatives share miser's fortune, IRA admits murder mistake, Shamir faces clash with unions on cuts, Justice undone, the new West Bank anguish, Detective 'shot to kill Waldorf', The costly result of whisky galore Whisky, Rolling in the aisles, Icelandic style, TUC begins reform of economic strategy, Mermaid sold for �695,000, Government resolve to deploy cruise is unshaken, China launches biggest purge since Cultural Revolution, Broker cleared over home demolition, MEPs fail to block rebate for Britain, Dispute spreads to Telecom satellites, Indian to be LSE direct�r, Washington dispatches emergency task force to Arabian Sea, Burma blast suspect kills three, Portugal helps ex-colony, Tories unmoved by new Alliance Politics, Policies failing, prospects grave, Scotland, The papers, Fuel and rates led price increases over past 20 years, Banking independence brings rich rewards Finance, Solicitor admits failing the profession, Libya lets stranded French go, Soviet top brass invade Warsaw, Spirit of the past lives on, Primates pledge church care for refugees, Freud completes his grand masterpiece, Your own office at the top, Car passengers more at risk in rear seats, Ten shot at end of Santiago rally, Club owner to be deported, Shelter attacks Duchy over property sales, Moi frees Odinga from house arrest, Party purge launched in China, 'Youth training is about work, not political education', Market Place, Findings A question of taste, The popular sound of intellect The Times profile: Radio 3, December deadline for reform, Europe's last great wilderness, Youth jobs scheme 20% under target, 'Dangerous' American flights anger Greece. Index. Display Advertising: Trident Discount Superstores, Rsc Adelphi Theatre, Bank Of Scotland, Old Course Golf and Country Club St. Andrews, Scotland, Multiple Display Advertisements, Multiple Sclerosis, IMI plc,, London Merchant Securities plc, Eno, Hodder & Stoughton, The Taiwan (R.O.C.) Fund, Heinemann & Secker, M&t Chemicals Ltd, GENEWOLFE'S Book of the New Sun, Whyte & Mackay Special Scotch Whisky, Lawson-Price Chartered Surveyors, Investors in Industry, McClean And Gibson (Eng.) Ltd, Pool Promoters Association, Conran Associates,, Clydesdale Bank, Minema, Computer Competition, Olympic Airways, Rsc Barbican, Irvine, Premier Club. Picture Gallery: High-level diplomacy. Reviews: Of trust and betrayal Berlin Game, Today's events Royal engagements, Opera La Colombe Sadler's Wells, Womberang/Clients Croydon Warehouse, Annoying nanny Taste Boilerhouse, The Boss as PM Margaret Thatcher, Nonsense of values, On losing one's marbles Loot, Movable feast Little Shop of Horrors Comedy, Weimar at the opera Otto Klemperer, Famous novels between hardish covers for �5, Dordogne pays �26,191 for dolls' house collection, New books-paperback, A cricket life full of wit, mirth and spleen, Bags of giddyap boyo Leila, In need of a dose of old-time medicine, Concert Bernard Roberts Wigmore Hall. News in Brief. Arts and Entertainment: Today's television and radio programmes BBC 1, Concise Crossword (No 174), The Times Crossword Puzzle No 16,259. Editorials/Leaders: Too Much Of A Shadow Shogun, The Chancellor's Goal, Private Line Or Party Line?. Letters to the Editor: Hurtful language of service, Moral values in the Parkinson affair, Church membership, Financing pensions, A dressing down, The human face of Conservatism, Hospital cuts, Cenotaph ceremony, British bloodstock, Citizens of no mean city, Gibraltar shipping, Ships in the water. Court and Social: Court Circular. Classified Advertising: Cinemas, La cr�me de la cr�me, Announcements, U.K. Holidays, Yachts And Boats, General Appointments, Wanted, Entertainments, Situations Wanted. Deaths. Births. Marriages. Law: Full permission approves outline details Etheridge v Secretary of State for the Environment and Another, Right to a paid water supply not an easement Rance v Elvin and Another. Official Appointments and Notices: Latest appointments. Obituaries: Major General R. E. Coaker, Mr David Footman Studies in Russian revolutionary history, Mr Thomas Axford, Vc, Prof Elizabeth Brunner. Business and Finance: Fourth generation 'taipan' of Keswick family firm, Dollar rises on fears of oil supply crisis in the Middle East, Exco pursues brokerage holding, Bowthorpe Holdings PLC, Lower food prices stunt Bejam's growth, Guinness Peat in �21m trust deal, OFT chief questions grocery discounts, Christie's International, The pound, Investment and Finance, Reed plans Mirror newspaper demerger, Sunlight rejects fresh Brengreen bid, Model that failed to fit the mould, Thomson buys �7.5m Clyde oil stake, ECGD cuts cost of overseas cover, Why British culture does not nurture self-made men, Chubb chief resigns after board dispute, Threat to small car production in US, Boardman seeks new loans, Thermax in merger with metal firm, Company News In Brief, Builders sold to Warrington, Trafalgar joins Jardine in Hongkong, Base Lending Rates, Plea to close Kei Chong. Stock Exchange Tables: Commodities London Commodity Prices, Recent Issues, Sterling: Spot and Forward, Authorized Units & Insurance Funds, ICI shares surge ahead, Wall Street, British Funds, Dow slips on interest rate fears. Business Appointments: Barclays Merchant Bank names assistant directors. Property: Battles in store, Flat Sharing, Short Lets, Rentals. Sport: Sports in Brief, Resurgent Scotland, Turkish charge scatters Irish hopes of success, Anglers under an acid cloud, The haunting that will pursue Bruno along the Lawless road to fame, Warrington fine deferred, Side who forgot golden heritage, Jahangir's easy title win, A Dutch gamble stifles Irish passion, Another harsh lesson for British 'learners', Welsh thoroughbreds canter in, Hoddle strolls through Hungary, Treble for Laudrup, Point-to-point rules changed, Lowe's hopes take a tumble, For The Record Rugby Union, Piggott poised to swoop on speedy Salieri, Men from the east find themselves going west in Wales, End of an era offers new hope, King of men's clubs is trumps, Hard running by Bristol pays off, The pits where 20 'bombs' can cause a disaster, Hosts are humbled. Weather: The Weather.