The Times - 06/05/1976
1976; Gale Group;
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By Our Business News Staff, By Paul Routledge Labour Editor, From Fred Emery, By David Wood Political Editor, By Peter Jay Economics Editor, From Christopher Walker, From Peter Hazelhurst, By Clifford Longley Religious Affairs Correspondent, By Pat Healy, By George Clark Political Correspondent, By Our Foreign Staff, By Our Labour Editor, From Tim Jones Labour Staff, By Hugh Clayton, By John Young Planning Reporter, By Christopher Warman Local Government Correspondent, From Arthur Reed Air Correspondent, By a Staff Reporter, By Our Planning Reporter, By Pearce Wright Science Editor, By Ronald Emler, By Peter Evans Home Affairs Correspondent, By Our Consumer Affairs Correspondent, From David Leigh, From Harry Debelius, From Peter Nichols, From Our Own Correspondent, From Robert Fisk, From Our Correspondent, From Richard Davy, From a Bridge Correspondent, From Nicholas Ashford, By Arthur Reed Air Correspondent, From Mario Modiano, by Prudence Glynn, By Marcelle Bernstein, Monica Furlong, Derek Parker, By Henry Baynham, David Lance, By Helen Rosenau, Michael Ratcliffe, Susan Hill, By Louis Heren, Paul Theroux, By André Thirion, Edward Mortimer, From Geoffrey Green Football Correspondent, By John Downie, By Neil Allen Athletics Correspondent, By John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, By Peter Marson, By Alan Gibson, By Michael Phillips Racing Correspondent, By Michael Seely, From Peter Ryde Golf Correspondent, By John Hennessy, Richard Streeton, by Elinor Harbridge, E.H., by Diana Patt, John Percival, Irving Wardle, Ned Chaillet, William Mann, Paul Griffiths, Alan Blyth, Charles Lewsen, Louis Heren, PHS, Ronald Butt, W. A. STUBBLES, , MARGERY CORBETT ASHBY, , D. A. CARUTH, , G. K. NEWMAN, Director-General., GEOFFREY DE FREITAS, , A. BALCHIN., B. A. WORTLEY, , NIALL MacDERMOT, , BRINSLEY FORD, Chairman, , WILLIAM KIMBER, , DORIAN ROBINSON, , KENNETH CLARK, , ARCHIBALD BIRT, , ALEC VIDLER., DAVID STURDY, , P. G. B. Wills., By Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, By Desmond Ouigley, From Our US Economics Correspondent, By John Brennan, By Our Industrial Staff, By Our Financial Staff, From Frank Vogl, By Edward Townsend, By Tim Congdon, By Roger Vielvoye Energy Correspondent, By Peter Hill, By Our Industrial Correspondent, By Our Midland Industrial Correspondent, By Our Energy Correspondent, By Clifford Webb, P. C. WHITEHOUSE, E. F. C. WHITEHOUSE, , D. A. BEALL, , D. A. OGILVIE, R. F. HARMER, , By Margaret Stone, By Our Insurance Correspondent, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Maurice Corina, Peter Jay Economics Editor, By Christopher Wilkins, By Ashley Druker, By Desmond Quigley, By Ronald Pullen, Peter Waymark,
ResumoNews: Drop in city populations 'inevitable', Kidnapped British consul had two-day camel ride, Playground accidents hurt 20,000 children, All tax concessions in Budget to stand, Seven years' jail for Whittle ransom demand, Employers give deal a cautious welcome, Guy's Hospital, Opposition parties seek VAT of 10%, Hunt for 7 who escaped through Maze tunnel, Italy denies plan to leave aircraft project, Why President Ford cannot take nomination for granted, Pay agreement 'should aid Labour' in today's polling, Move by five groups to strengthen Bail Bill, Rapid expansion of dentistry, The overcoat: alive and well and living in Germany, Local shops have edge on big chains for fresh food, Prices for Stonham collection of birds run beyond estimates and every item sells, French keep forces out of Nato, Arithmetic was 'better in 1920s' in some schools, Newspaper wholesale trade subject of inquiry, The many faces of 'pluralism', IRA gun found at Balcombe Street, court told, Good company on a desert island, Asians leaving luxury hotel for a less costly 'halfway house', Libel damages and apology for convicted criminal, Text of guidelines, which will apply from August 1, Mr Whitlam called 'corrupt influence', Wolfson gift led to students' hostel, Overwhelming backing for policy expected at special congress, US accused of 1964 attempt to halt Concorde project, Separatists say they placed Corsica bombs, Doctor denies examination was inadequate, Foreign firms dominate X-ray supply, Mr Prentice gives warning to the militants, West German government praises deal, Murder verdict reversed on man serving life term, Reagan victories humiliate President Ford, Telephone blockade of Spain sought by workers' leaders, Lords report on hare-coursing published today, Professional civil servants to join TUC, Committee of kirk urges more power for assembly, Union not to investigate ex-president, Dom Basil's 'disquiet' over Brazil, Call for easing of night-flights ban, Church forces Polish policy change, Council to appeal over ruling on traffic fines, Solicitors 'should pay interest to fund', Minister predicts excess in higher education, Argentine writer kidnapped by right-wing group, £500 Premium Bond prizewinners, Rhodesia extends call-up to 18 months, Emergency proposals to alleviate drought, Ford nomination now in danger, Huge crowds at funeral of Greek MP, Trawlers sail back to disputed water, Motoring Wider look at Blennerhassett suggestions, Chancellor's hope of halving pay bill, Coal board executive tells court of night in hotel, Mr Stonehouse calls witness 'amateur detective', Guildhall protest: Two Labour MPs, Mr Ian, The Times Diary A fine display of wit and subtlety, Mr Crosland warned about 'imminent' war with Russia, 'Gulag' attack on S Africa security Bill, Many parents face income cuts over new child benefits, Little Lee Chan fails the Red Guard test, Substitutes for asbestos in homes urged, Danish Government saved from defeat by two votes, How a Portuguese farmer ends up with a bulging file and no land, Stage set for clash at Unctad between haves and have-nots, Pay agreement pleases TUC leaders but upsets left minority, TUC chiefs win 4½% wages pact with £4 a week ceiling, Consultant is suspended after staff walk out, Medicine: Care of the mentally handicapped, Emergency action planned by Government if rabies should cross Channel to Britain, Union urged to press for 35-hour working week, Britain need not fear a European Parliament, Miners are no longer a special case, Mr Murray declares. Index. Display Advertising: Homa, Oxford University Press, Ppa, Multiple Display Advertisements, The Universe Daily Express, European Brazilian Bank Limited, The New Renault 30ts, Telford, Cwmbran, Taylor Woodrow, Zeiss, The Times, Fleurs Fraiches, Oklahoma, Surinvest Limited, Guest Keen And Nettlefolds Limited, Berwick Timpo Limited, Helen Macinnes, Ottoman Bank, Guy's Tower, Rentokil, Lovell, europcar, Iran Air, Kuwait Airways, Wolfson House Appeal, Standard & Pochin Ltd.. Weather: The Weather. News in Brief. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Saturday, May 5, 1951 Reich Front banned. Arts and Entertainment: Broadcasting, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 14,295, U S leads from Italy in world bridge contest. Picture Gallery. Politics and Parliament: Parliamentary notices House of Commons, Pay deal with TUC means income tax cuts will be made House of Commons, Sir G Howe says most serious aspect is severity of £4 top limit, Report on local government finance later this month House of Lords, Bill to curtail rights of doctors to prescribe drugs, Considerations of safety in use of cycles, Succession to tenant farm holdings, Further measures to protect trawlers are being considered, Savage cuts in commuter trains not proposed, Layfield report. Law: Judgment under Order 27 interlocutory Technistudy Ltd v Kelland, Proper approach to 'holiday letting' cases Buchmann v May, Private pilot flying for 'public purposes' Corner v Clayton. Reviews: Incompatible encounter Revolutionaries Without Revolution (Cassell, £6.50), Parody on squatting falls flat Alice in Plunderland Round House Downstairs, BBC SO/Davis Festival Hall/Radio 3, Joycean recesses Selected Letters of James Joyce Edited by Richard Ellman, Declining habits Nuns, Orfeo/Don Juan Queen Elizabeth Hall, Meet the Queen of Shemakhan, Diary of a Madman Mercury Studio, Colchester, Prologue for a nation The Story of America (Times Books, £4.95), Gigi Fortune, Cinderella Theatre Royal, Brighton, Architect of the sublime Boullée and Visionary Architecture, Lower deck lives Men from the Dreadnoughts, Fiction Silence By Shusaku Endo Translated by William Johnston (Peter Owen, £4.25) Across the Western By Patrick O'Connor (Hutchinson, £3.95) The Beginning By David Markish Translated by Michael Glenny (Hodder & Stoughton, £4.50), Forthcoming reviews: Roy Hay on new Gardening books, Fashion. Sport: Greig takes six wickets for 32 runs at Hove, West Ham caught by twist of fate, Sports in Brief, Miss Lynch out of match at Grangemouth, Formidable trio are denied only by Barlow', McFarland and George out of Cardiff match, No offence to Rangers or Celtic, Today's cricket County Championship, Bowlers and fielders have to work for their wickets, Britons should feel more at home than Continentals at Le Touquet, Mrs Seal's day with those named Lewis, Sussex v Surrey, Schools' matches, Royal Diver comes up for Royal Ascot, John Cherry thumbs nose at critics, More to Olympic city than sport, Ashe beaten by tenacious baseline tactics, For the Record Tennis, Yorkshire crumble after dismissal of Boycott. Classified Advertising: Commercial and Business market, Domestic Situations, Secretarial and Non-secretarial Appointments also on page 30, Motor Show Place, Secretarial Appointments also on page 29, Forthcoming Events, Entertainments, Services, Business Services, Non-secretarial Appointments. Editorials/Leaders: Whose Fisheries Are They To Be?, On Target So Far. Letters to the Editor: Defence in libel action, An awkward shortage, Festival of Britain, Pension anomalies, Scottish aid to small companies, Rhodesia and the right of hot pursuit, Ending of Sunday postal collections, Objections to docks Bill, Charade of investment currecy premium, Scripture and the Bard, Muslim women's progress, Dulwich Gallery, Devolution for Scotland, At the Bar of the House?, Discovery of America, Cutting the £6 rise to size, Industrialists and the Tory party. Court and Social: Court Circular. Births. Marriages. Deaths. Obituaries: Sir Leonard Cooke, Mr Victor Royle, Obituary, General Von Seydlitz Second-in-command at Stalingrad, Mr Richard Hughes, Mr Angus Macpherson, M Henri Bosco. Business and Finance: Discount market, Lonrho buys into High Street, Banca D'america E D'italia, City tower block lease sold for £32.3m, Now for changes in the Price Code to help industry, Latest dividends, SAINSBURY'S Preliminary Results, Eurosyndicat, Time limit sought for Norton deal, Chancellor upsets tax timing, Support for the short-term bulls, Strong action urged against US steel curbs, Bridon upturn awaits world boost in demand, J. Hewitt & Son (Fenton) Limited Record Profits, Hunting Ass more than fulfils its high hopes, What The Relief Will Mean., Bank Base Rates, Ottoman Bank Incorporated in Turkey with Limited Liability, Profits surprise from Sainsbury, Greenbank 1 for 2, Every picture tells a storya story of development and growth, Pound weaker as wage anxieties continue, Tom Martin optimistic after bid talks close, Opec pledge not to ask unrealistic prices, C.E.Heath &Co. Limited, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co Limited, Fothergill & Harvey Ltd, Wm Reed board reluctantly capitulates, Briefly, PO switching to aluminium cables, Bronx Bronx Engineering Holdings Limited, Kaiser Industries to be liquidated in major restructuring plan, Windfall for £3,000 to £5,000 a year earners, Duke of Edinburgh calls for end to red tape at launching of nationwide Export Year, Money Market Rates, Plea by car agents over moonlighting repair jobs, Tom Martin Metals Group, Now Boddingtons wants £950,000, Lord Ryder rules out car merger, R Mut Ins chief on problems of equity, How the markets moved, US terms for ending car dumping, Business Diary: Boot boy's rule · Queasy rider, Total ends cut price petrol, New N Sea oil platform is tallest, Hope for policyholders, Bridon, Across-the-board industry backing for Government deal with TUC, Toughest Italian curbs for 30 years to stem lira decline, Market disappointed but shares stay firm, UK wine imports slightly up, Package of growth by Bank of Ireland, Bellway's steep slide still unchecked, IMF sets gold sales date, Bestobell Limited, Overseas GHH sales expansion is entirely overseas, Stonehill Holdings, A good Phase II as Phase IIs go, but, as Phase IIs go, so may this. Business Appointments: New board member for Trust Houses Forte. Stock Exchange Tables: Gold, The Times Share Indices, Forward Levels, Wall Street, Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, Foreign Exchange, Recent Issues, Eurobond prices (midday indicators), Commodities Further rise in coffee prices, Steady at the close, Spot Position of Sterling, Index doggedly refuses to sink below 420. Property: Rentals, Flat Sharing, Commercial Property.
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