The Times - 20/07/1984
1984; Gale Group;
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By Rupert Morris, , Robin Young, Barrie Clements, By Julian Haviland, Political Editor, By Thomson Prentice, Science Correspondent, By Craig Seton, Tim Jones, By Anthony Bevins, Political Correspondent, By Richard Thomson, From Nicholas Ashford, By Henry Stanhope Diplomatic Correspondent, By John Young Agriculture Correspondent, By Our Agriculture Correspondent, By Barrie Clement, Labour Reporter, By Anthony Bevins Political Correspondent, By Peter Hennessy, By David Felton Labour Correspondent, By Paul Routledge, Labour Editor, By Rodney Cowton, Defence Correspondent, By Our Legal Affairs Correspondent, By David Walker Social Policy Correspondent, By Geraldine Norman, Sale Room Correspondent, By Harry Golombek, By Colin Hughes, By Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, By Kenneth Gosling, By Tony Samstag, By John Young, Agriculture Correspondent, By Nicholas Timmins, Social Services Correspondent, From David Bonavia, From Micheal Hornsby, , From W. P. Reeves, , From Roger Boyes, From Keith Dalton, , From Neil Kelly, , From Diana Geddes, From Ian Murray, , From Trevor Fishlock, , From Christopher Walker, , From Jan R ath, , Geoffrey Smith, From Ivor Davis, , From Christopher Thomas, , From Harry Debelius, From John Earle, , From Richard Wigg, From Michael Hamlyn, , Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Miles Kington, Dennis Hackett, David Robinson, Stephen Pettitt, Irving Wardle, PHS, Peter Hennessy, George Walden, Philip Howard, MICHAEL HICKEY, , MARK B. WARBURTON, , C. M. FLETCHER, , EWART MILNE, , A. E. WATSON, , INGROW, , SELBY WHITTINGHAM, , C. J. WHELAN, , A. J. BLACK, , PETER D. ROSSDALE, , H. S. FERNS, , H. E. BOLTER, , COLIN J. BLAU, , DENIS WRIGHT, , RICHARD GOVETT, , JORGEN SAUNTE, , GEOFFREY HANDLEY-TAYLOR, , JUDITH MORRIS, , By Pearce Wright Science Editor, Executive Editor Kenneth Fleet, By Alison Eadie, By William Kay City Editor, By Peter Wilson-Smith, Banking Correspondent, By Jeremy Warner, By Jonathan Davis, Financial Correspondent, By Philip Robinson, By Derek Pain, Michael Clark, Jeremy Warner, By John Blunsden, By Gordon Allan, By Sydney Friskin, By David Miller, By John Wilcockson, , By Michael Berry, By John Woodcock, Cricket Correspondent, By a Special Correspondent, Conrad Voss Bark, By Michael Seely, Peter Dear, Peter Davalle, Geoff Brown, From Alan Hamilton, By Hugh Clayton Local Government Correspondent,
ResumoIndex. News: Zimbabwe rejects UK 'propaganda', Regret by Howe as Falkland talks end, Scargill's challenge to us all, Civil servants free to enter politics, Delors chosen to head Commission, Fishing The day a ghillie's dog made feathers fly, Computers plan for health care, Members of GLC to force elections, Second freed priest leaves Philippines, Minuteman denial, Test-tube expert to challenge surrogate mother ban, Tebbit backs down over ship industry papers, Frank Johnson in San Francisco Vote for the man on the wedding cake, South African black dies in custody Police change story on arrest, Hambro tops charity league, Mondale unites Democrats against Reagan, Trainee nurses 'lack numeracy', Fabius appoints Cabinet without Communists after the alliance splits, Madrid call for news agency audit, Mondale offers 'realism', The Times Information Service, Hume criticizes Warnock report, Setting sail: The 31,000-ton, Hitler bomb plot view revised, Return of the unrelenting mole hunter, Laker liquidator wins the right from law lords to sue in US courts, Newspaper owners to test Fleet Street closed shop, Thatcher makes Falklands link Attack on 'enemy within', 100,000 Civil Service jobs lost under Tories, Britain's world title prospects are in the hands of a pair of all-rounders Home test for the family men, Dover lorry siege broken as dockers defy union, Jubilee rally for Mini, Government to resist quotas on grain, Muted response to reform proposals for Hongkong, Alarm calls in 'Fox' hunt, Crewman of Mary Rose laid to rest, Ruling block counts floating voters Likud plays the Sharon card, Minister in charge of Punjab demoted in Cabinet reshuffle, Reagan lashes out at Sandinistas, Bonds rescue for opera, Chalk-mightier than the pen, Abolition of cinema levy welcomed, Service chiefs reassured, Thailand step up battle against pirate brutality, Triumph over cancer, Medical Briefing Thyroid imbalance, The Times Diary, Monuments harmed in treasure hunt, Proposals on parent governors condemned, Let's play ball in Reagan's yard, Kuron calls for end of communism in Poland, Science report 'Inherently safe' nuclear reactor may be possible, but costly, moreover... A sporting chance for you know-alls, Phone men call ban on overtime, Earthquake biggest for a century, Catch for salmon reduced, Course of champions, Dockers' chief attacks his own officials over crisis, Solicitors reject annual elections, GP failed to visit sick children, 13% home loans for some new borrowers, Magical memories of Tommy Cooper, Spain sacks chief of navy school, Muldoon compromise, Anti-hunt league tests right to ban hounds, Bridging the Mondale 'passion gap', Gunman shoots 20 dead in US restaurant, Commentary. Picture Gallery. Display Advertising: Torch Computers, Unipart., Famine In Africa Appeal, Ras, The Daimler., Low Tar, Midland Bank, Distillers, Car Buyer's Guide, Phillips, Owners España, Turkey Invades Cyprus, Freepost National Savings, World Vision, Dixons, Lovell, Bet, British Telecom, The Times Portfolio, Base Lending Rates. Politics and Parliament: No to gimmicks, Cinema Film industry to be freed from Government intervention, Questions on Omani jailing, Comments about former Attorney withdrawn, House Of Lords Government defeat on ordnance factories Bill, Next week's business, Social Security Moves to stop abuses of housing benefits, Home Office Picket line inquiry ruled out, Coal Dispute Coal cannot have a blank cheque, Agriculture Tax option for dairy industry outgoers. News in Brief. Arts and Entertainment: Sale room £44,500 for a prince bishop's flowers, Chess lead held by Hartston, Today's television and radio programmes, Concise Crossword (No 398), The Times Crossword Puzzle No 16,487. Law: Clift case killer loses appeal, Four remanded again on Dikko kidnap charges, Drugs sentence, Law Report July 20 1984 House of Lords British airlines fail to prevent Laker from suing them British Airways Board v Laker Airways Ltd and Others British Caledonian Airways Ltd v Same Regina v Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, Ex parte Laker Airways Ltd and Another, Parents are cleared of cruelty to baby, Detective used his finger to jam gun, Eye pays libel damages to Moss Evans. Reviews: Concert An intoxicating effect Timothy Roberts, Theatre Glimpse of Chekhov as he might have been Wild Honey, Television Fibre and fruit, Cinema Trekking to the promised land. Classified Advertising: Winter Sports, Super Secretaries, Wanted, Business To Business, The Clandestine Marriage. Editorials/Leaders: Finance And Industry Investing in numbers troubles Telecom, Defensive hand from Waddington, There IS A War On, Exploding A Myth. Letters to the Editor: A dog's life, Crown of laurels, The dockers' dispute, Drink at matches, Echo of wartime in the Aegean, Gallery acquisitions, Holes in the safety net, Justifying use of emergency powers, Penetrating security, Causing a crash to some purpose, Natural justice, Nuclear dumping. Court and Social: Court Circular. Official Appointments and Notices: Trinity College of Music, London, Latest appointments. Deaths. Marriages. Obituaries: Obituary Lord Vaizey Work on economics of education. Business and Finance: NatWest beats the field with £236m rights issue, Gold, Money Markets, Plans 'threaten BA jobs and profits', Company News In Brief, Investment Trusts, Interest Rates, Commodities, Maxwell wants BPCC to print supplements Sunday magazines for Mirror, Standard Chartered's low road to growth, Sterling up 1.7 cents, Deadline extended for PCW names, Currencies, News In Brief, Tempus: GUS alert to electronic future, Competitive edge for Exchange, S America whisky slump hits Distillers. Stock Exchange Tables: Authorized Units & Insurance Funds, Stock Exchange Prices Shares rally at the close, Recent Issues, Foreign Exchanges, Wall Street, Stock Market Report Docks strike hopes lift ailing shares, Stock Exchanges. Sport: Racing: Optimism That Keeneland Will Continue Upward Trend An Aladdin's cave of equine riches, Football Coppell up against a wily cup foe, Cricket Richards hits a sunshine century, For The Record, Hockey Awards go to Leman and Miss Brown, Sports in Brief, Golf: First Day Of The 1984 Open Championship Life one long jive for Zoeller, Bowls Ireland's winning triple can make it a double, Motor Racing: Banned British Team Hope To Prove Innocence Injunction puts Tyrrell back on GP circuit, Cycling Fignon catches rival in the wrong gear, Equestrianism Cock o' the East this time, Rugby Union Australians worry All Blacks, Cricket Surrey can make enough runs to give themselves a fair chance. Births. Property: Commercial And Industrial Property. Weather: The Weather.
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