The Times - 20/12/1982
1982; Gale Group;
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By Staff Reporters, By Julian Haviland, Political Editor, By Our Political Editor, By Hugh Clayton, Environment Correspondent, From Michael Binyon, By Arthur Osman, From Ray Kennedy, By Paul Routledge, Labour Editor, By Our Labour Editor, By Geraldine Norman, Sale Room Correspondent, From Harry Golombek, Chess Correspondent, By John Young, Agriculture Correspondent, By the Staff of "Nature", By Baron Phillips Property Correspondent, By John Young, By Kenneth Gosling, By Richard Evans, By Our Own Agriculture Correspondent, By Our Defence Correspondent, By Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, By Ronald Faux, By Christopher Warman, Arts Correspondent, By Peter Evans Home Affairs Correspondent, From Richard Owen, From Trevor Fishlock, From Hasan Akhtar, From Our Own Correspondent, From Roger Boyes, From Richard Wigg, From Diana Geddes, From Mario Modiano, From Harry Debelius, From Jeremy Taylor, From Andrew Thompson, From Mohsin Ali, From Michael Hornsby, From David Bonavia, From Ian Murray., Max Harrison, Nicholas Kenyon, William Mann, Hilary Finch, Richard Williams, Irving Wardle, Ned Chaillet, Michael Church, Nicholas Wapshott, PHS, Julian Havi land Political Editor, Tony Samstag, Michael Hornsby, Gerald Kaufman, Max Beloff, PETER CLARKE, T. F. W. MACKEOWN, LESLIE SLIZOWSKI, ANTHONY HYMAN, NIKOLAI TOLSTOY, R. S. MILWARD., J. A. D'AVIGDOR-GOLDSMID, J. V. THIRGOOD, HILL OF LUTON, JOHN THORNTON, R. T. BECKWITH, F. H. THOMPSON, By Clifford Longley, Religious Affairs Correspondent, City Editor Anthony Hilton, From John Earle, From Paul Ellman, From Jonathan Davis., By Peter Wilson-Smith, By Our Financial Staff, By Edward Townsend Industrial Correspondent, By Derek Harris, Commercial Editor, By Andrew Cornelius, By Gareth David, Michael Clark, Maxwell Newton, By David Hands, By Mike Stevenson, By Gerald Davies, By Nicholas Keith, By Gordon Allan, By Pamela Macgregor-Morris, By John Clemison, From Athole Still, From Bryan John, From Sydney Friskin, From Lewine Mair, By Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, By Stuart Jones, By Nicholas Harling, By Hugh Taylor, By Clive White, By Paul Newman, From John Woodcock, Cricket Correspondent, By Michael Seely, Baron Phillips, Edited by Peter Dear, From Moshe Brilliant, DJM, Michael Hamlyn,
ResumoIndex. News: How I shall tackle Reagan: Taking partners in the MX two-step, Gallery design entirely new, Five-nation police operation as kidnap ends, South and Central America, Soirée, MP questions break-up of land settlement body, Nature notes, Politics in Chicago When the dead rose up and voted Democrat, NGA crisis after defeat on dues, Ten Years In The Eec: 1 Membership: Poor image masks benefits Britain and Europe: The areas of conflict, Ministry school head suspended, Education: quality before 'equality', Gang snatches children, Nott leaves a safer seat, EEC to check tests on wheat, Zhao tour promotes China's Third World image, Romanian belts must tighten, Hoping that Neil Aggett will not have died in vain, Legal action threat to peace protesters, Royal high jinks at the opera house, Kidnap gang's demand met, Africa, Roads, Glemp sees return to feudalism, MPs unite behind Bill to force drug firms to compensate victims, Madrid fears ETA attack, Greek left tolerates wage freeze, Islam and the Middle East, The Times Diary Flashpoint, False flare angers lifeboatmen, Paris métro violence The victim of motiveless murder at Pont Neuf, 'Oh, what a legacy you have left me' The Soviet Union, Instant reply facilities sought from cable TV, Egypt says PLO is ready for Reagan, Caring for deserted clergy families, War halts gorge expedition, SPD wins majority in Hamburg, Argentines feel political explosion is imminent, Chichester's yacht wrecked off Australia, Four die, 65 saved as ferry sinks in N Sea collision, Spectacles price 20 pc down, Soviet Union's sixtieth anniversary Andropov's goals: Hard work, discipline and modest change, Pravda says zero option blocks missile cuts, A place to sleep after the tramps' treat, Eastern Europe, A clenched fist farewell as Lesotho mourns, Breaking the law has rules, too, Overseas selling prices, Moreover... Miles Kington, Boy was stabbed and dumped in pit, Science report How blob of lightning settled on the carpet, Unions likely to embarrass Foot over jobs march, Updating of Polaris regretted by Healey, Revival in visits to country houses, London Transport: 1 Service suffers in political battles, India sends controversial delegate, Pathan leader arrested again by Pakistanis, East Germans to axe costly Berlin rail link, Israeli concession opens way to Lebanon talks, The papers, China and South-East Asia, Spring Falklands visit for next-of-kin, Steel: Still inefficient despite efforts to catch up, Sunday vote ends US cash crisis, Western Europe, Prince is voted man of '82, Trinidad goes into the red, S African rebels bomb A-plant, Disciplined railman to quit union, The Canberra's last mission High flier of the electronic war, Booking your call, Tasmanian scorn for Prince's remarks, World phones the BBC. Politics and Parliament: Tighter laws sought for consumers, Parliament this week, Parliament today, Whitelaw denies talks to block Heseltine. Display Advertising: Asian Dreams, Multiple Display Advertisements, National Savings, British Heart Foundation, National Westminster Bank, Teacher's, Actionaid, Peter Dominic, St. Joseph's Hospice, Diners Club International, Drakkar, Christamas Charities '82, Dr Barnardo's, Christie's, Methodist Homes For The Aged, Falklands Appeal, Woolwich, The Listener, John Walker & Sons Ltd, Resista Carpets, Buav, Mencap, Base Lending Rates, Royal National Institute For The Blind. News in Brief. Arts and Entertainment: Sale room Gifts for royalty, Trust hopes to take over Spencer House, Leading Icelanders keep the advantage, Theatres pin hopes on ticket computer, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 16,016, Today's television and radio programmes. Property: Commercial property Another stage in the South Bank saga, Busiest December in 12 years for house sales, agents say. Picture Gallery: Faces at window start furore. Law: Insurance premiums deductible for tax Carver v Duncan (Inspector of Taxes) Bosanquet v Allen (Inspector of Taxes), Increase in custodial sentences feared, Ankara trial, Sadat says charges are false, Trusts and CTT relief Inglewood (Lord) and Another v Inland Revenue Commissioners, When weather causes delly in loading Dow Chemical (Nederland) BV v BP Tanker Co Ltd, Czechs jailed. Official Appointments and Notices: RHS awards, Appointments in the Forces Royal Navy, Latest appointments, Balsemao's resignation rocks Lisbon coalition. Reviews: Worth the effort Bbcso Pritchard Festival Hall Radio 3, Madama Butterfly Grand, Television Under the hat, Problem of stature Le nozze di Figaro Covent Garden, Riotous carnival atmosphere Robin Hood Young Vic, Cannon and Ball Dominion, An excruciating sense of humour, Rock Kokomo New Golden Lion, Intimate brilliance Albany Brass St John's. Editorials/Leaders: What Justice Means In Iran, The Good And The Great Grow Restive, A New Voice At Defence. Letters to the Editor: Penny wise, London squatters, Calculating our debt, Police use of hypnosis, Future of Russian prisoners of war, Shopping on Sunday, Falklands planting, An open question, Trade with Japan, Potential dangers of cable TV, 'The Lads' Night Out', Time running out for salad growers. Court and Social: Court Circular. Births. Marriages. Deaths. Obituaries: Mr Frank Wells, Clara Malraux Journalist, translator, art critic, Dr T.G.P. Spear Noted historian of India, Joe Williams, Obituary. Classified Advertising: Parkinson's Disease Society, Today's events, Distributors And Agents, Concerts, Wanted. Stock Exchange Tables: Unlisted Securities Market, The pound, Stock Exchange Prices Capitalization and week's change, Fixed-Interest Stocks, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co. Limited, Stock Exchanges, Eurobond prices (yields and premiums). Business and Finance: Howe to head IMF Panel, Occidental ends link with ENI, Computers and technology: Bill Johnstone March of the robots points way to industrial survival, The week ahead Time for breweries to sparkle again, International, The Distillers Company p.l.c., Footwear sales improve but outlook uncertain, £75m Rolls project gets go-ahead, Companies, MP seeks subsidy for loan scheme, Ibs, Markets, Savings, CBI survey finds little sign of upturn, Iran calls for bigger share of production Saudis to press for higher ceiling on Opec output, Unlisted Securities Market review Investors warned of risk, Debate on debt disclosures intensifies US banking crisis feared over Mexico, Cramphorn up 75p, Wall Street letter Fed unperturbed by money growth, World recovery 'depends on US', Investment and finance Problems on the City beat, Board Meetings, Baltic Leasing, Currencies, Racal expands in Hongkong. Sport: Connors's easy win, Chill winds and warm words, Sports in Brief, Irwin in return to Ireland centre, In Brief Meo's breakthrough, Havelange takes a lenient line, Show Jumping Whato and Bandit share first prize, A double dilemma's ever-sharper horns, Indians on their way, Border ends bad run, Leicester, Another For Auction?, Albion fall for the soft touch, Hockey The old horses play like colts, Saturday's results Ascot, London Welsh lacked luck of the Irish, Watford's balloon is not ready to burst yet, Anonymity the order of the day at Bath, Pointing the way to defeat, Villa tossed in at the deep end, Weekend Rugby Union Results, Wakefield's gift to Orrell, The defeat that stings, Weekend Results And Tables First division, Rugby League Fulham score eight tries, Why United's game plan must include a poacher, Ardiles to fill the cup with promise, Skiing Cathomen freezes out Austrians, Fifteen reasons for celebration, PFA want a council, Swimming A question of contrast, Yachting Victory for practised team, Rowing Cold comfort Cambridge, Chivalry costs Sherwood dear, Kelso, Gloucester miss their trialists, Lacrosse Double joy for twins. Weather: The Weather.
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