The Times - 22/08/1978
1978; Gale Group;
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From Christopher Walker, By a Staff Reporter, By Clifford Webb, By Our Foreign Staff, From Our Own Correspondent, From Ian Murray, From Michael Horsnell, By Kenneth Gosling, From Our Correspondent, By Robin Young, By Arthur Reed Air Correspondent, By Peter Evans Home Affairs Correspondent, By Christopher Thomas Labour Reporter, By Henry Stanhope Defence Correspondent, By Peter Hennessy, By Robert Parker, Arthur Osman, From Michael Hornsby, From Jose Shercliff, From Harry Debelius, By Our Diplomatic Correspondent, From Tony Allaway, From Michael Leapman, From Ray Kennedy, From Nicholas Ashford, From Michael Knipe, From Dessa Trevisan, From Douglas Aiton, John Russell Taylor, Irving Wardle, Stanley Sadie, John Percival, Ned Chaillet, Joan Chissell, By John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, By Michael Phillips Racing Correspondent, By Norman Fox Football Correspondent, By Lewine Mair, By Cliff Temple Athletics Correspondent, By John Nicholls, By Peter West, By Pamela Macgregor-Morris, From Richard Streeton, Reginald Maudling, Robin Young, Stewart Tendler, R. GODDARD WILSON, , BLAIR WORDEN, , J. W. CREASER, , DONALD TWEDDLE, , ALEC CLIFTON TAYLOR, HAROLD HARDING, , MICHAEL BROTHERTON, , PHILIP CORDERY, , JOHN POTTER, , VLADIMIR BUKOVSKY, JOSEF JOSTEN, GLEB KERENSKY, LOUIS LE BAILLY, J. LANG. SJ, FREDERIC BENNETT, DE L. ISLE, R. MARCETIC, JOSEF BURSIK, ELIZABETH MORRISON, FRANK CHAPPLE, P. HARRIS, JOHN ROXBURGH, MICHAEL IVENS, ST OSWALD, DEREK JACKSON, FRANK TAYLOR, NORRIS McWHIRTER, K. W. WATKINS, , J. R. S. FINCHAM, , PHILIPPA SELIGMAN, , HUGH LEGGATT, , MERVYN BENFORD, , M. W. PALMER, , Peter Large, John Wright, Jean Renvoize, Norman Hammond Archaeological Correspondent, By the Staff of Nature, By Our Bridge Correspondent, Charles McKean, By Gabriel Ronay, From Frank Vogl, By David Blake Economics Correspondent, By Our Industrial Correspondent, By Maurice Corina, From Our US Economics Correspondent, By Peter Hill, From Peter Norman, By Patricia Tisdall Management Correspondent, By Patricia Tisdall, By Edward Townsend, By Peter Hill Industrial Correspondent, MARTIN E. TROWBRIDGE, , DONALD L. CROPPER, , MICHAELT. L. GREEN, , MIKE THOMAS, , ROGER M. GREENHALGH, , D. E. ROBERTS, , BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Ross Davies, By Rosemary Unsworth, By Michael Clark, By Bryan Appleyard,
ResumoNews: Mrs Bhutto's detention order is extended, Alert hotelier puts police on to forged francs, Protesters invade Exchange, Israeli planes take revenge for Arab raid in London, French work to rule may be resumed, Early completion for London's flood barrier, Plotting the downfall of the locust, Basques to get more powers, Social Focus The rights of the disabled: why they want to end Whitehall secrecy, Protesting Spanish fishermen call for government retaliation over their banning from EEC waters, Token Prague protest but no tram boycott, Israel asks Britain to lift armed guards ban, Carter drugs adviser will not be prosecuted, Archaeology report St Albans: New theory on saint's grave, BBC boycott urged on TV staff, Man in Corsica shooting has leg amputated, Tories moot 10-point plan for governing Britain, President Neto leaves Zaire after peace visit, Battle for survival now facing Mr Fraser, Squatters' defence fund, Science report Malaria: Inherited resistance, Election accord likely to close TUC conference ranks on wages, Deadly tick spreading in forests of Hungary, Nearly 700 social workers on strike, First flight by Navy's Sea Harrier, Western airline jobs may go if Arabs service their own aircraft, Tube strikes stop, but peace talks adiourn, Parents of missing paper girl in appeal, Socilist attack on Presdent Eanes, Cabaret boa strangles performer, China alleges new Vietnam evictions as talks falter, Child murdered after sexual assault, Good King George had the right idea, Taking a Bulldog grip on young offenders, Hope of best UK harvest for many years if the good weather holds, Salvationists leave World Council over guerrilla grant, Labour link with unions is criticized, Consumer Diary A presumptuous little tasting might amuse you, The French stop the Greenwich clock, Iran shuts all cinemas as Abadan toll reaches 430, Regional report Boat rally heralds better days for canals, Service contract for planes, Football supporters 'abused two nuns', Thorpe case police fly to see ex-MP, BBC and ITN to show birth of test-tube baby, French left candidate repeats his poll win, Architecture report Transport: Glittering image restored, UN mission quits Namibia with talks bogged down, Mr Hua's first look at Yugoslav experiment, Foreign Office issues dual condemnation, Roman Catholic killed and eight workers hurt as gunmen ambush van driven by member of UDR, Dear Michael, as I was saying about the Tories..., Libyan call for armed revolt against racism, Baby dinosaur remains found in Montana nest, Caring for the aged-one way that works, Three jailed in bomb case, Three new papers for New Yorkers, Crippled submarine heads for home, Leyland union backed by shopfloor in fight with toolroom rebels, Second Briton abducted by black guerrillas, The tough task facing police in guarding foreign VIPs, One dead, 9 ill from wasp stings, Madagascar manhunt, Terms of reference for Records Acts inquiry, More than £1 a pound for haddock and steak, Rhodesian farmers determined to stay despite constant risk of border attacks, London's police may be inspected by outsiders. Index. News in Brief. Display Advertising: Sotheby's, Phillips & Drew, Hoverlloyd, Btr, Thomson Wintersports, Imperial Tabacco Limited, Bank Base Rates, General, The Building Materials Industry, Taylor Woodrow, The Times Reader Services Directory, Ah, Leicester, Siemens, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co. Limited, The Sunday Times, Sekers International Limited. Weather: The Weather. Law: Mother at centre of 'homeless' test case, Police 'evidence' was sandwiches and flask of tea, Brick Lane jailing. Picture Gallery. Reviews: The Churchill Play Other Place, Stratford upon Avon, James Galway Wigmore Hall, The Marriage Lyceum, Edinburgh, Swan Lake Festival Hall, South Bank Summer Music Queen Elizabeth Hall, Robert Adam and his brother architects. Classified Advertising: Cinemas, Business to Business, Company Notices, Funeral Arrangements, Entertainments, Appointments, Rolls-Royce & Bentley, Appointments Vacant. Property: Rentals, Investment Property, Flat Sharing, Properties. Sport: Cricket Essex have not yet lost their nerve despite appearances, Football Leeds give Stein three-year contract, Racing Hawaiian Sound to wave goodbye to hoodoo, Equestrianism British quartet picked on Badminton form, Cycling Sprint title stays with Nakano after last ride, Athletics A cluster of gems at the Palace even without its centre-piece, Swimming Will to win can become a seven-year itch, Sports in Brief, Bowls Another Jacklin progresses in pairs championship, Fowkes has a narrow lead, Modern pentathlon Italian achieves first perfect score since 1936, Rugby Union Welsh Lions to open Surrey centenary year, For the record, Yachting Jury decide that 'jumbo jet' can take to water, Golf Holder of three titles out in first round. Editorials/Leaders: Yugoslavia Seen Through Chinese Eyes, Security Against Terrorism, Central African Pragmatism. Letters to the Editor: An HMSO interpretation of VAT law, A new national anthem, Risk of investment in art, Dinosaurs on display, Employment agencies: putting the record straight, Growing the jojoba bean, The world's poor, The value of the Humber bridge, Pascal Lissouha, Drax B: a tender issue over price, Quantifying finals results, Segregated locomotives, Getting mail services back to normal, The Moscow Olympics, The pay of social workers, Sharing risks of product liability, Britons' low regard for foreign language skills. Court and Social: Court Circular. Official Appointments and Notices: Royal Society, Church news, University news, Latest appointments, 1851 exhibition awards. Marriages. Arts and Entertainment: Broadcasting, Radio, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 14,984, Middlesex and London team bridge winners. Deaths. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Friday, Aug 21, 1953 Moussadek arrested. Obituaries: Lt-Cdr W. H. D. McCarthy, Gc, Dr Nicolaas Diederichs S African Head of State, Camille Le Mercier. Stock Exchange Tables: How the markets moved, The Times Share Indices, Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, Stock markets Rate worries for gilts, Foreign Exchange, Recent Issues, Wall Street, Stock Exchange Prices Strong finish. Business and Finance: A better day for the dollar, Discount market, Thomson Org in new oil and gas venture, Currency holds ground after thin trading, In brief Peace hopes hinge on BL radiator plant vote today, LME metal stocks, Saudi call for gradual price rises, Ford negotiators pursue £20 a week claim, Redundant workers urged to open grocery shops, US Administration remains confident of dollar staabilty as key officials take holiday, Forward Levels, Shipbuilders seek China orders, Court extends injunction on key Inmos staff, Hoteliers say 65pc pay claim would cut jobs, Car coy placing by Nightingale, Options, Row likely on World Bank head's $18,000 rise, India to import gold for remaking as export jewelry, Wrengate to run K O Boardman, Whitehall pressed to curb the rapid growth of special steel imports, 6,800 textile jobs fewer than year ago, Tories pledge bigger planning role for NEDC and Bank of England, Loss on chemical side holds back Blagden & Noakes, COPPER was barely steady.-Afternoon, Briefly, Germany replaces UK as second major invisible trade earner, Companies get £21m selective assistance, World Invisible Trade, Business Diary Adventures from Cartoon Strip Land, Vatican finances: a problem for the new Pope, Motor trade turnover up, Hongkong wage rates outpacing productivity, St Piran rides tin price to £3m peak, Eurobond prices (midday indicators), Desai plea for lower trade barriers, EEC fines more Italy steelmakers, Alcan raising prices by 8 pc. Business Appointments: Business appointments Top Gold Fields executive named. Births.
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