The Times - 22/03/1980
1980; Gale Group;
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By Donald Macintyre Labour Reporter, From Nicholas Ashford, From Michael Hatfield Political Reporter, From R. W. Shakespeare, By David Spanier Diplomatic Correspondent, By Staff Reporters, By David Blake Economics Editor, From Michael Binyon, By Peter Hill Industrial Editor, By Our Local Government Correspondent, By David Felton Labour Reporter, By Our Political Correspondent, By George Clark Political Correspondent, By Hugh Clayton Agriculture Correspondent, From Ronald Faux, By Our Political Staff, By Our Education Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, By Our Health Services Correspondent, From Tim Jones, By Peter Evans Home Affairs Correspondent, By Annabel Ferriman Health Services Correspondent, By Craig Seton, By Kenneth Gosling, By John Young Planning Reporter, From Arthur Osman, By Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, By Our Arts Reporter, From Harry Debelius, From John Earle, From Michael Hornsby, From Ray Kennedy, From Douglas Aiton, From Our Own Correspondent, From Michael Leapman, From Christopher Walker, From Ivor Davis, From Tony Allaway, From Sinan Fisek, By Michael Scammell, by Richard Holmes, Harry Golombek, Irving Wardle, David Wade, William Mann, Hilary Finch, Edited by Peter Davalle, by David Robinson, Roger Berthoud, Pamela Vandyke Price, John Carter, Dr Tony Smith Medical Correspondent, Edward Mayer, Roy Hay, Fred Emery, Tony Samstag, Charles Hargrove, Philip Howard, Robin Young Consumer Affairs Correspondent, Norman Fox, JAMES JOHNSON., FREDERICK CORFIELD, , R. M. POWELL., ANDREW MILLAR., D. A. HEARN, , K. ASHTON, T. E. M. McKITTERICK., ALLAN J. BOWERS., J. DENIS BROWN, , BRIAN PIPPARD, , REG GOODWIN., PHILIP COLLINS, , PAUL HAWKINS., ANDREW STARK., Maria Boulding, OSB, From Clive Cookson of The Times Higher Education Supplement, P. M., By Peter West Rugby Correspondent, By Norman Fox Football Correspondent, By Keith Macklin, By Peter Ryde, By Richard Streeton, By Jim Railton, By Sydney Friskin, By Michael Seely, From Frank Vogl, By Caroline Atkinson, By Patricia Tisdall, Clifford Webb, By Peter Wainwright, By Our Industrial Editor, By Peter Wilson-Smith, By Anthony Hilton, Richard Allen, Danby Bloch, Raymand Godfrey, Peter Wainright, BY ross, Sylvia Morris, SM, Francis Kinsman, Margaret Stone, MS, John Drummond, By Alison Mitchell, By Philip Robinson, From Our Special Correspondent,
ResumoNews: Scottish Liberals vote against centre party, Five hanged in Malaysia for security crimes, Gardening No fun for rabbits, Welsh arson groups theory after more fires, Mr Whitelaw to stop jail terms for drunks, Father Agnellus, OFM, Washington's exotic sets of false teeth, Mary Pickford's home for sale at £4.4m, Catalan conservatives beat Madrid-based parties in regional poll, Survey brings more gloomy news for Mr Kennedy, St Benedict and the inspiration behind monasticism, State customers' rights Bill urged, Farm prices increase 'unjustified', Rebuilding of hospital is to go ahead, Turkish presidential poll has no official candidates, Stonehenge theory challenged in Australia, Confessions of a Soviet black marketeer, Militat says Lord Underhill was duped, Tory MP lists party's 'mistakes', Latest European snow reports, Backs to the Budgets, BL gives notice that it will impose pay offer from April 8, Brothers revive Ned Kelly-style terror, Powell warning on EEC pattern of trading, Mr Maude underlines call to Conservatives for loyalty, Israel minister steps up Arab land tension, Treasure display delayed by dispute, Two Machel ministers are ousted, Prison escaper recaptured after car chase, Livelpool dockers' strike may spread, Ayatollah Khomeini speaks out against the 'brutal action' of Soviet Union in Afghanistan, Saturday Review One last trip, Inquiry agreed by both sides in steel dispute, Europe falters on boycott, Drink, tobacco, petrol are Budget targets, Shoparound, Hint of a break with Iran over hostages, Decision on ILEA being urged, BBC governors: The board of, Heart given to Britain's first woman patient was not faulty, Doctors are urged to let patients see their notes, Italian magistrates demand protection from terrorists, Travel Looking ahead to the British invasion of Miami...and a timely word about jet lag, Something unique about Aldabra, Rhodesian labour unrest spreads, Sportsview The millions that cannot buy success, Urban area aid scheme 'is inadequate', More doctors buying computers to keep patients' records and give drugs alert, American report attacks Britain's health service, Reminders of Alice in Wonderland at Stormont, Good Food Playing an exotic role, Sharpeville killings recalled in S Africa, Drink Ports of call, A positively Byzantine affair in Birmingham, Science report Psychology: How children watch TV, Nalgo hopes rise after three new settlements, Britain needs £800m cut in revised budget figure, Collecting Print and be pleased, Ukrainians seek successor to exiled cardinal, 'Police the shock troops of law and order society', Humber Bridge accident injures 3, Industry has a month's supply of steel, Eleven set to bid for TV rights, Archaeologists fear delay on sites Act, Water strike off as workers accept 24 pc rise, Zimbabwe plans to keep close links with Britain after independence, Letter from the Gulf Lords of the desert, seeking the simple life, Poles are urged to boycott elections, A matter of life and death, Over one million pornographic articles seized. Index. Picture Gallery: Hoff of Heybridge Heath. Display Advertising: Liberty Life Assurance Company Limited, Bell's Scotch Whisky, Tristar Freight Services Ltd, Westwood, Christie's Contemporary Art, Multiple Display Advertisements, Bank Base Rates, The Times, The Noble Grape, Trentino, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co. Limited, Dr Barnardo's, The Pentland Investment Trust Limited. News in Brief. Weather: The Weather. Law: Indian lawyers injured in fight with police, Lord Hertford banned, Chancery Division Court's discretion in face of fears of industrial action Howard E. Perry & Co Ltd v British Railways Board, Council's housing time limit is illegal, Doctor must pay for failure of sterilization, Hell's Angel convicted, Civil servant in passports case jailed, Garage is not a factory Post Office v Oxford City Council. Arts and Entertainment: Films On Television, Television, Sunday's programmes Television, V and A pays £15,000 for Paul Martin 'snapshots', The Times Crossword Puzzle No 15,180, Bridge Time to be neutral, Carpet found in cupboard may fetch £120,000, Regional Tv, Radio, Personal Choice, TV highlights, Chess Political pawns. Politics and Parliament: Parliament, March 21, 1980 MPs' plea for help to bring life back to the rural communities House of Commons. Classified Advertising: Domestic And Catering Situations, Theatres, Home & Garden, Wigmore Hall, Services tomorrow: Fifth Sunday in Lent, Forthcoming Events, Appointments Vacant. Reviews: Radio Strange worlds, Against the Ugly American myth, CBSO /Seaman Festival Hall, Ian Partridge Wigmore Hall. Property: Flat Sharing, London Flats. Editorials/Leaders: Patriarchate Wanted, A Matter Of Verification, Mr Atkins Keeps On Trying. Letters to the Editor: Teaching and scholarship, Concord and cordiality, Changes in divorce law, Labour on the GLC, Flowers Report economies, Future of fisheries, Emergency planning, Trains of thought, Delayed decisions on arts grants, Averting the perils of nuclear warfare, Right to resign, Priorities in BBC cuts. Court and Social: Court Circular. Official Appointments and Notices: Latest appointments Astronomer Royal for Scotland, BBC drama awards. Marriages. Deaths. Obituaries: Prince Boun Oum, M Marcel Boussac Many-sided business interests and racehorse owner, Mr Arthur Russell, Sir Roland Symonette, Professor Edward Copson. Sport: Rowing b Oarsmen force their governing body to reconsider Moscow, Rugby League Don't be mean with the beans, boys, Hockey HA back Government but options open, Racing Inside Quarter to defy top weight but Bertie Me Boy the danger, Golf Cambridge prosper when Oxford find the bunkers, Tennis Crushing victory for Miss Navratilova, Rugby Union Authorities are urged to stamp out violence by applying the laws, Weekend fixtures, Cricket Australia's hope of victory is dampened by rain, For the record, Football Manchester derby is now a more parochial affair, Badminton No half measures as two champions sweep on. Business and Finance: Discount market, The private thoughts of Lady Baskerville, Accountant on board of British Shipbuilders, BL claims 6 per cent more of UK market, MFI agreed bid for Status Discount, Commodities, Taxation When taxman gets it wrong, Exxon unit's profits double, Round-up Greater flexibility from new insurance policies, Wool sales next week, Euro-$ Deposits, In Brief, Government cuts aid to development agencies, Pension fund trustees silent on suspensions, Main Changes Of The Week, Readers' Forum Need for a will · Undiscovered assets, Options, Winding-up petition against Mooloya, International Saint-Gobain improves, The Pound, Guthrie launches £18m bid for trust, Briefly, Housing New homes set the pace, Motor insurance Who foots the car hire bill?, Pre-Budget taxation Deadline for those overseas trips, Illingworth considering US moves, Gold, Dollar Spot Rates, Sterling: Other Markets, Marsh move for Bowring may face Fed hurdle, Grouse, Mr Lacey gains control of Wardle, Directors call for tougher curbs on secondary action in new Bill, World recession fears head OECD agenda, Course for managers with not a man in sight, Fixed interest investment Setting money aside for future tax bills, Income bonds Two more shopping days to go..., EMS European Currency Rates, Investor's week Dividends up despite gloom, Mr Nott tells top US officials of concern on steel anti-dumping suit. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock markets Banks provide the one bright spot, Stock Exchange Prices Dull end to account, Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, Recent Issues, Price Changes, Wall Street. Business Appointments: Mr Barnett takes chair at Henriques. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From the Times of Wednesday March 23, 1955 Bulgaria's troubles. Births.
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