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The Times - 05/03/1985

1985; Gale Group;

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By Paul Routledge, Labour Editor, By David Felton, By Richard Evans, Lobby Reporter, By David Young Energy Correspondent, From Richard Owen, From Robert Fisk, From Christopher Walker, By Rupert Morris, By Ronald Faux, From Tim Jones, From Barrie Clement, , By David Felton, Labour Correspondent, By Craig Seton, By Frances Gibb Legal Affairs Correspondent, By Anthony Bevins Political Correspondent, By Lucy Hodges, Education Correspondent, By Colin Hughes, By Richard Dowden, By Derek Harris, Commercial Editor, By Christopher Warman, Property Correspondent, By Bill Johnstone Technology Correspondent, By Kenneth Gosling, By Peter Evans, DAVID YOUNG., By Anthony Bevins, By Michael Baily, Geoffrey Smith, By Hugh Clayton, Local Government Correspondent, By David Hewson, By Clifford Longley, Religious Affairs Correspondent, From Diana Geddes, From Frank Johnson, From Roger Boyes, , From Richard Wigg, , From Mary Lee, By Our Political Correspondent, From Zoriana Pysariwsky, , From Michael Hornsby, From Nicholas Ashford, , From Douglas Tweedale, By Henry Stanhope, Diplomatic Correspondent, From Tony Duboudin, From Michael Hamlyn, , From Keith Dalton, From Jan Raath, From Michael Prest, By Caroline Moorehead, John Russell Taylor, Nicholas Shakespeare, Glenys Roberts, Irving Wardle, Hilary Finch, Richard Morrison, John Wells, , Cordell Marks, by Suzy Menkes, PHS, Paul Routledge, Michael Hamlyn, , by Richard Burt, Roger Scruton, Miles Kington, SHACKLETON, , ROD EDMOND., ALAN J. WATSON, , IAN EASTON, , M. E. EDWARDS., C. J. SAVILLE GLANVILL, ANN PATTERSON., GREG WAGGETT, , RONALD SOUTHWARK., MICHAEL BOWEN., DERRICK CAMBRENSIS., GILLEASBUIG MacMILLAN, BERNARD THOROGOOD., JOHN REARDON, BERNARD GREEN, , GORDON BARRITT, ALAN WEBSTER, MARTIN DENT, PETER JUDGE., J. BILLINGTON, , TEGWYN WATKINS, , P. J. FRAY, , By Huon Mallalieu, By Pearce Wright, Science Editor, Mr Nicholas Fairbairn, , Executive Editor Kenneth Fleet, By David Smith, Economics Correspondent, By Jeremy Warner, By Philip Robinson, By Richard Thomson, From John Earle, , By Pam Spooner, Cliff Feltham, David Young, By Robin Hodgson, From Jan Katz, From Michael Parrott, Jon Carr, , By Geof Wheelwright, By Paul Walton, by Brian Appleyard, By Tony Durham, By Judith Huntley, By Graham Bunting, By Tom Sato, By Stuart Jones, From David Miller., By David Powell, By Clive White, By Gerry Harrison, By John Nicholls, Paul Newman, By Rex Bellamy, Brian Glanville, By Pat Butcher, By Mandarin (Michael Phillips), by Brian Beel, By David Hands Rugby Correspondent, By Nicholas Harling, By Richard Eaton, By Jim Railton, By Sydney Friskin, By Robert Pryce, From John Wilcockson, From John Woodcock, Cricket Correspondent, , by Peter Dear, Peter Davalle, By Michael Baily, Transport Editor, Peter Davenport,

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Index. News: Rock airport dispute, Pitmen will go back 'heads held high' Battle to continue in Scotland and Kent, Friends of the Zoos, Gromyko puts arms blame on Bonn, Outspoken minister sacked by Marcos, Pink Panther film an 'insult' to Sellers, Fashion A Bigger Splash, moreover... Same old rag, the same old gags, Snow reports, Commuting into London falls, Thatcher to visit six Asian states, BBC must drop £1.4m TV series, Suspects held after Bulawayo security blitz, Science report Plight of X-ray twins holds lesson for future, Britain to open talks with Libya in Rome, Germans to continue aid to UK miners, Gaullists rule out pact with National Front to defeat Left at polls, Thatcher talks go well Lange given pledge of British trade backing despite clash on Anzus, Legal Implications Courts keep control over sequestrated funds, Walker's stock rises with rank and file, Crumbs of comfort for the TUC, Curfew in Santiago as quake toll rises, A Family Divided Strike set brother against brother, Indonesia Part 2 Wary overtures after 20 hostile years Trade lure starts thaw with China, Grassroots Reaction Scotland: Fight on for amnesty, Inquiry into Murrell murder link, Spending on jobs to be cut by 2%, UN debates Gulf War PoWs, Revealed-why Lord Gnome's feeling smug, Roads, Pressure on councils to privatize, Labour climbdown on GLC rate limit, Nuclear power:2 Scotland presents the case for rejecting switch to PWRs, GPs shun the surgery computer, Souped-up Sierra at motor show, MacGregor may go over union's head, Palme demands British action on acid rain, Prisoners Of Conscience USSR:Ivan Kovalyov, Bomb blast kills guerrillas after raid by Israelis, Portfolio, Urgent UN appeal for more cereal supplies to Sudan, Vicars and dentists high in divorce league, College lecturers vote on action over pay as teachers step up strikes, Alfonsin places trusted ally at head of Army, Counting the cost as struggle goes on in the Kent and Scottish coalfields One in three dismissed may get job back but amnesty is unlikely, British firm's £61m deal with China, Royal Ascot, Peres seeks direct talks with Husain, The Times Diary, Where blacks would be at home, The Beatle who was drummed out, Reagan plea for release of cash to build MX, Shoot-on-sight order to avert Bihar poll violence, MPs oppose bus deregulation, Myth upon myth from the critics of Star Wars, 'They have won our confidence', Pakistan: can discipline survive democracy?, The papers, Visit to Poles in Britain fills Glemp with hope, Poles infuriated by bread price rises, Cape youth tarred and feathered, Snow Reports, Publicans' union prefers flexible hours, Kinnock opposes amnesty, Pit Closures Eight collieries under threat, 'Million' children in danger of sex abuse, Letter from Cortonwood, the Yorkshire pit where the strike began Pickets' last stand at 'the Alamo', Commentary. Law: Sangster cited, Divisional Court When 'practicable' must be construed strictly Regina v Harvey, Ex parte Select Livestock Producers Ltd, Police rape claim denied by WPC, Two remanded, 2 journals deny they libelled aide to Thatcher, Bomb charges, House of Lords High Court has jurisdiction to review forfeiture of surety In re Smalley, MPs angry at Hampton Court secrecy, Pilot strangled his wife and dumped body in lake, counsel tells court, Doctor cleared, Time limit crucial Gill & Duffus SA v Société pour I'Exportation des Sucres SA. Display Advertising: Everest, Volvo, Lufthansa, National Savings, Inmac, Champneys, Friends Of The Elderly, Tate Gallery, Mobil, 3M Floppy Disks, Royal Insurance, Taylor Woodrow, Christie's, Margaret Howell, Tamesa Fabrics, Abpi, Angela Gore, Romney Trust Plc, Data General Limited, The Executive Computer Centre, Britannia Building Society, Habitat, Harpers & Queen, Carr Jones, The Times Portfolio, Gestetner Holdings Plc, Medminster Plc, City Call, Base Lending Rates, Lion Systems. News in Brief. Property: Rentals, Ministers' ideal homes. Picture Gallery: Agog, A photographic look at life in Hewlett-Packard. Politics and Parliament: Public Spending Chancellor to assess cost of dispute, Prisons Careful checks before chaplains are appointed, Terrorism Tighter security after attack, The return to work · Counting the cost · Ulster security Coal must recover swiftly from damaging strike Coal Dispute, The Arts Growing role of business sponsorship, Transport 'Retrospective' Bill attacked. Reviews: Concerts Malcolm Binns, Delighting in life's dottiness, Galleries Vivid new ideas in great old age, LSO/Capolongo, Television Picture of mystery, Theatre Life before death Night Mother. Arts and Entertainment: Concise Crossword (No 586), Boost for British bridge hopes, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 16,677, Sale room Riddle over missing Ottoman miniatures, Today's television and radio programmes, TV top ten. Editorials/Leaders: Why pit peace means danger, The Issue IS The Man, Doctoring The Well, Tomorrow's Coal, Finance And Industry Egyptian music in the Fraser board's ears. Letters to the Editor: Liberals and Polaris, Purpose of Anzus, Double jeopardy in the pits dispute, Arab-Israeli conflict, Broadcasting's future, Queen and 'The Times', VE Day celebrations, Nuclear deterrence, Royal blue?, Tongue-tripping, Longer labours in the Lords. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): On This Day. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Official Appointments and Notices: Navy half-yearly promotions, Wycombe Abbey School, University news, Latest appointments. Deaths. Obituaries: Sir Iain Moncreiffe, Rev Dr Frederic Greeves, Mr James Dale Stage and radio actor, Mr Aiichiro Fujiyama. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Prices Prices off the top, Wall Street, The pound, Recent Issues, Foreign Exchanges. Business and Finance: Money Markets And Gold, Instant musical scores while you play the tune, Floppies make the big leap for the late 1980s, Job Scene Programming: is bigger better?, NCB will build on goodwill to regain lost ground, Commodities, User Hostile Seduced at last-well, almostby the mainframe in my semi, Accountants attack Insolvency Bill, Authorized Unit Trusts, Computer Briefing Where will staff increase by 50 per cent, Apricot chief goes in ACT clash, £87m fall at Royal Insurance, 136 years of Harrods, Market Summary, Urgency at last in SE talks, The IBM business-park connection, Tempus Royal Insurance gloom casts a shadow over sector, Why British software should look east, Investment Trusts, Sinclair's double offer in the office market, Prices expected to fall further, Company News, Pound falls 10 points as oil fears overshadow coal vote, Moscow mission misses, Letters Don't tie us up in tape, In Brief Matthey to close HQ, Cardinals to discuss Vatican Bank, London Financial Futures, The Week Chips that must change, Stock Market Report Leaders edge forward as gilts receive a lift, Financial Services Nasdim-four steps ahead in the investor protection field?. Business Appointments: Appointments. Classified Advertising: Legal Appointments, Announcements, General Appointments, Entertainments, Computer Appointments. Sport: ICE Hockey Bruins join the protest movement, Squash Rackets Briars beats bionic man, Basketball No party at Palace, ICE Skating Fadeev cuts best figure, Rowing Oxford hope to have one over the eight, Cricket England must relight the fire to ascend from ashes to Ashes, Sports in Brief, Football: Frightening Exhibition Of Uninhibited Spectator Violence At Stamford Bridge Chelsea sink into their darkest depths, Racing Sparkling form makes case for Corked look watertight, Today's Fixtures, Badminton Threat of a boycott, World Football Rumblings in Rome on Falcao's knee, Rugby Union Hall reclaims his England place from Teague for Calcutta Cup match, Hockey RAF are sunk by Spinks, Yachting Multi-hull in the window, Athletics Eight more Greeks in dope trouble, Cycling Planckaerts win the race to Dole. Births. Weather: The Weather.

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