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The Times - 07/01/1971

1971; Gale Group;

From Patrick Brogan, From Arthur Reed, Air Correspondent, From David Blake, From Michael Leapman, By Peter Jay Economics Editor, From Our Correspondent, From Stephen Jessel Education Correspondent, By a Staff Reporter, By Julian Mounter Motoring Correspondent, From Harry Golombek Chess Correspondent, By Our Political Editor, By George Clark Political Staff, From Arthur Osman, By Clifford Longley, By Tim Jones, By Peter Waymark, By Peter Evans Home Affairs Correspondent, From Our Agricultural Correspondent, By Hugh Noyes, From a Staff Reporter, By Our Legal Correspondent, By Tony Aldous Environment Reporter, Frank Roberts, By Our Local Government Correspondent, From Charles Hargrove, From Our Own Correspondent, By Rita Marshall, From David Bonavia, Mr. Bucher, apparently in good health, plays cards and sits smoking in photographs taken in the room where he is held., By Our Foreign Staff, From Richard Wigg, By A. M. Rendel Diplomatic Correspondent, From Eric Marsden, By Our Commonwealth Staff, From Peter Hazelhurst, From Russell Warren Howe, From Nicholas Ashford, By Philippa Pullar, Ray Gosling, By D. G. Bridson, A. P. Ryan, By Elizabeth David, A. S. Byatt, Design by Penny Radford, Stanley Sadie, William Mann, Irving Wardle, Leonard Buckley, John Percival, By Norman Fox, By Barry Davies, By U. A. Titley Rugby Correspondent, From John Hennessy, By John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, By a Motoring Correspondent, From John Ballantine, By Peter Ryde Golf Correspondent, By Jim Snow Northern Racing Correspondent, Michael Leapman, Richard Harris, PHS, SHIRLEY SUMMERSKILL., From Sir Malby Crofton, MALBY S. CROFTON., BEATRICE LUBBOCK, , JOHN WISE, CHRISTOPHER CHAPMAN, DAVID PEARCE., GEORGE JONES., HUGH LAWSON JOHNSTON, , N. EFIMOV., EDWARD CRANKSHAW., MICHAEL GRAY., JOHN DEVERILL., T. M. Bell, A. N. Francembe, Kenneth Bolton, Michael Harey, Colin Campbell, F. T. Jones, Douglas Duncan, Charles Markham, I. S. Ednie, W. B. G. Raynor, W. J. D. Fowler, Robin Higgin, P.O. Box 12244, Nairobi, Kenya., L. E. WEIDBERG, GEOFFREY M. BLISS, By Our Religious Affairs Correspondent, By Maurice Corina Industrial Editor, BY A. GoodricK-Clarke, By R. W. Shakespeare, By Clifford Webb Midland Indusrial Correspondent, By Alan Hamilton Labour Staff, By Giles Smith, By Clive Callow, From Anthony Thomas, By Malcolm Brown, By Melvyn Westlake, By Christopher Marley, By Kenneth Owen Technology Correspondent, By Michael Baily Transport Correspondent, By Clifford Webb, By Ronald Kershaw, By Peter Hill, From Frank Vogl, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, FRED HOYLE. 1 Clarksom Close, Cambridge., G. H. K. LUND., H. M. WILSON., By Hugh Stephenson, Terry Mahon, Julian Mounter,

News: Priest's £25,000 gift, Fingerprints The detection of 'invisible' prints, Drugs found in Liston home after his death, Britain sells another 30 jump jets to U S in £25m order, 'Cash rewards handed to informant in car', Prisoners in Provence jail leave freezing cells as the cold continues, Problems that will be raised in Delhi, British team to study Issels clinic, Mr Stewart ends trip to Nigeria, Union backs teachers in dispute over hall, Cold Comfort man told to leave Rhodesia, Foreign cars more reliable than British, say two nationwide surveys of users, War and peace in the age of uncertainty Michel Tatu analyses the dangers and instability of a changing international order, The Times Diary No Bernadette memoirs of Armagh jail, Mrs Melville angry that her rail debt was paid, Changing borough cares for the needy, FBI reports increase in subversion, Letters, America will end ground combat role in Vietnam within a year, The tragedy of Angela Davis, Cut in training of new teachers foreseen, National forum for Roman Catholic priests, Pakistan ban on 'Art of Love' book after riot, British team to study aid projects in Yemen, New Polish leaders asked not to use violence, Destroy Kingsley Martin letters, will asks, Cover tips with grasses, scientist says, FA asks clubs to review safety arrangements, Powerful pony, £38 penalty for 'terrine du chef' out of a tin, Posters issued in teacher murder hunt, X-rays show welding of Tudor cannon, Leningrad trial of Soviet Jews postponed, Charges against U S officers are dropped, A second home in the sun, Egypt's hopes rest on Big Four, Dr Jarring flying to Jerusalem today, Union action adds to Heathrow troubles, Gift and loan for restoring Brunel ship, New Zealander campaigns against British EEC entry, Bedfordshire enters Cublington battle, Indonesian salaries go up to counter corruption, Black infants' death rate remains high, Film men will not join union Bill strike, Computer marks City and Guilds exam papers, Visitors find flats more easily than Britons, Easier crossings, Protest over Zionist violence at US Embassy in Moscow, French Cabinet increases minimum wage, Research to help in spreading legal aid, Sentence of death on bishop in Cameroun, Shooting of prisoners and mass arrests reported in Guinea, Mr Heath optimistic on Commonwealth's future, Second thoughts on plan to rebuild Jerusalem, Husband pleaded for wife's 'gold treatment' to end, Backbencher may oppose Mr Lloyd as Speaker, US Army lost nerve gas, Report alleges EEC aid to Congo was misspent, Ethical vow for the scientist is proposed, Cruft's raises price and entry standard, M Debray modifies his views, The healing wounds of the Nigerian war, China's hopes for Latin America, BBC promises not to give up pop but adds a warning, Even police driver ignored road signs, Partners in craft, Non-commercial research proposed for farming, Space: Chance to study solar wind, Religious questions seen in a broader context, Threat to Press talks, British forces help to bring in food for Malaysian flood victims, Pooter, California scientists make growth hormone, Prince accused of hypocrisy over wildlife, Swiss envoy still hopeful of freedom, State spending is key to inflation-Mr Powell, New Immigration Bill 'breaks European Rights Convention', Pravda advises neutrals not to join market, 'Keep right' rule in Moose Jaw for pedestrians, Women have a bigger role in politics, Vending firm stops plans for cigarette machines, Students praise success of Outward Bound courses, Industry fears increase in bankruptcies and higher unemployment, 'Drop charter flight rules', Inquiry told of overcrowding in Kensington, Motoring Automatic drive and a heavy load, Commission says Press Council could help to cure French newspapers' malaise. Picture Gallery. Reviews: Nowhere slowly The Place, Theatre petitions go to councils, Hassan Bbc 2, Cook's language Spices, Salt and Aromatics in the English Kitchen, Hair, there and everywhere, Call for inquiry into British Film Institute, Rubens paintings released to go to Belgium, Turandot Royal Opera House, Byron-The Naked Peacock Young Vic, Acorns and cannibals Consuming Passions A History of English Food and Appetite, Quick guide, Early Music Consort Purcell Room, A fighter in Broadcasting House Prospero and Ariel. Index. News in Brief. Display Advertising: Vent-Axia, Ppa, Debenham & Freebody, Rank Xerox, Chatham House Journal, Jane's Yearbooks, The White House, The Times, Saa, Moss Bros, Cashmores, Nbp, National Airlines, East of Scotland Trust Limited, Weatherall Green & Smith, Leamington Spa Building Society, United Arab Airlines, Kuhn, Loeb & Co. International. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 12,664, Adjourned game may change chess lead, Broadcasting Television. Weather: The Weather. Deaths. Classified Advertising: Dividend Notices, Business Notices, Appointments Vacant also on pages 22 and 23, Announcements, Appointments Vacant also on pages 11 and 22, Appointments Vacant also on pages 11 and 23, Womens Appointments, Entertainments, Melpond Intercontinental. Sport: Miss Shaw goes down to unseeded player, Sports in Brief, Snow reports, Jacklin teeing off on £3m American circuit, No pressure on top seeds, World Cup final may be reached on league basis, Girls' champion beaten, Endean scores three for Watford, Runner-up withdraws, Sovereign Path top bid, Break for Trimmer, Welsh rugby researched, Quagmire the bargain with Gold Cup prospects, Football results FA Cup, LONDON: (British women's junior, Threat to semi-final round, Edrich expected to be fit for Test match, Miss Wade has an easy time, Cuts in boxing proposed, The end of a partnership as Chelsea call the tune, Arsenal's class tells after first goal, Not quite a clean sweep for Scots. Editorials/Leaders: Flying By Budgerigar, The N.E.D.C.'S Public Cul-De-Sac, The Ancient Prejudice, Efficiency In Computers. Letters to the Editor: Arms for S. Africa, A Commonwealth disaster force, Labour view on smoking, Severance payment, Royal Borough's rubbish, Billy Bunter, Inflation: the delayed consequence of devaluation, Are pay or price freezes really the answer?, Khrushchev remembers, A Diary paragraph, Jews in Russia, Airport plan: value of traffic forecasts. Court and Social: Court Circular. Births. Official Appointments and Notices: University news, Latest appointments, Church news. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago. Marriages. Obituaries: Mr George Jeger, Mr Sonny Liston Former world heavyweight champion, Sir David Luce Former First Sea Lord, Sir Henry Collett, Obituary. Business and Finance: Maintenance costs service, Piece rate talks are vital, International Utilities Corporation, City writs over state Bill to write down Mersey Docks capital, High-speed phototypesetter in service, Eurosyndicat, Claiming a stake in the profits Oliver Stanley discusses share incentive schemes, World Airways offers cheap flights to US, Bids and Deals Delta pay £2.7m for Alcan Booth stockist, BP seeks exploration licence off Eire coast, MEPC office block permit, The Coal Board through a decade of trial, CBI expresses 'acute anxieties' about trading margins and cash flows, Reduction in Marley payment, Premier urged to settle textile dispute with U S, Mercantile Credit Another record group profit. Successful offer for The Astley industrial Trust, BLMC's hard road to recovery, Shipyard unions fix Harland decision date, £4m expansion in Hongkong by foreign concerns, Part-time NCB members' disquiet over departure of Lord Robens, Contracts, BLMC passes final dividend, Equities, Life Business in 1970 Guardian RE up 16pc to peak £655m, Briefly from the Boardroom, Drivers' dispute threatens petrol supplies, Strike shuts down big cutlery company, Company News Jute Industries rallies but cuts final, Warning on steel strikes, Japan International Bank Limited Incorporated in London on 17th December, 1970, The Messina (Transvaal) Development Company Limited, Management education, Pit seeks miners before reopening, Computer deliveries up by 52pc but orders in hand slacken off, Fixed Interest, Hopes grow of Bank rate cut as funds flow in, Car workers take day off to avoid stewards' fines, Fenner Continues To Build For The Future, Glenfiddich whisky up 3s 1d, A mixed year for the Madison Avenue men John Revett, in New York, reviews the US advertising industry, Chrysler doubts in U S, Compulsory dismissal power urged in docks, Fibre production in 1970 up 100m lb to a further record, French lose tax preference, Business Diary: A public relations coup for General Motors, Training levy to be reduced in knitting industry, State bond issue expected soon, Mining Messina on outlook for copper, Apathy on training needs is threat to hauliers, New chief named for CITB, Sterling and Money, French fertilizer cartel sales restricted, Alwyn Holdings Limited, Steel shipments inquiry, How the markets moved Rises, Boots' gain in cosmetic sales, American lessons for European industry, Lockheed rejects $200m compromise. Stock Exchange Tables: The Times list of latest dividends, The Times share indices, Commodities, Unit trust prices, Drawing of Bonds, Wall Street, New Issues London quotation for US conglomerate, BLMC higher on results ACCOUNT DAYS: Dealings Began, December 24 Dealings End, January 8 § Contango Day, January 11 Settlement Day, January 19 § Forward bargains are permitted on two previous days. Business Appointments: May & Baker director moves up. Property: Properties Abroad, Land For Sale.