The Times - 16/04/1974
1974; Gale Group;
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From Robert Fisk, By Michael Horsnell, From Our Correspondent, By Roger Vielvoye Energy Correspondent, By John Groser Political Staff, By Maurice Corina Industrial Editor, From Ronald Faux Edinburgh, By Paul Routledge Labour Correspondent, From Tim Devlin Education Correspondent, By Our Education Correspondent, By John Roper Medical Reporter, From Our Correspondent Southampton, By Christopher Warman Local Government Correspondent, By Our Labour Staff, From Richard Wigg, From Peter Nichols, From Our Own Correspondent, From Peter Strafford, By a Staff Reporter, From Patrick Brogan, From Michael Hornsby, From David Bonavia, By Geoffrey Green Football Correspondent, By Tom German, By Christopher Warman, By a Special Correspondent, By Gerald Sinstadt, By Pamela Macgregor-Morris, By Sydney Friskin, By Jonn Blunsden, From Pierre Guillot French Racing Correspondent, By Michael Phillips Racing Correspondent, From our Irish racing correspondent, By Philip Clifford, From Peter Ryde Golf Correspondent, By Peter West Rugby Correspondent, By Alan Gibson, By John Hopkins, By Peter Marson, by Prudence Glynn, Alan Coren, Paul Moor, Christopher Brown, Leonard Buckley, Guy Brett, Kenneth Gosling Arts Reporter, Pearce Wright Science Correspondent, PHS, A Special Correspondent, GRAHAM SANSBURY., J. STANLEY HEATH, , F. B. BLUNDELL, , ANDREW PHELAN, J. H. WHITFIELD., EUGENIO MIOZZI., OVE ARUP, HUGH CASSON, ESHER, HOLFORD, BASIL SPENCE, , GEOFFREY PATTIE, , JOHN STAY., DAVID C. BARTLE., DAVID SHORT., NICHOLAS B. MORLEY, , PAUL MARETT., PETER RICHEY, , PETER THOMPSON, , S. A. WALLINGTON, , PHILIPPE DUMANIER, , By a Chess Correspondent, BY Maurice Barnfather, By Roger Vielvoye and Peter Hill, From Alan McGregor, From Frank Vogl, By Our Energy Correspondent, By Derek Harris, From Our US Economics Correspondent, By Our Industrial Editor, By Malcolm Brown, By John Plender, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Michael Baily, Ronald Kershaw, Terry Byland, Christopher Wilkins,
ResumoNews: Present rifts confuse and sadden Gaullists who started with the general from his London exile, Submission of bids for European Spacelab, Sikkim election as counter to dissidents, Jurists may call for all-Ireland courts, A store of ammunition for avid readers, Mr Wilson invited by Chinese to pay visit, Students 'will not deny free speech to Tories', Child poverty group call to raise earnings limits, Shell in $1,000m Saudi Arabia refinery deal, Barbers face up to the year of the beard, Berlin burgomaster off for talks in US, Local talks seen as best way to engineering peace, Enough to curdle the milk of human kindness, Mr Solzhenitsyn's proposals for Russia potentially dangerous, Mr Sakharov says, Lebanon calls for sanctions by UN against Israel for reprisal raids, Liberals are warned about own kitchen Cabinet, Police hunt for killers of Ulsterman moves to north London, Bucharest's big welcome for Mr Kennedy, Minister will not meet teachers on allowances and recruitment, Friars and councillors in clash over Assisi library, Main parties face London test hopefully as borough elections campaign begins, Scottish TUC to urge government share in firms, Union tells members to ignore ban on overtime, Army staff training, Mr Ford upsets Nixon loyalists, Portuguese expel bishop from Mozambique, Riding the seesaw of nuclear deterrence, Owner of silver sought: Flying, Niger President overthrown in Army coup, Dr Kissinger pledges US help for poor nations but warns UN of the dangers of confrontation, Sister tells of anxiety for Scot jailed in Rhodesia, Mr Heffer unlikely to lose post over Chile speech, but Prime Minister will take a stern line, Belfast IRA chief tricks his way out of jail, Medicine: The causes of muscular dystrophy, Peking hits at subservience to Western culture, Carrickfergus: Medieval town plan revealed, Three remanded on Southampton explosives charge, The Times Diary London invaded by horses, Children blamed for pile-up on motorway, Why the cost of cheaper energy could prove to be too high, No 'inside' story in Agnew novel excerpts, 'Medical research spending up by a fifth, M Fouchet drops out of campaign with some bitterness, Niger President ignored warnings of dissent, Basque leader slips back to Spain at Easter, Mr Heath is urged to back immigrants amnesty, Civil servants 'are tired of being pushed from pillar to post' as government departments change, 'Flying Sikh' is winner of Safari rally, Tribal clash kills three at African gold mine. Index. Display Advertising: Commercio Estero, Multiple Display Advertisements, Scottish amicable, Avis., Sotheby's, Midland Bank, High & Dry, Industrial Centre, Standard and Chartered, Dewar's, Sas, janet reger, Deliss, Ch, The Royal Bank of Scotland, Japan International Bank Limited, Grima, Savills. News in Brief. Weather: The Weather. Picture Gallery. Classified Advertising: Business Notices, £4,000 plus Appointments, Forthcoming Events, Public Notices, Women's Appointments Secretarial, Salerooms, Entertainments, Business Services, Women's Appointments General, Appointments Vacant. Property: Flat Sharing, Property Wanted. Sport: West Ham's comfort upsets Southampton, Allez France makes the running to win prix d'Harcourt, Canasta Lad is preferred despite disappointment, Sports in Brief, Brinkley again succeeds at top level, Hockey festival results at other centres, Colebridge has his richest victory, Buccaneers show a spirit of adventure, Park call up their third team secretary, Today's fixtures, Leading goalscorers, Lack of flair, imagination make dubious history, Time to recognize a great player, Young riders stay on the crest, Bristol overcome weight disadvantage, Leeds lose a stride in stroke for stroke battle for the title, Mrs Janes may compete in United States, Boston Marathon won by Irish student, For the record, Redman leaves for US as fastest loser, Harlequins forwards too slow to check Cardiff, Norwich now accepting the inevitable with equanimity, When neighbourliness means nothing, Front row union play their part, Yesterday's results and tables, Numa has form to win classic trial. Reviews: Helping composers, Fashion Henry's old Dutch, Peterborough's Film Theatre, Tom Jones on Happiness Island Bbc 1, Covent Garden's first Clemenza di Tito, Hague exhibition of Gerard ter Borch, Simple beauty of Chinese art Mount Trust Collection Bethnal Green Museum, Berlin gets Ponchielli opera in original 1876 sets, Mill Reef Yorkshire, Moore illustrates Auden. Editorials/Leaders: Speaking Out Of Turn, Sanctions-Breaking Broken, The Students' Gag. Letters to the Editor: Tax reform: 'unearned income', Patients in Broadmoor, Blood donors, Tory Central Office, Preservation of Venice, Bembridge Harbour, Contraceptives free for all, Impressions of China, Fine wine and plonk, Diocesan boundaries, Jews in Russia, Future of Concorde. Court and Social: Court Circular. Births. Marriages. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago. Arts and Entertainment: Broadcasting, Success for Britons in international chess, England win at home countries bridge, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 13,663. Official Appointments and Notices: University news Oxford. Obituaries: Lady Mayer, Mr Philip Argenti, Mr Harry C. Mills, Cora Sandel, Obituary, Dame Florence Hancock Former TUC president. Business and Finance: British Leyland move to set up bus and truck assembly plant in Egypt, Aramco denies that Saudi oil embargo was breached, Rough passage for cruise liners, Scottish group's plan for refinery to process crude oil from the North Sea, Federated, Contracts Fluor (England) gains $18m Belgian contract, German bank pledge to fight inflation, Swiss bank chief resigns over losses, How can engineering halt this 'inexorable slippage'?, Results this week Burmah, GKN, Vickers and Marks & Spencer, Lending rate 12pc, SE seeks tighter rein on foreign share deals, Bank Base Rates, Freight Report Tankers face thinner market, Controls on American food prices abandoned, Scottish Equitable Life Assurance Society, Business Diary: Trust-busters' relief · Double value, Company News Esso looks to better return on capital, ICI acetone 120pc dearer, The Merchants Trust, Limited, Briefly, CBI fears if Britain quits Community, Creditors in rescue scheme for Moorgate, Monopolies post still open, American steel executive forecasts a boom year, The Times Share Indices, Brokers' views, The scope for abusing commercial bills, Euromarkets Bond trading rally fades, Cartel Office fines Dortmund breweries £1.1m, Wool textile men see export markets as brightest hope despite world trade fears Industry in the Regions. Business Appointments: Executive posts at Beyer Peacock. Stock Exchange Tables: Weekly list of fixed interest stocks, Capitalization & week's change, Unit Trust Prices-change on the week, Wall Street, More share prices. Deaths.
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