The Times - 30/09/1972
1972; Gale Group;
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By Maurice Corina Industrial Editor, By Our Political Staff, From Michael Hatfield, From Michael Knipe, From Peter Strafford, From Christopher Sweeney, From Pearce Wright Science Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, From Penny Symon, By John Roper Medical Reporter, By Philip Howard, By Our Local Government Correspondent, By Tony Aldous Environment Reporter, By a Staff Reporter, From Roger Berthoud, From Charles Hargrove, From Dan van der Vat, From Our Own Correspondent, From Michael Leapman, From Paul Martin Middle East Correspondent, By Michael Phillips Racing Correspondent, By Jim Snow Northern Racing Correspondent, From St John Donn-Byrne French Racing Correspondent, By Peter.Ryde Golf Correspondent, By John Nicholls, By Geoffrey Green Football Correspondent, By Gordon Allan, By Brian Lewis, From Neil Allen Athletics Correspondent, by David Storey, David Wade, Ronald Hayman, John Higgins, Stanley Sadie, Leonard Buckley, Roy Hay, Harry Golombek, Bevis Hillier, Edward Mayer, Penelope Turing, a special report, S.W., P.O.L., Alison Ross, PHS, THOMAS BALOGH., C. P. MORTON, , D. KEATING, , CHRISTINE PURKIS, , J. M. CARTWRIGHT SHARP, , GLADWYN, , HILARY SCOTT, , SISSEL VAA NUTTALL, , RICHARD MORRIS, , CYRIL BENNETT, , B. J. O'SULLIVAN, , J. W. LINNETT, , MICHAEL FIDLER, , PAUL DUGUID, , G. E. R. BURROUGHS, , By Bishop F. R. Barry, By Our Financial Staff, By A Goodrick-Clarke, By Melvyn Westlake, By Terry Byland, By Paul Routledge Labour Correspondent, From Anthony Thomas, By Guy Hawtin, From David Cross, Margaret Stone, John Drummond, David Jones, EDITED BY MARGARET STONE, M S, Lindsay Duncan, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Philip Dyer, John Whitmore,
ResumoNews: Poll shows support for a Labour-Liberal centre party, Ape woman skull found in South Africa, Advertising is issue for S African TV, Vatican prelate to pay formal visit to Britain, Britain uses triple veto on Rhodesia vote in UN, Mr Nixon sends envoy to Saigon, The Times Diary Lord Gardiner's Amnesty mission, Director of security opposes any change, Clamp on 'embarrassing' reports, Captured ex-minister paraded at Amin party, Looking ahead from the towers of Nine Elms, The nine points in Peking agreement, Labour Party executive delay stating attitude on entry into Europe, Entire civil service told to resign in Philippines, Crowded Jerusalem store shattered by time bomb, Chancellor returns to lead inflation battle as clash develops on haulage rates, President disillusioned at summit hopes, 100 feared dead in train crash near Cape Town, Men on 41 charges over Armagh prison siege, Few hospitals in Ulster have technical skill to treat victims of violence, expert says, Warning on growth of corruption in planning, Lure of business boom and German bogy used to sway Danes, Lament of over-burdened farmer, Middle-of-the-road mood among Britain's voters, Mobutu offer to mitigate plight of Asians, 'Socialists will form largest group in Europe', North American visit cut short, Harvest mice have their environment problems, too, Department did not 'fully pursue' firm acting illegally, Ombudsman says, Five years' jail for aircraft bomb hoaxer, Establishment of Sino-Japanese relations toasted by leaders at banquet in Shanghai, Lord Franks calls for 'major surgery' on Secrets Act, Bonn and Peking to have full diplomatic relations, Labour peer to be the new Lord Mayor, Norway to seek free trade treaty with EEC, Rotterdam to restrict foreign workers, Tanks attack as Yemen crisis worsens, Section on leakages 'a mess' and should go, report says, Two jailed for Belfast car offences, Doctors warned about over-prescribing, Asian influx brings barracks into use before they are fully prepared, Woman's place not on the football field, Soldier is killed in Belfast riot after troops shoot sniper, On the education of conscience, 18 months for UDR man, Only Lords Bill can halt Queen Anne's scheme. News in Brief. Index. Display Advertising: Harrap Books, The Times Superstone, Macarthur's, The Black And White Book, South Of England Building Society, Thomson Overseas Journals Ltd., S, cape, Cyprus, JP Fruit Distributors Limited, Scotbits, Appeals, Humidifier Advisory Service, Bulova Accutron, M & G, New Schroder Flexible Bond, Abbey Selective Bonds., British Transport Docks Board, Jessel Britannia, Healey & Baker, First National City Bank,, Glass Glover Group, Tyndall, The Attwood Group, Incurables, Fruit Trades Journal. Weather: The Weather. Sport: Golf, Indoor season starts with three leagues, Sports in Brief, Chappell wants shorter England tours, Price of failure reflected in rush of activity on transfer market, Weekend fixtures, Croquet, Red Power has ability to surprise rivals, Christmas Box likely gift at Longchamp, Absence of Jenkins could give France the edge, Exstream scores again, Changes in Harlequins pack for London Welsh tie, Earlier start to Minter's new career, Course and conditions overcome by Charles's wedge play, Thai takes flyweight title, Tennis, Freud can talk his way to £1,000, Cooke joins Crystal Palace for £85,000, The Admiral and Sweet sharlie put Murray level, Last Sir Ivor colt goes for record 45,000 gns, Fraser must wait to prove he is best in his class, Daily double record, Allison's appeal rejected by FA. Reviews: Small ports a vital part of survival plan, Capriccio and Cosi: a question of taste, Close-up on the Far East, A reason of one's own, Going back home, Revue for Criterion, Rosalyn Tureck Festival Hall, The story behind the label, Fruit and vegetables, The Viennese Grand Tour, Oscar Lewenstein: committed to the Court, The imperfections of our beloved land Cobbett's Rural Rides Bbc2. Classified Advertising: Domestic Situations, For The Epicure, Women's Appointments, Music On The South Bank, It's not too late, Services tomorrow: Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity, Forthcoming Events, Entertainments, Appointments Vacant. Arts and Entertainment: Radio Short of information, Broadcasting, Bridge Too many choices, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 13,191, Chess The strength of success. Property: Property Abroad, Country Properties. Editorials/Leaders: 'Twelve Million Jenkinsites', Limits To Official Secrecy. Letters to the Editor: Use of the referendum on joining EEC, Pornography report, How to breed a winner, Policies to curb inflation, Motorways and parks, Independent TV research, Divided system in education, Philippines unrest, Delayed book order, Law Commissioners. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Births. Deaths. Official Appointments and Notices: Latest appointments. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Monday, Sept 29, 1947. Law: Non-disclosure of lease: notice by vendor invalid. Obituaries: Sir George Binne Exploration in the Arctic, M. Maurice Thiriet, Ian Scott Smith Scottish wing three-quarter. Stock Exchange Tables: Equities Steadier close to the Account, Renewed activity in EMI, Unit trust performance, The Times Share Indices, Forward Levels, New Issues British Land funds short-term loan, Foreign Exchange, Recent Issues, Spot Position of Sterling, Unit trust prices, Jessel Britannia goes in for the big spread, Money Market Rates, Wall Street, Fixed Interest and Money 'Short' gilts easier, Commodities Cocoa higher in active trading. Business and Finance: Threat to cheap UK air fares, Mixture of old and new, Dispute between P & O and major holders widens, Recommendation to drop wool plan, Standards proposed by EEC for stock exchange quotations, Cadbury group in new move for Jeyes stake, Action you can take if your neighbour's dry rot spreads, Why Mrs Chariton got herself in print, Clarkson caught by the recession, Bids and Deals Dundee agree offer by AAH, Turning spotlight on VAT at the theatre, And then there were three, The Times list of latest dividends, Interim results of Thomson Organisation, TWA may sue over charter rules, Fresh slide in pound as dollar strengthens, Residents mobilize against the CPO, Interim Statement The Thomson Organisation Limited Interim Statement, Lord Cooper joins unions' pay defiance, Mersey Docks company foresees £2m loss on year, What Right Have We To Say We Can Manage Investments Any Better Than You Can? Look to Ebor for long-term growth of your capital, Mining Broken Hill South trim dividend, Hitch over plan to sell Shepperton Studios, Company News Sharp interim setback to Univ Grinding, 74pc first-half profit boost by Thomson Org, Volvo and DAF to collaborate, £11m counter bid by EMI for Golden Egg chain, IMF chief stresses harmony of views on monetary reform, Beatson on the mend, Modest buying helps equities, Finance Houses cutting base rate by ½ per cent, Schroder Flexible Bond, How the markets moved Rises, Margot Naylor: an appreciation, Contracts ICL awarded £6.5m data systems order.
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