The Times - 28/01/1981
1981; Gale Group;
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By Hugh Noyes Parliamentary Correspondent, By Peter Hennessy, By David Nicholson-Lord, By David Blake Economics Editor, By Michael Hatfield Political Reporter, By Paul Routledge Labour Editor, By Our Labour Editor, John Biffen, By Fred Emery Political Editor, From Henry Stanhope Defence Correspondent, By Robin Young and John Witherow, By Donald Macintyre Labour Reporter, From Ronald Kershaw, By George Clark Political Correspondent, By Peter Evans Home Affairs Correspondent, By Our Social Services Correspondent, By Nicholas Hirst, From a Staff Reporter, From Our Correspondent, By Arthur Reed Air Correspondent, By Christopher Warman Local Government Correspondent, By Kenneth Gosling, By Our Political Correspondent, By a Staff Reporter, By Lucy Hodges, By Frances Gibb, By Diana Geddes Education Correspondent, By Pat Healy Social Services Correspondent, By Nicholas Timmins, By Our Education Correspondent, From Michael Hornsby, From Patricia Clough, From Ian Murray, From Richard Wigg, From Charles Hargrove, From Our Own Correspondent, From Stephen Taylor, From Patrick Brogan, From William Safire, From David Cross, From Michael Leapman, From Tony Allaway, From Peter Hazelhurst, From Robert Fisk, From Ivor Davis, Caroline Moorehead, Dr Tony Smith Medical Correspondent, House of Commons, Michael Ratcliffe, Miles Kington, Sheridan Morley, Irving Wardle, A. L. Rowse, Paul Griffiths, Noël Goodwin, Richard Williams, Ned Chaillet, By Norman Fox Football Correspondent, By Michael Coleman, By Richard Streeton, By Rex Bellamy Squash Rackets Correspondent, From John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, By Sydney Friskin, By Roy McKelvie, By Srikumar Sen Boxing Correspondent, By Michael Seely, Paul Routledge Labour Editor, Bernard Levin, Alan Hamilton, Marcel Berlins Legal Correspondent, Ian Murray, DAVID NAPLEY, , ELISABETH GOODWIN, , J. A. ANDREWS, , D. W. ELLIOTT, , EDWARD GRIEW, , BRIAN HOGAN, , SIDNEY PREVEZER, , J. C. SMITH, , DONALD THOMPSON, , GLANVILLE WILLIAMS, , RACHEL BRIDGES, , A. J. SHEPPERD, , PHILIP WILLIAMS, , STAMP, , RUSSELL JOHNSTON, , IAN MARTIN, , DICK H. PANTLIN, , TOM FREER, , J. C. W. BUSHELL, , GEORGE SMAILES, , C. J. WISE, , JOHN YATES, , By Ronald Faux, By Our Theatre Reporter, By Martin Huckerby Music Reporter, From David Dickson, Sir Robert Black writes:-, J. C. P. writes:, R.M.D. writes:, Patricia Tisdall Management Correspondent, By Peter Wainwright, By Philip Robinson, By Kenneth Owen Technology Editor, From Frank Vogl, By Roman Eisenstein, By Michael Prest, Nicholas Hirst, By Patricia Tisdall Management Correspondent, By Edward Townsend, By John Huxley, JOHN PHILLIPS, , KENNETH CORLEY, , GEORGE C. NEIL, , PAULINE SNEATH, , BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Ross Davies, Ronald Pullen, By Margareta Pagano, By Richard Allen Insurance Correspondent, By Peter Wilson-Smith, By Catherine Gunn, Baron Phillips, Edited by Peter Dear,
ResumoNews: Conditions of Mr Murdoch's purchase are enforceable, editor-in-chief says, East and West fail to agree on disarmament formula, Dissenting MPs have to explain, Westminster MPs to visit Middle East, Bonn's defence budget survives revolt by left, Science report Physics: New light on atomic nucleus, Ill-treatment stories are played down by hostages, W Germans join fray in EEC fishing debate, Mr Reagan promises 'swift retribution' for future terrorists, Relief funds set up for flood victims, Strike wave gathers momentum in Poland, Why Mr Frank Chapple's attack on the electoral college may yet be vindicated The man who really scored at Wembley, Fresh 'Times' disputes procedure put to leaders of print unions, 500 feared lost from Java Sea ferry boat, The danger of holding trials on camera, GLC to increase next year's rate by 17.6%, Customs seeking 2,000 who overpaid duty, Boy is shot dead in Copperbelt mine riot, Leaders of 500,000 civil servants plan national strike in March to break Cabinet's 6% pay rise limit, Mandatory grants to Open University students rejected, Kim reprieve brings lifting of Japanese sanctions on S Korea, Salvador junta claims pilot smuggled arms, Divers' cheer: Mr James Tucker, aged 27,, Cannon find may start Californian gold rush, Fear of harm to hospitals in reorganization, Sanity regained after professor's 28-year fight, Latest European snow reports, Belgian Socialist leader resigns, Archaeology Loch Tay: Drowned ancient homes, Four UN soldiers killed in Lebanon, Council may sell art treasures to save music education from cuts, Government proposal for taking colleges from council control likely to receive mixed response, Mr Benn says Labour should lead the movement for homosexual equality, Pakistani initiative undermined by attacks on the Soviet Union at Islamic conference UN pressed to drop scheme for mediation in Afghanistan, Algeria gains from facing up to reality, FBI clears the way for new Labour Secretary, Union move to left in Barnsley worries many, Hospital victim awarded £1.2m, Government to let Murdoch bid for 'Times' go ahead, Mrs Castle finds scarcity of woman MPs deplorable, MP says jobless men were told to advertise, Fog defeats Army's anti-tank missile, Ferries remain in port as NUS wage talks fail, Sex bias in tax plans is criticized, Trident force unlikely to get fifth submarine, Rhine nations reject plan to clean river, London Diary, BMA aims to improve city health care by incentive payments, Haigspeak rewrites the grammar, Ulster violence shown in decline, Social Focus The child-death cycle that could be broken, One person in 10 without work as jobless total jumps by 103,000, £1 and 20p coins to be introduced by 1983, Photograph by Brian Harris, Biffen consent to transfer of papers, Foot-Benn dispute as Mr Rodgers quits the Shadow Cabinet, Budgerigar owners warned of disease, Cuba alerted in case US invades, Legal action sought in Rampton man's case, Mr Nkomo takes on new Cabinet tasks in Salisbury compromise, IBA chief urges restraint on horror film advertising, Association loses role as provider for homeless, Government in Uganda disowns food price order, Government to back £55m Laker purchase, Tehran uses film to repudiate US claims, BBC and Equity agree on pay, Afloat, with a down-to-earth girl called Alice, Windmill as high as Big Ben for Orkney. Index. Display Advertising: Vauxhall Royale, Royal Mail Parcels, Jal, Rh, Niceria Airways, Mexico's Economic Boom, McCorquodale And Co. Ltd.,, Bank Base Rates, Linguarama, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co. Limited, Loulou, Bliithner. Law: Thames TV fails to get ban on film lifted, Court clears man who says he was framed, Court of Appeal Ban to stay on TV drug film Schering Chemicals Ltd v Falkman Ltd and Others, Man cut racehorse's tail and mane 'for revenge', Girl is awarded £240,000 after hospital blunder, Eight doctors in Paris test case on abortion, Clerk's duty to record Regina v Horseferry Road justices, Ex parte Constable, Abscam defendant guilty, Man denies he intended to harm stepson, Court told of skinhead raid, Action resumed by prison officers after court ruling. Weather: The Weather. Politics and Parliament: Government do care: large scale help, Unique concentration of newspaper power in one set of hands, Protection for collections of eggs in museums House of Lords, Jobless total serious: PM does not intend to depart from policy, Proposals for heavier lorries would be unacceptable if they worsened state of the roads, Trade Secretary explains why he consented to Mr Murdoch's bid for 'The Times', Bidding process unfairly conducted-MP, Move to give MPs more control over spending, "Sus" Bill to be examined by MPs' committee. News in Brief. Classified Advertising: Entertainments Guide, Educational Scholarships And Fellowships, Secretarial and Non-secretarial Appointments, La creme de la creme, Personal, -Managerial-Administrative-Secretarial-Personal Assistants-, Forthcoming Events, Services. Property: Property International trend persists in Belgravia, Flat Sharing, Residential property. Picture Gallery. Reviews: Last night's television Dear Brutus BBC 1, A Winter Garland Riverside Studios, The Relapse Old Vic, Prize double for play, Amadeus/Klien Queen Elizabeth Hall, When the Dancing had to Stop BBC 1, RPO/Masur Festival Hall, Flo and Eddie Venue, Book review The First of the Tudors, The homecoming of Judy Campbell. Arts and Entertainment: Television, Circus comes to town, Regional Tv, Radio, Personal Choice, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 15,435, West End show. Sport: Snooker Davis meets Mans for first time, and regrets it, Squash rackets Briars's form provides compensation, Cycling Russians too good, so Britain bans them, Motor rallying Mikkola's Monte Carlo jinx strikes again, Football Thompson recovers from nightmare to keep the dream alive, Racing Lord Gulliver travels on to Aintree, Sports in Brief, Rugby Union A match to bring back some stirring memories, Hockey Craig expertise helps HA achieve draw, Cricket Shortage of competitive play is a cause for English concern, Rackets Regiments in disarray, Athletics Inducement to support a worthy cause, Golf Open returns to St Andrews after six years, For the record, Boxing The night Sibson grew in stature. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Friday, Jan 27, 1956 Jamming of broadcasts, Mammoth footprints seen in Piccadilly. Editorials/Leaders: Time For The Tin Pound, Coalition Tremors In Bonn, IT Might Have Been Worse. Letters to the Editor: The consequences of the turning wheel, Criminal attempts at the impossible, Misgivings on Nationality Bill, English Leyland, Criminal procedure moves, Serving democracy, The cost of dying, Examining industrial training, Case for economy?, Steps to aid Zimbabwe, The burden of price rises, Labour's future, The RAF way, Reducing accounting costs, Voice from the past. Court and Social: Court Circular. Official Appointments and Notices: Church news, University news, Latest appointments, Prizes for organists, Appeal tribunal. Marriages. Deaths. Obituaries: Miss Constance Applebee Pioneer in women's hockey, Admiral R. E. Godfroy, Mr Jack Knights, Sir John Nicoll, Viscount Amory. Business and Finance: Town & City interim loss higher, Bahco hopes to agree higher bid for Record, Commodities, Little hope for Tate refinery, Mr Reagan signals big cut in taxes, When should the institutions intervene?, Foreign exchange report, Kangra International wins control of Renwick Group, Benjamin Priest slumps, Eurotherm down 17pc for year, Chemical industry faces overtime ban, Video boom aids TDK, Oilmen take a swing at the Royal and Ancient, BL pledge to hold redundancies at 10,000, Unemployment, Call to ease HP controls on vehicles, Alberta prepares to turn the taps off, Curbs on commodities and gold in Bahrain, In Brief, International Exxon Corporation income clipped in last quarter, UK urged to sign computer convention, Strong gains for dollar, Marine underwriters see another bleak year ahead, Bank union says 8 pc is 'derisory', America warns Japan on car curbs to EEC, The Pound, Rights issue for SPO Minerals, Briefly, Regional Unemployment, Mr Nassar may make Inveresk counterbid, Business Diary: Go West, young woman · Card vote, Output of new homes threatened by land shortages, builders say, KCA consolidates US interests with £3m deal, Hanson Trust extends £13m bid for CMT, Industry outlook still bleak despite slowdown of recession, Food group goes to market for £45m, Rowland ally for Sir Hugh Fraser at crucial meeting, Zimbabwe buys SA bank stake, Job losses show no sign of easing, Inchcape makes hay in the Far East. Stock Exchange Tables: Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, Stock Exchange Prices Rally maintained, Recent Issues, Price Changes, Wall Street, Stock markets Equities still strong on hopes of MLR cut. Business Appointments: Business appointments Development director for Tarmac. Births.
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