The Times - 01/05/1974
1974; Gale Group;
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From Fred Emery, From Peter Nichols, By Michael Hatfield, From Robert Fisk Belfast, By Geoffrey Green Football Correspondent, From Raymond Perman Labour Staff Worthing, By Our Labour Staff, By Our Political Correspondent, From Our Correspondent Oxford, By Our Planning Reporter, By Pearce Wright, By Our Industrial Editor, By Michael Baily Transport Correspondent, By George Clark, By Penny Symon, By Martin Huckerby, By Our Political Staff, From Christopher Walker Stavanger, Norway, By John Roper Medical Reporter, From Arthur Osman Wolverhampton, From Charles Hargrove, From David Cross, From Gretel Spitzer, From Michael Hornsby, From Florencia Varas, From Roger Berthoud, From Eric Marsden, From Our Correspondent, From Michael Knipe, From Harry Debelius, From Lose Shercliff, By a Special Correspondent, By Alan Gibson, From Pamela Macgregor-Morris, Neil Allen Athletics Correspondent, By Michael Phillips Racing Correspondent, From Pierre Guillot French Racing Correspondent, Sheridan Morley, Hugh Jolly, John Russell Taylor, Joan Chissell, John Percival, Stephen Walsh, William Mann, By Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, By Our Architectural Correspondent, PHS, TIM BEAUMONT, W. COWLEY, The Lyke Wake Club., DOUGLAS PETRIBURG:, LAN FELLS, Reader in Fuel Science, University of Newcastle Upon Tyne, Department of Chemical Engineering., POLWARTH, Harden, Hawick, Roxburghshire., GRAHAM WEBSTER The Old School House, Chesterton, Harbury., WILLIAM STODDART., MICHAEL BALFOUR, C. B. HEYWOOD, J. H. N. LAWSON., Yours faithfully, , W. R. LEE, , O. H. PARSONS., DONALD TYERMAN., BRIAN CROZIER, Director., ANTONY HORNBY, JAMES A. SPRIGGS, , From Philip Howard Windsor, By Our Horticultural Correspondent, By Our Religious Affairs Correspondent, By Our Financial Correspondent, By Ian Morison, By John Plender, By Melvyn Westlake, By John Whitmore, By Peter Jay Economics Editor, By Kenneth Owen Technology Correspondent, By Malcolm Brown, By Roger Vielvoye, From Bjorn Bostrup, By Hugh Clayton, Patricia Tisdall, By Clifford Webb, W. J. H. TOOMBS, , ROBERT VARLEY., MASRY PRINCE., ROBERT W. MOWAT, , JOHN A. CARLSEN, , CORRELLI BARNETT, , JOSEPHINE BURNS DE BONO, , BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Frank Vogl, By Christopher Wilkins, By Ashley Druker,
ResumoNews: Author's coin collection fetches £600,000, Mr Field sues for libel, Algeria falls in with Kissinger plan, Emergency debate on Mr Short's statement refused by Speaker, Ombudsman to look into defence of invalid car, Four further charges against Mr Milhench, Seminar will discuss law of the sea, Crisis of paper currencies: Has the time come for Britain to return to the gold Standard?, Insurgents burn and loot Cambodian town, Italy puts surcharge on imports, Norwegian airfield is sealed to protect witnesses from Ulster, Rail staff at crisis level, Mr Buckton says, Autobahn bridge collapse kills nine men, Austrian parties nominate Presidential candidates, Cowley men postpone strike call meeting, Tension rises as Israel fears heavy American Pressure to gain concessions for Syria, First cry of 'Strike, strike' from nurses, Science report Cytology: Hammering mutations., Rose grower sweeps the board at show, Mr Vorster makes changes in Cabinet, Edited transcripts of conversations tape-recorded at the White House, The old-fashioned man who prefers the middle road, Britain close to recognizing Lisbon regime, Labour expects Bexley to reject its usual swing, Government is studying plan for workers on boards, More toleration should have been shown towards intellectuals, GLC hopes to buy flats for council workers, AUEW not to pay £47,000 to Con-Mech, Liberals launch drive for government reform, Assembly suspended in Mozambique, Lisbon crowd Welcomes communist leader, Jewish QC says his life was threatened, Bill omits TUC's more controversial demands, Rail only Channel tunnel 'could be viable', Roman Catholic and Baptist accord on unity, Iraqis lift Kurdish siege, EEC call for price cuts to disperse beef mountain, Edited Nixon tapes show he told Mr Dean to pay Howard Hunt hush money, Explaining the physical mysteries of growing up, The Times Diary Cut-throat competition in class, Last of 93,000 Pakistani war prisoners and civilians freed, 'Sunday Times' Stands by report of Mr Short's part in building contract controversy, M Giscard d'Estaing confident the tide is running in his favour, Mrs Hart pleads for global aid policy, Junta puts curb on money leaving Portugal, Chilean trial suspended over Political references, Illness forces Petrosian to withdraw, Ex-police chief from Hongkong is remanded, Sir Alf Ramsey and England to part company, examination results, Liberal MP defends BBC role in disclosure, Memoirs of 'an infinished woman', Planning permission appeals may go to regional 'assizes', Landslip toll may be 1,000, Pledge on arms information, Yangtse hero goes to Peking as ambassador, Protestant-Catholic school sharing proposed by Ulster minister, London debuts, Miners' leader says he tried to commit suicide. News in Brief. Picture Gallery. Index. Display Advertising: Molins, Knight Frank & Rutley, Godfrey Davis, Lasson, Roche-Bobois, Hampton & Sons, Multiple Display Advertisements, Ansafone, rhp, Aer Lingus, Leicester, Panam, Herring Daw, Bullens, Avis, Savills. Official Appointments and Notices: Car safety award, Latest appointments. Weather: The Weather. Politics and Parliament: MP's radio interview sent to Committee of Privileges: Mr Ashton promises to give details House of Commons, Cheque cards not caught by credit controls, Regulations make Speaker uneasy, Parliamentary Notices House of Lords, High powered group of advisers to give independent view on tunnel, 'Times' guide to Commons, 16 allowed to stay, VAT change not first move to tax all food, Medicines in safe bottles, Debate refused on Mr Short, Bill to protect environment reintroduced, Lay watchdog for solicitors, Adverse effects on unions cannot all be undone, Pension funds statement House of Lords, Labour has not put a spy into review staff. Sport: Apalachee is ready to let Piggott share Archer's classic record, Dispute settled and title bout will go ahead, Tightening of amateur rules unpopular, Sports in Brief, Penalty goals decisive for Coventry, Results yesterday, Today's fixtures, Italian throws caution to winds and squelches to victory over d'Inzeo, Croquet, Allison and palace pass into obscurity, British team in Cairo for Davis Cup round, Ball breaks leg in collision at Arsenal, Madrid winner to play at Bournemouth, Miller boosts earnings to £80,000, MCQueen challenger for the Scottish No 5 shirt, Moulines to have next run in Prix Lupin, Organisers' troubles may just be starting today, Luton may pay £100,000 for 17-year-old, Cup final crowd will see top runners, Borg rejects £250,000 WTT offer, Rowe opens with Hill for Derbyshire, Local professional takes a par 69 for his influenza, England match may be sell-out. Classified Advertising: Domestic Situations, Lectures And Meetings, Women's Appointments also on page 31, Forthcoming Events, Entertainments, Appointments Vacant. Reviews: Hollywood opens its doors to the world, Tourists at home Royal Ballet Sadler's Wells, The five thousand Voices of Cork, LSO/Previn Festival Hall, The Queen, in powder blue, welcomes Danish Queen, in primrose. Law: Law Society, Failure to supply specimen no refusal Regina v Taylor. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Saturday, April 30,1949. Editorials/Leaders: Digging Out The Answers, Getting IT Their Own Way, Pakistan Means More Than Pakhtunistan. Letters to the Editor: In retrospect, Pointed referendum, Policy decisions on energy usage, Two nations in Northern Ireland, Work on North Sea oil, Charges for telephones, An eagle in Regent's Park, Quest for qualifications, Soviet objectives, Vindolanda, Health risks in industry, Achieving a high wages economy, Wrapped up in The Times, Surcharge on investment income, Rutland's identity, Helping modest income groups with home buying, The press and the individual, National parks, Taxation aid for Malta. Court and Social: Court Circular. Births. Marriages. Obituaries: Lord Robertson Of Oakridge, Mr Philip James Services to Arts Council, Mr George Craddock Former MP for South Bradford, Sir John Dunlop, Obituary. Deaths. Business and Finance: Price panel criticizes delays in profit reports, BP and ICI go-ahead for £100m plant on Teesside, Reconstruction plan for Vavasseur after shares are suspended, Big orders for CJB Offshore, US Senate confirms treasury name, Fruehauf peak year but York Trailer opens lower, EEC president told to speed deal with America, Royal Dutch Petroleum Company, Finance Houses' base rate cut, Doubling of secured borrowing limit sought by A Herbert, Latest dividends, Reliable Properties, The rise and fall of US controls, France raises minimum hourly pay by 6.25 pc, Politiclly motivated Budgets threaten fiscal chaos, Japan payments plunge into record deficit, Spot Position of Sterling, Reports Steeper costs put brake on Gomme Hldgs, Bids & deals Richardson leap on 160p feeler, Pittard GROUP, Thomas Jourdan Limited, All Venezuela's foreign concerns face takeover, Forward Levels, Mark speculation as trade figures awaited, Banca Nazionale Del Lavoro, Tougher Norway terms, Advertising and Marketing UK businessmen have 'less trusting' attitude, Present restraint on bank lending and money supply growth to stay, Blackman & conrad Ltd. Another Record Year, Comex Silver in weak finish, Big banks offer access to cheque clearing system, EEC producers in move to halt coal rundown, London Brick Company Limited Year of Progress,Achievement and Innovation Record Brick Production and Deliveries 'Unfavourable Start to 1974...' Sir Ronald Stewart, Bart. (Chairman), Briefly, Business Diary: Drew's package · Investors' pets, Tom Martin Metals Group, Commercial Union in £30.9m office block deal, oyez Broadening Base of Group's Operations, Leading equities remain confident, Leyland bid to step up direct sales to workers, Property: waiting for the underwriters, Bowater, Herbert pays £68,400 to ex-director, Tilbury Contracting Group Ltd, Government will take major stake in N Sea oil, Dr Strang says, How the markets moved Rises, Big slump in house orders, CEGB still favours US reactor, American move to toughen taxing of oil groups, Mr.J.A. Bailey,Chairman, refers to a new Pension Policy and freedom of investment. Extracts from his Annual Statement, Rush & Tompkins Group Limited Highlights from the Statement by the Chairman, Mr. Kenneth P. Rush, CBE, FICE, David Greig. Business Appointments: McKechnie Brothers deputy chairman. Stock Exchange Tables: The Times Share Indices, Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshare Funds, Issues & Loans EDITH plans rights offer to raise £5m, Eurobond prices (midday indicators), Foreign Exchange Firmer tone in the dollar, Commodities, Money Rates, Money Market Rates, Wall Street, Firmer tone., Recent Issues closing, Minimum tea price scheme sought. Property: London And Suburban, London Flats, Country Properties, John D.Wood. Arts and Entertainment: Broadcasting, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 13,676.
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