The Times - 17/04/1980
1980; Gale Group;
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By Clifford Webb Midlands Industrial Correspondent, From David Nicholson-Lord, By Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, By David Blake Economics Editor, By Peter Hennessy, From David Cross, By David Felton Labour Reporter, By Donald Macintyre Labour Reporter, By Fred Emery Political Editor, By Diania Geddes Education Correspondent, From Lucy Hodges, By Our Local Government Correspondent, By Our Political Reporter, By Our Political Staff, By Christopher Warman Local Government Correspondent, By Nicholas Timmins, From Our Correspondent, By Wiliam Frankel, By Martin Huckerby, By Hugh Noyes Parliamentary Correspondent, By Henry Stanhope Defence Correspondent, By Kenneth Gosling, By Michael Hatfield Political Reporter, Rrom Ronald Kershaw, By George Clark Political Correspondent, By Frances Gibb, By Harry Golombek Chess Correspondent, By Peter Evans Home Affairs Correspondent, By Stewart Tendler Crime Reporter, From Patricia Clough, From Charles Hargrove, From Arthur Osman, From Christopher Walker, From Patrick Brogan, From Michael Binyon, From Ivor Davis, By Our Diplomatic Correspondent, From David Wood, From Ray Kennedy, by Arrigo Levi, From Peter Hazelhurst, By Caroline Moorehead, From Neil Kelly, From Richard Wigg, From Sinan Fisek, From Richard Hughes, From Charles Harrison, From Ian Murray, Shona Crawford Poole, Michael Ratcliffe, H. R. F. Keating, D. C. Earl, Hugh MontgomeryMassingberd, Andrew Sinclair, Roger Berthoud, John Percival, Hilary Finch, Irving Wardle, Paul Griffiths, Stanley Sadie, William Mann, By Norman Fox Football Correspondent, By Keith Macklin, By Michael Coleman, From Richard Streeton, By Pamela Macgregor-Morris, By Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, By Peter Marson, By Our Rifle Shooting Correspondent, From Peter Ryde, By Michael Seely, David Nicholson-Lord, Bernard Levin, Ian Bradley, J. M. WALKER, , WILLIAM HAYTER, , GEORGE CUNNINGHAM, , LESLIE TENTLER, , RODERICK BEATON, , NICHOLAS BAKER, , SYDNEY E. WILKINS, , ERIC HEBBORN, , DAVID J. GOLDBERG, , JOHN CHALONER, , DEVONSHIRE., JOHN BROWNE, , BILL SIRS, , DAVID GREEN, , ALEC CLIFTON-TAYLOR, , By the Staff of Nature, From Ronald Faux, By Our Arts Reporter, From Anthony Hilton, By Patricia Tisdall Management Correspondent, By Edward Townsend, Richard Allen, By Kenneth Owen, By John Whitmore, From Peter Norman, By Our Technology Editor, Derek Harris, By John Huxley, By Michael Baily Shipping Correspondent, By Our Industrial Staff, G. MYERS, , CHRISTOPHER KEELING, , J. A. L. DORRELL, , PHILIP DE ZULUETA, , JOHN HUNSWORTH, , SAXON TATE, , BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, David Hewson, David Blake, Peter Hill, Patricia Tisdall, By Peter Wilson-Smith, By Peter Wainwright, By Margaret Stone, By Our Financial Staff, By Philip Robinson, Edited by Peter Davalle, Bryan Appleyard, Christopher Kirkham, Sandy, John Young Planning Reporter, Andrew Rowe, Nicholas Cole, Adrienne Gleeson, Alan Grainge, N.C., Patrick O'Leary, P. O'L.,
ResumoNews: Small businesses A way out of economic decline, A year after the Wilson report... Little action to bring much needed encouragement, Relief men tell of well-fed Kampuchea officials, Bonn leader invited to visit Moscow, Two thousand delegates show their strength on Capitol Hill The family shop is as American as motherhood or apple pie, Guest Column Numbers now the key for women to make work impact, 'Make or break' for UK missile, Wage settlements are running at more than 20% and still rising, China names two new deputy premiers, May target date for Palestine accord, Edinburgh Festival debut by the National, Association draws up code of practice Franchising means independence with support, Range of help services remarkably wide Advice and information are vital assets, Issues that Professor Hans Küng wants debated Rebel in the Catholic conflict, We look at the careers of three men who have made good Success recipe found in kitchen furniture, Blackpool Diary, Gardener who climbs on his roof to mow the lawn, Beds that dreams are made on, Revival in fortunes of Lyceum in Edinburgh, Czechs release 18 arrested at Prague lecture, Minister hates us, students say, Thatcher call for award to cartoonists, Fresh steel talks hold off strike in Midlands, Strasbourg squabble over motion to back America, Internal Labour struggle over nuclear weapons, Unanimous verdict of misadventure in Kelly case, Death duties and taxes take their toll Aunt Agatha's legacy is sadly missed, Cuban refugees arrive in Costa Rica, Sir Reg Goodwin resigns GLC Labour leadership, More curbs on waste chemicals urged, ITV answers BBC on levy, Ulster home building to be cut, Flu virus that killed old people identified, Ireland urges Israelis to control Christian militia, New leader for Jewish congress, Survivor saw pilot struggle to get out of sinking aircraft, Science report Astronomy: The Sun's nuclear fires, US serviceman shot dead by Turkish terorist group, The Times Cook Of loaves, fishes and pizza pie-and an astonishing French claim, 'Clockwork orange' goes into orbit, State intervention is sensitive issue Loan guarantees still hotly debated, Snags for Navy over submarines, Russia denies military build-up along its frontier with Iran, Six big Indian banks are nationalized in surprise decision, Reformers try to split right from wrong for young offenders, Period mouldings rescued firm whose boat-building hit rocks, Government backing gives security Favourable rates for exports, Nations warned of need to preserve environment, Olympics without US 'second-rate affair', Left try to stop Mr Hayward's visit to China, Labour adopts 'Tory vandals' poll solgan, Ways to raise money outside banks When financial times are tough, Mr Whitelaw is sent police file on Bristol riot, Unita upsets Namibia border plan, Britain chosses its ambassador to Zimbabwe, Teachers' unions sceptical about councils' stand on salary issue, Cut staffs to avoid new rate increases, minister tells councils, Business Dairy: Boys's own jobs · Holiday boom, Israelis want to show film on princess, but deny playing politics, Tehran leaders consider postponing election.., Altruism mixed with self-interest Big firms offer helping hand, Newspaper's wrong use of letter condemned, Miles joint second after chess win against Stean, Mr Carter sets May deadline for allies to act, President's mother speaks up for women, Terrorists raid Milan radio, TUC may urge no rise in strike pay, Makers of pregnancy drug may be sued, France pays homage to Jean-Paul Sartre, M Poniatowski threatens to sue Communists and Socialists over moves to impeach him, One dead, 4 hurt as bus leaves trail of wreckage, MP apologizes for rodent mix-up, Yacht's 'Captain Catastrophe' gets some advice, Time limit on EEC spending 'not long enough', Lewisham to withhold money from police, Distinguished Serbian leader shot dead, £8.3m grants by Scottish Arts Council, No great untapped reservoir of skilled labour The myth of our inner cities, Lord Kagan believes he is victim of political revenge, Italy's biggest supporter killed by obesity, A united army is priority for zimbabwe, Sandhurst commissions, BL threat to dismiss 18,500 unless strike is called off, Paratroops are banned from Hongkong bar, Thousands held in Laos camps without trial, Pennsylvania primary next Tuesday holds the key to both Republican and Democratic nominations Mr Kennedy fights crucial presidential test in the black ghettoes, Action by printers could spread to national press if employers call a lockout, union leader says, Japan rail strike ends after six hours, American held in Ulster for questioning, World View US coordination with the allies fails again, The James Kelly inquest has ended but so many questions about police and community relations remain unanswered K division: the Merseyside penalty area. Arts and Entertainment: Television, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 15,201, Two paintings by Nicholaea Berchem make £150,000, Regional Tv, Radio, Personal Choice, Painting sold to US museum for £1.7m. Index. News in Brief. Display Advertising: Knight Frank & Rutley, Bsc Industry, Scottish Widows, Ppa, British Vita Company Limited, Newsociety, Midland Bank Group, Xerox Paper, The Red Cross, Jardines, Data General, Midland Bank, European Institute Of Business Administration, The Times Business News, Bank Base Rates, Henry Butcher, Icfc, Announcement, Breweries Ltd, Lancaster Literature Festival, Hackney, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co. Limited, Honeywell, Williams & Glyn's Bank, William Baird & Company Limited, Laing, Thomson Holidays, General Mining And Finance Corporation Limited, Bryant, Canlife Units, Twa, Whsmith, Ecgd, Church & Co. Ltd.,, Execujet, Arbuthnot Factors Ltd. Law: Southall trials extreme example of deficiencies in the law on public order, report claims, Rampton man's rape and murder, Ex-detectives acquitted, Director deliberately set fire to shop, judge rules, Law Report April 16 1980 Court of Appeal Scope of 'subject to contract' formula Sherbrooke and Another v Dipple and Another, Man for trial on Welsh holiday home fire charge. Weather: The Weather. Politics and Parliament: Inquiry call on Commons catering, Trade with EEC better than with rest of world, Government seeking a change of attitude House of Lords, Council house sales Bill urgently needed, Tide flowing strongly towards games boycott House of Commons, Sir William Barlow's departure regretted: differences denied, Plan for Afghanistan still being evolved: savage colonial war, New Lord of Appeal, Institutional structure of EEC: Mr Jenkins wants women members of Commission, PLA must reduce labour force to become viable, UK has no standing in Mandela case. Picture Gallery. Reviews: Ficton Creek Mary's Blood By Dee Brown (Hutchinson, £5.95) Let the Lion Eat Straw By Ellease Southerland (Dent, £5.50) Atlantic City Proof By Christopher Cook Gilmore (Gollancz, £5.95) The Apathetic Bookie Joint By Daniel Fuchs, Walker/Hemsley Wigmore Hall, Howard Hodgkin behind the enemy's lines, All the fun of the Master's fare Private Lives Duchess, Quis Quis in Britannia The People of Roman Britain By Anthony Birley (Batsford, £8.95) Later Roman Britain By Stephen Johnson, BBCSO/Cleobury/ Groves Festival Hall/Radio 3, Crime They Stay for Death By Sara Woods, Grand Old Soldier Duke Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester By Noble Frankland, Masterpiece years The Diary of Virginia Woolf, Whicker's World Yorkshire, The Magic Flute Sadler's Wells, Belgium's ballet companies preparing for London, The Barber of Serville Coliseum. Classified Advertising: -Managerial-Administrative-Secretarial-Personal Assistants-, Theatres, Announcements, Entertainments, Motor Cars, £6,000 plus Appointments. Sport: Badminton Miss Köppen's injury may give Briton her chance, Shooting Tucker captains British team on West Indies trip, Athletics Stewart and Simmons in marathon field, Boxing Ali to meet Holmes in most expensive contest of all time, Cycling Madiot turns on speed and takes yellow jersey, Horse trials Columbus to set the standard in dressage, Football Arsenal given third chance to reach an all-London final, Rugby Union Richmond make history in high-scoring final, Racing Piggott puts faith in Our Home for classic, Tennis Gilbert threatens to fulfil his promise, Rugby League Bradford's finest hour, Golf April may be the kindest month for Barnes, For the record, Cricket Botham wins £400 tour award from sponsors. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 yeara ago Froms The Times summary of the strike period for Monday, April 18, 1955. Middle East pressure, The highest form of torture by comfort. Editorials/Leaders: Neither Marx Nor Confucius, Helping Wales To Keep Her Language, The Lessons Of The Kelly Case. Letters to the Editor: Prohibitive costs of moving, Violence of youth, Secret ballots for strike action, Further reply to Nepal, Out for a duck, Attribution of drawings, Electricity bill transfers: banks not to blame, A birthday gift for Zimbabwe, A day for labour, United States dilemma over the hostages in Iran, 'The Steel Papers', Grateful to Sir Freddie, Climatic changes, Olympics boycott, Exodus of dissenters, Competitive spirit of British Rail, Farmers and consumers, Meeting of faiths. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Deaths. Obituaries: Sir Eric Savill, Dr David Carrick, Rear-Admiral Paul Slikker, Mr Kenneth Fyfe Bookseller of high repute, Sir Malcolm Knox Former Principal of St Andrews University, Sir Charles Goodeve, Mr G. C. Heseltine. Business and Finance: Allied buys more Brit Mohair, Discount market, Barrow Hepburn almost doubles, Sir Derek Ezra may head chairmen's group, Wool forecast lowered, Commodities, Government must abandon economic policy and reflate, Cambridge economists say, Survival of textiles ' will depend on innovation', Akroyd makes nine redundant, Strike may halt all bank clearance operations, RTZ shows its paces, Portals aims for growth in US, Robot incentives 'not necessary', William Baird in £1.2m sale, Economic notebook When silence is an admission of guilt, Berwick beats forecast, Arab group to challenge Lloyd's, Myson Group ends year with £2.1m, West Germany optimistic about economy, Ruling on Grand Met bid today, In Brief, Construction industry seeks to end Group of Eight differences, Chase Manhattan Bank cuts its prime rate to 19 3/4 per cent, Options, Chancellor's warning on 'rapid ' price rises, Soviet threat to shipping group profits, I J Dewhirst rises 28 pc in peak year, Briefly, International Bank America quarterly profits rise, Owen Owen down by nearly a quarter, Fears over electrical imports surge, Jamaica refuses standby link with IMF, Coopers & Lybrand link with Cork, How Japanese shipyards survived the 'oil shock', Gold, Time to reform state industry appointments system, Average Earnings, Paper trade needs 'great discipline' to keep solvent, Doubts over CBI strike fund for employers, Schlesinger sells Trident, Singer & Friedlander tops £4m, PO chief denies rift led to resignation, EMS European Currency Rates. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock markets US bank announcement gives gilts late spur, Wall Street, Sterling: Other Markets, The Pound, Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, Recent Issues, Price Changes, Foreign exchange report, Stock Exchange Prices Gilts move ahead after hours. Business Appointments: Business appointments Director named for insurance group. Property: Rentals, Commercial And Industrial Property, Flat Sharing. Births.
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