The Times - 31/10/1978
1978; Gale Group;
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By Caroline Atkinson, From Ian Murray, From Michael Knipe, From Charles Harrison, By Diana Geddes Education Correspondent, By Christopher Thomas Labour Reporter, By Clifford Webb, By Peter Evans Home Affairs Correspondent, By Our Political Reporter, By Donald Macintyre Labour Reporter, By Pearce Wright Science Editor, From Our Correspondent Guildford, From Our Correspondent, By Peter Hennessy and James Michael, By Henry Stanhope Defence Correspondent, Ronald Faux, By Christopher Warman Local Government Correspondent, By a Staff Reporter, By Philip Howard, From Michael Hornsby, From Charles Hargrove, From Peter Nichols, From Harry Debelius, From Robert Fisk, From Hasan Akhtar, By David Spanler Diplomatic Correspondent, From Michael Binyon, Fom Tony Allaway, From Nicholas Ashford, From Dennis Topping, From Richard Wigg, From Peter Hazelhurst, From Peter J. West, From Michael Leapman, By Peter West Rugby Correspondent, By Bill Martin Of the Press Association, Alan Gibson, By Lewine Mair, By Michael Seely, Sheridan Morley, Irving Wardle, Ned Chaillet, Noel Goodwin, Max Harrison, Bernard Levin, Lord Chalfont, John Young, Philip Howard, G. A. WEISS, , S. C. PEARCE, , H. C. ADAMSON, , FRED T. WILLEY, , GREVILLE JANNER, , D. M. HART, , MICHAEL NIGHTINGALE, , ELAINE PAINTIN, , FRANK LONGFORD, , DAVID MORRISON, , ARTHUR THOMAS, , BRIAN F. DRIVER, , JAN HARVEY, , GEOFFREY BUSBY, , PETER SMITH, , MARCUS CUNLIFFE, , BRIAN FOTHERGILL, , DIANA SORRILL, , Patrick Cosgrave, Doreen Tayler, By the Staff of Nature, By Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, By Martin Huckerby, By Our Astronomical Correspondent, By Charles McKean, From Mario Modiano, By Colin Ivermee, By Kenneth Owen Technology Correspondent, By David Blake Economics Correspondent, By Michael Prest, From Frank Vogl United States Economics Correspondent, By Patricia Tisdall, By Margaret Stone, By Richard Allen, By Edward Townsend, By Kenneth Owen, From Michael Horsnby, By Arthur Reed, From Peter Norman, D. A. LOVELOCK, , BRIAN H. FISH, , STUART GOLDMAN, , H. C. DAWKINS, , V. H. T. GROUT, , JOHN BIRCH, , BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Ross Davies, Arthur Reed, John Best, By Peter Wainwright, By Rosemary Unsworth, By Our Financial Staff,
ResumoNews: Prince's old school has a head girl, Hitch over BL's equal pay scheme, Minister agrees more resources must be found for NHS, Royalty worth the money, two thirds say, Shah makes changes in Iranian Cabinet, Ukrainian walks 372 miles to freedom, Threat to stop 'Express' if new paper is printed, Antigua bickers along path to independence, Child specialist to treat stunted giraffe, Israeli plans issued for West Bank settlements, Prison officers split over industrial action, Siberian tomb finds to go on show, Dollar plunges further as gold reaches new peak, Venezuela's two main parties vie for presidency and Congress, Mr Fukuda faces three challengers in election, Barren ricefields left after Muslim flight from Burma, £10,000 man 'just a glorified park keeper', Kashmir state head dismissed, Why Lambeth should act on the ORT report, Astronomer resigns in dispute on policy, Troops in rubbish operation, 'Disloyalty' by Chiefs of Staff is denied, Parcel-bomb explodes in office of Madrid daily, Science report Astronomy: Quasars may give view of past, 'We choose you' Yorkshire miner tells Mr Heath, What do the Salt sellers have to offer?, Stobbe election 'unlawful' Russia says, Regional report BBC proves old order is changing, Miss Morrison's cupboard turns out to be almost bare, Premier of Quebec offers Ottawa economic union, Russia says US crash survivors in good condition, 150 Ugandan troops reported shot to quell anti-Amin mutiny, In memory of the York massacre, ILO advocates cancer tests of all chemicals, Inside a Mogul citadel, Saudi insistence on preventing Egypt's isolation foreshadows trouble at Baghdad Arab summit, Italian hospitals disrupted by new strike, Former prison warder tells court how he and colleagues beat up Hull inmates, Educational film on sex, Liverpool Diary, Case for increasing local government spending, Bishop Muzorewa not dismayed by poll postponement, while views of Mr Sithole and party spokesman differ, US mid-term elections Texas campaign becomes acrimonious, Cancelled honour angers test tube baby doctor, Charity which begins at home, The Pope to pray at tomb of St Francis in Assisi, Portuguese form anti-communist union movement, Auschwitz toll faked, French told, Civil servants accused of trving to 'rig' procedure, Britain puts off fishing ban to help EEC accord, Man jailed for not paying dog-walking fines, Britain urges postponement of Unesco press decision, Vandalism: the involvement remedy, Clash over pay claim for council manual workers is avoided, Hungary offers passport to emigres in West, Opencast mine opponents claim victory, Mr Arafat given warm reception in Moscow, Ark Royal 'should retain its dignity', TUC leaders declare opposition to EMS, Celebrating a succulent strand of history, Press disclosures over newspaper funding fuel Pretoria scandal. News in Brief. Law: Police sergeant 'threw away £30,000' for son, Broadmoor for axe man who killed a woman, Two Soviet spies jailed for 50 years each in US, Libel case jury given copies of Special Branch report on WRP, Doctor is cleared of sex attacks on four patients, Improper attempts to influence secrets case jury, judge says, Boy attacked parents after taking pills, No jurisdiction over appeals Lee Kok Eng v Public Prosecutor, Man says he led expensive life without working, Man 'feared getting fat but overate', Letter accusing surgeon read at death inquiry, By the back door IN re S (A Minor), Judge criticizes 'wasteful' divorce cases, Court of Appeal Statement from dock: no evidence in rebuttal by co-accused Regina v George, Girl tells court of 'rape at carnival headquarters', "Newsweek" plea fails, Threat to Indian leader 'just to put pressure'. Picture Gallery. Index. Display Advertising: High & Dry!, John Haggas Limited, Trade And Industry, Decca, Triumph, Japan Air Lines, Bank Base Rates, Royal Insurance, The Times Reader Services Directory, Milton Keynes, Citroën, John Chartered, Sotheby Parke Bernet & Co.,, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co. Limited, Bank Of New South Wales, Barratt Developments Limited, Dawnay Day Group Limited, Glenfiddich, Gieves & Hawkes Ltd., Saint-Gobain-Pont-A-Mousson, Record Ridgway Limited, C. Howard & Partners, Icl, Foord Surveyors. Weather: The Weather. Sport: Football Forest may be cut almost in half, World Cup is reduced in size in 1982, A home from home for 'the other' Richards, Road walking Harding at 49 will be oldest cap in Britain, Rowing First Sino-Soviet sporting clash in years, Rugby Union Wales cap Ringer and bring back Clive Rees after three years, Yachting New Zealand to oppose ban on South Africa, Tennis Miss Barker's sights set on France and Europe, Racing Stoute's search for a classic colt could be ended by Hardgreen, Golf Women's professional tour becomes reality, Boxing Ali may meet Rossman for more than $6m, Club within a club that is reforming football hooligans, For the record, Today's fixtures. Classified Advertising: -Stepping Stones-Non-Secretarial-Secretarial-Temporary & Part Time Vacancies-, Legal Appointments, The New Faces, Entertainments, Services, Appointments Vacant. Property: Country property, Flat Sharing, Salerooms and Antiques. Reviews: Lynn Fontanne's happy memories, Philharmonia/Fairfax Festival Hall, Wallfisch/Freyhan St John's/Radio 3, Jesse and the Bandit Queen Round House Downstairs, First big Elizabethan smash hit The Spanish Tragedy Glasgow Citizens', Loved Bush. Arts and Entertainment: Television, Regional Tv, Radio, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 15,044, Personal Choice, £250,000 yield on first day of sale, A schoolboy's dream career. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): The night sky in November, The man who missed the Clapham omnibus?, 25 years ago From The Times of Friday, Oct 30, 1953. Editorials/Leaders: New York Without Its Papers, Moscow Plays The German Card. Letters to the Editor: Unrest in the prison system, Swear or affirm, Saving the Ark Royal, How and why self-assessments on VAT are checked, Assisted school places, Strike at HMSO, Papal prophecies, Where trees thrive on former coal workings, Impeccable tax appeal machinery has been badly misjudged, A unisex pronoun, Race and education, Message of a by-election, Mortgage rationing unfair to first-time buyers, Case for concealment, Another failure to understand haulage, Drugs trial fallacies, Necessity for rent retention by agent, Selling cathedral treasures, Peace Prize for Mr Begin, Arts sponsors, Governing Ulster. Court and Social: Court Circular. Deaths. Official Appointments and Notices: University news, Latest appointments. Marriages. Obituaries: Mr Edmond Kapp Noted painter and draughtsman, Mr Brian Hayles. Stock Exchange Tables: How the markets moved, The Times Share Indices, Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, Foreign Exchange, Recent Issues, Stock Exchange Prices New account opens quietly, Eurobond prices (midday indicators), Wall Street. Business and Finance: CBI puts case for European export bank, Discount market, Lord Shawcross to address British securities seminar, Mr Benn sets conditions on EEC oil search plan, International Vickers' £8m for Canadian stake, Commodities, Gold and dollar: The gold, Advance at Toshiba from heavy electricals, NEB backs Leyland chief in tough stance on double shift working at Solihull, Stores chairman leaves over policy row, Yorks wool spinners in the black, Carpets give lift to Scots Heritable, British seminars explore key US technology areas, Court denies ITT motion, Meyer steps up stake in Int Timber, Halggas lines up strong bid armoury with profits forecast, New system seen as threat, Stock markets Pay claim worries dominate sentiment, Business Diary: Water power · Wool sack for some?, Options, Agreement reached on Nigerian loan, Britain repays IMF further $1,000m, TSBs offer credit cards tomorrow, BIA expands into scheduled services, Melville, Dundas & Whitson improves 18 pc, Bulk of Blackwood, Morton losses blamed on Canada, Finniston plea on tools of productivity, ICL denies sanctions allegations, St-Gobain drops sharply in first half, Japan's vehicle exports show a decline, Talks on saving Singer jobs, Herr Schmidt in vital talks on EMS this week, No respite for the dollar, Has the Canadian dollar touched bottom?, Aluminium news, Ferodo fund-raising to complete Ducellier purchase, German aircraft industry looks to America, Double pricing of beds will soon be illegal, Mr Hattersley indicates, MY Dart makes it a year of consolidation, Microprocessor training plan, Gartons takes loan from ICFC, Australian wool fund profit, Most new pay deals still under 5pc, Taylor Woodrow deal, Feedingstuffs price pact referred to Restrictive Practices Court. Business Appointments: Business appointments Dutton-Forshaw Group has new director. Births.
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