The Times - 30/09/1980
1980; Gale Group;
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From Fred Emery Political Editor, From George Clark Political Correspondent, From David Blake Economics Editor, By Donald Macintyre Labour Reporter, From Our Labour Editor, By Diana Geddes Education Correspondent, From Paul Routledge Labour Editor, By Michael Horsnell, By Peter Hennessy, By Christopher Warman Local Government Correspondent, By Stewart Tendler Crime Reporter, From Tim Jones, By Peter Evans Home Affairs Correspondent, By Hugh Clayton Agriculture Correspondent, From Arthur Osman, By Our Education Correspondent, From a Staff Reporter, By John Young, By Our Agriculture Correspondent, Reports by John Winder, Philip Webster, Bernard Withers, Gordon Wellman and Derek Barnett of our Parliamentary Staff., By Paul Routledge, From Hugh Noyes, From David Nicholson-Lord, By Our Health Services Correspondent, By a Staff Reporter, Ronald Faux, Kirkcaldy, By Annabel Ferriman Health Services Correspondent, From Patricia Clough, From Ian Murray, From Our Own Correspondent, From Peter Nichols, From Michael Hornsby, By Henry Stanhope Defence Correspondent, By Richard Owen, By Our Foreign Staff, By Nicholas Hirst, By Dan van der Vat, From David Bonavia, From Christopher Walker, From Nicholas Ashford, By Dr Tony Smith Medical Correspondent, From Dessa Trevison, From Neil Kelly, From David Watts, From Jacqueline Reditt, By Nicholas Keith, By John Hennessy, By Rex Bellamy Squash Rackets Correspondent, By Peter West Rugby Correspondent, From Richard Low, By Nicholas Harling, By Iain Mackenzie, By Sidney Friskin, By Michael Seely, by Prudence Glynn, John Russell Taylor, Irving Wardle, Joan Bakewell, John Percival, David Wood, William Mann, Ned Chaillet, Henry Stanhope Defence Correspondent, Bernard Levin, Alan Hamilton, Shirley Williams, JOHN STEBBING, , SAM HEPPNER, , PETER PININSKI, , J. A. G. GRIFFITH, , JOHN CAREY, , JOSEPHINE STEINER, , MAURICE ESSAM, , FRANK PATON, , HOUGHTON OF SOWERBY, , JOHN DUNELM:, GORDON J. CARDINAL GRAY, , FREDERICK GLASGOW, , GALLOWAY, , MICHAEL GREEN, , MACLEOD OF FUINARY, , G. MAHON, , JAMES McGUINNESS, , GEORGE MORAY, , LESSLIE NEWBIGIN, , ARCHIMANDRITE ALEXIS, , D. S. RUSSELL, , SOPER, , MERVYN SOUTHWARK, , JOHN STOTT, , BERNARD THOROGOOD, , METHODIOS, ARCHBISHOP OF THYATEIRA and GREAT BRITAIN, , JOHN WINTON, , C. J. CHAMBERS, , JOHN GILLARD WATSON, , MICHAEL THOMAS, , OLIVER THOMPSON, , PETER WALMSLEY, , By Our Astronomy Correspondent, By Huon Mallalieu, From Mario Modiano, By the Staff of Nature, From a Bridge Correspondent, From Frank Vogl, By Derek Harris Commercial Editor, John Huxley, By Roman Eisenstein Banking Correspondent, By Richard Allen, By Our Industrial Staff, By John Huxley, From Ivor Davis, Nicholas Hirst, From Peter Norman, Kenneth Owen, By Stephen Goodwin, LASSE BUDTZ, , JOHN KRIEGER, , H. C. EASTABROOK, , M. H. J. HILL, , ERNEST PENDROUS, , JOHN WILSON, , NANCY BARTON, , NIGEL CARPENTER, , BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Ross Davies, Hugh Stephenson, Derek Harris, By Catherine Gunn, By Rosemary Unsworth, Edited by Peter Dear,
ResumoNews: Challenge to left for leadership of miners, War forces foreigners to leave Khuzestan, Way opened for TUC and party accord on incomes, Part dinner service of 1810 is sold for £21,600, Journalist wants displaced print workers retrained in electronic editing of papers, Regional report Making vandal-proof bus shelters gives work to youths otherwise on the dole, Boy who threw pear core murdered, Cairo calls on US to intervene, Warning on fascism of the left, Crucial day for Italy in search of a cabinet, Iraqi President manoeuvres to fill power vacuum in Middle East, Four resign over use of computers in hospitals, Fighting fatigue in the front line, S Africa scandal may be revived, Fashion Are you being served, or just served right?, National strike threat by Poland's free unions, 'Eton could house boat people', Ripper detectives switched to hunt burglars, Iran/iraq War Iranian envoy wants Basra as reparation, Newcastle's skyline dominated by graceless buildings, Renationalization for private transport enterprises is given mass support, Police unions divided over cross-border cooperation, World faces two years of recession, IMF says, Advisory assembly for Ulster mooted as first stage of reform, Thailand receives US arms amid reports of Vietnamese activity, Herr Strauss attacked for remarks over Munich bomb outrage, New campaign against TV licence dodgers, Mr Heffer says NEC backs Polish workers, Israel urged to talk with PLO, Healey call for unity against Tories, Government information service finds staunch defender, Press strike plan on newsprint supplies, Jobs issue seen as top priority, Mr Whitelaw warns prison officers against taking action, Colossal statue found, Conference notebook Labour's peers lose their smiles, Nato navies forced to deploy 'paper ships', Woman artists' exhibition, Islamic peace mission arrives in Baghdad, EEC reach agreement to conserve fish stocks, Lady Young hints at new cut in teacher training, British Rail joins the cut-price fare war, Many council bonus schemes no longer justifiable, watchdog committee says, Shopping mall sculptures commissioned, French promise extra protection for Jews, Ample oil surplus in West but fears for future begin to put up prices, Text of UN peace appeal, Tehran claims its navy rules the waves, Yugoslavia heeds the Polish lesson, London Diary, Halt to nuclear schemes rejected, Look beyond the internal rifts, Lady Jeger says, Women fail to win top surgical posts, Britain sending destroyer on Gulf stand-by, People before the party, White House meeting called as US considers how to stop war spreading across the Gulf, Facelift for Tower Bridge, Baby deaths 'not linked with hospital induction', S Korean leader pledges end to corrupt politics, Success for US vaccine, Science report Astronomy: New light on Galileo, Kampuchea poll closed to opposition, BL seeking talks with white collar unions over threat to Metro, Principles of free education eroded by both Labour and Tories, group says, British share of wheat 'mountain' zooming, Appeal to boycott veal, 'Stop poaching our members' plea by union, Mr Benn wants EEC power back, Corpse left in mental hospital dining room, French Cabinet reshuffle, Sweden to bomb submarine violating waters, Mr Benn proposes timetable of one month to abolish Lords and leave EEC, Giscard call to put women in parachute units, Labour Party Conference/blackpool Contradictory motions on future incomes policy and planned economy are carried. Index. Display Advertising: Gor-Ray, A.M.R. Quttub Est.,, First National Securities Ltd, Sotheby's, Wallcote, Bmw, Bank Base Rates, Chanel, Barclays, Simone Mirman, History Today, Swiss Pure Wool Prints, Bp, Austin Reed, Panam, The Laird Group Limited, White Horse, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co. Ltd, Lambeth. Picture Gallery. Weather: The Weather. News in Brief. Law: Man was tool in Harrods fraud, magistrate says, Chinese drop charge against widow over plot to murder Mao. Sport: Motor racing Jones keeps everything together, Golf England and Scotland cope with testing conditions, Cricket W Indies leave out Roberts and Murray, Racing Carson and form point to Ela-Mana-Mou, Sports in Brief, Ice skating A time of revelation and reappraisal at Richmond, Squash rackets New sponsors and a new home for old tournament, Rugby Union Draw does merit table teams no favours, Ccpr British tax on sport is highest in Europe, Football West Ham's hopes of television dashed, Basketball Nice guy who could not win, Hockey Goals are strung together on an historic occasion, Tennis Second victory of season for Miss Mandlikova, For the record. Property: Flat Sharing, Salerooms and Antiques. Classified Advertising: Commercial Services, Cinemas, The Times, Legal Appointments. Reviews: Book review Tony Benn A Political Biography By Robert Jenkins (Writers and Readers, £6.95) Tony Benn: Arguments for Socialism Edited by Chris Mullin (Penguin, £1.50), Morris characterized as 'the Diaghilev of arts and crafts' Morris & Company in Cambridge Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge Mariano Fortuny Brighton Museum Moore Family Pictures Julian Hartnoll, Northern CO/Smith Queen Elizabeth Hall, Northern Ballet Sadler's Wells, Funny Turns King's Head, The Sea Wolf King's Head, The Other Kenya BBC 2. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Friday, Sept 30, 1955 Disorders in Cyprus, Don't put me off at Crewe, The night sky in October. Editorials/Leaders: The Italian Crisis IS Serious, An Educational Tyranny, The Monetary Policy Of The US. Letters to the Editor: Forecourt pricing of petrol, Tale of a shirt, Surviving ice houses, Disabled workers and the quota system, Vain expense, Shrouded in mystery, Benefits for EEC nationals in Britain, Socially aware, Possible misuse of electoral rolls, Keeping an eye on Poland, Drake's Golden Hind, Threat to refugee schools, The process of inflation, A place for exorcism, Aircraft to 'kill' tanks, Soviet Christians, Promoting metrication, Britain's political health, Qualifying Denmark's problems, The see-saw economy, The answer to a Post Office parcel machine. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Deaths. Official Appointments and Notices: University news, Latest appointments, Church news. Arts and Entertainment: Television, Regional Tv, Radio, Personal Choice, Chess lead shared by grandmaster, Fall from grace by bridge teams, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 15,335. Obituaries: Mr C. T. Evans, Princess Anne Of Denmark, Professor J. R. James, Mr Joseph Cowen Important contribution to the 1948 Companies Act. Business and Finance: Laird broadens its base, MFC holds little hope for £5m repayment, Discount market, Downturn in demand hits Metalrax results, Fight ahead for control of Columbia Pictures, Mr Borrie moves in on the car spares market, technology News Department of Energy approves £650,000 aid for wave energy, LME metal stocks, Group gives details of currency futures, Canada Dry links with Rawlings, Commodities, EEC urged to invest in coal, IEA may get chance to show its worth, Carter plan to help steelmakers, First-half profits fall at Supra, Interim loss at Arrow Chemicals, Irish cement group to spend £125m, Favourable conditions continue for Smith Bros, Japan eases curbs on banks, In Brief, Why sterling M3 is not enough, International General Motors to sell Terex offshoot to IBH, Laird in £22m takeover bid for American cutting tools company, CI sells South African unit for £3.8m, Owen Owen losses grow in first half, Soviet maize crop falls behind schedule, The Pound, Parker Knoll on target with 41 pc profits rise, Briefly, Copper mill to provide 80 new jobs, Business Diary: 'Mafia' in the making · One out, all out, Adwest lifts dividend despite dip in profits, Wall Street slides 18 points on fears of jump in interest rates, How they came to love pasta in Sauchiehall Street, A mushrooming trade in shelters, Toshiba to buy Rank share in TV operation. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock markets Slow start to account as buyers stay away, Stock Exchange Prices Quiet start to account, Authorized units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, Recent Issues, Price Changes, Wall Street. Business Appointments: Business appointments Deputy chief executive for British Shipbuilders. Births.
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