The Times - 03/12/1973
1973; Gale Group;
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By David Wood Political Editor, By Michael Hatfield Political Staff, From Patrick Brogan, From Edmund Stevens, From Moshe Brilliant, By Raymond Perman Labour Staff, By a Staff Reporter, By Martin Huckerby, From Our Correspondent, From Stewart Tendler, By John Groser Political Staff, By Our Political Staff, Trevor Fishlock Llandeilo, By Our Social Services Correspondent, From Denis Taylor, From Peter Nichols, From David Cross, From Roger Berthoud, By Brian MacArthur, From Our Own Correspondent, From Paul Martin, From Our Middle East Correspondent, From Mario Modiano, By A. M. Rendel Diplomatic Correspondent, By Geoffrey Green Football Correspondent, By Peter West Rugby Correspondent, From Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, By Our Rackets Correspondent, By Tom Cooban, By Sydney Friskin, From Michael Knipe, By Michael Phillips Racing Correspondent, Leonard Amey, John Percival, Iverach McDonald, Stanley Reynolds, William Mann, Alan Blyth, Joan Chissell, Stephen Walsh, David Spanier, Robert Fisk, G. T. Corley Smith, PHS, Roy Lewis, David Wood, JOHN HORAM, , ANTHONY GOSS, , SANDHURST, , RICHARD LESTER, , DAVID MERCER, , OTTO PLASCHKES, , TONY RICHARDSON, , MICHAEL TUCHNER, , CLAUDE WHATHAM, , JOHN TREVELYAN, , JACK PAGE, , JOHN JEWKES, , GEORGE POLANYI, , MARGARET ALSTON, , RICHARD WOODS, , MONTAGUE CALMAN, , C. W. D. McLEAN, , ALAN MASSAM, , JOAN CHAPMAN, , BYERS, , HUGH MONTGOMERY-MASSING-BERD, Editorial Director, PETRA LAIDLAW, , Jane M. Hutton, Ronald Irving, By Clifford Longley, By Our Religious Affairs Correspondent, From Sue Masterman, By Patricia Tisdall, By R. W. Shakespeare Northern Industrial Correspondent, By Ian Morison, From Frank Vogl, Charles Hargrove, By Margaret Stone, By Peter Hill, By Arthur Reed, Air Correspondent, From Vanya Walker-Leigh, By Clifford Webb Midland Industrial Correspondent, L. P. BAYLY, , BRIAN SCRUBY, , P. F. WILSON, , J. St. BODFAN GRUFFYDD, , ELIZABETH CLAY., R. W. Shakespeare, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Frank Vogl, Edward Mortimer, John Reid, Arthur Reed, By Ronald Faux, By Our Agricultural Correspondent, Christopher Wilkins, By John Woodland,
ResumoNews: Dr Ramsey criticized by S African church head, Rent strike by SDLP in Northern Ireland likely to be called off, Cardigan Bay shipping curbs proposed, Labour man is Oxford Union president, Mr Whitelaw's fine balance between political and military expediency, New poison can kill even the 'super rats', Spastics moved from studio before TV show, Three-year target for Key Labour policies, Three leaders discuss energy crisis, Agriculture Paradoxes as Smithfield opens, "May I speak to you, Matron." During my, Japanese Cabinet seeks power to control prices, Galapagos in danger of becoming popular, Conservationists move into the attack as Bills are lodged seeking land for development, Sir Alec anxious to keep his Moscow talks with Mr Gromyko in low key, Ulster critical of change on eve of talks, VAT curb on 'inedible' Christmas trees, Eire contraception Bill 'proof of no Rome rule', Mass murderer found stabbed in jail hospital, Israel and world leaders' tribute to Ben-Gurion, Pathan leader's murder starts Pakistan riots, Regional notebook Village lifeline that will benefit from new deal, Pioneer 10 at closest point to Jupiter tonight, President Nixon to replace his 'energy tsar' today, Libya steps up cold war on Egypt by recalling envoy, Home buyers will get £60m rebate, Airline plan for cuts in holiday services, Torture used by 60 nations, Amnesty claims, Body sought to check all discrimination, East Anglia students condemn sit-in, Why Mr Heath is pleased with Britain's start in the EEC, Mr Whitelaw gets top employment post: Mr Pym takes over in Ulster, Curb urged on buying of second homes, Worst day yet for motorists as nine out of ten garages stay closed to conserve petrol, Mr Prentice sets out Labour moderates' case after party spokesmen lend support, Crucial talks today by rail union, US has nuclear weapons at more than 100 sites throughout Europe, Blyth MP 'barred from making report', Unesco meeting to speed recognition of degrees, Rape-the victim on trial, New law urged on public's 'right to know', Athens paper is forced to close after critical article, Refugee seized in Santiago hospital freed, Sir Alec looking for results in Moscow, Keeping an eye on the Caribbean, 5,000 coins are stolen from Harvard museum, Science report Geophysics: Canada's Rockall Bank, Senate holds first Sunday session since Civil War, Italians enter an era of austerity, Moment of truth approaching for EEC, The Times Diary We are running out of everything, Mr Dayan says that Israel is ready to resume Kilometre 101 talks, Big differences in private bed allocations, Dutch refuse a gesture to appease Arabs, 'One-sided' British Christianity, The names that people can call themselves, Sadat warning that peace talks depend on Israel withdrawal, Barnard heart transplant man 'satisfactory'. News in Brief. Index. Display Advertising: Nigroids, Knight Frank & Rutley, Bloom King Man, J. Dykes (Holdings) Limited, Attwood Garages Limited, Volvo, Strutt & Parker, Help Shelter Help The Homeless., High & Dry, Bond Worth Holdings Limited, Amc, Soviet Prisoners Month, Blue Nun, Ward & Goldstone Limited, Pochin's Limited, United Dominions Trust Limited, Waterman, Portuguese National Tourist Office, Newman-Tonks Limited, Healey & Baker, Zig Rubin Associates Advertising Limited, 'X' Plan, Compagnie Financière De Paris Et DES Pays-Bas, Figure Beauty, Recom Pension, Gkn, European Newspaper., Buy-Back Guarantee Trust Fund, Baring Brothers & Co., Limited, Westbrick Products Limited. Picture Gallery. Weather: The Weather. Arts and Entertainment: Broadcasting, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 13,552, Student drama, Radio. Politics and Parliament: Parliamentary diary, Women call for change in Commons working day. Law: Insurgent jailed in Ceylon. Sport: Football Skill abandoned by advocate of winter break, Cricket Edrich unbeaten with Murray in stand of 76, Racing No grumbles from Rimell and True Luck, Cross-country Foster takes second to Puttemans, Rugby Union Lancashire forwards show strength after Yorkshire take lead, Sports in Brief, A plea the South African Government will find increasingly difficult to answer When there are two shades of black, Tennis New blood needed to put colour in aging Australian cheeks, Rackets Etonians severe against Harrovians, Rugby League Australia strong in teamwork and speed, For the Record, Hockey Khehar could fulfil purpose of exercise. Property: Commercial and Industrial Property, Flat Sharing, Property appointments, New office block for Leeds. Classified Advertising: Business Notices, Appointments Vacant also on page 8, Funeral Arrangements, Christmas Gift Guide, Entertainments, Business Services, Women's Appointments General. Reviews: RPO/Bergel Festival Hall, ECO/Tortelier/Gomez Queen Elizabeth Hall, Making music to dance to, Mailer's Marilyn Bbc 2, Weekend music Monteverdi Choir Queen Elizabeth Hall, Zsuzsanna Sirokay Purcell Room, Monday book Pepys between the wars The Diaries of Sir Robert Bruce Lockhart. Editorials/Leaders: Mr Powell's destiny with doom, Critical Juncture In Irish Affairs, HE Must Get IS Own Way. Letters to the Editor: Pension schemes and inflation, Bath's transport problems, Coalition Government, In defence of 'temps', "More equal than others", The miners and the energy crisis, State of the British film industry, Impact on air traffic, Airport security, World commodity prices, Solving the city transport problem, Potential of tidal power in the Severn Estuary, Coats of arms. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Thursday, Dec 2, 1948 Third of a sausage. Official Appointments and Notices: University news, Appointments in the Forces, Legal appointment. Obituaries: Professor M. V. Laurie, Mr R. C. Erith, MR DAVID BEN-GURION The first Prime Minister of Israel. Deaths. Stock Exchange Tables: The Times Share Indices, Weekly list of fixed interest stocks, Unit Trust Prices-change on the week, London and Regional Market Prices Capitalization & week's change, Eurobond prices (yields and premiums). Business and Finance: Protest at curbs on Fair Trading chief, Mr Michael Verey, chairman of, Forecasters see inflation curbs braking Europe's economic growth next year, Energy crisis 'could last until end of century', What ITV means to Westland, IBM faces $28m anti-trust suit, Lending rate 13pc, New European banking group, Oil a French political weapon?, Management Finding out about Miss Smith, France faces inflation or recession, Britain heads price rise league, OECD reports, UK interest in West Germany's largest brewery, £1Om industrial project for old colliery site, Japan curbs lifted, Final Gatt talks on new textile pact open today, Battle over SIH bid terms, Commodities Many prices reach new record levels, Contracts, Community ministers in key talks for joint action on rising costs, Surveyors to study rules for limited liability, Cattle import boom for cross-breeding, Own as you earn at Cadbury Schweppes, Oil-from-shale costs fear, Call for bigger steel profits, More share prices, Results this week Pilkington, T & N and Computers, Fuel threat to US airlines' growth, Prospects bright for Celtic Sea drilling, Arab oil may go to Belgium and Germany via Rotterdam despite embargo on Dutch, Garages in danger of losing stamp franchises, Statement today on London and County, Business Diary in Europe: Oil on troubled waters, Jaguar pay agreement will end piecework, Foreign motor firms offer high prices for UK castings to beat world shortage, Briefly, Company News Caplan Profile hold margins, Scottish environmentalists stand firm in resisting the lure of oil platform riches, Pharmaceutical industry refutes Labour criticism, Renewed concern over US wheat supplies, Pakistan accord on some debts, Quiet house market eases fall in societies' receipts, 41 companies reclassified in Category Two, Industry in the regions Economic burdens remain on Merseyside, Chase chairman predicts easing in short-term rates, IMF reserves, Freight Report Increase in coast traffic, Issues & Loans Sanger braves the market, Fiat silent over price rise report, The chief lesson of L & C for the City, EEC tactics frustrate would-be exporter. Business Appointments: Business appointments Mr Weinberg joins Hambros board. Births.
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