The Times - 02/08/1984
1984; Gale Group;
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By Paul Routledge, Tim Jones, By Our Science Correspondent, By Pearce Wright, Science Editor, From Diana Geddes, , By Ivo Tennant, From Ronald Faux, By Julian Haviland, Political Editor, From Christopher Walker, From David Bonavia, By Barrie Clement, Labour Reporter, By Colin Hughes, By Philip Webster, Political Reporter, By Rupert Morris, By Michael Baily Transport Editor, By Paul Routledge, Labour Editor, By Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, By Harry Golombek, Chess Correspondent, By Derek Harris, Commercial Editor, By Michael Baily, Transport Editor, By Pearce Wright Science Editor, By Peter Evans, Home Affairs Correspondent, By Robin Young, By David Nicholson-Lord, By Pat Healy, Race Relations Correspondent, By Michael Horsnell, By Tony Samstag, By Bill Johnstone Technology Correspondent, From Michael Binyon, From Hasan Akhtar, From Our Correspondent, From W. P. Reeves, , From Christopher Walker, , From Peter Nichols, From Jan Raath, , From Robert Fisk, From Roger Boyes, By Richard Dowden, From Ray Kennedy, By Our Foreign Staff, From Richard Wigg, From Roger Boyes, , From William Robbins, Irving Wardle, Hilary Finch, Paul Moor, Anthony Masters, Max Bell, Peter Ackroyd, Stephen Pettitt, James Campbell, Richard Dowden, John Witherow, Miles Kington, By Margot Peters, Marcel Berlins, Stuart Evans, Peter Martin, Brian Alderson, PHS, Paul Routledge, Bernard Levin, Philip Howard, Simon Jenkins, Frank Johnson, TIMOTHY RAISON, , FRANCES D'SOUZA, , CRANBORNE, , MICHAEL MANN, , MICHAEL APPLEBY, , ANDREW E. MORTON, , W. A. M. EDWARDS, , C. K. WARREN, , LYTTON, , R. C. MACDONALD, , JOHN HACKETT, , JOHN MORTON, , R. GAIND, , BRIAN TAYLOR, , T. F. C. BLAGG, , H. S. BLAGG, , RICHARD MACNAMARA (11), , MATTHEW MACNAMARA (9), , GRIZEL MORRIS, , By Bill Johnstone, Technology Correspondent, From Peter Davenport, DMGW writes:, Edward Grayson writes:, Executive Editor Kenneth Fleet, From Jonathan Davis, By Philip Robinson, By Jonathan Clare, By Sarah Hogg Economics Editor, By Derek Harris Commercial Editor, By Derek Pain, Michael Clark, By Vivien Goldsmith, From Athole Still, From Richard Burnell, From Sydney Friskin, From Frank Rostron, From Barry Pickthall, , From David Miller, From John Wilcockson, From Jenny MacArthur, From Pat Butcher, By Alan Gibson, By John Hennessy, By John Watson, From Mitchell Platts, , By Michael Berry, By Mandarin (Michael Phillips), By Michael Seely, Michel Syrett, by Peter Dear, Peter Davalle, By Barrie Clement Labour Reporter, By Thomson Prentice, Science Correspondent, Christopher Walker,
ResumoIndex. News: Research units to be closed, The Air France hijack Mystery gunmen release four sick passengers, Appeal to Thatcher for BA routes, The fire and the fury rage on The Times Profile: James Baldwin at 60, For how many more will the bell toll?, Jailing for fine default doubled in ten years, Concern growing over chemical plant, Government to end tenure for dons, Detention for bomb hoax pupils, New rules on curbing asbestos use, Barristers fight to keep crown court rights, Focus on Solidarity at memorial, S African police use tear gas on student rioters, Cameroon executions investigated, Heart swop baby 'critical', Schools test electronic mail service, Envoy says Nigeria will stay in Commonwealth, Poland's economy shuffles out of the sick bay, The Times Information Service, Call-up for immigrants to S Africa, Saving of shrines is tall order, Madrid and the Basques Hopes of a settlement recede as power struggle intensifies, Measles campaign intensified, moreover... Working for the chain gang, Hunt for runaway betting swindler, Drawing up the Brighton battle lines, When fogeydom is just Fab, Details of Telecom share issue announced, Nervous Israel waits as rivals bargain over power stakes, Science report Computer games aid diabetics, Israel talks open in crisis mood, Reserve sailors on minehunter beat Navy's best, Road works plan is dropped, French put up prices of bread and the Métro, Unions launch campaign on Labour levy, Egypt says Suez still safe after ships hit, Treasure hunters claim British warship find, London to use Liverpool rate-support tactic, Kremlin gets tough on Estonian nationalism, Labour attack fails to deter Lawson, Letter from the Jordan Valley Tempers flare on longest front line, Police kept party rally secret, Have a nice say New words for old:, 25 injured as express is derailed, TUC clash inevitable on no-strike deals as left calls for ban, Mother denied passport after 'red-tape bungle', The Times Diary, Prosecution on Sellafield leak, Heart transplant proves its worth, Soviet tank crewmen 'unable to drive', Italy to press EEC for link with Libya, Rifleman's first gold medal for Britain, Hongkong rights assured by deal, South Africa closes Wellington consulate, Mother defiant, US cruise case may continue, Equality groups' 'dismal' record of investigation, Monopoly inquiry ordered into tour operators' ban on cheaper holidays, Zimbabwe lifts curfew on 'tranquil' Matabeleland, Former MI5 man faces prosecution, Rwandan refugees to go home, Bourguiba sets 17 free in a birthday gesture, Defector says Iran has lost will to fight, Craxi coalition wins vote of confidence, Jesuit role in politics is reviewed, Mobutu says he will not become life president, Signs of Moscow policy split East Berlin cites Helsinki pact to defend contacts with Bonn, High Court moves as miners defy payment deadline, Horizons The Times guide to career choice A prejudice all in the mind, Car security given low priority, If only Prior would stay, Six shot dead by police in Kashmir clashes, GCHQ ban 'vital' secret, CBI seeks 10% cut in energy use, Pseudonym ban looms, Sons of the desert flock to Ulverston. Law: Police 'exceeded their powers' at embassy, Phone tap Bill proposed by civil liberties group, Chancery Division Proper law of a trust Chellaram and Others v Chellaram and Others, Court of Appeal Blending wines not production Regina v Customs and Excise Commissioners, Ex parte Cinzano (UK) Ltd, Widow wins battle to bear husband's child, Leaving count on file Regina v Preston Crown Court, Ex parte Fraser, Prison threat, Adjournment refusal no miscarriage Fryer v Brook, Judge's stern warning to drug dealers, Pretoria trial is adjourned. Display Advertising: Saint Laurent, Ppa, B M W, Help The Aged, Abbey National Building Society, Fiat, National Savings, Cazenove & Co.,, The Times, The Times Literary Supplement, Macarthys Pharmaceuticals P.L.C., Base Lending Rates. Arts and Entertainment: Chess leaders agree draw, Concise Crossword (No 409), Broadcasting, Today's television and radio programmes, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 16,498. Politics and Parliament: Car Industry Dealings in Jaguar shares next week, Commons Many jobs depend on cost of opposing strike, Telecom Loyalty bonus for telephone subscribers, Drought People urged to stop pipe leaks, Dispute Money spent on resisting coal strike is money well spent-Tebbit, Commons silver goes, House Of Lords Britain weathered storm of recession. Picture Gallery. Official Appointments and Notices: Judge retires, King's School, Tynemouth, Latest appointments, Judge resigns. News in Brief. Reviews: Television Middling strident, Rock Sade, Rich, famous, female and fatal, Children Ancient teenage dreams, Fiction The love of a sensitive plant, Bashville, Where politics and showbiz meet head-on, Eating people-other things being equal-is wrong, Opera A Midsummer Night's Dream, Crime Bedding and brawling, Theatre Intrigue fans a comic fire The Way of the World, Promenade Concert BBC SO/Howarth. Classified Advertising: Announcements, Public Appointments, La crème de la crème, Save £3.Join Now., General Appointments, Legal Notices, Entertainments, Navy & Empire. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): Only people put their heads in the sand. Editorials/Leaders: On Balance, A Good Deal, Finance And Industry Chartered accountants turn back the clock, Badly Said, Well Meant, And Right, Sons Of Stalin's Englishmen?. Letters to the Editor: Remembered words, Pirate radio, Food supplies in Kabul, Bicycle thieves, Undiplomatic baggage, British aid for world's hungry, Multiple facets of the miners' strike, Franz Joseph recalled, Issue of injunctions, Mentally abnormal offenders, Choice of bishops, Lèse majesté. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Deaths. Obituaries: Mr T. C. M. Brewster Excavations of Iron Age burial sites, Professor Frank Downton, Mr Sydney Aylett. Business and Finance: Pound slips to $1.30, MPs back taxation clampdown, Failed firms' directors will have time to challenge ban, Commodities, Top Co-op joins talks on merger, Foreign Exchanges Sterling Spot and Forward Rates, GrandMet approach to Horizon rejected, 70% profits jump expected ICI heads for US record, Investment Trusts, Interest Rates, Tempus Tide turns for Ocean Transport's profits, Capel retains top place, Hearing of Esal case adjourned, Gold, Money Markets, News In Brief Check on bid for St Regis, Strong German interest in Jaguar sell-off, Friendly package beats the Budget, Currencies, Company News In Brief Miners' strike hits Powell Duffryn. Stock Exchange Tables: Recent Issues, Authorized Units & Insurance Funds, Stock Market Report US pounces on blue chips, Wall Street, Stock Exchange Prices U.S. buying lifts equities, Stock Exchanges. Business Appointments: Appointments Mercantile House names directors. Sport: Tuesday's Results, Sports in Brief, Racing, Equestrianism US in lead but Britain in sight of of victory, Cricket: Natwest Trophy Quarter-Finals Triumph for Kent old men, Cricket Mystery of tail-end imagination, Hockey Umpire in goal row, Football Villa cut costs to make profit, Polo Los Locos show true grit, Boxing Quick win for Joyce, Cycling Calm Hegg outpaces final rival, Swimming Best tally since Melbourne is just reward for years of toil, Racing: Starkey Reported To Jockey Club For Reckless Riding On Rousillon In Sussex Stakes Karadar should have the edge in stamina test, Gymnastics Gaylord's unique roulette ride takes Americans to jackpot, Shooting Cooper equals record and lifts gold, Golf Champion does not reign in Spain, Yachting Britons on trail of gold rush, Olympic Games Athletics Abdications open way to medals for British ladies in waiting, Yesterday's Results, Golf Quality seeds that failed to flower, For The Record, Rowing Day of judgment arrives for the men, Italy upset hosts and advance to last eight. Births. Property: Flat Sharing. Weather: The Weather.
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