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The Times - 26/07/1985

1985; Gale Group;

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By Philip Webster, Christopher Warman, From Zoriana Pysariwsky, By Anthony Bevins, Political Correspondent, By Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, By Our City Staff, By David Smith Economics Correspondent, By David Walker Social Policy Correspondent, By Barrie Clement, Labour Reporter, By Nicholas Timmins Social Services Correspondent, By Alan Hamilton, By David Hewson, Arts Correspondent, By Our Sale Room Correspondent, By Edward Townsend Industrial Correspondent, By Michael Baily, Transport Editor, By Thomson Prentice Science Correspondent, By Bill Johnstone, Technology Correspondent, By Lucy Hodges Education Correspondent, By Clifford Webb, Motoring Correspondent, By Christopher Warman Property Correspondent, By Rupert Morris, By Nicholas Timmins, Social Services Correspondent, From Michael Hornsby, , From Diana Geddes, , By Henry Stanhope Diplomatic Correspondent, By Richard Evans, Lobby Reporter, From Charles Harrison, From Peter Nichols, , From Richard Owen, , From Mohsin Ali, From Michael Binyon, From Our Correspondent, , From Richard Ford, , By Henry Stanhope, Diplomatic Correspondent, From Jan Raath, From Rasit Gurdilek, From David Bernstein, From Mary Lee, David Robinson, Stephen Pettitt, David Sinclair, John Percival, Celia Brayfield, Paul Vallely, Martin, Seymour-Smith, Nicholas Timmins, Nigel Andrew, PHS, by David Hart, Richard Owen, Edward Mortimer, Miles Kington, WALTER GOLDSMITH, , B. L. THORNE, , P. C. MACHEN, , J. H. J. LEWIS, , F. A. M. COUSINS, , HAZEL COOPER, , MURRAY FORSYTH, , RICHARD BLACKFORD, , BILL CRAIG, , JOHN GOLDSMITH, , JOHN BOWEN, , BRIGID BROPHY, , PATRICK CAMPBELL, T. E. B. CLARKE, , IAN CURTEIS, , MAUREEN DUFFY, , WILFRED, GREATOREX, , WILLIS HALL, , ROBERT HEWISON, , GERALD KELSEY, , NIGEL KNEALE, , MIKE LEIGH, , PHILIP MACKIE, , SPIKE MILLIGAN, , FRANK MUIR, , PETER NICHOLS, , DENIS NORDEN, , ALAN PLATER, , DICK SHARPLES, , ROSEMARY ANNE, , SISSON, , DON TAYLOR, , TED WILLIS, ROBIN DUFF of MELDRUM, , VICTOR MAYES, , PETER L. HOLLIDAY, , EDWARD TIMMS, , C. R. LEAR, , Executive Editor Kenneth Fleet, From Bailey Morris, By Clare Dobie, By David Young, William Kay, By David Smith, Economics Correspondent, By Patience Wheatcroft, By Cliff Feltham, By Derek Pain, Pam Spooner, By John Lawless, By Michael Prest, By Derek Harris, By Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, By Keith Macklin, By Alan Gibson, By Peter Ball, By Richard Streeton, By Ivo Tennant, By Marcus Williams, By Rex Bellamy, Tennis Correspondent, By John Nicholls, From Athole Still, By Mandarin, By Michael Seely, By Pat Butcher, By Our Shooting Correspondent, By Srikumar Sen, Boxing Correspondent, Clifford Webb, Edited by Peter Dear, By Suzy Menkes, Fashion Editor,

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Index. News: Soviet rocket chief moved as military shake-up widens, Rock Hudson has had Aids for year, Seoul jails artists for 'agitation', Proposals include needs-related allowance and linking of rents to capital value Inquiry on British housing calls for phasing out of tax relief on home loans, Medical Briefing Late abortions: a new dilemma for doctors, Sikh party factions split as Punjab deal wins acclaim throughout India, Retailers warned over Austrian wine, From the cruise ship, a barrage of protest, Army split brings crisis to Uganda, Science report Health teams study antenna radiation, Guerrillas halt trains as part of Tamil protest, The poet in November, Left unites for front bench poll, moreover... Beaching the rules, SERPS phasing out 'should be shelved', Search for Greenpeace case yacht, Gas mains safety proposals, The design for a commemorative plate being produced by, Tax cuts secrecy dismays MPs, The Austrian wine scandal Doctored alcohol a pollution headache, How whipping yarns frightened the Tory pay waverers, Reagan popularity shows healthy rise, Turkey rejects Amnesty report on torture, Roads, Pay rises criticized by Denning, Tebbit moves ahead as most favoured Thatcher successor, Viaduct repairs on motorway may cost £25m, Those who live in palaces..., Electricians' leaders back single union, no-strike agreement with Shah, Queen's Club ask McEnroe to resign, Russians hint at Star Wars compromise but threaten nuclear build-up, Big societies cut home loan rates, Congress bridles at arms for Jordan, Calls to the Bar in Trinity Term, Price war a bonus for new car buyers, Warsaw tightens screw on campuses, Youth takes over in cities of China, Paris fashion shows off its own Renaissance, Arrests and resignations mark dam inquiry, Israel looks again at exile for dissidents, Spending curbs eased for shires, GCE boards' pass rates vary, 1945: the hope ushered in with a red rosette, Childbirth consultant to seek reinstatement, Portfolio, Talkback Lonely class of her own, MPs blame cuts for crippling Britain's foreign interests, More women urged for electronics training, Thatcher rejects Duke's plea to end mortgage aid, South Africa in crisis Pattern of arrests aimed at grass roots of anti-apartheid coalition, Can Turks be good Europeans?, Straw burning campaign, The Times Diary, Threatened birds, Paris leads UN protest on Pretoria, Ex-miners' job funding is doubled, UK falls behind in aid donor league, BBC faces disruption over loss of jobs, Reward for clue to how envoy died, Life sentences proposed for motorists who cause death on roads, Food prices, Riding the lifeline lorry, Hong Kong meeting friendly, Long-distance lone rangers, First Person A fête worse than death, Guadeloupe rioters tear-gassed, 21 radio stations planned, 'Bang' heard on Air India 747 voice recording, Cycling hints, Engineers' split with TUC closer, 850 kidney patients a year at risk, Prince works on diary farm. Law: House of Lords Apartheid ban on rugby club unlawful Wheeler and Others v Leicester City Council, Reports on prince could be contempt, Tyra's father was accused of blinding her brother, Social worker suspended, Scott's lost wheel turns full circle, Bradford chairman tells of grief. Display Advertising: Bell's, Linkline, Ici, Multiple Display Advertisements, Thornton Management Ltd, National Savings, Guinness Plc, Sealink, The Times, Ford, Christie's, Nissan, Car Buyer's Guide, Lloyds Bank, Car Buyers' Guide, Peterborough Development, Wellesley Briscoe & Partners Ltd.,, Tiphook Plc, Ncb, London Regional Transport, Millet. News in Brief. Arts and Entertainment: Top films, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 16,799, Phillips report 30% increase in turnover, Concise Crossword (No 706), Chess refusal, Top video rentals, Today's television and radio programmes. Politics and Parliament: Falklands War Peace plans developed afer sinking of Belgrano, Lorry tax disc, Parliament today, Next week's business, Healey demands action, Industry Buy British cars as quality has improved, Air Fares BA fares a matter for courts, Treasury Writ will be vigorously contested, South Africa Sanctions would hit black people badly, Pensions Rise in value of pensions, Local Government Rate rises next year should be in low single figures, Tory Revolt Thatcher: I am here and I will remain here. Picture Gallery. Reviews: Promenade Concert BBCSO/Pritchard, Cinema Sole heir to a great tradition, Television Moral questions, Rock Robert Cray Band, Dance Halfway house Half the House. Classified Advertising: Entertainments, Personal Columns, Business To Business, The Theatrical Event Of 1985!. Editorials/Leaders: Public Order Offences, Comrades Of The Ira, The Duke's Report, Finance And Industry The real culprits in tax numbers game. Letters to the Editor: No room at inns for outsiders?, An error confessed, Changing flight times, An awkward fruit, UK salmon stocks, Lost opportunities, Tax on capital assets, Peacock review, Seeking sanctuary, Amnesty in Turkey, Arithmetic of abolishing apartheid. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): On This Day. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Official Appointments and Notices: Clifton College, University news Firsts and class list, New chairman for Trafalgar Square contest. Deaths. Births. Obituaries: Mr Stephen Knight, Mr Gerard Harrington, Very Rev Walter Hussey Church patronage of the arts. Business and Finance: Stock Market Report Shares fall to lowest point this year, New taxes urged to cut deficit, Strong pound bites as exports fall, Monet Markets And Gold, Tempus High pound mars grand strategy of ICI, Commodities, Little Neddy's new centre, Mexico to set peso floating, BP wins High Court ruling against Revenue, In Brief Names ask for Posgate, Market Summary, Habitat lifts stake in Burton, Guide to the types of assistance, Investment Trusts, Tesco family chooses an 'outsider' as chairman, Company News, Opec pact may help Britoil sale, Bt sale abuses alleged, Stagnant ICI profits send stock market plummeting, London Financial Futures, SS1 proves it is a good sport, Your Own Business How Swallow took flight, Industry Today Why UK firms lose out in Third World. Stock Exchange Tables: Wall Street First gain this week, Stock Exchange Prices Shares at year's low, The pound, Recent Issues, Foreign Exchanges, The Times Unit Trust Information Service. Sport: Tennis Lightbody called in for injured Brailsford, Football Osman joins Leicester for £200,000, Rugby League Pleading remission for good behaviour, World Games, Swimming Watson the first golden Scot, Sports in Brief, Today's Fixtures, Equestrianism Horse has last word, Athletics Kazankina's life ban lifted after 18 months, Football Death sentence passed on innocent, Racing: Commanche Run Withdrawn From Ascot's Big Race Throne of Glory has conditions in his favour for Ascot sprint, Tennis Gomez goes through after getting a fright, Simon Barnes Peden joins shoot-off after mix-up over cards Shooting: Queen's Prize Competitors Prepare For A Stiffer Challenge In Thier Quest For The Bronze Medal, Yachting Champagne for boat that did not jump the gun, Boxing Cowdell and Nelson to meet in October, Golf Langer bounces back to share lead, Cricket: Two Centurions Help Australians To Big Lead Over Gloucestershire Rich fare from Border and Wellham. Weather: The Weather.

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