The Times - 08/01/1982
1982; Gale Group;
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By Our Foreign Staff, From Brian Mooney of Reauters, By our Political Staff, From Richard Streeton, By George Clark, Derek Barnett, By Staff Reporters, By Hugh Noyes, By Clifford Webb, Midlands Industrial Correspondent, By David Felton Labour Reporter, By Annabel Ferriman, Health Service Correspondent, By Our Labour Staff, By John Witherow, By Diana Geddes Education Correspondent, By Peter Evans, Home Affairs Correspondent, By Hugh Clayton Environment Correspondent, By Pearce Wright, Science Editor, By David Walker, By Derek Barnett, From Alan Hamilton, By a Staff Reporter, From Patricia Clough, By Our Political Staff, From Ian Murray, From Christopher Thomas, From Michael Binyon, From Peter Norman, From Christopher Walker, From Peter Nichols, From Charles Hargrove, From Richard Wigg, From Andrew Lycett, From Michael Hornsby, From Nicholas Ashford, From Our Own Correspondent, By Geoffrey Weston, Dennis Hackett, Ned Chaillet, Max Harrison, Paul Griffittis, Richard Williams, Russell C. G. Binns, Phillip Hodson, From Roger Boyes, David Watt, Peter Watson, Alan Hamilton, MARY ASPINWALL, SU STONE, EDMUND C. PENNING, ROWSELL., RUSSELL E. CHAMBERS, H. G. PITT, COLIN PHIPPS, ROBERT NOTT, G. I. A. D. DRAPER, ALEX HENNEY, C. M. ROWE, ARBUTHNOTT, MAX NICHOLSON, DAVID CHESTERMAN, By Bevis Hillier, From Harry Golombek Chess Correspondent, Kaye Webb, By Peter Hill, Industrial Editor, By Paul Maidment, By Peter Wilson-Smith, Banking Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, By Clive Cookson Technology Correspondent, By Peter Wilson-Smith, By Derek Harris, Commercial Editor, By Rupert Morris, By Philip Robinson, By Sally White, By Peter Wainwright, By Gareth David, By Drew Johnston, by Clive Cookson, Ross Davies, By Norman Fox, By Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, By Peter West, By Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, By Lewine Mair, By John Hennessy Golf Correspondent, From John Ballantine, By Norman Fox Sports Correspondent, From Our Special Correspondent, Peter West Rugby Correspondent, By Michael Phillips Racing Correspondent, By Our Racing Correspondent, From John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, by John Wilcockson, From Sydney Friskin, By John Nicholls, by Peter Waymark, Edited by Peter Davalle, By David Hewson, By Marcel Berlins, Legal Correspondent, Roger Boyes Warsaw Correspondent, Norman Lebrecht, David Robinson, Geoff Brown, Christopher Warman, Philip Howard, Nicholas Wapshott, Roger Berthoud, Paul Griffiths, Judy Froshaug, Peter West, Peter Davalle, Geoffrey Wansell,
ResumoIndex. News: Rail gloom as peace moves fail, 'Freeway killer' faces execution, BBC bets on Fortune Teller, New look at Stansted by ministry, Cardinal Cody is seriously ill, Beating the floods on a sailboard, Business affairs of CIA director to be probed, Doubts On Research Council, Summer time chaos troubles the Lords, City Scheme Submitted, Anarchist behind bomb attack, 1,000 queue for hotel jobs, Water pay ballots split unions, Poland: Attitudes of East and West harden Sanctions dispute has not hurt US links, Bonn says, Mud slips kill 28 in California, Motoring A relaxing rid in the automatic Metro, S African police hold Briton, Plea for social contract to aid French recovery, Siberians fasting in embassy, Moreover.. Miles Kington, Allergic to everyday living, EEC wants answers from Jaruzelski, RNLI fear Penlee fund could affect income, Oxford pick Maxwell to lead the attack, Gibraltar main issue for Calvo Sotelo's visit, BL Cowley men renew clash over tea breaks, Roads, Paint campaign a dog's life, Police chiefs back call by Scarman on training, Three white security men arrested in Zimbabwe, One man's cure, Boy barred for being 'too white', Banks cool to Soviet credit plea, BBC's Christmas win, Alliance reopens talks on seats, Sinai compensation narrowly approved, Shot Baby In Custody Dispute, Schools in London may put 14 pc on rates, Reagan says call-up registration to stay, Popular Front formed to oust Obote, Pravda attacks French 'hysteria', Science report Cheap new system of printing by dots, Autonomy leaders held North-south tension grows in Sudan, Overseas selling prices, Listless Boycott flies home from tour, Fluoride action flows on, Benn 'conditions' jar Labour peace, Inside Poland: the men behind martial law, NF paper racially insulting, court told, Primate tells of sorrow over Polish bloodshed, Seer Green rail crash BR considers action against signalman, The papers, Liberals unveil three-year package on jobs, Nato says Dozier kidnap document is genuine, The Alliance goes professional, Food prices, Suspended teacher sent home, University mergers in trouble, Whooping cough epidemic on way, The Times Diary Why Willy Rushton sank in Poole, Blizzards cut off Torquay, Plymouth, Top box office films, Letter from Warsaw The miseries of living each uneasy day as it comes. Law: Rembrandt charge, Inside Court No 224 Victory salute at Solidarity trial, Hoaxer jailed, Policeman accused of insulting solicitor, Councillor is fined for fraud, MP seeks to have rapist jailed, Toxteth man cleared of riot charges. Politics and Parliament: Ministers in secret talks on Budget, Thatcher decried by Powell. Display Advertising: Bell's, Gate, Imperial Cancer Research Fund, Central, Trusthouse Forte, Simpson, Saab, Bl, Help The Aged, Legge, Camera Buff, Hards, The Times, Camden Plaza, Alternative Theatre, Gimpel Fils, Base Lending Rates. News in Brief. Picture Gallery: Le Général Jaruzel..., Preview The Times Entertainment Guide. Reviews: Jimmy Riddle King's Head, Theatre Audience challenged to surrender Slips, Rock Elvis Costello Rpo Albert Hall, Television Not very sociable, Concert Park Lane Group Purcell Room, Cinema: David Robinson reviews new releases and (below) Bryan Appleyard meets Trevor Howard, star of 'Light Years Away' A formidable inspiration, Opera The Beggar's Opera Drill Hall. Editorials/Leaders: The March Of Black South Africa, Peace In Their Time?, Invergordon's Dinosaur. Letters to the Editor: Ban on shooting, Classical top ten, Transport subsidies, Judge's remarks in rape case, Signs and wonders, Flooding and drainage, The Golan Heights, When cricket seems timeless, Fair treatment in Alliance partnership. Marriages. Births. Court and Social: Court Circular. Official Appointments and Notices: Latest appointments. Deaths. Arts and Entertainment: The rise and rise of a wilting Lili, Books A scholar scans the stars, Look Ahead Old carol gets a new fugue, Television: Down under celebrities go walkabout, Galway is new Channel 4 host, Agenda Beatty's tilt at glory, Too funny for words, Taxi with a tender touch, Records Abba on form and filling in Jazz & Rock, BBC-ITV battle for arts stardom, Films, Classical, The shape of ships to come, The Times Crossword No 15,724, Video This rabbit will run and run, A cut above the rest, A match of special memories, Setbacks to Hastings title hopes, Today's television and radio programmes. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Monday, January 7, 1957. Obituaries: Lt-Col John Cordeaux, Lord De Clifford Famous trial recalled, Jill Masefield McDonald, Lady Hartwell A woman of many talents, Obituary, Miss Margot Grahame. Business and Finance: Instruments jobs to go, Ladbroke in £3m sale, Price Changes Rises, Jessups, Pavilion rights issue runs into stiff opposition, Technology, Shocks in the discount market, Talks fail to save 890 smelter jobs, Halliday delay, Business Briefing W German jobless record, W. L. Pawson calls in receiver, £14m ship order, De Lorean looks for offers, Baker's record, Crucial Nissan talks, Tax change unlikely, Objections grow to £750,000 pay-off, Marine credit holds up, Corporation tax goes back into the melting pot, Brengreen contract, Hickson & Welch lower, EEC fines Telefunken, Guinness Peat Ending an era, Business Diary: To the sound of trumpets, Today, Top men in reshuffle at Bank of England, Asprey profit leaps to £2m, Deficit up at Hollis Bros, UK car makers check decline, Electronic Rentals plans more redundancies, Number of takeovers fell again last year, Marathon Oil battle ends, Irish bid brings AT & T to Europe, Discount house loses millions in 'debacle', Gravel group for sale, New policy on aid for depressed areas, Merger cleared, Hag stirs up coffee market, Lamont to visit Airbus, Scottish & Newcastle Winds of change, Kwik Save calls for £11.9m to finance expansion. Stock Exchange Tables: Latest results, The Pound, Stock Markets, Wall St, Sterling: Spot and Forward, Commodities, Stock markets Shares rise on bear squeeze, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co. Limited, Stock Exchange Prices Quiet but firm. Business Appointments: Business appointments Sir Peter Gadsden to head Rudolf Wolff. Sport: Sports Council Restructure may allow CCPR more say, Lingfield Park results, For the record Badminton, Sports in Brief, Run drought to make the blokes forget their beer, Hunter Davies joins England women cricketers in drinks and jollity First test that was easily won, Faces to follow: four young men from the Home countries Looking ahead to life with the Lions, Yachting Flyer claims the fastest sail, Rugby League Sponsorship for record sum, National pyramid to bring order, Skiing Wilson best by half second, Latest European snow reports, Kempton Park (from Sandown), Heath beats pain to reach the last four, Table tennis English barely able to raise a struggle, Cash puts paid to Edmondson, England seeded in European championship, Golf Dexter's fine game helped by opponent's error, Racing Davies on top of world with Earthstopper, Facts and figures for the party in New Zealand, Oosterhuis out of luck, Boxing McKenzie bout goes to new fight promoter, Football Watson goes to Stoke with high hopes, Hockey England find themselves back in the wilderness, Rugby Union Richards is recalled by Wales in Dublin, Ireland could hold stage, Tennis Pfister, Amaya fined as Britons triumph, Athletics Successor in the making, Cycling Time short for Americans, Cricket Cook's tour will spring to life now Boycott returns home, How Taylor found a way to share some records with Elton. Classified Advertising: Acknowledgment, Secretarial and Non-secretarial Appointments, Entertainments Guide, Today's events. Property: Auctions today. Weather: The Weather.
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