The Times - 28/10/1982
1982; Gale Group;
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From Richard Ford, Tim Jones, By John Young, Agriculture Correspondent, By Pat Healy, Social Services Correspondent, From Christopher Walker, By Paul Routledge, Labour Editor, From Our Own Correspondent, By Philip Webster, Political Reporter, By a Staff Reporter, By Stewart Tendler, Arthur Osman, By Our Political Editor, By John Young Agriculture Correspondent, By Rodney Cowton Defence Correspondent, By Donald Macintyre Labour Correspondent, By Geraldine Norman, Sale Room Correspondent, By Nicholas Timmins, By the Staff of "Nature", By Mark Jackson, By Clive Cookson, Technology Correspondent, By Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, From Anthony Bevins, By Philip Venning, By David Hewson, By Donald Macintyre, Labour Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, From Alan Hamilton, From Ian Murray, From Nicholas Ashford, From Andrew Thompson, From Robert Schuil, From Roger Boyes, By Michael Knipe, From Michael Hamlyn, By Grania Forbes, From Richard Wigg, From Mario Modiano, By Judy Foreman, Nicholas Shakespeare, John Wells, Marcel Berlins, Philip Howard, John Higgins, Bryan Appleyard, H. R. F. Keating, John Russell Taylor, Ned Chaillet, Peter Ackroyd, John Percival, Stephen Pettitt, PHS, by Philip Howard, Peter Nichols, Laurie Weston, Ronald Butt, Nicholas Wapshott, STEPHEN BRADSHAW, WEDDERBURN, DOROTHY THOMPSON, E. P. THOMPSON, I. G. PRIEDE, BASIL de FERRANTI, WALTER GOLDSMITH, JOHN HAVARD, JOHN HOSKYNS, W. yon SIMSON, C. F. COWAN, J. ENOCH POWELL, GUNNAR RUGHEIMER, SIMON W. FRASER, JOHN SANKEY, By Clifford Longley Religious Affairs Correspondent, City Editor Anthony Hilton, By Barrie Clement, By Frances Williams Economics Correspondent, By Jonathan Davis Energy Correspondent, By Derek Harris Commercial Editor, By Andrew Cornelius, By Peter Wilson-Smith, By Peter Welham, By Sally White, Gareth David, C Gordon Tether, By Michael Baily, Transport Editor, From Richard Streeton, From Tom Ramsey, From Barry Pickthall, From Mitchell Platts, By Stuart Jones, Football Correspondent, By Sydney Friskin, By Gerald Davies, By Peter West Rugby Correspondent, By Rex Bellmy, Tennis Correspondent, By Srikumar Sen Boxing Correspondent, From Ivor Davis, By Michael Phillips, Racing Correspondent, By Michael Phillips, John Karter, By Our Racing Staff, Michel Syrett, Edited by Peter Davalle,
ResumoNews: China's one-child rule halves growth rate, Bolivian ex-minister takes blame for murder, Maths gain from extra 18 minutes, Prince approves Press Club portrait, Greeks alter course Papandreou wants US bases to stay, Youth theatre about to go professional, Frank Johnson in the Commons What's all this about Mrs Thatcher's coal?, Five climb ladder out of jail, Man investigated by M15 named on US television, Secrecy on oil slick sites denied, Agricultural training Keeping Britain's farmers up to date, 'Lowest paid worker' gets pay rise, Three jailed for 'new life' land fraud, There is nothing like a date, Three Irish soldiers killed in Lebanon, Censorship storm in Israel over play, Judge to quit inquiry on graves with no names, Go for Books, Natural History Museum project is dropped, Younger in line for Defence, Boost for Scargill in TUC rethink, Shielding the Pope from the scandal, Even moderate leaders expect miners to vote for strike, Millionaire takes on the man who beat Mayor Koch, Thatcher-Kohl search for unity in West's policy, West Bank Arabs stone Israeli cars, Polish party says that prices must go up, Today's by-elections Northfield: 'Labour confidence vote', SPD to pick successor, Admiral defends 'misinformation', The fear of a princess, Taking nothing for granted, Reminder to Moscow from CND, Autumn sun at the Court of St James's, The Times guide to careers training Beware the head hunters!, Policy shift hint by Brezhnev, 'Panic as fans fought', Ulster 'terror machine' claims three policemen, Facing the facts of immigration, Moreover. Miles Kington, 'Sun' man may fight ban, Spanish Elections Man of the people who left Marxism behind him, Overseas selling prices, The Times Diary, Oman and S Yemen to end their quarrel, Science report The longer the tail, the luckier the male, MSC fights plan to reduce aid for soldiers, 'Star' rebuked over report on candidate, Fishing policy Danes have a week to reach agreement, A real Mickey Mouse outfit, Increasing use for Alternative Service Book, Changes urged in research spending, Airport shut by El Al protesters, Webster plea deferred, Annual fees scheme to guard children's teeth, Peckham letter clash, Political education for the young urged by official study group, The Queen puzzled by Tuvalu fare, The papers, 'Animals Film' fate in balance, Covert operations revealed Mystery of a former CIA agent's death, MP urges cut in judges' powers, Aslef call to back strike, Farmers accuse ministry over M40 farm access, DPP 'could survive' new prosecution system, Alderson wants 'community' minister, For and against the pit strike, Dutch parties agree to form coalition, Tobacco industry to cut spending on advertising, Jayewardene tells his MPs to resign, 'Children will die' doctors say, El Salvador warned by Reagan, How EEC met three conflicting Budget demands. Index. Official Appointments and Notices: British fleets resigned over EEC fish deal, Latest appointments. Politics and Parliament: New bishop, Benn and far left stripped of Labour influence, Councils encouraged to boost building, Parliament today, Eec Fisheries Walker says fishermen back EEC deal, Eec Budget UK will be modest net contributors, North Sea Oil Britoil shares on market next month, Civil Service Minister deplores 'sly sniping'. Display Advertising: Picador, Ppa, The Times Higher Education, Graduate Girls, Multiple Display Advertisements, Datapoint, National Savings, The Puzzler, Bhhi, Fred Zinnemann's, Armagnac, Weidenfeld & Nicolson, Austin Ambassador, Health Education Council, Methodist Homes For The Aged, The American College, Chester Barrie, Nl Petroleum Services, The Listener, Gordon, The London Hilton, Leicester University, Resista Carpets, Gerald Durrell, Country Life, George Allen & Unwin, Base Lending Rates, Hamish Hamilton. News in Brief. Arts and Entertainment: Sale room Catlin portraits fetch £194,400, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 15,971, Today's television and radio programmes. Law: Keegan loses court tussle, Kidnap sentence, Prince refuses to give evidence, Constable's discretion over second breath test Revel v Jordan Hillis v Nicholson, European Law Report Court of Justice of the European Communities Preventing divergence of EEC case law CILFIT SRL (in liquidation) and Others, appellants v Ministry of Health of Italy, respondent Case No 283/81, Terms of valuation contract Burgess and Another v Purchase & Sons (Farms) Ltd and Others. Picture Gallery: Tavaré handed Kent captaincy. Reviews: Great dames, Spirit of Wit Reconsiderations of Rochester, Concert Lmp Blech Queen Elizabeth Hall, Fiction This is the way it ends The End of the World News, Run For Your Wife! Yvonne Arnaud, Guildford, Anthony Quinton reviews a reassessment of our two great Tudor statesmen Saint and statesman-which was which?, Solicitor to the famous Not Without Prejudice, Major Barbara Lyttelton, Madam, will you..? An English Madam, Such a nice man, my Eye The Private Eye Story, Crime Political plotters War Without Frontiers, Dance A growing 'Giselle' Royal Ballet Covent Garden, Extemporary Dance Riverside, Come home Bernard, we need you Speaking Up, Galleries A natural sense of chic Arte Italiana 1960-1982, Television The visionaries prove right. Editorials/Leaders: Selling At A Discount, Moderates Move In, Sacrificial Fish. Letters to the Editor: Ulster as part of United Kingdom, Car talk, Blood test problems, Payment of legal fees, Russian peace groups, Rubber pioneers, Please, no litter, Standards of debate, A different kettle, A testing time for import controls, Anomaly in union law revealed, Community law, TV film levy. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Deaths. Births. Obituaries: Dr Paula Heimann, Obituary, Sir Charles Normand Services to meteorology, Canon C. B. Armstrong. Business and Finance: IEA says private industry bears policy costs Public sector blamed for inflation, Even the Greeks see no end to shipping crisis, Marks & Spencer, Kwik-Fit on the road to recovery, International, Buyers stay on the sidelines, US trade hits Cons Gold, A Favourable First Six Months For Rorento Investors, Commercial Union counts the cost of US expansion, US gamble for British Car Auction, Polish credits 'accord', Fraser wins court block on transfer, War of words in takeover bid, Shipping slump aid move comes at bad time for Britain, Markets, Price Changes, P C Henderson profits up 50%, First deal chaos at Int Signal, Gallaher warning on jobs, Today, Interest Rates, Jail and bankruptcy await speculators, International Building recovery signs in US, Ward buys Frisby for £6m, Investment and finance Conduct within the law, Money Markets, Company News In Brief, Flotation expected to raise £500m Britoil share sale next month, says Lawson, Anglo steps up stake in De Beers, Currencies, We need less machismo, The economy, BOC raises further £30m in share issue. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Prices Lack of interest, The pound, Authorized Units & Insurance Funds, Sterling: Spot and Forward, Commodities, Wall Street, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co. Limited, Stock Exchanges. Business Appointments: Appointments. Sport: Lyle's winning target, Bugner's script looking for a happy ending, English bowlers establish strong position, Eye injuries fail to deter Benes, Gorytus tests to continue, Sports in Brief, Olympic Games ABC want to restrict coverage by US rivals, Hockey England squad includes three from Southgate, Newcastle, Master trainer Ryan Price looks ahead to a kind of retirement The sound that horses always understand-a lion's roar from the caring Captain, Player is tailor-made for Cacharel attempt, Heartening display by Oxford, Rugby League 'Sin bin' rule could be used in first Test, Athletics Salazar's win 'worth $18,000', Rush of goals ends Wolves record, Colombia jumps before being pushed, Last Night's Results, Cheltenham results, Maoris held to costly draw, Yachting A whale is last straw for Rodgers, Crimson Embers to warm to his task, World's best find it easy, Wind may blow Darcy's Open chances away, City survive one derby and dream of bigger one, White so colourful in beating Black, In Brief Grand Prix in New York, Southwell, First Test may not be in Perth, Wincanton, Clampdown on players' casual dress, Ekbalco finds it easy, Swiss spoil Italy's cup nostalgia, Toshack is banned from the bench. 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