The Times - 26/07/1982
1982; Gale Group;
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From Robert Fisk, From Ian Murray, From Stephen Taylor, By Donald Macintyre, Labour Correspondent, By Richard Evans, By Julian Haviland Political Editor, By Our Labour Correspondent, By Pat Healy Social Services Correspondent, By Norman Hammond Archaeology Correspondent, By Our Political Staff, By Michael Baily Transport Editor, By a Staff Reporter, By Our Political Editor, By the Staff of "Nature", By John Young, Agricultural Correspondent, By Ronald Kershaw, By Lucy Hodges, Education Correspondent, By Nicholas Timmins, By David Walker Local Government Correspondent, By Hugh Clayton, Environment Correspondent, By Baron Phillips, Property Correspondent, From Trevor Fishlock, From Our Correspondent, From Charles Harrison, From Richard Wigg, From David Watts, From Dessa Trevisan, From Richard Owen, From Christopher Walker, From Our Own Correspondent, By Our Foreign Staff, From Peter Nichols, Laurie Taylor, Dennis Hackett, Hilary Finch, Noël Goodwin, Paul Griffiths, John Russell Taylor, Max Harrison, Barry Millington, Ned Chaillet, Stephen Pettitt, PHS, by Phillip Whitehead, Peter Nichols, Trevor Fishlock, Judith Hart, Christopher Patten, MAURICE SINCLAIR, DONALD FORD, ALAN CLARK, LOUIS Le BAILLY, J. R. FOSTER, ANTONY FLEW, HUGH CARADON, CLAUD MORRIS, PETER MARSHALL, JEAN COOPE, DAVID TOWNSEND, DAVID CONWAY, By Clifford Longley, Religious Affairs Correspondent, Gareth David, By Jonathan Davis, Energy Correspondent, By Sally White, By Peter Wilson-Smith, Banking Correspondent, By Torin Douglas, By Derek Harris Commercial Editor, By Michael Prest, Adrian Hamilton, Maxwell Newton, By Derek Harris, Michael Prest, Jonathan Davis, By John Woodcock, Cricket Correspondent, By Marcus Williams, By John Woodcock, By Gerald Davies, By Mitchell Platts, By Pamela Macgregor-Morris, By John Watson, By Peter Ryde, From John Blunsden, By Norman Fox Athletics Correspondent, By John Wilcockson, By John Nicholls, By a Special Correspondent, By Michael Seely, By Our Racing Staff, By Our Newmarket Correspondent, From Desmond Stoneham, French Correspondent, By Jim Railton, From Our Irish Correspondent, by Baron Phillips, Edited by Peter Lee, Ronald Faux,
ResumoIndex. News: Plenty on the table for all but the elderly, Yard silent on new corruption allegations, 'Epidemic' of child ear disorders, BA starts inquiry on ticket refunds, Letter from the Lake District Golden host lacking only the daffodils, A resort of acclaimed convenience, Italians join defiance of US pipeline ban, Trestrail first vetted 'only 3 months ago', Yugoslavia in war on fraud, Japanese flood toll may top 300, Shark circles Taiwan raft, Gunships halt Iranians, I thee wed, 323 times over, Nature notes, Banker's family are released, Japan gains time on whale hunt ban, Chinese crew defeats hijack, The papers Yesterday, EEC in last ditch effort on steel, The Times Profile: Sir Karl Popper, 80 years old on Wednesday Trial and error, the very essence of life, Can Auntie astonish any more?, American arms for Somalia, Archaeology Body scanner reveals helmet's secret, New Caledonia riot Whites angered by independence talk, Rains damage Caucasus food output, Lord Mayor honour may elude Lady Donaldson, BR presses rostering, Mrs Bhutto in hospital after lung operation, IMF refuses loan to Vietnam, Moscow peace trip Marchers split over propaganda issue, How much further will the Pope be drawn into the bizarre case of the Italian banker who became the body under Blackfriars Bridge? The scandal touching the heart of the Vatican, Roads, Democracy and the press Spanish media fail test of truth, KGB arrest examiner at university, Zimbabwe jets destroyed, Fee-paying schools 'liked by public', 'Shield for violent men' condemned, Eight die in train crash in northern Greece, Gamayel stands for president, Farmers fear a 'mink plague', The right way to a Tory manifesto, Odyssey of the Pope's donkey, Carrying the can for the faceless men, Dirty tricks alleged on the buses, Calvi's family may challenge suicide verdict, Temporary job scheme aims at work for 130,000, Moi attacks 'misfits', Turkish leader pledges 'no return to chaos', Overseas selling prices, Russia steps up arms to Assad, Health service dispute Police rise gives impetus to NHS claim, unions say, French investigate Exocet claims, Gandhi sets off to soothe relations with US, The Falklands, Dirty linen the issue for hospital workers, The Times Diary More freedom notes from Joan Baez, Moreover... Miles Kington, Habib 'hired by firm with Arab links', Brigade commander quits over conduct of war, Plea to halt pay cut for jobless, Council 'buy British' call to Cunard, Middle East crisis: Jerusalem and Damascus exchange threats; Basra assault beaten off Desperate action by Syrians feared in Israel, Milestones in medicine First human brain graft performed, Arafat signs pledge to recognize Israel, Police drop plan to issue IRA Photofit picture, Angola rejects condition for Namibia deal, Science report Research failure traced to mice, A little indiscipline aids unity, Thames ferry threatened, Halfway to second Siberia conquest, Taking a dive to look for a lost city, Mystery of Chinese tennis star, Death of a quango Water council chairman attacks closure decision. Picture Gallery. Display Advertising: John Tree Agency, British Caledonian, Lloyds Bank, National Savings Certificates, Peugeot, Graduate Girls, Fortnum & Mason, Charity International, The Times, Kane & Abel, Mercedes-Benz, Save The Children Fund, Base Lending Rates. Politics and Parliament: Parliament this week, Parliament today, BBC cut angers Liberals, Controls on HP likely to go, Progress of legislation, Tories may run full term, Thatcher says. Law: House of Lords When juvenile can choose jury trial Regina v Islington North Juvenile Court, Ex parte Daley., European Law Report Court of Justice of the European Communities UK poultry import restrictions unlawful Commission of the European Communities v United Kingdom, Rose case plea to Whitelaw, Optician's canvassing can be infamous conduct Le Scroog v General Optical Council. News in Brief. Property: Commercial property Boom time in Bournemouth, Commercial And Industrial Property, Building revival hopes dashed, The City tops costs table. Reviews: Sco Brydon Albert Hall Radio 3, Galleries Competition even for Picasso A Century of Modern Drawing British Museum, Television The urge to create a stir, Buxton Festival Vivid theatrical experience, Gamelan music Albert Hall, László Vidovszky Ica, Opera in London Tosca Coliseum, Pickens Saunders Wigmore Hall, Les Enemis Confus Purcell Room, Theatre Intimate elegance Murder, Dear Watson! Mill at Sonning. Editorials/Leaders: Guarding Against The Blackmailer, Thanksgiving, Zimbabwe's Fragile Unity. Letters to the Editor: Immigrants as patients, Maritime strategy, Care of the aged, Questions on Falklands thanksgiving, London's police forces, Oversubscribed, Middle East conflict: the role of the West, Pipeline pressure. Court and Social: Court Circular. Births. Marriages. Deaths. Official Appointments and Notices: New judo manager, Appointments in the Forces. Obituaries: Obituary Sir Robert Birley Outstanding Headmaster and Educationist. Business and Finance: Capital Markets US interest rates set to fall further, Doubts on Ford truck franchises, The Week Ahead ICI looks for recovery, Singapore, Tourism projects could raise £30m, Final Redemption Unassented Bonds Uruguay 3 ½ Per Cent Consolidated Loan 1891, Economic View, Profile: Jack Gallagher Laughing all the way to the bank, Soviet output stagnates, Wall Street takes a summer break, British Sugar steps up defence, British Gas moves after 13 months Buyers now sought for Wytch Farm stake, Companies, Sunlight offer goes to workers, Johannesburg, Independents get own-brand products Corner grocers put it plainly, Cigarette battle as the market goes up in smoke, Growing number of deals, Nissan: not really so inscrutable, Lloyds cuts loan rates, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co. Limited, Not-so-black economy, Shares and gilts rose strongly last week, reflecting, Viners hopes, Move towards internationalism, Opec output goes above ceiling, Australia, Accepting Houses to rule on Montagu, Rising sun, Brokers' Views US bolsters food groups. Stock Exchange Tables: The pound, Stock Exchange Prices Capitalization and week's change, Fixed-Nnterest Stocks, Commodities Soviet harvest fails again, Stock Exchanges, Eurobond Prices. Business Appointments: Appointments Dunlop names director. Sport: Ascot results, Lancs v Warwicks, Sports in Brief, Newcastle, Cricket: Tony Greig's Brother May Face Pakistan Somerset Retain Cup England summon another South African for Test, Yachting Winds favour Exmouth Challenger, Blunted Pakistanis, Mottram beaten as Taroczy takes title, Averages of England players, Racing: Harwood The Extrovert Continues To Ride The Tiger Of Success Gold Cup at York may be a target for Kalaglow, Ma Biche sets up a family celebration, Kent v Yorks, Bath, Motor Racing: Local Coup In French Grand Prix Renault catch rivals with a one-two, Spur for the ambitious, Crystal Palace results, Spearhead lacking, Gloucs v Hants, Swimming Miss Caulkins is ready to face the world, Nottingham, Rugby Union S Africa-Europe relations cemented, Moses delays his comeback, Greig out for duck, Plain sailing for the champions, Cycling Hinault wins Tour de France but only finish is inspired, Do or die in national championships, Bruckner hits the right note, Polo Kent's turn to make his mark, Northants v Sussex, Equestrianism Pyrah in the saddle of honour, Athletics Cram and Elliott in the spotlight, Somerset now the biggest name in the one-day game, Tennis Navratilova secures US final place, Jones the difference, Rifle Shooting Glory with borrowed rifle, Beverley, Golf Lyle keeps title at Batley International, Football Mabbutt in Spurs move, Windsor, Somerset v Worcs, Dusseldorf result, Rowing England take all of the honours, Surrey v Notts. 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