The Times - 05/03/1984
1984; Gale Group;
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By Philip Webster, Political Reporter, By Our Political Reporter, From Nicholas Ashford, From Robert Fisk, , By Colin Hughes, By David Felton, Labour Correspondent, By Peter Hennessy, By Richard Dowden, By Rodney Cowton Defence Correspondent, By David Walker, Social Policy Correspondent, By Our Social Policy Correspondent, By Geraldine Norman, Sale Room Correspondent, By Patricia Clough, By Richard Ford, By Hugh Clayton, By Lucy Hodges, Education Correspondent, By Nicholas Timmins, Social Services Correspondent, By Paul Chudecki, By Michael Baily, Transport Editor, From a Correspondent, By Alan Hamilton, By Our Home Affairs Correspondent, By Stewart Tendler, By Pearce Wright, Science Editor, By John Young Agricultural Correspondent, From Ian Murray, , From John Carlin, , From David Watts, From Christopher Mosey, , From Rasit Gurdilek, From Hasan Akhtar, From Christopher Walker, , From Moshe Brilliant, , By Our Foreign Staff, From Our Correspondent, From Michael Hornsby, From Michael Binyon, , Paul Griffiths, Max Bell, Athene Seyler, , Hilary Finch, Nicholas Kenyon, Anthony Masters, Noel Goodwin, E. J. Craddock, Celia Brayfield, Peter Gillman, Miles Kington, Bailey Morris, Anne Whitehouse, by Frank Johnson, Peter Hennessy, Michael Binyon, Ferdinand Mount, Anne Sofer, ROBERT BALDWIN, , BRIAN LEWIS, , S. A HFFFERNAN, , JOHN MILLER, , DAVID LE VAY, , DAVID BARNES, , E. G. COX, , RACHEL LABOUCHERE, , WILLIAM HAYTER, , JOHN GIELGUD, , JACK GOLD, , EDWARD FOX, , DONALD SINDEN, , MICHAEL HORDERN., DEREK JACOBI, , MICHAEL DENISON, , DULCIE GRAY, , PENELOPE KEITH, , DAVID PUTTNAM, , JANET SUZMAN, , MIRIAM KARLIN, , STUART B. SMITH, , SPIKE MILLIGAN, , R.H. GREET, , Clifford Longley, A correspondent, Executive Editor Kenneth Fleet, Sarah Hogg Economics Editor, Roy Owens and Bruce Jones, By John Lawless, By Derek Harris, Commercial Editor, By Our City Staff, By David Young Energy Correspondent, Michael Clark, by Michael Hughes, Maxwell Newton, By David Hands, From John Woodcock, Cricket Correspondent, , From Rex Bellamy, Tennis Correspondent, , By Sydney Friskin, By Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, By John Wilcockson, By Jim Railton, From Pat Butcher, , By Michael Seely, Neil Harris, Edited by Peter Dear, Michael Hamlyn,
ResumoIndex. News: Six killed by death squads in Sri Lanka, Field editor is former Spectator man, The Times Information Service, MacGregor: No grudge, Poll fever grips Jordan as 142 contest eight East Bank seats, Dispatch riders 'cause chaos', Mitterrand's London mission, Greens worry about their image, Police investigate 'prison beatings', Violence in Punjab and Haryana kills three, Khmer Rouge claim crippling attack on base, Swedes describe landing by frogmen near Karlskrona naval base, Sudan rebels promise to free mother and baby, Why being right is so unfashionable, moreover... The colour question in Ulster, Left angry over Benn leak, Wounds point to Iraqis using gas, Class and the Christian, The new face of Nicaragua Sandinista flags fly over ruins, Bursting Eeyore's balloon budgets, Hunt mole to protest about 'fox in sack', Record total of drug addicts expected, Nigerian Muslim riots 1,000 killed in week of religious fighting, Catholics protest in Versailles, Medieval abbey to be excavated, First Person Hazards behind the fertility headlines, Tory pressure to scrap wage councils, Two MPs to visit Argentina, Penny Perrick City life-for adults only, Billy the goat leads Welsh to Cenotaph, Sharp rise in union subs is predicted, Germany's unwanted prisoner of war, Inquiry doubt over Trident, Paris Diary A politician's open secret, Horizons Backroom boys up front The Times guide to career choice, Shake-up in Pakistan's military command, Hart heads for second victory, Steam-age rail tickets yield to computers, Many teachers welcome Joseph's criticism of school peace studies, Seven prisoners die on 46th day of Turkish fast, Training could 'save 2,000 lives a year', Synthesizer will enable girl to speak, Unions want BL enlarged in proposals to halt motor industry's decline, Surgeon's tabletop army could fetch £100,000, Wass backs fight for information, From woodshed to watershed, Nicaragua ports mined, rebels say, Arts Council divided by a literary argument, Palestinians and Israelis regarded with equal contempt The smiling Shaikh who approves of Khomeini, Alitalia pilot fears attack by Soviet jet, June date to pick Trudeau successor, Talkback Naturally better, Left 'ahead' in poll for TGWU leader, Police Bill opposition unites, Winter crop boom may bring new protests, Science report Poison aids transplants, Letter from Delhi English as she is spoke-and writ, Authorities challenge NHS plan, Khomeini prison is a theatre of penitence and execution, A shaky Chernenko goes to the polls, Time check on councillor, Iran threatens to close Hormuz after Iraqi raid, Botha-Machel summit likely in Botswana, Crackdown on meaningless disclaimers, Growing up down in the valley, Skeleton in bag starts a scandal, Boarding school beats flu bug, Du Cann advises Thatcher to appoint a deputy, Forum likely to urge London to consider three Ulster options, The first lady for president?, Trevor Fishlock in Canada Quebec's lone wolf out in the cold, Gemayel to abandon treaty with Israel, Arafat visitors risk Israeli discipline, Salvador fails to woo foreign press with kid gloves and smiling colonels, Self-policing professions: 1 Law Society is pressed for independent complaints investigation, Clergymen told: give up politics for Lent, Tories still fear Lords revolt on homes Bill. Picture Gallery. Display Advertising: Revealed., France, Sotheby's, Japan Air Lines, 10 Per Cent Exchequer Stock, 1989, Icfc, The Times 1000, W H Allen & Co, 'Sir'., Lso, Blesma, Wall Street, Citroën CX Gt, Volvo Customer Information,, International Standard Electric Corporation, American Airlines, Noval L B Port, Base Lending Rates, Public Record Office Kew. Arts and Entertainment: Concise Crossword (No 283), Sale room Sculpture left unsold, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 16,370, Today's television and radio programmes, Entertainments. News in Brief. Law: Glue sniffing is not drunkenness Neale v R. M. J. E. (a Minor), Seeking as a visitor leave to stay Regina v Immigration Appeal Tribunal, Ex parte Gomes and Another, No appeal from interim award Marine Contractors Inc v Shell Petroleum Development Co of Nigeria Ltd, Supplier of non-usual goods is acting in course of trade Corfield v Sevenways Garage Ltd, Court of Appeal Divisional Court Irregularity of adding count with no nexus Regina v Bell (Peter), Two specimens lawful a minute apart Over v Musker. Reviews: The history of modern acting personified, Publishing Get it in writing, Rock Thompson Twins Hammersmith Odeon, Theatre Hinkemann Upstream, Cleveland Quartet Queen Elizabeth Hall, Concerts LPO/Solti Festival Hall, Opera Orpheus and Eurvdice Grand Leeds, Television Human exchanges, Northern Sinfonia/Zinman Queen Elizabeth Hall. Editorials/Leaders: Benn The Catalyst, Time To Melt The ICE, Finance And Industry Why sterling should await its chance, A Tale Of Two Gulfs. Letters to the Editor: 'Can pay, must pay', Schools cash cutbacks, Africa's empty larder, Dead-end branches on surgical tree, Officers' dilemma in police Bill, Words and meanings, Call for cable TV safeguards, Tom Keating as faker, Shots in the dark, 'Relevant' studies, National Trust help, Palm House at Kew. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Official Appointments and Notices: Worksop College, Head to retire, Appointments in the Forces, University news, Latest appointments, Lancing College. Deaths. Politics and Parliament: Parliament this week. Obituaries: Prof M. H. A. Newman Contributions to mathematics, Mr Krobo Edusei, Mr Bernard Singer. Business and Finance: TUC boycott will hit job talks, Economic View Tory target in doubt, Investors' Notebook · Usm Review Platon chooses Budget day for debut, American banks issue stern warning on Argentine loans, Ordinary Shares Best bets in the leisure sector, News In Brief Yard suitor and unions meet today, The Gilt-Edged Market Long and short of inflation threat, GEC set to win China contracts, Tax allowances may rise, American notebook Battle looms over candidate for Fed. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Prices Capitalization and week's change. Business Appointments: Appointments Montagu names directors. Sport: Tennis Miss Navratilova wins final of breathtaking contrasts, Rowing Crews with reason for satisfaction, Athletics Miss Kinch cuts a dash that stops Europe, For The Record, Sports in Brief, Cycling Champion fights off stitch in time, Today's Fixtures, Racing: Injury Means No Title Defence For Champion Hurdle Gaye Brief misses Cheltenham, Rugby Union: France And Scotland Contest Grand Slam England taught simple lessons, Hockey Pickwick surprise, Football: Liverpool Held In Wembley Preview As Forest Falter Merseyside variety show is a big draw for the command performance, Cricket England's hopes dry up as Qadir teases them into a decline, Golf Ballesteros to defend his US Masters title, Boxing Monaghan dies, Equestrianism, Skiing Student's improvement causes upset, Snooker Davis made to toil all way by unknowns. Classified Advertising: University Appointments, La crème de la crème, Wanted, Animals And Birds, Tempting Times. Births. Property: Rentals. Weather: The Weather.
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