The Times - 19/01/1983
1983; Gale Group;
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By Julian Haviland, Political Editor, By Staff Reporters, By Peter Hennessy, From Michael Binyon, Bonn, By Philip Webster, Political Reporter, By David Felton, Labour Correspondent, By Our Labour Correspondent, By Michael Baily, Transport Editor, From Our Correspondent, Lincoln, By Anthony Bevins Political Correspondent, From Richard Ford, Belfast, By Nicholas Timmins, By David Walker, Local Government Correspondent, By Pearce Wright, Science Editor, By Bill Johnstone Electronics Correspondent, By Rupert Morris, From Our Own Correspondent, By Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, York, From Our Correspondent, From Arthur Osman, By Anthony Bevins, Political Correspondent, By Ronald Faux, From Andrew Thompson, Buenos Aires, From lan Murray, Brussels, From Neil Kelly, Bangkok, From Christopher Thomas, New York, From Christopher Walker, Jerusalem, From Rasit Gurdilek, From Mohsin Ali, From Zoriana Pysariwsky, From Stephen Taylor, Harare, Trevor Fishlock, From Charles Harrison, From Michael Hornsby, Johannesburg, From Tony Duboudin, Melbourne, From Charles Harrison, Nairobi, From Hasan Akhtar, Islamabad, From Christopher Mosey, Caroline Moorehead, Judith Chisholm, From David Watts, Singapore, From Jacqueling Reditt Seoul, From John Carlin, Mexico City, From Christopher D. Miller, , Dennis Hackett, Richard Williams, Irving Wardle, Anthony Masters, Hilary Finch, John Russell Taylor, No�l Goodwin, Stephen Pettitt, PHS, George Brock, Peter Hennessy and Keith Jeffery, John Vincent, James Curran, JOHN LAST, , BRIAN PORTER, , P. J. FORD, , ARTHUR ORMOND, , ROGER PARKER-JERVIS, , D. KRITZLER, , J. F. GARNER, , RON MARTIN, , NOEL ANNAN, , MARTIN WRIGHT, , PHILIP DIXON, Chairman, , MICHAEL FRAYN, , DAVID LEWIS, , ANNETTE C. GILL, , C. WITHEROW, , City Editor Anthony Hilton, By Michael Clark, By Andrew Cornelius, By Frances Williams, Economics Correspondent, By Peter Welham, By Baron Phillips, Property Correspondent, By Our Economics Correspondent, By Jonathan Davis Energy Correspondent, By Edward Townsend Industrial Correspondent, By Jeremy Warner, By Michael Prest, edited by Peter Welham, By Edward Townsend, Industrial Correspondent, By Lorna Bourke, By Jonathan Davis, Energy Correspondent, From Maxwell Newton, C. Gordon Tether, by Michael Clark, By Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, By David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, By Peter Ball, By Derek Wyatt, By Sydney Friskin, From John Woodcock, Cricket Correspondent, Sydney, Conrad Voss Bark, By Michael Seely, John Clemison, By Keith Macklin, Edited by Peter Dear, By David Hewson, From Ian Murray, Brussels,
ResumoIndex. News: Three policy options which faced the Government The Franks Report, Together again-but only for half an hour, Worldwide outrage jolts Canberra, Gun death inquiry urged, Nitze deal on missiles denied by Gromyko, Eight-hour strike halts Italy, Kenya jails ex-head of Air Force, Zimbabwe crisis debate after dissidents kill five, Thai hijack farce leaves trail of red faces, Watchmen whistle while they work, How the auctioneer can help save the salmon, Denmark ends EEC fishing dispute, The history: events since 1965, Carrington comes in from the cold, London detectives charged over Waldorf shooting, Left-handed lollipop woman loses job, Freedom of the skies-but not for women, Huge orbital magnet for commerce and industry, For the record: 'clearing up damaging misunderstandings' The Franks Report, Gainsboroughs at the click of a shutter, Shot RUC man dies in his wife's arms, Belgian police kill Briton, Roads, The seven men at the centre of the South Atlantic conflict Thatcher cleared of Falklands blame by Franks, Boy guilty of widow's murder, 8ft railing cut from car driver, Drilling for oil in a computer, Life sentence for murder at 'house of horrors', Police may be allowed to interview Chatwin, Livingstone may face Commons inquiry on 'threat', Argentine leaders silent on findings, Prison pottery fooled experts, court is told, The Government could not have foreseen an invasion The perils and price of victory, South Georgia: the run-up to the invasion, Would-be spy jailed for four years, Prostitute 'tricked detective', Turkish press blames crash on pilot error, Mudge departure fuels optimism in Namibia, Malaysia hangs foreigner despite last-minute pleas, The man who will hold back the tide, Seoul hints at easing political ban, BR drivers go back to McCarthy, British Lecturers barred at Hebron, Swedish radio and TV 'infiltrated', Fewer people moving their homes, Kidnap victims describe Mexican police torture, Storm deaths: Victims lying, The spy who tried to betray his country for the price of a car, Uganda pressed to take back Rwandan refugees, A strange kind of music in the air, GLC court fight for cheap fares, Intelligence changes recommended, Janet Reger to be wound up as recession bites, Tory split on spending curb Bill, Whitelaw to defy Tory right on immigration, Microlight search offer, Sizewell documents dispute, Thousands of Americans dodge draft registration, New housing standards, UN envoy renews Afghanistan initiative, Court fight for baby, Headmaster jailed for life, Sour note: Frau Sabine Meyer,, The papers, Zia hints at restricted changes, Acas talks on water dispute, Is Mrs Thatcher really such a bossy lady?, An inquiry is much more stirring than a war, Black fears on growth of police powers, Threat by France to NZ butter, The Times Diary Out of focus, US-Japanese pledge on world trade, Doctors and lawyers attack data Bill, Bongo startles Mitterrand. Official Appointments and Notices: Eltham College, Fortress policy seen as only British option, Knighthood for judge, Latest appointments, Hunter resigns, University news Cambridge Appointments, Appointments Wimpey names new chief. Display Advertising: Job Splitting Scheme, Income Bonds, Top Man Jackson Peter Robinson, Loft Conversions, Mozart and Schubert, Bovis D.M.C., Thames, Bhhi. Picture Gallery. News in Brief. Politics and Parliament: Parliament today, Effective controls over US missiles Disarmament, Dear Sir or Madam-Tory or Labour? Health, Helping press to tap their news Water Bill, Franks attaches no blame to Government Falklands. Reviews: When the laws of accountancy do not apply, Yakety Yak Astoria, The art of falling from tall stories, Glory and the single girl Daisy Pulls It Off Nuffield, Southampton, Filmic acts of therapy, Medical mixtures, Jazz Art Blakey Ronnie Scott's, Georgian/Benson Queen Elizabeth Hall, Galleries 50's Shapes Martins-Forrest, Ton Koopman Wigmore Hall, BBC Singers/Poole Barbican/Radio 3. Editorials/Leaders: The Franks Report, Prime Minister Zhao's Safari. Letters to the Editor: Funding both sides, Sterling worth, War disabled, Figures of fun, Keeping a close watch on water, Nom de guerre, Funds for probation, Calling names, The search for God, Criteria for National Gallery contest, Metropolitan county afterthoughts, Rating injustice, Concern for Vladimov. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Deaths. Births. Obituaries: Mr Cyril Bassett, Vc, Lieut-Col John Lockwood, Mr G. J. R. Potter, Kay Murphy Pioneer work with Linguaphone, Mr Leslie Fox, Gc, His Hon D. C. L. Potter, Mr James Geraghty. Business and Finance: Vacant factory space up 4 per cent, Brokers predict bright future for B A T, HP surge furnishes Court with a cosy interim, Tax relief change, Leisure buy for LMS, Dollar in strong rise against DM, Sanyo to produce videos in Britain, Takeover battle that rocked the City, Industria output slides to lowest level for 17 years, The pound, Banks deal lifts Amex assets by $5,000m, Lincroft Kilgour Group, Investment and finance Watershed for mergers, Conoco may agree to UK repairs, Final Hyman appeal against Viyella takeover, Trident TV, Volcker's call adds to confusion over policy, Howe urged to raise tax allowances, Burton: no approach to UDS, Insurance salesmen may be licensed, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co. Limited, News in brief The economy, The world's great oil price enigma, Lending to developing nations declines, Company News In Brief, Laid-up tankers reach record level, Iran attack fuels Opec discord, Base Lending Rates. Stock Exchange Tables: Cautious trend on Wall Street, Authorized Units & Insurance Funds, Sterling: Spot and Forward, Commodities, Recent Issues, Wall Street, British Funds. Sport: Unhappy ending for West Ham's cup hero, Fixtures for today, Sports in Brief, Switching over to video games with no space invaders, United in Belgrade, Race to prepare track, Lithgo raises doubts about Bruno's power, Barcelona want to be 1992 hosts, Woodcock ends the chilly deadlock, Sims urged to think again, Rivals may meet again in Yokohama final, Rebels to get former captain, Canny Clough will wait, Barcelona provide Villa with ideal preparation, Queensland to open seven game itinerary, Diamond from a Welsh valley who sparkles on all occasions, Southgate in same group as Alma Ata, For The Record, Amarnath leads India's recovery, Snow Reports, LTA unmoved over fees, England drop to base of triangle, Spencer looking to the Lincoln, League to advance funds to Carlisle, Smith to hold Gloucester together, Coe picks pipe-opener for the new season, Sussex gives Orient victory, Duggan joins a growing list. Law: Council not entitled to enforce Sunday trading law Wolverhampton Borough Council v B & Q (Retail) Ltd. Classified Advertising: Executive Appointments, La cr�me de la cr�me, Entertainments, Announcements, Sport And Recreation, Animals And Birds. Property: Rentals, Beating the dole queue fears, Flat Sharing, London And Suburban Property. Arts and Entertainment: Today's television and radio programmes BBC 1, Today's events Royal engagements, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 16,031. Weather: The Weather.
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