The Times - 21/07/1975
1975; Gale Group;
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By Penny Symon Political Staff, From Alan McGregor, By Peter Evans Home Affairs Correspondent, By a Staff Reporter, From John Nicholls, From a Staff Reporter, By Clive Borrell, By Our Political Editor, From Ronald Kershaw, By Martin Huckerby, By Paul Routledge, By Our Bridge Correspondent, From Stewart Tendler, By Roger Berthoud, By Peter Waymark Motoring Corespondent, Ipswich, Hugh Clayton, From Peter Nichols, From Mlichael Hornsby, From Peter Hazelhurst, From Patrick Brogan, From Our Correspondent, From Pearce Wright, From Jane Monahan, Eric Lyons, By John Blunsden, By Andrew Porter, By Neil Allen Athletics Correspondent, From Sydney Friskin, By Jim Railton, By Our Rifle Shooting Correspondent, By Pamela Macgregor-Morris, By Peter Ryde Golf Correspondent, From Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, From an Irish Racing Correspondent, Gerald Ely, John Percival, William Mann, Alan Blyth, William Gaunt, Leonard Buckley, Philippa Toomey, Elizabeth Young, Fred Emery Washington Correspondent, Margaret White, PHS, David Wood, JAIN SPROAT, DONALD ALBERY, , ALEXANDER LEVICH, , EVGENY LEVICH, , ROBERT APPLEBY, J. M. C. PUGH, , GILBERT LONGDEN, , L. DAVID, , KATHLEEN BARRON, , PETER MADDIN, , R. W. PETERS, , ROLAND FREEMAN, OSCAR COLBURN, , VICTORIA HURST, , JAMES HARPER, , CHARLES WAITE, , JAMES BRUCE, , By Clifford Longley Religious Affairs Correspondent, H. M. H. writes:, By Paul Routledge Labour Editor, By Patricia Tisdall, By Peter Hill Industrial Correspondent, From Vanya Walker-Leigh, From Frank Vogl, By Clifford Webb, From Peter Norman, By Ronald Kershaw Northern Industrial Correspondent, From John Earle, By Desmond Ouigley, By Our Labour Editor, By Delk Harris, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Andrew Goodrick-Clarke, Dick Brandon, Derek Harris, Nancy Foy, By Anthony Rowley, By Our Financial Staff, Christopher Wilkins, By Ralph Holder, Andrew Wilson, Wallace Jackson Commodities Editor,
ResumoNews: Science report Agriculture: Pea-breeding progress, No sign of IRA ending the ceasefire, Missing subject at the Labour conference, Italian aviation pioneer dies in Rome, After EEC's disappearance as a domestic political issue influence of civil servants is likely to increase, 'Portuguese fight alongside Angola Marxists' claim, Maze inmate escapes dressed as a priest, Action urged over landscape, Signor Moro urges his party to meet Communist challenge, EEC ministers to discuss wine and democracy, Healey warning of 'two or three million on dole ', Sterilization guidance on minors soon, Rival rallies mark Turks' invasion of Cyprus, Plan to dig for train in 'lost' tunnel, Mrs Gandhi rules out a return to democracy as Parliament prepares to ratify emergency, Village rally to oppose pop festival, West Europe, A Times Profile Building gardens with houses in them, British Rail loss for 1974 expected to exceed £150m, Way cleared for summit next week in Helsinki, Spain acts to stop hotel overbooking, Apollo-Soyuz cooperation strained by snapshots, Ballerinas support rally to keep open space, Two die in coach crash, Mr Ford to veto energy Bill, Saudi support for Sadat stand on Sinai force, Britain gains valuable time on sea law, Reservoir polluted by chemical, Peron adviser has to leave Argentina, Mr Prentice wins backing from two more ministers in his struggle to remain an MP, The Democrat who could be a threat to Mr Ford, Austrian conservatives seek successor to dead leader, Partial text of final declaration by the European security conference at Geneva, The Times Diary On the bright and the dark side, Mr Mason wins confidence vote from constituency, Tel Aviv initiative to save seat at UN, Catholic Church in search of a new strategy, Bill to control pay rises may be known today, Mr Stonehouse seeking bail today, Communist offices set on fire in Portugal, Three Romanian dancers allowed to stay in UK, Miners' leaders renew pledge on pay limit, Fishermen disrupt yacht race, Agriculture Seminar agrees on plight of the starving, Three drown in quest for sunken treasure, Abortion: When being unwanted is a capital crime, Regional report East Anglia struggles for way of life Arthur Osman, New five-door saloon by Chrysler, 'Times' correspondent is ordered out by Mrs Gandhi, How to make TV more accountable to the public, Risk of rabies in Holland, travellers told. Index. Law: Law Report July 18 1975 House of Lords When a counter in club room is a bar Bradbeer v Cartel, Youth is detained over PC's death, Basque torture inquiry, Plan to cut numbers serving jail sentences. News in Brief. Display Advertising: Gabon And The Liberation Of South Africa, Armitage Shanks, T & A, Bank Base Rates, Ansafone, Jones Lang Wootton, Hine, C. Itoh & Co. Ltd., M. J. H. Nightingale & Co. Limited. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No 14,051, British women gain clear bridge lead, Lynne steps down under, Radio, Broadcasting. Weather: The Weather. Politics and Parliament: Parliamentary notices, Parliamentary diary, Tories see a swing away from devolution. Sport: Racing St Leger palns for Juliette Marny, Motor racing The Grand Prix that was wrecked by an English summer, Cricket Two share lead in John Player League, Polo Wayman dominates final, Bowls England side for South Africa includes Bryant, Hockey Britain lose their first big match on artificial turf, Sports in Brief, Show jumping Prince of Wales Cup takes Britain nearer to President's, Yachting Cowes-Dinard race won by Bumblebee, Cycling Thevenet Tour winner and national hero, Tennis Under-21 cup for Britain, Rowing Jack-in-box ready to spring back again, Rifle shooting The well-known well to fore, Golf Loiterers will be penalized no matter what their intent, For the Record, Athletics No progress after 10 years' running, Swimming Gold medal for girl who once had polio. Property: Rent levels are hard to predict, Commercial and Industrial Property, Flat Sharing. Classified Advertising: Domestic Situations, Business to Business, Secretarial, Funeral Arrangements, Entertainments, Home Services, Appointments Vacant. Reviews: Intermezzo Glyndebourne, Monday Book John Hart returning to Royal Ballet?, 200 years of American painting, How they built the Canadian Pacific The National Dream Bbc 2, RPO/Dorati Albert Hall, 'Whistler in Venice', Happiest of inventions Sanditon By Jane Austen and Another Lady. Editorials/Leaders: India Under Strain, Keeping Them Out Of Prison, Labour's puppet masters at work. Letters to the Editor: Management of the Post Office, Food production, Rum?, Freedom, VAT on the live arts, Girls at boys' schools, MPs' salaries, Need to expand nursery education, Soyuz-Apollo venture, Second thoughts on devolution. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Births. Official Appointments and Notices: Appointments in the Forces, Church news, University news, Latest appointments, Brewers' Company. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Thursday, July 20, 1950 Cost of postage. Picture Gallery. Deaths. Obituaries: Professor A. E. Ludlam An outstanding teacher, Mr C. H. Ellis. Business and Finance: MPs join fight to avert coking plant closures, Dowty final and Rank interim today, Twinlock's profit growth overtaken by late collapse of office boom, Management The need for a more imaginative development of control systems, Rebels take BLMC case to court, Signor Agnelli's battle for Fiat's future, £4,400m forecast of North Sea process plant costs, Crucial talks this week on structure of CEI, Paving the not-so-easy path to participation, OTC market's attractions draw Unilock into the fold, Marked revival last month for German motor trade, Ninian field pipelaying breakdown will not hit schedule, BP says, Freight report Grain and sugar boost charters, Jardine will pump £20m into Rennies acquisition, Opening the Treasury's books, Opec aid likely for Unctad commodities fund, Mining A glimmer of hope for platinum shares, Recession is hard on Ciba-Geigy, Business Diary in Europe: Damiler shake-up, A publicity shy family of great fortune and enterprise, More share prices, Index-linked savings attract £65m, Monti finance deal denied, Real growth for the smaller brewer, Tailors' union seeks £6 rise, Support in Congress for floating currencies, Unions expecting BSC call for bigger effort to save £100m a year on wages bill, Rally likely at GTE, Commodities A hectic 9 days for cocoa market but return to downtrend inevitable, $25m financing for Spain's largest company, Estimating clearing banks' profits, Euromarkets Rate spreads narrow and maturities lengthen, Sales staff at Leyland fear first redundancies under Ryder plan, Lending rate 10pc. Business Appointments: Business appointments Foster Wheeler chairman made president. Stock Exchange Tables: The Times Share Indices, Weekly list of fixed interest stocks, Unit Trust Prices-change on the week, Stock Exchange prices Capitalization & week's change, Eurobond prices (yields and premiums).
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