The Times - 04/10/1985
1985; Gale Group;
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From Diana Geddes, , By Our Foreign Staff, By Anthony Bevins, Political Correspondent, By Philip Webster Political Reporter, By Julian Haviland, Political Editor, By David Miller, By Staff Reporters, By Lucy Hodges, Education Correspondent, By David Felton and Derek Harris, By Stewart Tendler Crime Reporter, By Michael Baily Transport Editor, From Peter Davenport, By Patricia Clough, Stewart Tendler, By Clifford Webb Motoring Correspondent, By Edward Townsend Industrial Correspondent, By Thomson Prentice, By Our Science Correspondent, By Clifford Longley Religious Affairs Correspondent, By David Hewson, Geoffrey Smith, Reports by Robert Morgan, John Winder, Stephen Goodwin, Howard Underwood and Barbara Day, Linda Christmas, By Colin Hughes, Local Government Correspondent, By A Staff Reporter, From Christopher Walker, , From Christopher Thomas, , By Nicholas Ashford, Diplomatic Correspondent, From Michael Hamlyn, , From Michael Hornsby, By Michael Binyon, Thomson Prentice, By Douglas Tweedale, From Ian Murray, , From Zoriana Pysariwsky, From Our Own Correspondent, , By Raymond Keene, From Jan Raath, , From Mary Lee, From Stephen Taylor, , From Keith Dalton, From Paul Routledge, Yvonne Roberts, Olivia Timbs, Lorraine Fraser, PHS, Henry Stanhope, Bernard Levin:, Rosemary Righter, David Watt, Miles Kington, G. O'KEEFE, , JOHN WILTON, , IAN WALLACE, , DENNIS WALTERS, , R. G. OPLE, , SYBILLE BEDFORD, , CANCINO, , FRANCISCO CUEVAS, KENNETH SLACK, , PETER TOWNLEY, , ANTHONY BRADSHAW, , GILES HUNT, , JACQUI LAIT, , S. A. TURNOCK, , P. MOBEDJI, , RICHARD THORNE, , GRAHAM GREEN, , PHILIPPA M. LUDLAM, , HUMPHREY BENOY, , By Dorothy Bonn, By Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, David Robinson, Irving Wardle, Peter Ackroyd, Paul Griffiths, John Percival, Executive Editor Kenneth Fleet, By Michael Prest, Financial Correspondent, By Alison Eadie, By Patience Wheatcroft, From David Young, , By Our City Staff, By Jeremy Warner, By Derek Pain, Pam Spooner, Edward Townsend Industrial Correspondent, By Derek Harris, By Ian A. Jack, Jeremy Warner, JW, Pearce Wright Science Editor, Hugh Clayton Local Government Correspondent, Alan Hamilton, AH, HC, David Miller, By John Hennessy, From Mitchell Platts, , by Paul Newman, By Sydney Friskin, By Jenny MacArthur, By Michael Seely, By Mandarin, By Rex Bellamy, Tennis Correspondent, Simon Barnes, From Pat Butcher, , By Gerald Davies, by Clifford Webb, Edited by Peter Dear, Peter Davalle, By Michael Baily, Transport Editor,
ResumoIndex. News: Jobless total climbs to 13.9%, Running Water/4 The high cost of keeping the sea at bay, Conference Notebook Under-comrades clamour for attention, Briton's sentence upheld in Taiwan, Science report The giant panda really is a bear, tests show, Publish and be damned, Co-op bans all South African goods, Pioneering pictures, Governor quits over free trips, Cuts expected in Sealink Channel Islands services, A man of too many parts, Labour near to commitment on minimum wage, Confident Kinnock fends off critics, Report on shootings by police go to DPP, A barge puts the bubble in the Thames, Police pay innocent man's costs of £15,000, TV offer of $ ½ bn for 1988 Games, River crossings busiest, Commentary, Army urged to seek officers in ranks, Glimmer of hope for Aids drug, Unesco: has the last chance been lost?, Motoring Citroën's graceful lines are still a delight, Boy defector comes of age, Howe pledge on EEC co-operation Britain prepared to consider changing Treaty of Rome, Unwrap this package with care, Peres scorns Thatcher's pledge, Sarah Keays to publish book on Parkinson affair, Merger hopes grow after Mugabe and Nkomo hold business like talks, Cardinal who may yet change the shape of Chilean politics, Steel chairman to take over at coal board, Anniversaries, 13.7% rise for top directors, Man loses dominance in new Bible, Human rights record haunts Gorbachov, The Agony Column: an essential keyhole on life, Doctor who exposed brutality transferred, Car comparisons Volkswagen is top in guide, US gives $400,000 for Contras' boots, Parents are happy but unmarried, M25: the motorway that will change people's lives Ring road relieves villages and liberates drivers, Running Water/1 Rivers of progress face a cash logjam, Why Men at Work are out of a job, Running Water/3 Victorian heritage of clean water, sweet smell, Police computer links 23 sex attacks to two men, 'Evil' of record unemployment, Seven years of prayer that ended in murder, Philippines admits gun battle near Sabah, Food prices-home-grown celery, Shuttle launched on secret mission, Roads, Special Report Running Water/2 How health and safety flows into the pipeline, Writers outline cash-raising plan for BBC, Gorbachov details his offer on arms reductions, Heartbeat of trapped boy heard, Spy suspect gives FBI agents the slip, Syria reports ceasefire pact in Tripoli as Russians fear the worst, moreover... No words, just a story, 'Socialism with style', The Hall of fame and fortune, The trickle that started a storm, Medical Briefing Tickled back to the pink of health, The Times Diary, Measuring by meters, Resounding echoes of The Thunderer, TUC chief re-opens ballot cash conflict, Troops hold Ugandan girls captive, Crime watch in five areas, Smokers risk child's health, Apartheid doomed, Healey says, 40% increase in car travel by Londoners, Light house keeper wins job claim, Quiet flows the charity, How we coped with the droughts, Local income tax among proposals on sweeping reform of rating system, Guide to legal rights of children in care, Delhi arms bonanza beckons for Britain, Gold rush smugglers face Manila crackdown, Police alert on Arab terror plan, A man with tough reputation, Heaviest construction used in Britain, Men from north-east drink most, Nato wins a large majority, Put Britain first or be punished, Hattersley warns the City,, Head teachers in Manchester vote to strike over graffiti dispute, Delegates reject 'idiocy' of blanket nationalization, Portfolio, Cash prizes are bait for ailing seaside resorts, Six forces to police 120 miles, Cabinet backs tax cuts of £3.5bn. Law: Councils win back £24m after appeal victory, Heathrow: the flawed 'jewel' Four men jailed for theft of travellers' cheques worth millions of dollars, Court of Appeal No competence to take oath Regina v Bellamy, Sentence cut, Court of Appeal Basis for block grant wrong Regina v Secretary of State for the Environment, Ex parte Nottinghamshire County Coun cil Same v Same, Ex parte Bradford City Council, If solicitor is liable for costs Thompson v Fraser, Judge unravels Kerry baby murders, Man 'mad with anger' when he strangled wife. 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Arts and Entertainment: Top films, Kasparov secures draw with innovative move, Sale room £20,000 for Meissen teapot, Concise Crossword (No 765), Today's television and radio programmes, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 16,859. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): On This Day, The fascists Germany can afford to keep. Editorials/Leaders: The Gorbachov Offer, Taxpayers' shadowy burden, New Man For Coal, The Trade Union Audit, Wall Street remains on neutral ground. Letters to the Editor: Middle East talks, Goodwill gesture, Liverpool's agony, Right to retaliate if attacked, Mexican earthquake, Labour investment plan, Wrong partner, Role of the State in question, Law centre costs, Immigration effects, Full circle, Prosecution service, Schools' role. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Deaths. Obituaries: Miss Tatiana Proskouriakoff, Mrs Joan Lakeman, Herbert Bayer Typography at the Bauhaus. Reviews: Television Melodramatically mysterious, Cinema Comforting vision of America's world role, Reynard the Fox, Dance Tchaikovsky, Theatre Marital slavery True Dare Kiss, Concert LSO/Abbado. Classified Advertising: Entertainments, Announcements, A Florentine Tragedy, Whirligig, Business To Business, Car Buyers' Guide. Business and Finance: Money Markets And Gold, Oil group lifts interim payout, Imps bid for Allied unlikely, In Brief Bid battle flares up, Commodities, Lloyd's suspends 199 names on former PCW syndicates, Cash curb for reckless claims, Widening Circle, Opec calls for talks with non-members, SE to allow outsiders to own firms outright, Market Summary, Investment Trusts, Peter is a tourist trap, Briefing Lancashire launch is right on target, Stock Market Report Holmes à Court may have lost interest in Thorn EMI, Industry Today No cast-iron solutions for steel men, Accountants fight fraud requirement, Company News In Brief, London Financial Futures, Tempus Mitchell Cotts recovering despite S African setback, Hunts sell silver hoard at $1bn loss, The Times Unit Trust Imformation Service. Stock Exchange Tables: Wall Street Dow slips a fraction, The pound, Stock Exchange Prices Shares mark time, Recent Issues, Foreign Exchanges. Business Appointments: Appointments. Sport: Volleyball Top boy in tough test, Racing: Candy Keeps Jockey Club Cup In The Family With Victory For 25-1 Chance Tale Quale Fish 'n' Chips whets Piggott's appetite, Tennis Bates's form can take weight off the shoulders of Lloyd, Athletics: World Cup Presents Feast Of Competition Australians are confused but event should be spectacular, Rugby Union: The Officials WHO Have A Thankless Task Law of no returns for referees, Sports Commentary, Show Jumping Pyrah speeds to title in 10-horse jump-off, Sports in Brief, Football: Joy For Italy, Misery For France Bangor ready for all-comers, Snooker White made to work for place in final, Olympic Games Princess regrets tax burden on Olympic committee, Today's Fixtures, England get the space-time equation wrong Nation's great chance is spurned, Hockey Dixon back for trials, Golf: Professionals Trail The Unexpected Amateur Leader Fletcher no chip off the old block. Births. Property: Rentals, Flat Sharing. Weather: The Weather.
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