The Times - 23/06/1983
1983; Gale Group;
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By Julian Haviland, Political Editor, By Clifford Webb Motoring Correspondent, From Roger Boyes, Cracow, By Henry Stanhope Diplomatic Correspondent, From Christopher Walker Jerusalem, By Lorna Bourke, By David Felton, Labour Correspondent, By Craig Seton, By Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, By John Witherow, By David Felton, Labour Reporter, By Anthony Bevins, Political Correspondent, By Philip Webster Political Reporter, By Geraldine Norman, Sale Room Correspondent, By David Hewson, By Hugh Clayton Environment Correspondent, From Ronald Faux, Liverpool, By Kenneth Gosling, By Bill Johnstone, Electronics Correspondent, By Our Electronics Correspondent, By Our Local Government Correspondent, By David Walker Local Government Correspondent, By Lucy Hodges, Education Correspondent, By Frances Gibb Legal Affairs Correspondent, From Robert Fisk, Badawi Palestinian camp, Tripoli, From Richard Owen, From Michael Hamlyn, From Richard Wigg Lisbon, From Florencia Varas, Santiago, From Nicholas Ashford Washington, From Andrew Thompson, Buenos Aires, From Michael Hornsby Johannesburg, From Harry Debelius, From Michael Binyon Bonn, From Christopher Follett, Copenhagen, From Christopher Mosey Stockholm, From Richard Owen Moscow, From Tony Duboudin, Melbourne, From Roger Boyes Warsaw, From Michael Hornsby, Johannesburg, Michael Church, Irving Wardle, Anthony Masters, Nicholas Kenyon, John Percival, Miles Kington, Geoffrey Norris, Shirley Lowe, Clive Cookson and Bill Johnstone, A.S. Byatt, Derek Hill, Edward Mortimer, Andrew Sinclair, Philip Howard, David Rees, PHS, by Andrew Phillips, Malcolm Deas, Ronald Butt, Paul Pickering, H. R. C. RICHES, Vice-Chairman., KENNETH MARSH., MICHAEL G. LEWIS., ARTHUR CHAMPION., HAZEL COCKRILL, , T. HENDERSON., FRANK FIELD., MICHAEL GALLAGHER., AVEBURY., R. J. SELLICK., MARTIN LAWRENCE, Chairman, H. ROSENAU., RICHARD NEED., KENNETH LEE, Chairman., RONALD LINDSAY., JOAN LANGROGNAT., BOOTHBY, , CHARLES CRUICKSHANK, , Anthony Hilton, Jonathan Clare, JC, Clive Cookson, RU, City Editor Anthony Hilton, From Maxwell Newton., By Our Financial Staff, By Lorna Bourke and Andrew Cornelius, By Edward Townsend, Industrial Correspondent, By Jonathan Clare, By Jonathan Davis, Energy Correspondent, By Philip Robinson, By Derek Harris, Commercial Editor, By Our Commerical Editor, edited by Michael Prest, By Andrew Cornelius, By Jeremy Warmer, by Michael Clark, Graham Searjeant, By John Woodcock, Cricket Correspondent, By Peter Ball, By Alan Ross, By Richard Streeton, By Alan Gibson, By John Hennessy Golf Correspondent, From Jenny MacArthur, By Rex Bellamy, Tennis Correspondent, From Mitchell Platts, Chantilly, By Lewine Mair, By Geoffrey Green, By John Nicholls, From A Special Correspondent, By David Miller, By Michael Phillips, Racing Correspondent, By Michael Seely, By Pat Butcher, Edited by Peter Davalle, PH,
ResumoNews: US generals cautious about intervention in Central America, Hospitals closed by fasting doctors, Bird watchers' release delayed by bail hitch, moreover... Miles Kington, Girl at gunpoint rescued after schoolroom siege, Dockers block tourists, Prague police clash with youths chanting 'freedom', Bush to put US case in Europe, Poor Neil Kinnock, losing by a head, Shuttle stars in its own TV show, Support for Soviet line on missiles, Washington: Hoping for a thaw, Moscow: Ready to adopt hard line, Rise in mortgage rate annoys Prime Minister, Tomorrow, Findings A series reporting on research ROBOTICS, Report calls for end to airline controls, Union optimistic after talks on FT dispute, Argentine judge confirms detention of admiral, Dachau game stirs anger in Germany, Laboratory work-in 'was wrong', 'Jedi' thieves lie low, Town halls face 'new threat to local democracy', Briton jailed by Danes for £53,000 cheque fraud, Danish anti-tax crusader goes to jail for fraud, Thatcher cites poll support for renewal of policies, Battered boy 'could have been saved', Secret vote at BL on washing up, Tough tactics for a fair vote, Setting fire to Pinochet's 'straw tail', The new Parliament awaits, Furious fight likely over grants plan, Pretoria accepts ruling-with crucial proviso, Hawke cool to Debray, Hedgehogs and high notes The Times Profile: Lord Harewood, Ministers anxious over youth training, Bihar police are again accused of torturing and killing, Soviet sea 'bug' near US Trident range, The Times Diary A little learning, Compulsory ballots likely on holding political funds, Solicitors criticize law's delay, 42 die in two coal mine blasts, Tourists wait for escudos, Bill aims for earlier proceedings and end to 'meal tickets', Accused 'faked his kidnap', Judge halts fraud trial that cost £¼m, Grain deal still awaits completion, Hereditary Dimbleby Herald shuffles the assorted cards, Roads, Pollen forecast, Weary Arafat lets his mask slip and retreats into rhetoric, Satellite TV: Will the BBC be lost in space?, Seville's water ban reinforced by £9,000 fine, Union leader held in Chile, Health unions fight hospital land sale, The papers, Backer of Militant seeks action outside Commons, Pope and Jaruzelski meet in Cracow, Channel 4 looks to a bright summer, Doctors must keep sex secrets, Air safety test turns into a real emergency, Papal message is smuggled into hearts, Game bird habits transmitted by radio, Angler 'died from catch excitement', Thatcher five point plan for recovery, Large majorities mean large responsibilities, Arrests at 'fair votes' march, Calvi 'depressed over dismissal', Tories must be shaken out of their complacency Commons, The big question for David Owen, Cameroon Cabinet reshuffled, Strict police powers are revived, Police hold talks with community after attacks in Bristol, Marathon risk for the over-40s, Tenants attack Harrods over 'dishonourable' sale of their homes, Right to buy for more tenants, Bills to implement tax cuts and union reform, Labour out to thwart Bill for quick sale, Second nuclear research plant for South Africa, Rail unions accept 4.5% pay offer, Book here for a new kind of income, TV authority defined, Meeting Council of Christians and Jews. Index. Display Advertising: Bell's, Pauline At The Beach, Richard Condon, CIN Industrial Investments Limited, Ppa, L'argent, Tls, Liverpool Development Agency, John le Carré, Highlands Fabricators, Sealink, Hapoalim International N.V., Tinling, Icfc, Midland, Patek Philippe, The War Atlas, Duluth, Thorn Ericsson, House Of Fraser plc, NatWest, Gerrenhöufer, Barbican Theatre, Southampton, National Car Telephone, The Royal Opera, The Red Rose Guild. Picture Gallery. Reviews: The path to the Ayatollah In the Service of the Peacock Throne, Airtight capsule, The Crimes of Vautrin Almeida, The Common Muse The Oxford Book of English Traditional Verse, Today's events Royal engagements, French art export rules keep buyers in check, Bostonian bustle Don Quixote Palace, Manchester, Opera in London A Midsummer Night's Dream Bloomsbury Theatre, Theatre A New Way to Pay Old Debts Other Place, Machito Ronnie Scott's, Delius cannot justify a devoted effort, Concert Lysis Purcell Room, Underground Man Dostoevsky, Victorian values A History of the Modern World, New books-paperback, A passionate sensibility The Collected Stories, The world seen through Irish eyes Contemporary Irish Art. News in Brief. Politics and Parliament: Parliament today, Data Protection Bill to be reintroduced House Of Lords. Law: Value immaterial in linked offences Regina v St Helens Justices, Ex parte McClorie, Assignment unlawful but tenancy secure Peabody Donation Fund Governors v Higgins and Another, When drink suspicion arises Monaghan v Corbett, Choice of tort or contract claim Coupland v Arabian Gulf Oil Co, Justices erred in binding over Regina v Ilminster Justices, Ex parte Hamilton. Arts and Entertainment: Today's television and radio programmes BBC 1, Concise Crossword, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 16,163. Editorials/Leaders: Uncle Sam's Bottomless Purse, Her Majesty's Business, A Switch In Time. Letters to the Editor: Rampant rape, Plight of Iraqi Kurd families, Colour conscious, Reform of the Lords, Orchid protection, On a clear day, Fight for the Labour leadership, Cheviots on Exmoor, Sound and fury, Work for unemployed, Locked churches, Tactics at Geneva, Saving parish records, Hereditary peers, Interest rate and mortgage funds, PR as a principle of elections. Court and Social: Court Circular. Deaths. Official Appointments and Notices: Cambridge University Tripos examination results, Latest appointments. Marriages. Births. Obituaries: Obituary Lord Hinton Of Bankside Leading figure in the atomic energy industry. Business and Finance: Girozentrale and Bank der österreichischen Sparkassen Aktiengesellschaft, The key to your first factory Finding Premises, GKN and Costain in link, Chloride, For stability, besiege the bureaucrats, Crisis to calm at Richardson's Bank, Royal Ordnance factories added to government sell-off list, Teaching skills to the young, Allied Lyons in £75m bond issue, British Gas sales expected this year, Government heads the queue of helpers Information Sources, Southwest Airlines Eurofinance N.V., Change at Woolworth-a new adman, Rhm Overseas Finance B.V., James Cropper PLC, The pound, Insurers try to force up rates, Small businesses In pursuit of a new climate of success, Ellerman brewers may be hived off, Investment and Finance, General Electric Credit International N.V., US float for Sotheby bid, £13m profit at Powell Duffryn, Company News In Brief Bisichi Tin, Lloyd's insurance brokers cash in on political risks, Higher pork sales lift Northern Foods, Troubled Tricentrol changes again, British-Borneo Petroleum Syndicate, P.L.C., Ronson strengthens his UDS position, Notice To Holders Of American Express Company 4¼% Convertible Debentures Due 1987, City bearish over high-flying Racal, Crest Nicholson profits collapse by 90 pc, W German recovery 'gaining momentum', Chemical New York N.V., Perks for self-employed Taxation Benefits, How to obtain the funds to start that special project Raising Money, Crédit du Nord, Powell Duffryn, Investments lift Lloyd's return, Brown Shipley, Fraser out to unmask key voters, US banks top the table, Money in the banks, Japan Eurobonds 'peak', Trafalgar's P&O bid referred, Helping hands for beginners in technology Technical Assistance, Base Lending Rates, Granville & Co Limited.. Stock Exchange Tables: Texas trading inquiry, Stocks in late rally, Recent Issues, Sterling: Spot and Forward, Commodities, British Funds Shorts, Authorized Units & Insurance Funds, Surge tonic for T & N. Business Appointments: IBM names director for UK board. Sport: Triumphant King bows to her rival, A lesson in fitness, England are one stroke behind, Melville leads three Corinthian challengers, Today's Fixtures, Sports in Brief, For The Record Baseball, Norster not encouraged by diagnosis, W Indies waltz to another final, Rice pipped for century, Victory goes by the board, Walton's fighting qualities give Ireland a solid start, Torrance steady headed, Eddery leaves Matthias to take off on Elegant Air, Horage goes pot hunting in France, Youth with a future revives past memories, Twist of fate puts Cram in doubt, Germans in a class of their own, Fletcher the tactician plots Northamptonshire's collapse, Today's order of play, Nicholas makes final decision, Task too great for Yorkshire, Yashpal sets the key for the hit song of an Indian summer, Racing Results Salisbury, A bounteous day for weather and a beauteous Bath pitch, Sussex struggle to support Mendis, British Kiel challenge. 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