The Times - 15/01/1982
1982; Gale Group;
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By David Felton, Labour Reporter, By Staff Reporters, From Robin Young, From Our Correspondent, From Nicholas Ashford, From Geoff Meade of the Press Association, From Roger Boyes, By Diana Geddes Education Correspondent, By Anthony Bevins, Political Correspondent, By a Staff Reporter, By Our Political Correspondent, By Frances Gibb, By a Special Correspondent, By Michael Baily, Transport Correspondent, By the Staff of "Nature", From Hugh Noyes, By Donald Macintyre, Labour Correspondent, By Lucy Hodges, From Our Dublin Correspondent, By Annabel Ferriman Health Services Correspondent, By Ronald Faux, From Patricia Clough, From David Blow, From Michael Hornsby, From Dessa Trevesan, From Michael Binyon, From Ian Murray, From Ivor Davis, From Christopher Walker, From Christoper Thomas, By our Foreign Staff, From Christopher Thomas, Michael Hamlyn, Nicholas Ashford, From Our Own Correspondent, Michael Ratcliffe, Geoff Brown, William Mann, Irving Wardle, Paul Griffiths, Max Harrison, David Watt, Robert Jones, Peter Watson, by Ivor Crewe, Ivor Crewe, LOUIS BLOM-COOPER, V. DE LANEROLLE, JOHN WESTERGAARD, PHILIP GRAHAM, RICHARD DOBSON, L. A. JACKSON, PETER G. MASEFIELD, ROY VICKERY, ALEC HYATT KING, GEOFFREY JOHNSON SMITH, S. E. AMBROSE, G. D. REDFEARN, PETER CARSON, JOHN L TEARLE, Nicholas Thomas, By Our Financial Staff, By Derek Harris, Commercial Editor, By Philip Robinson, Paul Maidment, By David Blake, Economics Editor, By Rupert Morris, By Frances Williams, By Peter Wilson-Smith, Banking Correspondent, By Ronald Pullen, by Michael Prest, By our Financial Staff, By Drew Johnston, by Pearce Wright, Ross Davies, John McIlwraith, By Margareta Pagano, From Richard Streeton, From John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, By Paul Newman, From Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, By Peter West Rugby Correspondent, By Michael Seely, From John Ballantine, By Nicholas Harling, From a Special Correspondent, By Peter Ryde, By Roy McKelvie, Hunter Davies, By Keith Macklin, By Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, by Peter Waymark, Edited by Peter Davalle, By Paul Routledge, Labour Editor, By David Hewson, Philip Robinson, Caroline Moorehead, David Robinson, Christopher Warman, H. R. F. Keating, Ned Chaillet, Nicholas Wapshott, Richard Ingham, Richard Williams, Michael Young, Mel Lewis, Judy Froshaug, Peter West, Ronald Faux, Michael Watts, Geoffrey Wansell, Peter Davalle,
ResumoIndex. News: Kreisky attacks church role in Polish crisis, Fire inquest anger Year of mourning for 13 blacks, Husband offers £112,000, How Wells Fargo was taken for $21m ride, Gloom on the railways A driver's lot is not a happy one, Roosevelt bugged Oval Office, Moscow and Poland: don't let Yalta cloud the issue, Hillhead pledge by Jenkins, Angola will hold talks with US, Canadian Indian appeal begins, New lease of life for stately home, New champion of race equality, More young workers join scheme, Motoring Man who put status into car ownership, Reassurance on Lassa fever, Science report A protein boost to beat hepatitis, Pay Claim 'Prejudged', Coal board and NUM expect a photo finish, From Runway 36 to disaster-the 20 seconds which spelled life or death in the frozen Potomac River Hero of Flight 90-he died to save five lives, Extrovert England and Watford doctor has one ambition left to achieve Vital part of an important family, 'All I need is a beer, a bath and a shave', High Court Asked To Stop Route, Planners try to save wildlife, Front bench reshuffle by Haughey, Blast in Warsaw kiosk puts troops on edge, Peace group ask Russia to be 'bold', ILEA will refuse to cut budget, The Times Diary Pop goes the old Eton tuckshop, Meteorite Panic In Uganda, Inner city parish plan may end, Doctors demand more cash in oil scandal, Howe urged to abolish stamp duty, Ice factor in Munich disaster, Overseas selling prices, Grade resigns as Australian seals £36m takeover, Weather hampers plane salvage after Washington crash, Extra heating cash detailed, Action against Lee Marvin off, 'Mountain sickness conquered by pill', Travel, Mother of Ripper victim wins fight, Child kidney victims 'go untreated and die', Moreover... Miles Kington, Kitson aunt battered to death, Everything that Roy should know about his new patch, Doubled fares enough for 1982, GLC told, Parker's determined board, Tougher Schmidt is jeered in Bundestag, The papers, Food prices, Police slip may send reporter to jail, New Forest oil might last 3½ days only, Haig opens Palestinian negotiations, Mark Thatcher found safe and well, Snow and Arctic winds to blame, TUC asks for review of rape law, Why Lord Rothschild should not swing the axe, Albanians produce 'missing' Hoxha, Facade of peaceful Poznan crumbles, British hostility stalls EEC budget package, Rail dispute widens with 3% offer to NUR, Auctions today. Picture Gallery. Official Appointments and Notices: University news London Appointments, Spain's defence chiefs resign, Two share best actor award, Church news Appointments, Morehead Scholarships. News in Brief. Display Advertising: Rsc, The Aslef Dispute, The Times, Alternative Theatre, Cold Crisis, Stanmill Company Ltd., Harrogate International Festival, Rita, Bl, Sundstrand Finance International N. V., National Book, Walton, The Hongkong Bank, Audio Forum, Manon, Theatre & Concert Rail Club, Insurance Brokers', Base Lending Rates. Politics and Parliament: Owen asks TUC to help in drawing up SDP policies, 200 companies are target of Militant leader. Law: Condition of car crucial to contract Porter v General Guarantee Corporation and Another, Spy accused of bank robberies, Textbooks wrong on tenant's fixtures New Zealand Government Property Corporation v H.M. & S. Ltd, Stansted rail study attack, Father can sue over dumb son. Reviews: Sliding into icy action, Brüggen Tilney Wigmore Hall, Stockhausen National Theatre, Cinema Crackling relish for the American bizarre, Opera Charming Cavalli Egisto Theatre Royal, Glasgow, Television Bravery and confusion among the Afghan guerrillas, Interview Aiming for people's consciences, Clash of rugby giants, Theatre Mime Festival Shaw. Editorials/Leaders: Greece As The Odd Man Out, The Double Ordeal Of Rape, Public Inefficiency. Letters to the Editor: Reconsideration in rape case, Yalta agreement, LT looks ahead, Following the plough, Mozart in person, A diary in question, Penlee disaster fund, Crucial ambiguities in rail dispute, The suffering children, Social sciences, Lord Carrington's record on Poland. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 Years Ago From The Times of Monday January 14 1957 Mr Macmillan's Team. Births. Deaths. Obituaries: Dr Hugh Fawcett, Dorothy Parish, Sir John Pennycuick Former head of the Chancery Division, Mr C.A.W. Dawes, Obituary. Business and Finance: French hope, The Royal Bank of Scotland Group Limited, Gentleman of quality who got the measure of Lord Grade, Treasury expects 7pc inflation, Best foot forward, Eurosyndicat, £3m turnround at Muirhead, Mothercare merger goes ahead, Inmos sales at $1m a month, Dixons jumps to £6m midway, United Newspapers Trusting to expansion, Thorn job cuts, Steel output up, Mines and rail gloom hit pound, Jones, Stroud profit nearly doubled, Thorn EMI rides the video boom, BOC plans big US expansion, Broker and Elliott Group end dispute, Yen for robots, Today, BL's new Metros, Business Diary: Parcel boast A bridge too far, Sun Printers sack 338, Burmah Croda Setting out the strategy, Money markets Difficult days for the Bank, No golden handshakes as Grade steps down at ACC, Fewer firms in liquidation, John Carr (Doncaster) Limited, CBI seeks tough line on lame-duck industries, Angry shareholders try to oust bank chief, BSC boost for S & W Berisford, Daily Mail loses £3m as group profits fall, Japan closures, North Sea output rises by 10 per cent, Sgb Group, Technology Marconi keeps pilots' heads uup, More Rolls jobs to go, Burmah Oil to sell car components subsidiary. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock markets Attention focused on electricals, Latest results, Steling: Spot and Forward, Stock Exchange Prices Equities steady, The Pound, Price Changes Rises, Stock Markets, Wall St, Commodities, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co. Limited. Business Appointments: Business appointments Financial director at Bowthorpe, UBM chairman resigns. Sport: Sports in Brief, Ascot card to be rerun next month, Badminton British pair through to semi-finals, Skiing Miss Sorensen completes a speedy double, Rackets Begg yields to soundness of Seabrook, Snooker Griffiths is spellbound by witches, Easy win for England's women, Latest European snow reports, Top-heavy draw for Halford Hewitt, Canaries put Parrots to flight, Lendl recovers for 33rd win in a row, Injuries worry West Indies, Top runners out of championship, World Cup ticket allocation doubled, Racing Tote's about turn fuels levy dispute, Table tennis Superleague thrown open, Leading clubs go west to get a game, No action likely over complaints about England seeding, Athletics 26-year-old record broken, Basketball Palace foiled by Italians, Rugby League Headingley holds the stage, Relaxation of ban on Sunday play, Sharma sees off boorish Botham, Little progress on transfer fees, Boxing England throw down the gauntlet, WCT circuit may lead to breakaway by players, Spurs and Villa paired, Yachting America's Cup dates fixed, Black Monday for Grantham?, Hibs' greenery helps English and Scots, Golf In-form Ozaki makes a name for himself. Classified Advertising: Car Buyer's Guide, Entertainments Guide, Today's events, Announcements, Art Galleries. Arts and Entertainment: Books Writers who turned to crime, How to profit from poetry, The car that criminals can't resist, Look Ahead Arresting look at the police, Clive Aslet uncovers Conran's other new baby: A show The art of the mundane, Video Bergman in murderous mood, Top box office films, Films., Weekends Away Modest but full of comfort, Preview The Times Entertainment Guide When the clowning has to stop, Records Zest of Dvorak's dances, Television: What price fame?, Clare starts out with Child's Play, v The circus at Belle Vue can be, Birds in their winter dresses, New light on India's plight, Both sides of Beardsley, Agenda Variations on record successes, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 15,730, Pantomimes, Tripped up by fate, Unnerving view of an escape, Today's television and radio programmes, Touch of Ardizzone by the sea, Jazz & Soul. Weather: The Weather.
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