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The Times - 09/02/1973

1973; Gale Group;

By Ian Morison Banking Correspondent, By Hugh Clayton, From Our Correspondent, From Frank Vogl European Business Correspondent, From Patrick Brogan, By Hugh Noyes Parliamentary Correspondent, By Our Legal Correspondent, By David Wood Political Editor, From Robert Fisk, By Paul Routledge Labour Correspondent, By Peter Evans Home Affairs Correspondent, From Denis Taylor, By Our Political Editor, By John Roper Medical Reporter, By Our Medical Reporter, From Ronald Faux, By George Clark Political Staff, By Michael Horsnell, Hugh Clayton, By Our Religious Affairs Correspondent, By Our Labour Correspondent, By a Staff Reporter, By Our Political Staff, By Our Education Correspondent, From Charles Hargrove, From David Cross, From Our Own Correspondent, From Ian Murray Labour Staff, From Roger Berthoud, From Michael Knipe, From Ian McDonald, From Fred Emery, From Philip Short, By Peter Reddaway, From Sue Masterman, From Paul Martin, Gerald Ely, From Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, From John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, By Geoffrey Green Football Correspondent, By Michael Phillips Racing Correspondent, By Our Rackets Correspondent, From Dennis Bird, Margaret Allen, John Russell Taylor, Ronald Hayman, Irving Wardle, Richard Maylan, Alan Blyth, Geraldine Norman Sale room Correspondent, Ian Murray, Clifford Longley Religious Affairs Correspondent, PHS, Paul Martin, GEOFFREY SAWER, , M SAMIR AHMED, , E. J. B. ROSE, , L. G. SCALES, , JULIAN MITCHELL, , BRUCE PAGE, , R. D. REID, , GARDINER, , J. R. F. WILKS, , GEORGE EDWARDS, , ESHER, , ALAN L. C. BULLOCK, , D. N. CHESTER, , WILLIAM HAYTER, , CHRISTOPHER HILL, , JOHN MABBOTT, , BARBARA MAUDE, CPRE, , IRIS MURDOCH., JOHN ROTHENSTEIN., J. G. D. CHAPPLE, , J. E. HUMPHREY, , By Philip Howard, By Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, H. S. K. and H. G. W, Peter Jennings, By Melvyn Westlake, From Fowler Martin, From Our US Economics Correspondent, , From Anthony Thomas, By Arthur Reed Air Correspondent, By Dennis Dwyer, By Business News Staff, By Clifford Webb Midland Industrial Correspondent, By Ian Morison, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, By R. W. Shakespeare, By Roger Vielvoye, By John Whitmore, G. D. LEIGH, , R. E. RUSHEN, , C. A. PRENDERGAST, , G. J. K. WIDGERY, , Roger Choate, Christopher Marley, Ian Morison, Clifford Webb, By Our Agricultural Correspondent, From John Earle, Andrew Wilson, John Whitmore,

News: Berlin skull 'is Bormann's', Paradox of the church's treasures on earth, KGB ignores 'socialist legality', Thieu police stop press from seeing communists, President Pompidou says election victory for left alliance would wreck France's institutions, School typhoid danger is over, MOH says, General Amin says Britons who leave Uganda in future will be able to take all their money, Durban strikers heed jobs threat, Mr Corish restores faith in socialism, Pay agreement dispute impedes newspapers, Senate to investigate bugging case, Snow reports, The City backs the art market, Mr Whitelaw seeks tests on firearms, Teachers to seek £136 rise for all, First real debate livens Helsinki security talks, Belgian move to avert general prices freeze, In case any husband, lover or boyfriend, wife,, Move to broaden Yugoslav cooperation with EEC, Settlement sought today at Stirling University, Jaded metropolitans and, Why murder case man was allowed a visit home, Unrest in Surinam poses problems for Holland, Zambia imposes stricter controls on imports, Women's boycott forces butchers to cut beef prices, Report backs immigrant use of empty churches, Mule trek in Ethiopia for Princess Anne, History on TV reviewed, Mr Brezhnev receives Cairo envoy, Bengali refugees to return home by sea, Revaluation for, Mr Feather likely to head 'TUC' of Europe, Wife's legal right to own domicile proposed in Bill, Hospital nurses oppose use of abortion for birth control, Science report Geology: Study of Iceland eruption, Gas men begin strikes and go-slows ahead of Tuesday's deadline, Husain 'if' on direct talks with Israelis, Communist move at troop cut talks worries West, £500,000 appeal to protect library, Arthritis relief hope, Counterpoint, Inquiry call likely on women's rights Bill, The two plain, clear, The Times Diary The fiasco of the Winter Proms, Dollar influx reaches record level in Germany, Government studying possibility of rephasing the rating change, IBA chooses London radio stations, Polluted Arno estuary is devoid of life, 20 feared dead as jet hits flats, Mr Smith claims 'honest broker' deal with Zambia to stop border raids, Makarios warning on Cyprus 'terror tactics, Miners bring other workers into negotiations on pay, 100 firemen fight blaze in supermarket, Sicilian freed by kidnappers after 175 days in captivity, Fiery Rogers reply to Palme 'Nazi' taunt, Uneasy midnights in Egypt, Bank of England Governor to quit three years before his term ends, Secret Craig visit to Mr Whitelaw before strike, Food prices Decline in poultry supplies as demand stays strong, Government 'would win a snap election', The chain of Co-operative, Army crisis in Uruguay, The first two weeks in Feb-, First prisoners to be freed by Monday, Trust and compromise, Belgium's pillars of industrial peace, BBC unions to boycott complaints body, British support for concept of neutral SE Asia, Union loses NIRC fight to represent telephonists. News in Brief. Politics and Parliament: Powers to act quickly when insurers fail, Opponents of Maplin to fight on, Air travel growth and noise make case for Maplin overwhelming, Personal guns may be ballistically tested, Maplin plan secures majority of 23, Next week's business, Changes in rules for bankruptcy cases being considered: defamation of third parties House of Lords, Events will not divert Mr Whitelaw, Mr Jimmy Hill's salary, 'Stupendous waste': majority of 23, Bankruptcy rules are likely to be changed, Promise of early first report from pay and prices bodies, Impossible to control world food prices, Ulster progress gravely frustrated by strike House of Commons. Law: 'Butler hacked to death', Law Report February 8 1973 Court of Appeal Rights of wives on dissolution of marriage Wachtel v Wachtel, Four in court, Detective for trial, Garage man cleared, Share in family assets for wives in divorce cases, Three fined on conveyancing summonses. Index. Display Advertising: Cfc, Richard Ellis, The Bank Of Nova Scotia, Liverpool-Port Congestion, Aeonics, Interim Statement, Its, Cwmbran, Ansafone, Piccadilly, Ancia, Ethiopian Airlines, Drivers Jonas, Joseph Sanders & Partners, Bea British Airways, Surinvest, Inerim Statement, Zambian Anglo American Limited, Dean Smith, Boac Cargo British Airways, Iran Air, Army Officer, Department Of Trade And Indurstry, Ventora, Bank Of America, Survival Kit. Weather: The Weather. Official Appointments and Notices: University news, World Court elects new president. Picture Gallery. Property: Flat Sharing, Residential Property, Country Properties. Sport: Sport..... Tennis The little man has fun as he reminds game how big he is, Rugby Union Lux replaces Trillo in French side, Racing Mythical King could deal with rivals, Sports in Brief, Rackets Braithwaite could disrupt Myrtle's planning, Ice skating Nepela just manages to retain European title, Cricket England can win if Greig keeps going, Table Tennis Barnes meets leading Swede at Brighton, Swimming Scotland and Wales lose subsidy, Football Clough's clarion call to the English game, Golf Hunt leads by three strokes, Rugby League Two divisions suggested, Cycling Britain to make strong challenge. Classified Advertising: Domestic Situations, Business Notices, Funeral Arrangements, General Vacancies, Entertainments, Situations Wanted, Business Services, £4,000U plus Appointments. Reviews: Dracula Bush Theatre, NPO/Mehta/du Pre Festival Hall, Munrow/Spencer Wigmore Hall, Horizon Bbc2 Michael Ratcliffe, Ingmar Bergman's three sisters Cries and Whispers(x) Curzon Trash (x) London Pavilion Elvis Tour (a) Empire Two, Kaspar Almost Free, The Other Side of the Underneath (x) Paris Pullman. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No 13,301, Radio, Broadcasting, Opera reviews, Record £8,000 paid for collection of prints. Editorials/Leaders: Building The European Tuc, Third Term For The Archbishop, Moving Into Top Gear?, The Changing Of The Guard. Letters to the Editor: The success of union militancy, BBC guidelines on propriety, Control of immigration, The law in Spain, Commonwealth courts, Threat to Otmoor, Last of the big piston-engined aircraft, London office rents and the effects of Phase Two, Illogical aspect of capital gains, Overdressed goods, Wells sculptures, Egypt's attitude on Israel, Children at work, Royal Ballet on tour, US airlines and the Concorde, A practical difficulty from VAT. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Deaths. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Monday, February 9, 1948. The fat ration. Obituaries: MR D.W. GUMBLEY Design of air letter, Mrs K. E. Bridge, Sir Harvey Druitt, MR GEORGE PEARSON Former film director. Business and Finance: Russian timber prices may rise 10 per cent, UK and French unions meet next week to discuss aspects of Concorde cancellations, Hoteliers at DTI for discussions on Phase Two, Tougher American line at Tokyo trade talks, Norwegian scheme to save costs at Ekofisk, Burmah Oil optimism on profits, Further 5-point leap in cost-of-living scale will bost Italian pay rates, How BRS is being driven into a dead end, Associates' deals, Monetary threat in Euroloans financing, Company Meeting Abbey Panels Steady Improvement Continues, Business Diary: Bonn's depleted ranks, Cocoa:' Never bull the end of a short crop', New Issues Electricity Council raise £23.5m abroad, Why Sir Leslie has decided to leave Bank, Briefly from the Boardroom, Mr Ezra urges coal study, Atlantic air fares manoeuvring, Banking on some sterling qualities, Equities Widespread falls in properties, International support for the dollar reaches a total of $6,000m in 6 days' trading, Commodities Silver at highest since 1968, CBI survey points to upsurge for industry, Free state-owned land plea, Congress passes Bill to halt Penn strike, Attempt to break BRS deadlock, Liverpool docks strike spreads, Bids and Deals S Wales grocers for Booker, Fixed Interest and Money 'Long' gilts improve, Mining 'Johnnies' harvest from metal prices, Mr Vesco aims to sell 25pc stake in ICC, Leather gloves and printing rises approved, Bill proposes controls on job agencies, Business in Europe The Swedish way with prices and incomes, Company News Another strong burst from Aaronson, Britain seeks pact with EEC for creating steel redundancy fund, CBI reports well-based upswing in UK's industrial activity, Steel output in March from Anchor complex, £52 a week farmworker forecast by end-decade, Ind Coope expansion, IMF sees $4,000m gap in US Payments, Safeguards on insurance 'harsh but necessary', Dalgety justifies stock market optimism. Stock Exchange Tables: How the markets moved, The Times Share Indices, Forward Levels, Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, London & Regional Market Prices CBI survey encourages equities, Hongkong stock market spree, The Times list of latest dividends, Foreign Exchange, Spot Position of Sterling, Recent Issues, Money Market Rates, Wall Street. Business Appointments: Business appointments Board changes at the Wellcome Foundation. Births.