The Times - 16/11/1977
1977; Gale Group;
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From Moshe Brilliant, By a Staff Reporter, From Malcolm Brown, By Fred Emery Political Editor, By Hugh Noyes Parliamentary Correspondent, By Peter Evans Home Affairs Correspondent, By Paul Routledge Labour Editor, By John Young Planning Reporter, By Our Education Correspondent, By Our Consumer Affairs Correspondent, By Craig Seton, By David Nicholson-Lord, By Christopher Thomas Labour Reporter, By Our Labour Staff, By Annabel Ferriman, From Our Own Correspondent, By Christopher Warman Local Government Correspondent, By Philip Howard, From Hugh Clayton Agricultural Correspondent, By Ian Bradley, From Our Correspondent, From Ronald Faux, From Christopher Walker, By Our Arts Reporter, By our Education Correspondent, By Robin Young consumer Affairs Correspondent, From Patricia Clough, From Peter Nichols, From David Wood, By Roger Berthoud, From david Cross, From Nicholas Ashford, From Richard Wigg, From William Frankel, By Norman Fox Football Correspondent, By Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, By Peter West Rugby Correspondent, By Sydney Friskin, By Michael Seely, By Cliff Temple Athletics Correspondent, By John Blunsden, Henry Stanhope Defence Correspondent, Ian Budge and Dennis Fairlie, Bernard Levin, PHS, HUGH MONTGOMERY, CAMPBELL, , DAVID LOWENTHAL, , BASIL HUME, , RALPH HARRIS, , J. A. LONG, , MOHAMMAD ASLAM, , LEONARD ALLEN, , PETER MULLENEUX, , W. W. MELLOR, , R. S. DALE, , D. W. RAWSON, , NIGEL THOMAS, , A. L. F. RIVET, , DAVID RHIND, , RAYMONDE R. ROBINSON, , KENNETH BERRILL, , TESSA BLACKSTONE, , KATHARINE MORTIMER, , By Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, Paul Levy, Arthur Crook, Philippa Toomey, Sheila Black, Alan Coren, Ned Chaillet, Max Harrison, David Robinson, John Percival, Jeremy Treglown, Barry Millington, By David Blake Economics Correspondent, From Peter Hazelhurst, By Christopher Wilkins, By Our Midands Industrial Correspondent, By Donald Macintyre Labour Reporter, By Our Industrial Staff, By Edward Townsend, Clifford Webb, From Frank Vogl, By John Huxley, By Ronald Pullen, By Patricia Tisdall, From Our US Economics Correspondent, F. C. KNOWLES, , HUGH FAULKNER, , LEILA DANBURY, , BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Maurice Corina, Andrew Tarnowski, By Kenneth Owen, From Alan McGregor, From Peter Norman, By Desmond Quigley, By Alison Mitchell, By Michael Clark,
ResumoNews: New joint chairmen for 'Scotland is British', Rate-support grant for the local authorities aims to keep average increase below a tenth, President Sadat gets invitation to jerusalem peace talks, Herr Brandt warns left-wing rebels at party congress against endangering Bonn coalition, Short-term farm tenancies urged, Reichstag wrapping project in tangle, More funds for Indian agriculture, Science report Biology: Hormone from artificial gene, 17,000 anxiously eye the oil revenues, Britain under pressure to decide on direct elections, French pilots strike over government pay freeze, EEC in deal to build solar energy plant in Italy, Dispute halts NZ papers, Industry doffs its cap to the housewife, Wales devolution Bill has majority of 31, Cubans leave Somalia: Russians go today, Grunwick hunger strike plan, Frogmen seize three from Spanish fishing boat, Take French leave for Christmas shopping in Calais, The Queen visits hospital for first glimpse of her grandson, Worker-participation welcomed on employers' terms, Wartime atmosphere in control centre, KGB stop Sakharov question in Kremlin, Relaxing of restraints on planning, Protection appeal to minister, Public inquiry criticizes hospital security, Concert tribute: Sir Charles Groves (left) cele-gala concert in his honour at the Festival Hall., Royal baby makes his mark in history, Kaunda plea for Africa to build uranium plant, Northern Ireland: the tumbling statistics in bandit country, Legislative changes sought on union power, Power plant shop stewards back 'substantial' rises, Gun battles flare again in Ethiopian capital, Lady Macleod loses gas job, Head of Diplomatic Service defends expense accounts, Former SS officers' visit brings protests, Strike delays opening of Venice Biennale, The dangerous game of waiting for better times to spring a general election, The Times Diary/, Polytechnic's social work course loses recognition, Dr Soares puts forward his recovery plan, Britain's 'pursuit of narrow self-interests', 'Irreparable damage to health from noise', France angered by criticism from Algeria, 'Sun' is delayed over statement on lost copies, Appeal in legal dispute over Newham party, Greater London Council House sales protest defeated, 2,000 jungle fugitives who fight for an independent Papua, Sanction is sought for peace formula, Only half education college teachers are graduates, Shah caught in teargas at White House riot, Angus Wilson: a busy man for a writer who is 'not popular', Local community role in youth employment plan, Troops fight big early-morning fire at hospital nurses' home, Industrialists seek greater democracy within unions, Annual communist universities and courses at a 'Red Weekend', Cape Town police fire on crowd and wound six, Export licences withheld from two Canalettos, Tension among American Jews over Carter policy on Israel, Union's militants say most of its pay deals are above 10%, Australia may slaughter cattle to halt disease, Children do IRA work, SDLP man says. Index. Display Advertising: British Monomarks, British Gas, Charter Consolidated Limited, Casio, Garrard, Volvo, Multiple Display Advertisements, Midland Bank International Delivers., M. Gérard, Luncheon Vouchers Ltd., Linguaphone Institute Limited, Aiwa Sales And Service Ltd., Mobil, The Industrial Expansion Team,, Pimm's, Sheraton-Heathrow Hotel, Royal Insurance, Croft Distinction, Electra Investment Trust Limited, Distressed Gentlefolk's Aid Association, Mas, Bordeaux, The Save The Children Fund,, Europa, Peugeot Automobiles Limited,, Halifax, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co. Limited, Ben Line Containers Ltd, Charities Aid Foundation, Escargot Bienvenu Restaurant, Gieves & Hawkes Ltd., Smiths Industries Limited, Swan National, Courtaulds, Limited., Omega, Twa, Hine, Gauloises Longues, Notice Of Redemption. Politics and Parliament: Impact on retailers of unit pricing, Mr Rees stands firm on firemen's strike: 'We cannot move outside our guidelines', Disturbing nicture of bureaucracy in Brussels House cf Lords, Mr Rees stands firm against breaching guidelines for firemen, Direct elections date rests on Commons vote European Parliament, Extensive talks on press charter, Food and drugs Act to be revised, MP wants visit of former SS men stopped, Storm damage aid under consideration, Congratulations on royal birth, Gale-damaged towns may get assistance, Welsh Assembly would be well qualified to carry out review of local government, Praise for German stand an terrorists, Concern that industrial tribunals are becoming too legalistic House of Commons, Tory interest in Labour's next manifesto. Picture Gallery. Law: Contradictory police evidence exposed in Biko inquest hearing, Girl tells of JP's alleged behaviour in toy cupboard, Encouraging a fracas Regina v Gedge, Soldier-bashing expedition by gang, counsel says, Bob Monkhouse on three more plot charges, No loss, no compensation Secretary of State for Employment v Wilson, Court of Appeal Dismissal for want of prosecution: effect of new Act Biss v Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham Area Health Authority (Teaching), Court of Appeal Contract the key to constructive dismissal Western Excavating (ECC) Ltd v Sharp, Legal challenge to Pakistan treason trial, £30,000 award to widows of Windscale men, London magistrate accused of passport plot, Burglars left woman of 85 to die, prosecution says. Weather: The Weather. News in Brief. Classified Advertising: -Managerial-Administrative-Secretarial-Personal Assistants-, Domestic And Catering Situations, Educational Studentships, -Managerial-Administrative-Secretarial-personal Assistants-, -Stepping Stones-Non-Secretarial-Secretarial & General-Tempting Times-, Funeral Arrangements, The Times, Entertainments, Services. Sport: Athletics End of body building drug may be in sight, Racing The Dealer should be too fast for moody joker in Kempton pack, Football Nervousness may be Italy's undoing, Cricket Gavaskar hopes to be fit for first Test, Yachting British leader may have to withdraw, Rugby Union Charting Kent's England position, Motor racing Martini enters the world of formula one, Tennis Solomon's wisdom deserts him as the giant moves in for the kill, Hockey World cup holders to take part in Lord's festival, Boxing Merciless Magri puts quick end to Griffiths. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): This 15-second indictment of Soviet tyranny, 25 years ago From The Times of Saturday, Nov 15, 1952 Lufthansa revived. Editorials/Leaders: The Entrepreneurs And Managers Speak Out, President Sadat's Initiative. Letters to the Editor: Dealing with emergencies, Criminal legal aid, The Arnolfini marriage?, Mapping buried history, Anthropophagous mice, The case for retaining scale charges for surveyors' services, A permanent wages policy, Sculptured elms, Dismissing a government, Firemen's strike: problems for the Christian conscience, Luton Hoo ivories, Transport fares, Immigrants' difficulties, Savings for retirement, Academic posts. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Deaths. Official Appointments and Notices: University news, Latest appointments, Church news. Arts and Entertainment: Broadcasting, Block-book is sold for £180,000, Radio, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 14,760. Obituaries: Professor Frances Moran, Mr R. H. Hill, Mrs Dorothy Moore, MR RICHARD ADDINSELL Composer of the 'Warsaw Concerto'. Reviews: Orford Quartet St John's, London Contemporary Dance Theatre Sadler's Wells, Antony and Cleopatra Old Vic, Play for Today BBC 1, Shut Your Eyes and Think of England Apollo, Jan Holden and Donald Sinden RPO/Groves Festival Hall, Paris Film Festival pursues its unconventional course, London debuts. Stock Exchange Tables: How the markets moved, The Times Share Indices, Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, Stock Exchange Prices Nervous selling, Foreign Exchange, Recent Issues, Eurobond prices (midday indicators), Wall Street. Business and Finance: Stock markets Day of company upsets prompts heavy selling, Discount market, Brit Car Auctions, $525m offer by Kennecott for Carborundum, Smith's Ind comes down on nominees, Wheatsheaf undermined, Commodities, Leyland to close its London HO, BH South's report qualified, Now it's Young's turn to see profits dwindle, Gt Portland up 34 pc at half-time, Disputes hit LCP Hldgs, Sugar market opens, No payout as Farm Feed makes loss, CBI's anti-Bullock stand approved, American call to boost trade with Moscow, New control systems aim to raise productivity, Business Diary: Unaccustomed as we are..., Fort Dunlop reflates its 'run flat' car tyre, Mr O Jessel gives way, Britain agrees terms of Polish ships deal, £10m glass factory, Downgrading at Courtaulds, Yen's leap halted at 245.5 to dollar, End of building slump 'still a long way off', 400 Courtaulds jobs to go in yarn plant closure, Sugar pact 'should bring better prices', Carter design to bolster business confidence, Credit Suisse study of platinum market, Thos Cook instalment travel plan, James Halstead chairman in cheerful mood, Oil starts flowing from the Claymore field, Irish ferry switch from Swansea to Pembroke Dock, W Europe's forecast growth too low for substantial cut in jobless, Co-op Bank sets up £7m accounts centre, Exchange law forces IBM to quit India, Hydro-electric projects put life in S America's heart, Plea for temporary ban on trading with Japan, £7m Thames barrier contract, Steel: decisions that cannot be put off, Charter Cons up to mark with a 20 pc first-half rise, NEB strategic plans likely to be kept secret, International BMW foresees rise in total sales this year despite grim competition from Japan, GEI heading for £5m: margins up, Falconbridge Nickel slides into the red, Scrap merchants 'in for a grim 18 months', Exchange of letters, Growth setback and rising unemployment forecast for OECD nations in 1978. Business Appointments: Business appointments Planner for House of Fraser. Property: Flat Sharing. Births.
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