The Times - 19/12/1984
1984; Gale Group;
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By Anthony Bevins, Political Correspondent, By Richard Evans, Lobby Reporter, By Cliff Feltham, By Philip Webster, Political Reporter, From Christopher Thomas, By Michael Prest, By Our Political Correspondent, By Thomson Prentice Science Correspondent, By Rodney Cowton, Defence Correspondent, By Robin Young, By Hugh Clayton Local Government Correspondent, By Richard Thomson and Jeremy Warner, By David Felton Labour Correspondent, From Harry Golombek Chess Correspondent, By David Hewson, Arts Correspondent, By Lucy Hodges, Education Correspondent, By Stewart Tendler, Crime Reporter, By Clifford Longley Religious Affairs Correspondent, By Bill Johnstone, Technology Correspondent, By Anthony Bevins Political Correspondent, From Christopher Walker, , From Michael Binyon, , From Roger Boyes, From Our Own Correspondent, , From Charles Harrison, From Harry Debelius, From Ian Murray, , By Trevor Fishlock, By Our Foreign Staff, From Zoriana Pysariwsky, By Henry Stanhope, Diplomatic Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, , From Mohsin Ali, From Donovan Moldrich, From Christopher Thomas, , From Douglas Tweedale, From Zoriana Pysariwsky, , From David Watts, , From Tony Duboudin, , Helen Hayes, Peter Ackroyd, Irving Wardle, Richard Williams, John Percival, Frances Gibb Legal Affairs Correspondent, Miles Kington, Jane MacQuitty, PHS, by Wayland Kennet, Richard Owen, Robin Cook, Digby Anderson, JOHN DIXEY, , JAMES HILL, , KYRIL FitzLYON, , V. M. FISHER, , L. SCOTT OR DISH, , RODERICK PARKER, , W. R. KEIGHT, , FRANCES MORRELL, , TERRENCE MILLER, , JAMES M. COWIE, , T. PADMORE, , BERNARD S. PARRY, , C.J.W. LEDGER, , By Geraldine Norman, Sale Room Correspondent, By Tony Samstag, Executive Editor Kenneth Fleet, By Derek Harris Commercial Editor, By Our Commercial Editor, By Alison Eadie, From David Young, By David Smith, Economics Correspondent, By Philip Robinson, By Pam Spooner and Cliff Feltham, From Rex Bellamy, Tennis Correspondent, , By Richard Burnell, By Peter Bills, By Colin McQuillan, By John Blunsden, By Jenny MacArthur, From Richard Streeton, , By John Hennessy, By Barry Pickthall, Sue Mott, By Srikumar Sen, Boxing Correspondent, By Nicholas Harling, By Mandarin (Michael Phillips), By Christopher Warman Property correspondent, Peter Dear, Peter Davalle, From Robert Fisk, Ian Murray,
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News: BT investors face loss on share sales, £150m for Sellafield waste plant, Settlers' chief warns Paris, Briefings to remain anonymous, Wider role for Bar tribunal on discipline, Japan urged to spend more on defence, Create a stir to remember this Christmas, Christmas: present and correct, Spanish colliery to get first female face, Britain closes embassies in cost-cutting package, Israel in crisis Resignation from Cabinet leaves national unity coalition near collapse, The show to break all records, Greens lose court tussle over cruise and Pershing, Peer loses Tory whip, New row looms over bank rescue, Civil Aviation Bill in jeopardy, Nuns given ultimatum on abortion, Games are not in the party spirit, Lords, ladies and trenchermen, Alfonsin's year of recovery, Pioneers defend embryos research, Australia rules out special drug inquiry, Iran trial for plane hijackers, West alters Soviet UN draft, Decree for Lady Iveagh, Dispute in the coalfields Rent aid loophole to close, moreover... All in bad taste but they're a good read, Cigarette prices to increase, Band Aid disc: Who gets what, Mine kills 9 police in Sri Lanka, From the Tory heartland, a boost for Scargill, 'They were killing our people... I don't know why' Refugees bombed by Ethiopians, Ringleaders of coup plot against Vietnam to face firing squad, Infection puts show horses in quarantine, Tories face furore on housing cuts after double blow, Facelift for a rundown showgirl, The Press Council Standard's 'serious error' over correcting report, Tebbit discharged from hospital, The cast in order of appearance, Portraits return to Dutch royal family, Warm welcome in icy Peking Thatcher to sign accord today, Saturday, The Times Diary Ken on the carpet, Letter from Brussels Happy SAD day for bureaucrats, Government paves way for £1bn flotation of TSB, Cashiers to be trained on videos, Electoral College makes Reagan win official, Councils face £1bn spending cut, Freed ex-MP hits at Kenya's detention laws, UN mission invited to examine PoW abuses, Canberra takes offence at Mitterrand remark, The Times Cock, 500 quangos killed off, Computer logs child sex cases, Bahamas report reveals corruption in high places, Shoot down this perilous idea, Big rise for three days' work at the EEC, Craxi's date with Reagan, Newspaper technology talks fail, British jet out of RAF running, Lawyers to draw up EEC treaties, Text of peers' letters on withdrawal of whip, Defence cut victory for Weinberger, Afghanistan: Russians at last learn the facts, The Times Information Service Today's events, The system fails for sex offenders, Heart man to resume exercise, Belli to file new Bhopal suit, Soviet leader in Commons clash, Distinction plan for O-level replacement, Zia trumps the cards before poll, Controls to prevent 'UK Bhopal', Science report Shock tactics against man-eaters, Closure of opera company feared after restricted rise in Arts Council funds, £2,000-a-week android for hire. Law: Drug-smuggling actor must serve jail term, Writer who helped woman die loses appeal, Terrorist trial collapses as judge acquits 35 because of informer's lies, Doubts over trial of Chirwa, 35 freed as terror trial collapses, House of Lords No arrestable claim on insurance premiums Gaton International Inc v Arkwright-Boston Manufacturers Mutual Insurance Co and Others, Two jailed for sex torture of schoolgirl, Straw-burning farmers fined, EEC law allows patent drug import ban Allen & Hanburys Ltd v Generics (UK) Ltd, High-tech engineer on spy charge, Relevance of sick pay Palfrey v GLC, Court hears vicar's icon appeal, When 'subject to contract' is meaningless Alpenstow Ltd and Another v Regalian Properties plc. Display Advertising: The Famous Grouse, Issues Of Government Stock, Woolwich, Royal, Bet, Scottish & Newcastle Breweries Plc, Volvo, Sheraton Park Tower, The Times, Base Lending Rates, American Express. Picture Gallery. Arts and Entertainment: Leaders keep positions, Constable portrait found, Today's television and radio programmes, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 16,615, Concise Crossword (No 525). Official Appointments and Notices: University news, Latest appointments, Valiant for Truth Media Award, Award for Times columnist. News in Brief. Politics and Parliament: BNOC loss UK role in level of oil prices, Local Government Tory fury at new check to council spending, New towns: 3 Commission aims at a wide ownership, Murder Case MP calls for guidelines for councils, Famine £1m sent for refugees flooding into Sudan, Union ballots, Yts Questions Kinnock against any conscript training, GLC elections cancelled. Reviews: Dance Enduring 'Dream' Royal Ballet, The personification of Broadway's history, Television Children on the side of darkness, Jazz Jamie Talbot, Theatre Kiss of death Kissing God. Editorials/Leaders: Public Private Ownership, Give Becomes Take, Keeping The Hong Kong Connection, Finance And Industry Long-range forecasts weigh on gilt-edged. Letters to the Editor: Rate-capping burdens, Prescription of drugs, The plight of Bhopal, Technologies to prevent 'star wars', Christmas spirit?, Mr Gorbachov's visit, Race relations and the polytechnic, Youth on call, Close to the wind, Dog licence proposals, Tests for Libyans. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Deaths. Obituaries: Lennard Pearce, Max Schönherr, Sir Walter Stansfield Chief Constable with record of aid to French Resistance, Mr Sean Doyle. Business and Finance: Tempus British Land widens its horizons, Changes at Cadbury, London Financial Futures, Pound falls to lowest close of $1.1855, Company News, Price Waterhouse merger with Deloitte is called off, BAT sells offshoot for £125m, Commodities, A golden decade The act of liberation that detonated a gold mine, Opec stand not likely to ease UK pressure, Grovebell lifts Atlanta bid to £5.9m, ACT forges sales link with Tandy. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Market Report Americans boost leading shares, Money Markets And Gold, Stock Exchange Prices Late buying from the US, Investment Trusts, Authorized Unit Trusts, Recent Issues, Foreign Exchanges, Wall Street, Market Summary. Business Appointments: Appointments. Sport: Olympic Games Profit of $160m expected from Los Angeles, Rugby League Setbacks for the top three, Sports in Brief, Skiing Hierarchy upset by a late entry, Today's Fixtures, Racing Kilroe's Calin to complete double for FitzGerald, Football Luton's bright start comes to nothing as Albion move up, Motor Racing Court puts Tyrrell back in the running, Rackets Mason on trail of a Thatcher, Tennis: United States Left To Reflect On Poor Preparation For Davis Cup Final Swedish time machine takes cup back to the Hopman era, Show Jumping Olympia horses await clearance, Yachting Fleury Michon wins Route of Discovery, ICE Skating British pick no pairs for Göteborg trip, Boxing McGuigan on the launch pad, Sport In America Land of the franchise and home of no one, Basketball Insolvent Stars play on, Rowing Henley alter rules for eights races, Mitchell Platts reviews the golf season and praises Zoeller's generous spirit Beacon of sportsmanship on fairway, For The Record, Squash Rackets Hickox fires the first salvo at Cannons Club, Cricket A star of India falls and the selectors incur the wrath of millions, Rugby Union: University Hopes To Enrol Australians Wallabies are Oxford's target. 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