The Times - 08/08/1974
1974; Gale Group;
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From Fred Emery and Patrick Brogan, By Our Political Staff, From Frank Vogl United States Economics Correspondent, By John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, From Mario Modiano, By Alan Hamilton Labour Staff, By Tim Congdon Economics Staff, By Our Planning Reporter, By Our Arts Reporter, From Robert Fisk Belfast, From Philip Howard Stonehenge, By Our Labour Staff, By a Staff Reporter, From Harry Golombek Chess Correspondent Clacton, From Ronald Faux Glasgow, By Ronald Kershaw, By Christopher Warman Local Government Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, By Peter Hennessy, By John Young Planning Reporter, From Arthur Osman, By Martin Huckerby, From Peter Nichols, From Our Own Correspondent, From David Cross, From Jose Shercliff, From Barry Kalb, From Paul Martin, From Richard Wigg, From Moshe Brilliant, From Herbert Mishael, Sheila Black, Michael Ratcliffe, Robert Nye, Philip Howard, Philippa Toomey, John Higgins, Joan Chissell, Alan Blyth, By Peter Marson, By Alan Gibson, By Peter Ryde Golf Correspondent, By John Nicholls, By Jim Snow, By Brough Scott, From Pamela Macgregor Morris, by Patrick O'Leary, by Ronald Kershaw Northern Industrial Correspondent, P.O'L., R.K., Nicholas Bethell, Joseph Brodsky, John Vaizey, ALAN MATTINGLY, Secretary, , ALAN THOMPSON, , EVELYN KING, , PETER THOMPSON, , DENIS FORMAN, Chairman, , N. BRENTON, , EDWARD HYAMS., PAUL WATKINS., IAN MURRAY LESLIE., J. H. BURN, , R. W. D. FENN, , MARK RUSTON, , PETER URY, , By David Blake, By Malcolm Brown, By Clifford Webb, By Patricia Tisdall, By R. W. Shakespeare, By Edward Townsend, From Our US Economics Correspondent, By Our Northern Industrial Correspondent, From Frank Vogl, By Kenneth Owen, , By Derek Harris, By Peter Hill, W. B. WHITWORTH, , H. E. LEVY, , CHARLES SELWYN., J. P. K. TILLETT., D. K. ROLLIT, , GERALDINE DYMOND, , A. ALAN TABBUSH, , BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Kenneth Owen, By Margaret Drummond, Stuart Marshall,
ResumoNews: President Nixon close to a decision on resignation, Kirklees Robin Hood brings the communities together, Why the Greek government has most at stake in the horse-trading over Cyprus, Oxford class lists: English language and literature, Air hostesses fight annual beauty check, Doctors and dentists call for immediate pay rises, France reviews arms sales after Sadat admission on use of Mirage jets in October war, Trade unions expected to boycott EEC symposium, Bonn to consult allies on Berlin dispute, Channel tunnel link options include underground section, Greeks will leave Geneva unless Turks pull back forces, Five die as Italian express hits lorry, Ratepayers' spokesman 'misquoted', Cathedral repairs depend on moving tons of earth, Israel jets bomb Lebanon twice, Shopping around, Landscaping helps to attract both employers and job-seekers, Vladimir Maramzin: An appeal to both writers and readers, Tube staff get rises of up to £10 a week, Two-match suspension for Arnold, Renewed speculation over cause of Viscount crash, US and Portugal to 'reformulate' air base accord, Spinola pledge on future of Cape Verde Islands, Private medical schemes show revenue increase, Communists take district capital in S Vietnam, Three Peronists shot dead in factional feud, Girl of 14 leaves Holloway jail after nine days, Right-wing extremists charged with Italian train bombing, Daughter is accused of manslaughter, Angola groups seek unity for liberty talks, Significant shift in terms of trade, Motoring Jensen Healey owners still a special breed, Left-wing trade unionists join arbitration service, A case of politics overriding common sense, The Wallies opt out to Stonehenge, French Cabinet decides on gradual penal reform, 400 X-ray staff join strike over pay, Protestants in cordial talks with Mr Rees, Greek spirit crumbling under fierce shelling, New boost for Liberals in report that Mr Taverne is to take whip, ANC to reject Smith invitation, Sea law talks warned of move by US, County sets up team to counter baby battering, London boroughs face over £20m rates and rent arrears as Nalgo strike ends, Sensational demand for US Treasury bonds issue, Milk scandal lawyer pleads guilty to bribery, Who has the wealth Mr Healey wants to redistribute?, Man walks on top of New York, Exports surge but region needs broader industrial base, Plan to deprive Ethiopian Emperor of powers, Ecology: Primeval forest into peat bog, The Times Diary Wrap up warm and hug somebody, Concorde cuts time to Iran in half, Speelman in good position to win vital chess game, Dangerous pills: child safety packs urged, Target of 1,000 new homes a year, Coal board reveals plans for five shafts in 70 ft-high concrete towers to service Selby drift mine, Mr Prentice attacks 'naivety of those who see clause four as holy writ', Senate threat renewed to Whitlam laws even at cost of further dissolution, Print unions luke warm over Scots new paper, Museum given chance to buy rare silver jugs, Finding the brass for bands, choirs and sports centres, Jet-noise control optimistic and misleading, report says. News in Brief. Picture Gallery. Index. Display Advertising: Ppa, SeL, Jaguar, Multiple Display Advertisements, Campania, Aeonics, Yorkshire Bank, Ansafone, Edward Erdman & Company, Foyles Art Gallery, The Times, Barclays, Associated Fisheries Limited, Audiofone, Sun Alliance & London Insurance Group, Cone, Country Life, Rn, Hine. Weather: The Weather. Classified Advertising: Business Notices, Offices, Announcements, Women's Appointments, Entertainments, Business Services, Motor Show Place, Appointments Vacant. Reviews: Poetry, Bird-catching by the lake at Mörbisch, A private kind of magic Caspar David Friedrich By Helmut Börsch-Supan, Fiction The Sign By Robin Maugham (W. H. Allen, £2.25) Boy By Christine de Rivoyre (Hamish Hamilton, £2.75), Stallerhof Bush Irving Wardle, Cosi fan tutte Coliseum, Gordon Crosse Albert Hall/Radio 3, Paperbacks, Israel dancers bring 12 ballets. Sport: Local knowledge not enough in limited visibility, England's edge as weather bodes well for a battle of the seam, Sports in Brief, Women's event with a difference, Fourth winner in four races for Wayfarers, Amey discovers winning no handicap, Miss Harrold in last 16, Lynch's riding gets full marks, First a crawl then a sprint for bonus points, Winners decide against try for new Dublin record, British win never in doubt, Gimcrack Stakes first acceptors, Miss Lynch to rest, Clark to retire on advice of specialist, Hampshire show confidence is justified, Supporters of Newcastle not fenced in, Sissons returns to London for Chelsea, Jewell has chance to make his name against Milne, Kublai gains repeat victory in Prix Georges Courtois, Carson to get Grand Central home in day's most valuable event, Field day for Kent's seam bowlers, Today's cricket, Risk of fines for slow overs, Winds again stop Snipe event. Editorials/Leaders: Dr Kissinger's Methods, Risky Compromise For South African Press, A Welcome Innovation. Letters to the Editor: Can democracy survive inflation?, Rubbish overboard, Schoolgirl language, Failure to end dividend controls, Cold money, University buildings, Television and crime, Britain and the EEC, Tastes of a squirrel, Release from Broadmoor, Correct interpretation of C BI viewpoint, Statutory lie, Lake District traffic, Saint in Inquisition clothing, Generosity of PO directory handouts, Justified outcry over house holders' rates, Reinforcing the watchdog role of MPs. Court and Social: Court Circular. Births. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Monday, August 8, 1949.. Marriages. Official Appointments and Notices: Latest appointments, Church news. Deaths. Arts and Entertainment: Broadcasting, Miles keeps his chess lead, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 13,758. Obituaries: Sir Frederick Brundrett, Obituary, Mr Otto Loeb German wine shipper. Business and Finance: Foreign Exchange US deals lift the dollar, Three directors of Corporate Guarantee resign, Oil chief stresses vital role of shale deposits, Delay over American Trade Reform Bill threatens Gatt dates, Latest dividends, Some comfort in GA's underwriting trend, Humphries Holdings Limited, Australia eases foreign investment curbs, $800m Mobil bid for Marcor, Spot Position of Sterling, Engineers' union preparing huge pay package for early next year, Italy arranges loan of £250m from IMF, Interim Statement, Fresh Nixon resignation rumours boost Wall St, Forward Levels, Electronic Machine loss, Israel facing £18m loss over bank collapse, Bank Base Rates, Wales TUC attacks steel closure policy, British Leyland seeks speed-up of scheme to cut its work force, Kalle Infotec launches fast copy transmitter, Mining Comalco profits outpaced by inflation, Celestion Industries Limited, Interim Statement Anglo-International Investment Trust Ltd. Interim Statement, Briefly, Ultramar in $4.5m Iran deal, The unresolved questions which surround indexation, Money Market Rates, NY silver, Retail case for easing curbs ready, Union leader angered by Benn 'snub', Carrying European science into space, More Honda plants abroad, Profit from Hawtin but no payout yet, S Korea frees £204m in move to boost economy, Alcan (UK) deliveries hit by Canadian cuts, BP gets $350m loan for Alaska pipeline, British Tar Products Limited, Restructuring scheme may repair professional engineers' rift, Terms Of Trade, Leonard Fairclough in agreed bid for Sir Lindsay Parkinson, Whiling away the leisure hours, Government and builders to set up joint committee, Germans drop charges against petrol groups, Chemicals output figures show 4 pc rise, Business Diary: Sir Denys regrets..., Hill Samuel in US plea over Herstatt, How the markets moved Rises The Pound, Gulf States Co sues over gas contract, Machine tool makers plan big export drive. Business Appointments: New Royal Mint deputy master. Stock Exchange Tables: The Times Share Indices, Caution ahead of UDT and Shell, Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, Recent Issues, Eurobond prices (midday indicators), Caution returns, Commodities Sugar rises £10 to record £300, Wall Street. Property: Rentals, Flat Sharing, Country Properties, London And Suburban.
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