The Times - 29/11/1983
1983; Gale Group;
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By JOHN RICHARDS and MAURICE WEAVER, By Our City Staff, By Our Industrial Staff, By JAMES WIGHTMAN Political Correspondent, By JOHN MILLER Diplomatic Staff, By Our Stockholm Correspondent, By Our Political Correspondent, By JAMES ALLAN in Belfast, By DAVID FLETCHER Health Services Correspondent, By GRAHAM PATERSON Political Staff, By Our New York Staff, By JOHN RICHARDS Industrial Correspondent, By TERENCE SHAW Legal Correspondent, DAILY TELEGRAPH REPORTER, Daily Telegraph Reporter, By T. A. SANDROCK Crime Correspondent, By JOHN WEEKS Crime Staff, By Our Motoring Staff, By JOHN PETTY Transport Correspondent, By HENRY MILLER in New York, By RICHARD BEESTON in Washington, By IAN GLOVER-JAMES in Beirut, By DAVID SHEARS in Washington, By Our Diplomatic Staff, By ALAN OSBORN Common Market Correspondent in Brussels, By Maj.Gen. EDWARD FURSDON Defence Correspondent, in Paris, By Our Helsinki Correspondent, By Our Naval Correspondent, By DAVID ADAMSON Diplomatic Correspondent in New Delhi, By Christopher Munnion in Johannesburg, By NIGEL WADE in Moscow, By CON COUGHLIN in St Georges, Grenada, By MUFAZZAL HUSAIN in Dacca, By BALRAM TANDON in New Delhi, By A. E. CULLISON in Tokyo, By GRAHAM EARNSHAW in Peking, By MARGOT NORMAN Education Staff, By KEITH NURSE Arts Correspondent, By OUR EDUCATION STAFF, By JOHN PETTY Shipping Correspondent, By CHARLES LAURENCE, By Our Commercial Correspondent, By VALERIE ELLIOTT, By Air Cdre G. S. COOPER Air Correspondent, By MAURICE WEAVER Industrial Staff, By Our Air Correspondent, By JOHN GRIGSBY Local Government Correspondent, By WILLIAM WEEKES Parliamentary Staff, By Our Political Staff, By PETER PRYKE Parliamentary Correspondent, TERENCE MULLALY, GEOFFREY NORRIS, DAVID MONEY, BRYCE MORRISON, ERIC SHORTER, SEAN DAY-LEWIS, GILLIAN REYNOLDS, Peter Simple, By ALISON BECKETT Art Sales Correspondent, By Our Arts Correspondent, By Our Paris Staff, By Our Bridge Correspondent, BY ELIZABETH WILLIAMSON, PETERBOROUGH, DIANA ELLES, HOWARD PEDRAZA, R. S. MCDOWALL, A. SANDELANDS, A. T. WESTGARTH, (Mrs) MARY ESSBERGER, DUNCAN WILLIAMS, PETER PLOUVIEZ, IAN R. SMITH, By IAN BRODIE in Los Angeles, By NIGEL WADE, By MICHAEL BECKET, By COLIN CAMPBELL, By ROLAND GRIBBEN, By ANNE SEGALL, By Michael Becket, By BRUCE KINLOCH, By HOTSPUR (Peter Scott), By Our Course Correspondent, By TONY STAFFORD, By JOHN MASON, By BILL DAY, By ROB MCLEAN, By KEN MAYS, By JOHN PARSONS, By BILL EDWARDS, By RICHARD TAYLOR, By A Special Correspondent, By D. J. RUTNAGUR in Bombay, By VICTOR HEAD, By ALAN SHIELL, By HOWARD BASS, By COLIN GIBSON, By ROGER MALONE, By DONALD SAUNDERS, Compiled by TREVOR WILLIAMSON, By NEIL SCOTT, By JANICE HALE, GUIDE BY PETER KNIGHT, By ALAN OSBORN Common Market Correspondent,
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News: Soviet success due to Carter, says Luns, Winter war debut for Russians in Afghanistan, Shell Strikers In Plea To Firm, New Tyre Can Be Used With Puncture, Two Ex-Mps Fight Benn For Seat, Cash Cut 'Put Arts At Risk', 2 Win Fighter Control Wings, Stockley's £4.7m terms for Trust Securities, France Backs British Line On Eec Budget, Slow Down In Building Forecast, £5bn move by IBM to end secrets thefts, 330 Britons Join In Qe2 Refit, Briton Escapes In Nigerian Plane Crash, Brittan Backs Newman, Britain urged to police Grenada, Soviet increase in 'sub' patrols, 11 Britons feared dead in Madrid air disaster, Shah's court plans, Russia sends cruise protest to Thatcher, Boycott of BA flights urged, Kinnock will end 'scalpel-happy' private medicine, Move To Avert Disruption In Shipyards, Black Poll Surprise In S. Africa, The line to Wigan Pier, Social worker's lover gets life for murder, Sogat to pay over job bar, Princely Player Praised, HERR Richard von Weiz-, Prior Hits Out Over Talks Snub, Liberals In Brent Vote Deadlock, 'Space Mirrors May Illumine Arctic Night', Columbia's £680m spacelab in tests for 14 nations, Dacca Curfew Reimposed After Violent Strike, Only The First Step..., Overmen In Pit Strike Over Safety, EEC plans reprisals in steel dispute with United States, Price Of Tea Still Rising, Brittan warning to pickets, £1m Legitimate Extra Profit For Gold Gang, Finns To Shoot Down Cruise, Error in analysis of exam research, but doubts remain, Woman, 80 Killed In Gun Fight, Summit Sadness Over Namibia Stalemate, Greenpeace Drops Attempt To Block A-Plant Pipeline, Shares Surge To Record Level, Do-It-Yourself Sick Pay Too Complex For Many Firms, Swedes Seize Computer Brain, Why Nga Clings To Union-Only Agreements, China Ends Cotton Rationing, Cabin Staff Recruiting Drive By Ba, Eagle Star Bids Head For £1bn, Cats And Dogs 'Killed To Buy Jeans', Police Wreck Opposition H Q In Malta, Nuj In Dimbleby Appeal, £10m Backing For Schools' 'Records Of Achievement' Plan, Death squads rebuke approved by Reagan, Allom Finds New Fame, A gadget a day keeps the doctor in play, London Day By Day Dog licks Duke and shames Pioneers, China Honours Briton, Picket Row Talks End In Failure More Fleet Street printers at work, Ford unions focus on cash distorts conditions package, U.S. In 'Closest Ever Alliance With Israel', Investment sector leads German market pick-up, Price cut for glasses after monopoly ends, A routine day for the six sacked men, Way Of The World The Arts! The Arts!, Killer To Die In 'Chair' Today, Drug choice for drunken drivers, Col. John St. J. Grey,, Coronation St toppled by beauty contest, Missionaries 'Held By Unita Guerrillas', Operation Raleigh Unveiled, 7 killed in Lebanon fighting, Japanese poll gamble by Nakasone. Official Appointments and Notices: 'Disabled' Award Goes To Legion, Bshop's Stortford College, French Prize For Poet, Awards At Cambridge University, Casterton School, Moss Evans Opts For Retirement, University News. Index. News in Brief. Weather: The Weather. Picture Gallery. Politics and Parliament: Strong Navy Urged As Russia Reaches 'Danger Years', Tory counter-attack in row on disabled, Today in Parliament House Of Lords, Walker ducks MPs' questions on 'power prices rift'. Classified Advertising: Advertisement Sales Executive, Personal, Situations Vacant, Display Advertising, Art Galleries, Shops & Offices, Businesses, Hotels & Licensed Premises, Theatres and Cinemas. Reviews: 'Nobody's Fool', Verdi's Requiem, Season's Greetings With A Difference Book Review, Alexander Arenkov, Nikolaus Wiplinger, Tuneful Cakes..., Suitable cases for treatment, Lionel Handy, Clive Williamson, Potter on stage, Pure masculine romance, Strange dreams, Thought crimes for 1984. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Deaths. Births. Arts and Entertainment: Television-Tuesday Bbc-1, World Chess, Solution No. 17,999, No. 18,000 Across, Over-Sixties Bridge. Obituaries: Capt Edgar Lewin, Obituary, Gen. Moore-Coulson, Sir Hedley Atkins. Editorials/Leaders: Spectacle Monopoly, Forum For Terrorists, Angry Mr Andropov. Letters to the Editor: Waiting for treatment, Moulding to the image of 'trousered apes', Equity and S. Africa, Crossword nostalgia, Discomfort for Luther, Fit to teach, Worlds apart, Churchill, politician of vision, not intuition, Lome And The Commonwealth. Stock Exchange Tables: Money & Exchanges The Pound Abroad, U.S. Commodities, London Financial Futures, Authorised Trusts, London Traded Options, Commodities, British Funds, Index at peak 743.9. Business and Finance: Profits at Ward & Goldstone, U.S. Jeremiahs with egg on their faces, War fears bolster crude oil prices, Money supply falls in U.S., BL Systems changing name, Pound drops to $1.46, Gold leads precious metals with $17 leap, Publishers hit out at newsprint quota levels, In Brief, UK-Germany in Statoil gas bids, World Markets, U.S. Rates, Argentine loan going ahead, cable and Wireless plc, Pontin pays £1m for Dungeon, Cars recovery 'will slow down', Lure of Siebe's paper offer, Popular is the key word for this processor, Allianz and BAT bid up for Eagle Star, FT index gains 25pc this year, Ft-Actuaries Indices. Property: Demand for South Hants campus sites, On the silver screen.... Sport: Golf, O'neill & Mundee Clinch IT, Moorcroft ready to continue comeback, Macneill Only Doubt As Dark Blues Name XV, Hayakaze rescues Scudamore day, Fulham's Brown in doubt for Cup clash, Sports in Brief, French fans catch riot bug, Smart has world top 10 place in his sights, Notts Co. Fight For Roeder, Rain May Rescue Pakistan, Eligible Rule To Change, Billericay Objection, No Pardon IS Best Of Day, McKenzie And Tancred Try New Sport, Kenyon Wins Through But Only Just, India's openers go for six runs, Lta 'Masters' At Telford, Weekend Pools Guide Selections, Redskins Stay On Top, Determined White reverses trend, Lord Drops Circus Plan, Southend in the mood for Cup success, Cripps And Angus Fall, Arsenal Step Up Interest In Caton, Shocks For Speedwell, Crystal Palace lose Stimpson with injury, Dickinson Has Chance For Easy Pickings, Nick Nack takes honours, Go-Ahead For B & H Open.
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