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The Times - 04/07/1983

1983; Gale Group;

By Anthony Bevins, Political Correspondent, From Richard Owen, Moscow, By Richard Dowden, By Barrie Clement Labour Reporter, From Michael Hamlyn, Islamabad, From Paul Routledge, Labour Editor, Perth, By Peter Evans, Home Affairs Correspondent, By Lucy Hodges, Education Correspondent, By Christopher Warman Arts Correspondent, By Kenneth Gosling, By Barrie Clement, Labour Reporter, By Edmund Akenhead Our Crossword Editor, By the staff of Nature, By David Walker, By Craig Seton, By Geraldine Norman, Sale Room Correspondent, By Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, By Christopher Warman, Arts Correspondent, By Hugh Clayton Environment Correspondent, From Michael Binyon, Bonn, From Richard Owen, From John Best, From Tony Duboudin, Melbourne, From Neil Kelly, Bangkok, From M.G.G. Pillai, From Michael Hornsby, Zomba, Malawi, From Our Own Correspondent, Johannesburg, From Trevor Fishlock, New York, From Alan McGregor, From Robert Fisk, Beirut, From Godfrey Morrison, Rabat, From Roger Boyes, From Jeremy Taylor, Port of Spain, From Richard Wigg, Madrid, By Harry Golombek Chess Correspondent, Stanley Wells, Alan Franks, Judy Froshaug, Penny Perrick, PHS, by Nicholas Fairbairn, Anne Sofer, Gerald Kaufman, JEAN VIALL, President, R. T. J. HOLL-ALLEN, , WINSTANLEY, , H. P. HALL., N. L. CRAGOE, , PAUL SINHA, , E. N. POLAND, Vice-President, , J. G. DUNBAR, Secretary, , W. M. CLARKE, , NEVILLE DAVIS, , LESLEY RIMMER, , EDWARD MCMILLAN-SCOTT, , ALISTAIR TUCKER, , M. G. HARMAN, , W. R. SERGEANT, , ANTHEA SUTHERLAND., By Clifford Longley, Religious Affairs Correspondent, Richard Ford, Robert Rodwell, R.R., Brian Ogle, Hilary Wilce, Stephen Pettitt, Geoffrey Norris, Nicholas Kenyon, John Percival, Max Bell, E. J. Craddock, Peter Ackroyd, City Editor Anthony Hilton, By Edward Townsend, Industrial Correspondent, By Our Financial Staff, From Bailey Morris, Washington, John Lawless, By Andrew Cornelius, By Michael Prest, Michael Clark, Maxwell Newton, From Don Cameron, Dunedin, By Jenny MacArthur, By Pat Butcher, By Alan Ross, By Peter Ball, By Keith Macklin, By George Chesterton, By Richard Streeton, By Ivo Tennant, By Jim Railton, By Rex Bellamy, Tennis Correspondent, By David Miller, By Michael Seely, From Desmond Stoneham, French Racing Correspondent, Paris, From John Wilcockson, Fontaine-an-Pir�, By John Nicholls, By John Watson, Philip Schofield, Edited by Peter Dear, From David Felton, Labour Correspondent, By Bill Johnstone Electronics Correspondent, DJM, Michael Hornsby,

News: Lawson says jobs are plentiful, Tourism: ray of sunshine, Nature notes, Washing-up dispute ultimatum, Liquid fuel process aided by waste, 'Beast of Exmoor' baffles its hunters, Breakeven forecast by MacGregor, Cavalry charge, Case proved-by the Scots, Zia fears A-plant attack, Methodism's quiet dissenter, 12-nation group feels strain, Canberra's powers boosted by ruling, How Israel could now justify itself, Difficult task for Bush, Man who succeeded in a woman's world, Lenor's black marks, Tramp sets fire to shoppers, Private refuse firm broke pollution law, Salvador death squad goes on the offensive, Tomorrow, RCA head quit over principle, A sideways look at the British way of life, Libya and Morocco end quarrel, Tearful hostages fly in, Foot demands peerages for 2 Labour ex-whips, Lettuce gets crisper, US style, MP may storm M40 'barrier', Diplomats optimistic over Sudan captives, Pinning hopes on home firms, Calling all Moreover shareholders, Malaysia to take charge of news, Rally for Sands at Mountbatten death harbour, Traffic jams on hottest day so far, Women in protest service at cathedral, Kilt taunts start 'pitched battle', Howard's unfulfilled ambition, Madrid rejects pardon for Army coup plotters, The capital that Banda built, Northern Ireland, Pershing 2 casts a long shadow over Kohl's Moscow trip this week, Brawl in Siena after win by riderless horse, Vietnam 'will stay put', FT peace hopes recede, Shultz on mission to end Lebanon crisis, Experts divided over 'Constable', No-jury idea for long fraud trials, Maintaining high standards against school cutbacks, Jaruzelski tries to win the young, Telecom resignation, Skills for all occasions, Class warfare at County Hall, Only 11 still banned in South Africa, Ships' captains asked to pick up boat people, Man seen running over moor may hold key to Peak District murder Why Gregory told his story, Reshuffle of power in Afghanistan, Scargill predicts strike over annual pay talks, The papers, Brass workshop to aid young musicians, Eaten up with Pac-Man Knockers, The Times Diary Will travel..., Making crime pay, Bulldozers evict squatters from Harare camp, Russia keeps open its missile options, Many prison governors oppose death penalty, Six Arafat envoys fly to Damascus as Bekaa ceasefire breaks down, Canadians gain access to official files for �2.60, TGWU leaders defend 'no ballot' decision, Nutritionists attack diet habits, Findings Stuart supporters on site, Hint of discontent with Banda party, Greenham camp in US, Amid collapses, real optimism, 'Handful of hair' murder is referred to the appeal court, Giant space stations the Soviet aim, The innocent men who could have hanged, Can Germany bribe its guests to leave?, Discord threatens to sink Leander Club, Easy win for McEnroe, Cambridge tripos results, Some are more equal than others, Zaire sends 250 troops to fight Chad rebels, Accepting small advances, Why Madagascar's President is taking no chances. Index. Display Advertising: Shell, Times Books Ltd, Cayhaven Corporate Services Limited, Citibank, Teacher's., Renault 11, Sotheby's, Allied Irish Banks, Grindlays Bank, Taylor Woodrow, Christie's, Education And Innovation For Industry, The New University of uLSteR, Toshiba, Germany, Torch, Wall Street, Pound Savers, Precision Engineers, Henderson Administration Group Plc, Idb. News in Brief. Arts and Entertainment: Today's television and radio programmes BBC 1, Last ten go forward to national crossword final, Concise Crossword (No 95), European chess title for Russia, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 16,172. Picture Gallery: Tomorrow: Suzy Menkes reports on the end-of-term shows by the fashion students. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): Plus your daily Page 3 shop steward. Editorials/Leaders: Parliamentary Pay Round, Mr Shultz Tries Again. Letters to the Editor: Colour conscious, A policy on alcohol, Falklands airfield, Social consequences of divorce reform, Fair fares, Crime and punishment, EEC Budget rebate, Cuts in OS services, Wayward water, Invisibles surplus, Labour's share in dissolution honours, Tax on good will, A taste of honey, Dismissal of Mr Pym. Court and Social: Court Circular. Births. Marriages. Official Appointments and Notices: Appointments in the Forces Royal Navy, Latest appointments. Politics and Parliament: Parliament this week, Parliament today. Obituaries: Mr A. A. Fulton, Dr R. Buckminster Fuller Philosopher of a technological future. Deaths. Law: Trespassers can be occupiers of land in law Scarborough Borough Council v Adams and Others, Immigrant's entry via Ireland illegal Regina v Governor of Ashford Remand Centre, Ex parte Bouzagou, Multiplier assessed from date of death Graham v Dodds, No right to oral hearing Regina v Croydon Crown Court, Ex parte Smith. Reviews: Today's events Royal engagements, Rock David Bowie Milton Keynes, Royal Ballet School Covent Garden, Arditti Quartet Ica, RPO/Berglund Festival Hall, Philharmonia/ Priestman Cheltenham/Radio 3, House of cards, The anguish of a lost love. Business and Finance: Plan for �50m coal project in Ulster, Gable House joins the club, China beckons UK exporters International Trade, The pound, All eyes on money supply, Investment and Finance, Japan switch on car imports angers US, Mitsui loses �13m in speculation, US dissent on Unctad conclusion, Brazil poses IMF a $90bn question, Kleinwort, Benson Sterling Asset Fund Limited, Is GEC's trading doing as well as its savings?, Hambros 1983, Experts tip Fed to cut money growth, Imports hit textiles and clothes, Australian Industry Development Corporation, Meyer International, Company News In Brief, BSC set to break even this year but 10,000 more jobs could go, Gable House Properties Plc, Fenchurch, Park Food Group Plc, Henderson all set for tender issue, Base Lending Rates. Stock Exchange Tables: US challenge to stockbrokers, Capitalization and week's change, Offshore and International Funds, Fixed-Interest Stocks, Unlisted Securities. Sport: Italians place a ban on signing of Zico, Jones leads the Army, Preparing for Royal shake-ups, Sports in Brief, Panda joins in confusion, Endling in an old school tie, For The Record Baseball, A battle of the big hitters as Essex reach new milestone, Best shows old flair, Cognac's Gauthier matures early, Lions a toothless force in a cage without a key, Never listen to rumours, Victory '83 given easy path, Solford raises the Northern Dancer banner in Eclipse, Somerset in battle to stop capsizing, Zaheer is the hero, Overnight Ryder, The fox and the wolf provide a final fable for a fine four days, Danzatore retired after finishing last, Roberts in command, Record in 200m freestyle, Grand Prix for Diamond Shoal, Yorkshire mounting serious challenge, McEnroe too good for the good of the final, The good name of the game is Wimbledon, Cowdray recover, Boycott is back in business, Runners and riders for today's four programmes Pontefract, Saturday's Results, Sprinter hobbles to a halt. 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