The Times - 12/10/1976
1976; Gale Group;
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By Hugh Noyes Parliamentary Correspondent, By Malcolm Brown Business News Staff, By Our Economics Staff, By Our Diplomatic Correspondent, By David Wood Political Editor, From Michael Knipe, By Our Foreign Staff, From Our Own Correspondent, By Our Business News Staff, By Penny Symon, From Robert Parker, From Christopher Walker, By Michael Horsnell, By John Young Planning Reporter, By Christopher Werman Local Government Correspondent, By Our Political Staff, By Peter Hennessy, By George Clark Political Correspondent, By Tim Devlin Education Correspondent, By Our Education Correspondent, By John Groser Consumer Affairs Correspondent, By Our Science Editor, By a Staff Reporter, From Our Correspondent, By John Chartres, By Hugh Clayton Agricultural Correspondent, By Our Agricultural Correspondent, From David Cross, From Dan van der Vat, By Kenneth Gosling, From Charles Hargrove, From Our Parliamentary Staff, From Richard Wigg, From Peter Strafford, From Nicholas Ashford, From David Bonavia, From Fred Emery, From David Watts, By Our Foreign Staff., By Peter West Rugby Correspondent, By Rex Bellamy Squash Rackets Correspondent, By Neil Allen Boxing Correspondent, By Michael Phillips Racing Correspondent, By Michael Phillips, By Pamela Macgregor-Morris, Paul Overy, Paul Griffiths, Thomas Walker, Alan Coren, Irving Wardle, Edward Mortimer, PHS, Robert Skidelsky, Bernard Levin, JOHN SWALLOW, , JOHN WILLIAMS-WYNNE, , NICHOLAS KALDOR., FRED HIRSCH., ROGER MOATE, , PAUL LAXTON., EDWARD HUDSON, , GOODMAN, , ANNAN DICKSON, , LAURIE SAPPER., RODNEY NEEDHAM., IAN R. CHRISTIE., B. H. FLOWERS, , H. G. LILLICRAP, , KENNETH FURNESS., SALLY TARRANT-WILLIS., Sheila Black, By Huon Mallalieu, By Neville Hodgkinson, From a Correspondent, By Tim Congdon, By Melvyn Westlake, By Wallace Jackson Commodities Editor, By Ronald Emler, From Michael Hornsby, By Malcolm Brown, By Our Financial Staff, Christopher Wilkins, By Edward Townsend, By R. W. Shakespeare Northern Industrial Correspondent, Kenneth Owen, By Michael Baily, By Our Transport Correspondent, B. A. COLE, , J. G. ORR, , C. J. B. MARTIN, , C. M. D PETERS., H. MILLAR, , V. ROYAN., BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Piero Valsecchi AP-Dow Jones, Ronald Faux, Eric Wigham, Peter Norman, John Brennan, By Ashley Druker, By Antony Rowley,
ResumoNews: Ulster protest disrupts women's lunch, Mint men made their own coins, Nuclear reactor closed down because of leak, £250,000 to plug leaks in a housing estate, Bomber's death natural, inquest finds, Decision on expansion of Windscale postponed, The Times Diary Weighed down with money, Multiple sclerosis research given priority, Soldier jailed for assault at football match, Nuclear power: Isotope separation, Go-slows follow end of strike in Buenos Aires, Local election results may resurrect Belgian language issue, Coins throw new light on Vindolanda date, Turkish Government fails to keep special courts, Jury told that police discovery of explosives thwarted plan to blow up the Queen Elizabeth 2, Direct control of councils feared, Fault warning in British lamp bulbs, Auditor overrules protest at number plate purchase, French trace all contacts of horse killed by rabies, Police move to combat muggings in London, New claims of 'exaggeration' during drought, Union calls for state ownership of all farmland, Tentative peace in Lebanon, Labour lives untroubled on shoestring majority, Cabora Bassa dam project is now respectable in black African eyes, MP will press for separate devolution Bills, Daughter killed 'to save the nation', QC says, Sincerity of Giscard book wins praise from friends and critics, Colour TV sets outnumber black-and-white, 'Temporary' house still home after eight years, Parents' role in what pupils are taught, 13-vote majority as Mr Healey says incomes may fall again, Ford blunder makes the going easy for Mr Carter among the minority ethnic groups of Chicago, Canberra accepts Jakarta takeover of East Timor, Credit squeeze 'may last only weeks', Cabinet Office passes Sir Harold's book, German porcelain figures experience price revival in a sale totalling £111,007, The practical case for a political settlement in the Middle East, Suspicious Sikh father killed his daughter, Dispute over local control of education grows, Indians still poorest citizens of America, Jury convicts IRA driver over explosion, BOC ending executives' furniture perquisites, Why Government ignored the Katyn ceremony, Warning to smokers not to expect safe cigarettes, Labour policy and socialist hopes: the clash that keeps Britain divided, Shopping Christmas shopping by mail order, Tameside test talks start today, Interest to be increased on national savings, Pound undervalued, Herr Schmidt says, How Jamaica press censors itself, Australia names its new envoy in London, Iraq denies link with shooting of Kurdish envoy, Transkei arrest of black actors, Rumbling on left shakes Callaghan-Healey effort, Asian girls run away from arranged marriages, Sussex team wins autumn bridge congress, Angry Seveso evacuees reoccupy their homes, Illness cuts Soames engagements for week, France to tighten atom sales controls, Attacks on two Syrian embassies could hold up Lebanon peace, Communist gains forecast in Finnish elections, Britons clash in Strasbourg Parliament, Chinese urged to love their army, 137 MPs agree to receive reduced salary, Stonehenge: The latter-day Druids, Foreign Legion recruits leave Corsica, All Rhodesian factions seem ready for talks, Governor resigns in clash with school head on mathematics, Trade union for midwives, Mr Mason defends Army after accidents in Ulster, Maltese judges changed after election ruling, Man killed his stepson after release from care, US authorizes new sophisticated weapons for Israel, Spanish socialists agree in principle to unite, Tinned-food men complain of EEC plan, Kuwait hardens press law, Sentence today on four London pub bombers. Index. Display Advertising: Dewar's, Alexander Howden Insurance Brokers Limited, Sotheby's, Laing, perrier, HINE connoisseurs' cognac, Holborn Law Tutors, Whitbread & Co. Ltd., Hill Samuel & Co. Limited, Hampton & Sons, Multiple Display Advertisements, Mnb, National Library For The Blind, Common Law Reports Ltd, Stylo Shoes Limited, Gieves & Hawkes Ltd. News in Brief. Weather: The Weather. Politics and Parliament: Assurance on control of state aircraft industry House of Lords, Relative stability in state industry prices, Britain in a long march but on the wrong road-Mrs Thatcher, Beggars cannot be choosers-Sir G. Howe, Voluntary gesture on limiting profits sought from firms House of Commons, Economic indicators are pointing in right direction, Chancellor sees no other alternative to course being pursued by Government. Picture Gallery. Classified Advertising: Contracts And Tenders, Cinemas, Domestic Situations, Secretarial and Non-secretarial Appointments, Personal Columns, Legal appointments, Secretarial, Business to Business market, Entertainments. Property: Flat Sharing, Salerooms and Antiques. Sport: Royle's aerial power worries Finland, Argentina do not intend to repeat their mistake, Pleading the case of Dunn versus Bugner, Conteh may meet Foster in London soon, Americans on the road to independence, Sports in Brief, Stracey hopes to punch his way back to the top, Crowd scenes inquiry backed by Villa, Yesterday's results, Today's fixtures, Bookmakers out of harmony over classic potential of The Minstrel, Hunt could draw level with Lauda today, Status needs simplifying before 1980 Games, Coombes gets chance in place of Lampkowski in under-23 team, Mrs Barrow steals scene, Miss Mottram's dramatic change of form, Briton seeks to ban Canada and Africans, New Zealand saved by fifth-wicket stand, Irish emphasize attack for tie with Dutch, Murdoch home three years behind schedule, Plenty of interest in sales at Newmarket, Tasmanian brings change of fortune. Reviews: The indigenous Americans, Festival Chorus and Orchestra/Del Mar Leeds Festival, London Schools' SO/ Rattle Festival Hall, The Frontiers of Farce Old Vic, Musica Reservata Queen Elizabeth Hall, Knitting Fashion BBC 2. Law: Parish registers, When a man works partly outside Great Britain Wilson V Maynard Shipbuilding Consultants AB, Law Society Part I qualifying examination results, Trustee in bankruptcy forces sale of matrimonial home In re Bailey (a bankrupt). Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Thursday, Oct 11, 1951 Winter on railways, Will Mrs Gandhi's press gag finally strangle democracy?. Editorials/Leaders: A Crime With Racial Overtones, Africa At Geneva. Letters to the Editor: Orienteering conduct, The young unemployed, Britain's misty view of the EEC, Need to restrict own-label uses, For the conduct of academic hostilities, Economic crisis: causes and remedies, Slow post, Cable and Wireless, Law on mercy killing, Workers who reject union power on pensions, Proper association for engineers, Forest landscaping, Overlooking some pertinent facts on television rental charges and profits, Proposed Christ film, Nuclear power Report, Combined heat and power systems. Court and Social: Court Circular. Births. Deaths. Marriages. Official Appointments and Notices: University news Oxford, Latest appointments, Northern Ireland service awards, Church news Appointments:. Obituaries: Mr William Avenell, Frau Lu Saüberlich German stage and film actress, Obituary, Mr Archibald Manuel, Miss Connee Boswell. Stock Exchange Tables: The Times Share Indices, Still sliding but selling weaker, Forward Levels, Wall Street, Eurobond prices (midday indicators), Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, Recent Issues, Foreign Exchange, Euro Bourses How they slipped from spring peak, Commodities, UK metal stocks, Prices close at the bottom, Spot Position of Sterling, Wall Street at lowest level since January, Italian state concerns propping up the Milan stock market. Business and Finance: El Oro Mining & Exploration Company Limited Interim Statement, Discount market, Britain set to win EEC's big computer contract, Accountants' body backs call for company disclosures, Parker Knoll set fair for expansion, A crucial week for gilts, Latest dividends, A Howden puts together its London broking, Retailers may fight petrol rise, Steelmakers fear recession may continue into 1977, Cie Bancaire, Copper heads general decline in metal prices, VFW-Fokker's struggle to be a transnational company, 3 per cent Treasury Stock, 1982 Issue Of £400,000,000 At £70.00 Per Cent, Higher grants for assisted areas to create service industry jobs, Warning on 'wasteful' transport spending, NH cutback hits Downs Surgical in UK sector, EEC steel groups near crisis level, Credit Commercial De France, Bank Base Rates, Surge in costs of fuel and raw materials sets up new inflationary pressure, Brighter Bryant ends year with 53pc rise, NEDC hears call to save builders, Work restarts at Ford plant, Early start on £5m Toyota base, Lesney Products & Co. Limited, 15½ per cent Treasury Loan, 1998 Issue Of £600,000,000 At £96.00 Per Cent, The Exploration Company Limited Interim Statement, North Sea oil groups pause for breath, No dividend as Ldn & European changes tack, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co Limited, SWS inquiry still going on, Briefly, ABS launches Impact and Simple as aids for small businesses Computer news, Rental gloom in City offices survey, £10m Euroloans for BSC, Money Market Rates, Bridging the gap to Brussels, Lockwoods new record on crest of a heatwave, How the markets moved, A fraction costs UK banks a lot of prestige, Gold, Rhodesian business prepares for a difficult readjustment, Delay sought on deadline over routes for lorries, Costain wins $20m contract for USAF, Conference on property services, Borrowing reached £900m last month, 'Green ledger' secret of missing £600,000, Glaxo profits up by 80pc, Business Diary: Orchestra and beginners, Tax and HP fears cause sharp increase in consumer spending. Business Appointments: Mr A Day joins Holt Lloyd International. Arts and Entertainment: Broadcasting, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 14,430.
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