The Times - 29/11/1977
1977; Gale Group;
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From Frederick Cleary, From Moshe Brilliant, By Henry Stanhope Defence Correspondent, By Our Political Staff, By Robert Parker, By George Clark Political Correspondent, By Donald Macintyre Labour Reporter, By Christopher Thomas Labour Reporter, By Arthur Reed Air Correspondent, By a Staff Reporter, By Martin Huckerby Music Reporter, By David Nicholson-Lord, By Our Political Editor, By Our Labour Reporter, By Diana Geddes Education Correspondent, By Our Local Government Correspondent, By Penny Symon, By Philip Howard, From Our Correspondent, By Pat Healy Social Services Correspondent, By Kenneth Gosling, Arthur Osman Leicester, By Our Social Services Correspondent, From Peter Nichols, From Our Own Correspondent, From Charles Hargrove, From Patricia Clough, From Michael Hornsby, From Nicholas Ashford, By Our Foreign Staff, From Peter Hazelhurst, From Patrick Brogan, From Michael Leapman, From Richard Wigg, Gerald Russell, Nicholas Stacey, Sheridan Morley, Paul Overy, Joan Chissell, Thomas Walker, By Our Arts Reporter, Judith Cruickshank, House of Commons, By Norman Fox Football Correspondent, By Rex Bellamy Squash Rackets Correspondent, By Peter West Rugby Correspondent, By John Karter, By Peter Ryde Golf Correspondent, By Our Real Tennis Correspondent, Christopher Walker, Philip Howard, PHS, Bernard Levin, FRANK ZIEGLER, , R. B. WILLIAMS., CHERRY LAVELL, , SHELFORD BIDWELL, , A. P. GALEA, , J. SHEFFIELD., G. M. NEIL, , E. PRESMAN, , ANDREW FAULDS, , M. W. THRING, , MARTIN ENNALS., ION RATIU., JOHN PHILLIMORE, , R. A. STORRING, , FRANK CARR, , BERNARD DENVIR, , By Martin Huckerby Theatre Reporter, By Our Astronomical Correspondent, By Geralidne Norman Sale Room Correspondent, By Ronald Pullen Banking Correspondent, By Richard Allen, By Maurice Corina, By Derek Harris Commercial Editor, By Caroline Atkinson, By Our Industrial Correspondent, By Roger Vielvove, By Our Energy Correspondent, From John Earle, Peter Hill, By Clifford Webb, By Michael Baily, By Peter Hill Industrial Correspondent, By Bryan Appleyard, By Roger Vielvaye, GILBERT BAKER, A. E. B. PRESLAND., E. MACK, , F. G. HANROTT., BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Peter Waymark Motoring Correspondent, Clive Schmitthoff, Armin Loewe, Kenneth Owen, From Peter Norman., By Alison Mitchell, By Tony May, By Victor Felstead, By Ashley Druker, by Pamela Vandyke Price, by Colin Price Beech, by Tom Olsen, by David Peppercorn, by Jan Read, Jan Read, by Joyce Rackham, by Edward Hale, by John Groser, by Iain Crawford, by Geoffrey Weston,
ResumoNews: Japanese Premier appoints new Cabinet in move to avert crisis over huge trade surplus, Love and hate on Concorde protest phone, Callaghan balm for Liberal party's wounds, Thatcher visit to Belgrade, Young offenders need education, not the 'glasshouse', Mr Carter to begin foreign tour next month, Inner cities 'damaged by development of new towns', Debrett's stumbles in quest for Carter roots, Europa Why London dominates the art markets, Name game aim to halt legal campaign, Beer drinkers who have a way with the grape, Polish Communist Party leader in Rome for visit which will include talk with Pope, Patrol boat sails to stop refugee ship, Italy's strict law of viticulture confers benefits, Paris denies Croissant jail beating, Whisky blends the blest with experience, Good value from Germany, Racial discrimination on mortgages alleged, Shakespeare players plan longer Newcastle season, Britain keeps liking for sherry and port, Overworked BAOR asks for extra 2,500 men, Duchess opens fair: The Duchess of Kent,, Anxiety over imported TV programmes, Pleas by two struck-off doctors fail, Prince asked for view on case of attempted rape, Mr Karamanlis names his new Cabinet, Students protest at Bonn law limiting study years, Political action should be included in school courses, report urges, Socialist beats Gaullist in by-election, Israel names delegates to Cairo talks, Mission to heal rift in Arab world, Navarra divided on Basque issue, Good breeding season for peregrines, 'Tell parents more about schools' plea, Firemen's leaders see Prime Minister today, France kills EEC beef prices plan, Science report Biology: Surprising discovery on genes, 1,200 guerrillas killed in Mozambique raids, Rhodesia claims, Civil Service unions launch 'week of action', Right for the ice age, Cyclone politics: As casualties in the, Mr Callaghan resists Labour pressure to withdraw EEC poll Bill, More areas get work schemes for offenders, Green in years but not in character, Bomb scene police manhandled, Champagne sales soar again, Ethiopia ready to go over to attack at Harer, Grunwick strikers are near the bitter end, Half of elms in some areas killed by disease, Sports action line opened to help youth, Eye, nose and palate detect 'le vrai' armagnac, Professor's evidence on causes of Biko death, Council backs £1-a-house idea for double-glazing, Social Focus Why should psychiatrists take the blame?, Cognac tasters keep it in the family, Regional report County celebrates European links, Herr Kohl strengthens his position, India tightens up security to fight sabotage, Next from the pen of Mr Heath, a book on politics?, Acquiring a new regard for Spanish quality, Patients led to safety during hospital blaze, Test case on rights of ex-patients, Free drink banned on airlines, The Times Diary/, Seat allocation holds up experiment in worker-participation, Dismissal of non-union man was unfair, Mixing for years but still unshaken, Nine end dispute over aid to poorest nations, Boy who went on cruise has typhoid, France: buy now or regret later, Ferment in academic think tanks, Work starts on £1m Irish Centre extension, How organized crime buys arms and pays 'social security' to Ulster gunmen, Sir Rupert Mackeson 'not being sheltered', Covent Garden chorus pay dispute settled, Accusation over Underground dust, Wines & Spirits High streets ahead on choice and quality. Index. Picture Gallery. News in Brief. Display Advertising: Lloyds Bank Interest Rates, Sportsluke, Codorniu, Ici, Garrard, Boulton, Multiple Display Advertisements, Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin, Air France, Brady Industries Limited, Faber & Faber, B T R, National Westminster Bank, Sotheby's, Freepost, Fenner, Port, Coutts & Co, Bank Base Rates, The Times Reader Services Directory, The Times, Say Dao, Hapsburg, Harveys, Indian Cyclone Disaster, Orient, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co. Limited, Dana, Kriter, Touch, Morgan Guaranty, British Heritage, Achata Clauss, Rhp, Wines, Croft, Notice Of Redemption, Stothert & Pitt Limited. Law: Lord Rosslyn left suicide note, coroner told, Court move against union fails, Mayfair casino plan runs up against a snag, Disablement grants 'covers electric aids', Court of Appeal Battered women protected Davis v Johnson, David Frost does not owe tax on £174,000 judge says, Community job for men who had knives, Jail for youth leader, Gang get £10,000 in Dublin raid, Lawyers' warning on Soviet trials, Court upholds right of unmarried woman to evict her partner, Shoe challenge to court, Life jail for murder of cripple. Weather: The Weather. Property: Rentals, Salerooms and Antiques. Classified Advertising: -Stepping Stones-Non-Secretarial-Secretarial-Temporary & Part Time Vacancies-, Theatres, Domestic And Catering Situations, Funeral Arrangements, Legal Notices, Christmas Gift Guide, Entertainments. Arts and Entertainment: Radio, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 14,771, Record price paid for Meissen birds, I Love My Wife, Broadcasting, Bridge triumph for London pair at Torquay, Violinist wants to stay in West, Korchnoi and Spassky draw fourth game, Orange Festival operas. Reviews: Park Lane Music Players/Rudolf Schwarz Queen Elizabeth Hall, Leonardo as anatomist, Schubert with a perfect touch Clifford Curzon Festival Hall, Polly Adams into country wife, A Good Night's Sleep At Adelphi, British flavour to Hongkong arts festival. Politics and Parliament: Contempt of court in retrial cases, Minister gives assurance that BSC investment will not be stopped but next year's level still to be fixed, Britain ready to take unilateral action to conserve fish stocks, Criminal libel charges against journalists, All UK airlines should buy British wherever possible, Savings lost on worthless property in Spain, Fresh efforts wanted to improve handling of EEC legislation, Speaker's ruling on debate about sheriff, Leyland's fall in share of market 'serious ', Preliminary talks on next year's EEC farm prices. Sport: Boxing Owen may pose problems, Cricket Board to discuss new indoor event, Racing Weighty arguments do not devalue Royal Exchange, Real tennis Lovell recovers in amazing fashion to win, Tennis Mrs Cawley wins another singles title, Sports in Brief, Football Yorath sees the danger but will not turn back, Rugby Union Cambridge leave out unlucky Greig, Snooker Third seed surprised by outsider, Squash rackets Alauddin's gossamer web has Leslie spinning, Yachting Traite de Rome is still the race leader, Olympic Games Sweden hope to host 1984 winter event, Golf Cambridge take bearings from captain on revival course. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Friday, November 28, 1952 Slansky death sentence, The priest who should make us think again about Yugoslavia, The night sky in December. Editorials/Leaders: Mr Fukuda Breaks The Macmillan Record, Two Oxen Condemned To One Yoke, Sometimes One Has To Win. Letters to the Editor: Discontent in the services over pay, Saving historic ships, Romania's Jews, Questioning the preacher, The best links between university and industry, World living standards, South African doctors, The Palestinian issue, Report on Argentina, Case for a free currency, EEC's 'bullying tactics' over textiles show total disregard for Hongkong, Mapping buried history, Commercial potential of canals, Refurbishing the SS image, Engineering designers. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Official Appointments and Notices: Inner Temple, University news, Latest appointments. Deaths. Obituaries: Miss Winifred Coate, Professor W. H. McMenemy Neuropathology and medical history, Dr Maurice Ingram, Richard Carlson, Senator John McClellan, Dr Lionel Rosen. Business and Finance: Chinese trade mission arrives in London, Reduced borrowings help Matthew Brown, US trade deficit at record $3,100m, Rivals unite for $5,000m Nigeria gas plant deal, Russian cars head for a mini revolution, UK metal stocks, Resistance by shopfloor undermines foundry aid, Steel union chiefs in crisis talks with Mr Varley today, Transport and distribution misuse costing exporters £1,000m a year, Approaches for G Dew and Reed & Smith, Kuhn Loeb in American banking merger, Montedison No 2 goes after clash, Computer news Datasolve installs first Amdahl in Britain, International Despite four years of recession Thyssen plans a dividend, Big pension funds are 'unaware of their power', City panel reprimands NatWest ex-employee, Banana group denies EEC trade abuses, Magnus field costs could total £1,000m, Platinum price up, Eurosterling issue by Fisons, Crown Agents report for MPs on Thursday, Iran backs 2-year Opec price freeze, Now Trust & Agency being wooed, Implications of the Hattersley review, Hattersley priorities for review of competition, Business Diary: Written in water? · Animal crackers, Commodities Mexico limits export of cocoa beans, NatWest steps up international factoring stake, Fenner tops £8m but growth rate now likely to slow, Discount Market, Keyser sues Stern group chief for £1.5m, RTZ's uranium maze, Peace call by stewards at Tyne yard, Marshalls ahead thanks to concrete, Briefly Chamberlain Phipps goes 48pc ahead, AGR favoured by new Energy Commission, Big banks divided over size of increase in base lending rates, Agents caught in the web of an EEC directive. Stock Exchange Tables: How the markets moved, The Times Share Indices, Stock markets No impetus at start of account, Eurobond prices (mid-day indicators), Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, Recent Issues, Foreign Exchange, Stock Exchange Prices Takeover stocks feature, Wall Street. Business Appointments: Business appointments Board changes at British Printing Corporation. Births.
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