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The Times - 27/09/1973

1973; Gale Group;

From Peter Jay Economics Editor, By Peter Evans Home Affairs Correspondent, From Michael Knipe, By Ian Morison Financial Correspondent, By Clive Borrell, From Fred Emery, From Peter Strafford, From Our Correspondent, By Paul Routledge Labour Correspondent, From a Correspondent, From a Staff Reporter, From Robert Fisk, By John Roper Medical Reporter, By Tony Aldous Environment Reporter, By Our Environment Reporter, By a Staff Reporter, By Our Agricultural Correspondent, By Our Local Government Correspondent, By Our Labour Correspondent, From Arthur Osman, By Pat Healy Social Services Correspondent, From Ronald Faux, From Stephen Jessel Education Correspondent, By Christopher Warman Local Government Correspondent, By Leonard Amey Agricultural Correspondent, By Michael Baily Transport Correspondent, By George Clark Political Staff, From Our Own Correspondent, By Pearce Wright, Science Correspondent, From Richard Wigg, From Harold Franklin, From Victoria Brittain, By Arthur Reed Air Correspondent, From Eric Marsden, From Anthony Thomas, From our Correspondent, From Patrick Birogan, From Jerry Oppenheimer, Desmond Donnelly, Philip French, David Williams, H.R F. Keating., E. C. Hodgkin, Innis Macbeath, Ion Trewin, Edward Candy, Sheila Black, Katie Stewart, From John Hennessy, By Peter West Rugby Correspondent, By Jim Snow, By Peter Ryde Golf Correspondent., Harold Wilson, Louis Heren, PHS, Ronald Butt, DICK DREW, , W. K. ANGUS, , PHILIP HARVEY, , F. H. STONE, , D. T. WHITE, , TERRY J. PITT, , J. A. BARNES, , SYDNEY BRENNER, , P. W. BRIAN, , D. G. CHAMPERNOWNE, , M. I. FINLEY, , LEONARD FORSTER, , JOHN HOLLOWAY, , KAHN, , NICHOLAS KALDOR, , L. C. KNIGHTS, , EDMUND R. LEACH, , T. H. MARSHALL, , R.R. NEILD, , M. F. PERUTZ, , J. H. PLUMB, , M. M. POSTAN, , W. B. REDDAWAY, , AUSTIN ROBINSON, , JOAN ROBINSON, , PETER STEIN, , BERNARD WILLIAMS, , MICHAEL HARRISON, , D. A. J. SIMPSON, , STEPHAN SCHATTMANN, MILES COPELAND, , P. A. GASKILL, , R. L. HOULT, , S. COHEN, , LOUIS FREEDMAN, , BRIDGET ALLCHIN, ANDREW GOUDIE, , F. A. BISHOP, , M. H. STAGG, , GEORGE SOLT, , BRENDA JEEVES, , J. J. L. HENDERSON, , From John Chartes, Irving Wardle, Richard Maylan, Max Harrison, Stanley Sadie, John Higgins, Stephen Walsh, Alan Coren, By John Plender, By Clifford Webb, By Malcolm Brown, By Hugh Clayton, By Andrew Wilson Mining Correspondent, By Richard Spiegelberg, By Roger Vielvoye, From David Cross, From Sue Masterman, From Our US Economics Correspondent, By Anthony Rowley, HUGH M. PALIN, , J. B. EVANS, , From Frank Vogl, S. R. JAKOBI, , MRS S. MARGOLIS, , DEREK GRATZE, , D. BESSO, , DEREK BRADBEER, , TALYA. E. GOODMAN, , BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Clifford Webb, Roger Vielvoye, Sir Alan Wilson, Joe Roeber, Francis Kinsman, Andrew Wilson, Christopher Wilkins, Peter Waymark, by Eliot Brooks, by John Greenwood, by Simon Scott Plummer, by Koji Nakamura, by Mitsuru Suekawa, by George Murakami, by Atsuko Chiba, by Mark Handleman, by John Allan, by Ian Morison Financial Correspondent, by Leslie Fong, by Alfredo Moutinho des Reis,

News: European foundation set up to coordinate research, Mr Dayan's plan for a Jewish city in Sinai causes one of Israel's biggert controversies, TUC leaves Chrysler settlement for shop floor decision, Local: kings of the economy, Domestic banking Bank of Japan: policy testing time, Brazil: a trend towards new partnerships, Minister warns unions: 'No relaxation', Edwardian grandeur and a sense of history, Arsonist hunt at Heathrow, Costly feed cutting production, NFU says, S Vietnam protests over Ranger base attack, The Times Diary The parallel with the thirties, US-Russia trade hopes suffer serious setback, Flood threat to north Italian town, MP's disclaimer on property firm's actions, French left split over events in Chile, Sir Alec calls for reduction of tensions over security, Afrikaner churchman critic of apartheid is deprived of passport at airport, Pensioners face hardship after rent rises, MP says, A postscript on the system-breakers, Spiro Agnew: Still shooting from the hip, Praise from Mr Nixon, Tito invitation turned down, Inter-city bus may prove a rival to rail, Cost of private school abolition £1,000m-minister, Singapore: playing a part in the Asian dollar market, Government criticized on immigrants' education, Mr Nixon's European visit confirmed by Dr Kissinger, Nine killed in Zululand train collision, Agricultural: backing for the cooperatives, Charity can return stolen land to Greenwich Park, Health inspectors want to speed legal curb on noise, Watergate Speech writer attacks 'character assassins' on Senate committee, Why Rrpublicans concentrated their efforts on stopping Senator Muskie's candidacy, Motoring New effort to improve driving standards, Record 138 fire deaths, 'The Times' to cover England in book series, Door is open to health service complaints, Israelis find report of Kissinger peace plan hard to believe, Government battle against car pollution, Assassination of Peronist Youth leader, TUC to attack the registered unions, United States: a growing bitterness by smaller operators against foreign giants, Overseas banking A careful approach to venturing abroad, Battle lines drawn in Camden planning fight, Swift Atlantic crossing is feather in Concorde cap, Thamesmead rent cut call, Irish church leaders committed to talks, SDLP tactics delaying Ulster executive talks, Australia plans referendum on December 8, Puzzle of alcohol test on dead rail driver, Skylab men in good health after perfect return flight, Thirst kills three in desert car disaster, A sculptor who brings butterflies to life in porcelain, Science report Respiration: Byssinosis and cotton workers, Senate changes mind on force cuts overseas, Race relationis report accuses ministry of ignorance on immigrants' educational needs, Cultural delegation flies in for Chinese exhibition, Setback to cash-starved consumer services, Foreign: a bigger role for the invaders, Britain facing huge increase in alcoholism with prospect of 1m cases by 1980, report says, The marinade parade, Sale of gold and silver coins fetches £112,017, Sixty bodies invited to Coventry inquiry, Fire chiefs want controls on farm straw burning, Trust: a prime source of large-scale loans, Schoolboys hurt in laboratory fire, BMW motor cycles for West Yorks police, October poll called by Premier of Quebec, Bill pledged to increase protection of credit law, AA wins appeal against value-added tax, City banks:heavyweight financing forges strong links, Guerrillas' claim doubted, Gun threat in Maze jail escape attempt, Britain: rush to establish a presence in London, Long-term credit: a policy of neutrality, 10 per cent pay norm in Phase Three with price and profit curb. Sport: Golf Weiskopf tames course and wind with greatest stroke of his life, S Africa accept non-whites on cricket tour, Cycling Gowland misses Berlin six-day event, Rugby Union Solid front row and fine kicking by Hare help Under-23s to victory, Boxing Conteh meets Rolle in title match, Sports in Brief, Cricket Younis and Shepherd for S Africa, Plan for new complex, Racing Dapper to turn tables on Balliol despite weight disadvantage, Football Wales lose their place and good name on night of delinquency, Wales go out of World Cup. News in Brief. Law: Agnew plea for verdict by Congress rebuffed, Seamen cleared of theft, Death inquiry on missing patient, £30,000 offer for death of witness, prosecution says, Brewery pickets defy order to return to work, Markovic death affair is to be reopened, Japanese airline questions crash report, Three Chileans executed by firing squad, Man with guns in car jailed for 12 years, Fine in Zambia citizenship case, Valpreda trial next year, The Agnew Affair Prosecutors told of $15,000 gifts for favours, Yard man describes indentations in notebook. Index. Display Advertising: Fuji Bank, National Panasonic, Abbey National, W. H. Smith, Nissan Motor Co. Ltd., The Trust Bank Of Africa Limited,, Jaguar, Publishing & Distributing Co. Ltd., David & Charles, Hawkes And Company Limited., Multiple Display Advertisements, Bodly Head / H.F.L. (Publishers) Ltd, Royal Dutch Petroleum Company, The Taiyo Kobe Bank, Ltd., Wankie Colliery Company Limited, Richardson-Merrell Inc., Robb Caledon Shipbuilders Ltd., Saitama Bank, Clarke Chapmanjohn Thompson Ltd, Zambia Industrial And Mining Corp. Ltd., Legal & General Assurance Society Limited, Southampton Bonds, Ambassador, Department Of Trade And Industry, Scholfees, Dewar's Fine Scotch Whisky, High & Dry, Bmw, Ansafone, Hume Holdings Ltd, Wimpey Asphalt Limited, Recompension Scheme, Shelter, Dickens Wallchart, Hokkaido Takushoku Bank, Pool Promoters Association, The Institute Of Public Relations, Joseph Stocks & Sons (Holdings) Ltd., Cunard Caribbean, The Kyowa Bank,, British Olivetti Limited,, Drivers Jonas, The Attock Oil Company Ltd., Ferranti Limited, Vernons Pools, The Industrial Bank Of Japan, Ltd., Henry Foster Group, Facit Addo Ltd.,, Salignac, Daiwa Bank, The Leeds Permanent Building Society, Lloyds, Hewlett Packard, H.A.G, Cooper Industries, George Allen & Unwin, Bank Of Tokyo, Imperial Cancer Research Fund, Bachman & Turner, Longman, Burt Boulton Holdings Ltd., The Mitsui Trust, Stock Exchange Exams, Bmw Motorcycle Division, Associated Japanese Bank (International) Limited, Benson & Hedges, Twa, Huddersfield Building Society, Bell & Howell Company, The Shaftesbury Homes And 'Arethusa', The Yasuda, Meelersh & Harding, Tootal Limited, Japan International Bank Limited, Laurence Scott Limited, Harrods. Weather: The Weather. Picture Gallery. Politics and Parliament: Letter recalls 1826 case, Lords call for team of spies' in Brussels to examine EEC plans. Arts and Entertainment: Robin Phillips for Ontario, Radio, Broadcasting, Italy's two bridge titles, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 13,496. Classified Advertising: £150 perpetuates a loved name., Domestic Situations, Educational, Women's Appointments Secretarial, Funeral Arrangements, Entertainments, Services, Business Services, The National Gallery, Appointments Vacant. Reviews: Dimly discernible industrial patterns The Strategy and Structure of British Enterprise, Indian Summer Bbc 2, Crime Sleeping Beauty, The frontier of knowledge The Mind Possessed, The wit and wisdom of the conqueror of Broadway George S. Kaufman, Halle/Loughran Festival Hall, Fiction The Siege of Krishnapur, Nasser and the Egyptian people Nasser, A rare original Victor Feather, TUC, R & D:questions that remain unanswered The Economics of Research and Technology, Turandot Covent Garden, Quick guide, Counter cultures Youthquake, East-West contrasts British FactoryJapanese Factory, Storey returns home to Yorkshire The Farm Royal Court, The Labour Party's first professional Herbert Morrison, Electronic life-style The Computer Survival Handbook, The Stock Exchange celebrating the relief of Mafeldng., Tannaüser Covent Garden, London debuts. Editorials/Leaders: How Would Nationalization Be Paid For?, The Freedom Of Parents, The Reform Of Consumer Credit. Letters to the Editor: Estate agents, More on Gunners, Petworth Park and the bypass route, Sheffield teacher surplus, Postcodes, Labour's plans for public ownership, Rough justice, Waltham Forest planning, NVT closure: company's hopes for the future, Managers, The Grand National, Desert encroachment, Desalination research, Working methods, Lord Rothschild's warning, American telephones, Law on adoption, Detained in Chile, High interest rates and stable money, Drugs and sex offenders. Court and Social: Court Circular. Official Appointments and Notices: Latest appointments, Church news. Deaths. Marriages. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Saturday, Sept 25, 1948 Function of unions. Obituaries: Mr C. d'o Pilkington Jackson, Sir Harold Christle, Mr R. S. Austin, Anna Magnani Formidable Italian film star, Major Christopher Bush. Business and Finance: Mine groups seek shares freeze, Magazines' paper costs up, Eurosyndicat, Commodities Sharp rise in sugar futures, Dismissals dispute at car industry suppliers, Inquiry 'not a snub' for accountancy profession, Europe court hearing on GKN bid next week, Strike stops Michelin's factories in Britain, The Bosch challenge to Lucas in UK market, SEC chief outlines moves to widen controls on foreign investment, 5.7 pc growth in use of energy, Bids and Deals Further rise in Giltspur sewing purchase, Unit trusts linked to cost of living, Forward Levels, Guernsey may curb new office building, UK 'apathy' on orders disappoints Bosch, Shell chief stresses oil states' monetary role, Consumer Credit Reform The Government's plan to protect borrowers, Gulf oil states tighten the screw, Mining Western Mining's Japanese contracts, Business Diary: What's brewing in Carlisle?, Briefly from the Boardroom, Retail food trade split over Phase Three, Associates' deal, Abu Dhabi oil claim 'accepted', Foreign Exchange, Dutch speculators exploit land expropriation plans, Money Market Rates, Fixed Interest and Money Quieter day for gilt-edged, More foreign visitors to Britain, Tokyo curbs prompted by worry over surplus, Europe and Overseas SA Breweries offer £54m for Fed stores, German Federal Bank's reserves, Issues & Loans Richardson-Merrell London listing, CBI leader criticizes Whitehall over profits, NYSE rally may signal end of 'two tier' dealing, NatWest to acquire stakes in two more European bank groups, Company News Encouraging first half for Legal & Gen, Sugar exports proposal, Kodak strike 'may spread', US trade slips into deficit but trend still improving, A competitive edge for Clarke Chapman, Baffled tenants in search of their landlords in Londnon's flat-land, Pensions plan by trade body, Equities Bid stocks active, State aid sought to widen dry dock, EEC monetary union 'being ignored'. Stock Exchange Tables: How the markets moved, The Times Share Indices, Authorized Units, insurance & Offshore Funds, Wall Street, The Times list of latest dividends, Recent Issues, Spot Position of Sterling, London & Regional Market Prices Bovis active on bid talk. Business Appointments: Business appointments FNFC post for Crown Agents director. Property: Investment Property, Flat Sharing, Country Properties. Births.