The Times - 20/01/1975
1975; Gale Group;
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By Robert Parker, By Our Political Staff, From Robert Fisk, By Alan Hamilton Labour Staff, By Michael Hatfield Political Staff, From Richard Wigg, By Stewart Tendler, From John Groser, By a Staff Reporter, From Ronald Faux, From a Staff Reporter, By Martin Huckerby, From Trevor Fishlock, By Pearce Wright Science Correspondent, By Our Education Correspondent, John Chartres, By Our Science Correspondent, By Michael Baily, By Peter Evans Home Affairs Correspondent, By Peter Waymark Motoring Correspondent, From Nicholas Ashford, From Our Own Correspondent, From David Cross, From David Bonavia, By Our Diplomatic Correspondent, From Patrick Brogan, From Michael Knipe, From Bruce Palling, From Paul Martin, From Peter Hazelhurst, From Our Correspondent, From Mario Modian, From Ray Kennedy, From Peter West Rugby Correspondent, By Rex Bellamy Squash Rackets Correspondent, By Geoffrey Green, By Michael Seely, By Sydney Friskin, By Neil Allen Athletics Correspondent, From John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, Gerald Ely, Paul Griffiths, Peter Williams, Stanley Reynolds, Stanley Sadie, Philip Norman, Alan Blyth, Thomas Walker, Iverach McDonald, Lord Lambton, David Spanier Diplomatic Correspondent, PHS, Lord Caradon, Hugh Munro, David Wood, AVEBURY, , C. W. BEALE, , AUBERON WAUGH, , P. C. P. STYLIANIDES, , BURTON OF COVENTRY, GEOFFREY BRERETON, , SHEILA JENNINGS, , W. DAVID, , NICHOLAS LOCOCK, , F. AVERY JONES, , L. WRIGHT, , C. A. PRENDERGAST, , E. S. F. EVANS, , JOHN WALLEY, , MARGARET COLE, , Brian Connell, By Clifford Longley Religious Affairs Correspondent, Leonard Amey, By Our Bridge Correspondent, Mr Harold Rutland writes:, Brigadier P. W. Mead writes:, By Peter Hill, By Our Industrial Staff, By Clifford Webb, By David Blake, By Ronald Kershaw Northern Industrial Correspondent, By Roger Vielvoye, By Malcolm Brown, By Our Financial Staff, By Tim Congdon, By John Carter, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Hugh Stephenson, Rodney Cowton, Paul Routledge Labour Editor, Derek Harris, RC, Andrew Wilson, By John Woodland, Christopher Wilkins,
ResumoNews: Printing dispute again halts 'Daily Mirror', Why Mr Heath should accept Sir Alec's terms for the election of a Tory leader, More rioting in Cyprus feared today, Front-line Arab countries may seek 'Marshall Plan', Argument over Welsh water 'exports' delays £70m dam plan, Dentists plan sanctions over interim pay claim, Scots study health risks of North Sea oil work, British Leyland announce new 107 mph sports car, French plea to save the tunnel is rejected, Calabrian thieves hold saint's statue to ransom, African unity in Rhodesia under strain, Credibility of Vietnam ceasefire commission wears thinner as fighting goes on unrestrained, Israel Foreign Minister in long talk with Mr Wilson, Twenty wounded in gun battle at Orly, Halting the drift back to war in the Middle East, Agriculture Build-up of fodder stocks 'only way to avoid crisis', Hopes of new Ulster ceasefire after secret talks with Provisionals, Call at conference for coloured peoples 'parliament', Mao Tse-tung named as head of forces in new constitution, Mr Bhutto said to have broken election pledge, No confidence in future inside EEC, Mr Shore says, Printers' union suspends action against national newspapers, Councils 'ignore advice on helping homeless', Girl alive after 22 hours on mountain, Nearly 50pc turnout in Ovamboland poll, Mr Stonehouse writes of 'traumatic frustrations', Prices rise faster for poor, report says, Jews are warned of new threats, Sniper fires on Soviet mission in New York, Mr Stonehouse's decision to delay his resignation puts Commons in dilemma, Spanish prelate sees danger in labour unrest, Ramblers launch ploughed paths campaign, British Embassy in Athens guarded by riot police, Mr Shore says EEC link has weakened Britain, London teachers to strike, Manor to be hospital for 'fringe' medicine, MP joins campaign to free 'innocent' man, Researchers discover clues to causes of cot deaths, Mint director arrested in Karlsruhe for forgery, Legislation on closed shop dismays Press Institute, Final round in EEC farm talks starts today, Message from Black Country Tories is 'Mr Heath must go', Company sees tunnel abandonment as a political decision, Ex-FBI officials tell of files on Congressmen, Independent view from Dublin Ulster: An open letter to Mr Powell, Science report Medicine: Protection from hepatitis, The Chunnel is only the tip of an Anglo-French iceberg, Newmarket meeting over stable strike fear, The Times Diary Why women write about underwear, Papuan rebels secede from New Guinea, Regional report Castle looks to a future on the tourist circuit, Japan-Soviet talks founder on claim to islands, Nuclear firm seeks to allay fears on plutonium, A Times Profile A church for the ordinary man, West Europe Lisbon's junta finds church hostile to plan for union reform, Christian unity at the enthronement, Machine gun attacks on two London hotels. Index. Display Advertising: Avon, British Airways, Hutchison International Limited, The Seagram Company Ltd., Norwich Union Insurance, Austin Morris, Bank Base Rates, Ansafone, Ways Of Loving, Halifax, Douglas, Silk Cut, Omar Khayyam. News in Brief. Weather: The Weather. Picture Gallery. Law: Father and his daughter held on kidnap charge, Swiss euthanasia case murder allegation. Sport: Tennis Miss Mappin takes title, Winter sport Leaders forge ahead in World Cup placings, Rugby League Late try gives victory to England, Snow reports from European resorts, Sports in Brief, Cricket Old stakes claim for Test match place, Rugby Union The white-shirted Philanthropists, Motor rallying Italians defy a landslide to take comfortable lead, Squash rackets Hunt snaps out of his nightmare and moves like a dream, Racing Aztec Star may have the edge, Hockey Southgate survive closing scene of high drama, For the record, Golf Miller wins and breaks another record, Cross-country Win leaves Simmons with a nagging pain, Football Leeds give notice that title is not yet lost. Property: Commercial and Industrial Property, Flat Sharing, Industrial and Commercial Property, Shortage of offices forecast. Classified Advertising: Secretarial and General Appointments, Domestic Situations, Secretarial, Funeral Arrangements, Entertainments, Business Services. Reviews: Night Is the Time for Killing Atv, Rinaldo Queen Elizabeth Hall, London Mozart Players Queen Elizabeth Hall, Consort of Musicke Purcell Room, Gadabout diplomat The Siren Years Undiplomatic Diaries 1937-1945, Monday Book Scottish scoop SNO/Penderecki Usher Hall, Edinburgh, Doobie Brothers Rainbow, New company for Open Space Theatre, Penderecki concert at Academy, Three-act mystery Anastasia Covent Garden. Arts and Entertainment: Max Wall comes West, Radio, US bridge pair win a close contest, Broadcasting, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 13,896. Editorials/Leaders: Behind the leadership struggle, Iraq And Its Neighbours, Paying For The Bbc. Letters to the Editor: Pensioners living abroad, Pedestrian precinct, Katyn memorial, Loss of savings for retirement, Offices for societies, Effect of taxation on forestry, Cypriot refugees, Defining the EEC's basic aims, Doctors and the NHS, The anger of the middle class. Court and Social: Court Circular. Official Appointments and Notices: Appointments in the Forces, Church news Bishop to retire, University news, Lord Wallace of Coslany, Lord Briginshaw. Deaths. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Thursday, January 19, 1950 Crocodile war. Marriages. Politics and Parliament: Parliamentary notices. Obituaries: General Rojas Pinilla 'Savage' dictator of Colombia, Mr Kenneth A. Wright, Major-General H. J. Parham. Stock Exchange Tables: Unit Trust Prices-change on the week, Stock Exchange Prices Capitalization & week's change, Weekly list of fixed interest stocks, Falling interest rates a tonic for demand. Business and Finance: Upsurge in bookings for package holidays, Fracture in sugar supply line, Market research errors cited, Pay deals lag in private sector, Commodities Depressing UK metal consumption returns, Jobs warning on eve of Cowley strike vote, The need to establish world standards of safety for processing of asbestos, Mining Tougher time for platinum, Silence on shoe curbs plea, Crash courses in another tongue, Actuaries will debate ministry valuation rules, A matter of moving Left or Right in the AUEW, Philips sales contrast, Lending rate 11¼ pc, Government may set up overseas trade council, BSC studies possibility of stockpiling some steel, Shell to buy oil direct from Kuwait, Foreign groups invested $2,200m on US facilities, R & C Australia climbs 15 pc, Occidental counts cost of halting development of Claymore oilfield, Gilts: the case for caution, Demand for Benn inquiry expected over typewriter plant closures, Waterways board contests BACAT charges at Hull, Caterpillar ends lower despite a late rally, Central bank governors to work out procedure for recycling petrodollars, Ghia to be made at Dagenham, Shareholders to vote on new deal for Pelmadulla Hldgs, Eurobond prices (yields and premiums), Results this week, The Times Share Indices, Money Supply Growth of money supply in December shows little change from summer and autumn trend, Training to bring a new dimension in relationships, Clamps on commodity speculation, Learning lessons from the Tunnel, Business Diary in Europe: · Mission to Moscow, Freight report Traditional charterers switch roles. Business Appointments: Business appointments Trust Houses joint chief executive. Births.
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