The Times - 15/04/1981
1981; Gale Group;
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From Michael Leapman, From Michael Horsnell, By Kenneth Owen Technology Editor, By Nicholas Timmins and David Nicholson-Lord, By Donald Macintyre Labour Reporter, By David Felton and Richard Allan, By Our Labour Reporter, By John Young, By George Clark Political Correspondent, By Christopher Warman Local Government Correspondent, By Hugh Clayton Agricultural Correspondent, By Hugh Noyes Parliamentary Correspondent, By Marcel Berlins Legal Correspondent, By Paul Routledge Labour Editor, By Our Social Services Correspondent, By Fred Emery Political Editor, By Michael Horsnell, By Peter Evans Home Affairs Correspondent, By Richard Ford, From Christopher Thomas, By a Staff Reporter, By Peter Hennessy, By Our Philatelic Correspondent, From Arthur Osman, By John Young Planning Reporter, By Pat Healy and Christopher Warman, By Diana Geddes Education Correspondent, By Robin Young, By David Spanier Diplomatic Correspondent, From John Best, From Ian Murray, From Tewfik Mishlawi, From Our Correspondent, From Harry Debelius, From Jeremy Taylor, From Charles Hargrove, By Michael Leapman and Our Foreign Staff, By Pearce Wright Science Editor, From Denis Taylor, From Patricia Clough, From David Cross, From Peter Hazelhurst, By Norman Fox Football Correspondent, From John Wilcockson, By Joyce Whitehead, By Sydney Friskin, Gordon Allan, By John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, By Iain Mackenzie, By Michael Phillips Racing Correspondent, From A Special Correspondent, By Pamela Macgregor-Morris, John Percival, Paul Griffiths, Stephen Pettitt, Susan Bradshaw, Sheridan Morley, Irving Wardle, Ned Chaillet, Michael Church, Sasthi Brata, an Indian journalist, , Alan Hamilton, Bernard Levin, Michael Knipe, GERALD McDONALD, , JOHN DENISON, , RALPH INSTONE, , HARRY GREENWAY, , GORDON MARSDEN, , ANTHONY J. PETTITT, , MALCOLM CROSS, , ANDREW ACLAND, , A. TISSIER, , HUGH WEEKS, , ROBERT HOLMES, , F. T. DOIDGE, , DAVID TRIMBLE, , C. M. S. WHITELAW, , ANN WARD, , R. J. SMETHWICK, , VERNON D. SHERGOLD, , JOHN RABSON, , By Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, By the Staff of Nature, By Martin Huckerby Music Reporter, By Our Horticulture Correspondent, By Bill Johnstone, By David Felton, , By Paul Routledge, Peter Hill, By Rosemary Unsworth and Catherine Gunn, By Clifford Webb Midlands Industrial Correspondent, By Andrew Goodrick-Clarke Financial Editor, By Peter Wainwright, By Our Industrial Editor, By Melvyn Westlake, JOHN I. CLARK, , S. BLANCHE, , DENNIS FISHER, , ROGER POPE, , MICHAEL LEVI, , D. HAMMOND, , B. B. WYKES, , E. BASSETT, , BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, David Hewson, Adrienne Glecson, Patrick Knight, By Peter Wilson-Smith, By Our Financial Staff, By Ronald Pullen, By Peter Wilson Smith, By Catherine Gunn, Baron Phillips,
ResumoNews: Print unions cool on 'Observer', Strike fails to stop payouts, Bank strike support 'growing', 'Le Monde' distrust of new editor grows, Condition of hunger-strike MP is nearing the critical stage, Mr Reagan praises brave adventure, Benefactor paying debts, Development and renewal plans collapse as the cash dries up, How they landed Columbia with a wriggle at 16,500 mph, Heathrow passengers delayed by action, Labour plan widens immigration net, Stars will be 50 times clearer, Scarman pledge to investigate underlying causes of riots, Sale of Australia states stamps makes £452,133, Arabs wreck French plan for Lebanon, Television mastery of M Giscard upsets his rivals, Mr Arafat seeks tighter grip on PLO, Minister mediates in milk price dispute, The voyage of Columbia Success-despite lost tiles, broken tape and stale sandwiches, Sea disaster threatens US-Japan ties, Liberals' alliance deferment 'serious', Civil servants' strike hits Forces, tax offices and customs, Value-for-money study into Civil Service, Man in the News New Trinidad leader must move quickly, Mrs Ditta is joined by her children, Dr Crocker, and the safari that has Africa divided, Brixton riots the result of shifting funds out of cities, Liberals say, West Germans support Haig approach, Suspended doctor to resume work, When it's No, Minister! How the battle is fought out behind closed doors, Hattersley attack on 'inadequate basis' of inquiry into riots, Science report Behaviour: Firefly arms race, Concorde cast in the Frankenstein image, Coin Street deal agreed as the inquiry is deferred, Daffodils and camellias dominate RHS spring show, Three killed by Basque terrorists, Back to Earth with a perfect landing, London Diary, Threat to trains next week, Gunmen kill jail official in Italy, The fugitive detective and his secret trips to Britain, Russians relent and allow Hess son's visit, Election Results Parti Québécois win fuels Canadian constitutional debate, Ministry defends Forces bar on homosexuals, West ready to try again on Namibia, Demand for new curbs on farming, Blindfolded and scared in a Brixton bomb factory, Labour pledge to abolish sale of state forests, Job opportunities for young have almost disappeared, Soviet forces assured on the reliability of Poland's troops, Mr Reagan intensifies lobbying of economic proposals, Passports are needed at airports in spite of Magna Carta, Bomb scars are badges of honour to Afghans, Miami takes steps to help British tourists, EXIT member accused of murder 'developed suicide kit of drugs and plastic bags'. Law: Wembley ban 'illegal', Detective in 'morass of corruption' is jailed, London trial for man accused of 13 murders, Criminal 'gave police their best break in crime war', Action by councillors adjourned, White social worker on bomb charge, Wrong to adjourn Regina v Bremner, Court of Appeal No attendance allowance for cooking Regina v National Insurance Commissioner, Ex parte Secretary of State for Social Services, When rules on company bribes can come into play Amalgamated Industrials Ltd and Others v Johnson & Firth Brown Ltd, House of Lords Protection of Rent Acts for tenant of penthouse Regalian Securities Ltd v Ramsden, The Beast suffers a temporary blow. Index. Display Advertising: Bell's, Rea Brothers Limited, Abbey National, Volvo, Bambers Stores Limited, McLand Russel & Co., Limited, John I. Jacobs & Company Limited, Garrard & Co, Ltd., Eaton Corporation, Bank Base Rates, Refuge Assurance Company Limited, Croda International Ltd., Artoc Bank And Trust Limited, The Rmc Group, The Associated Biscuit Manufacturers Limited, The Charities Official Investment Fund, Savoy, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co. Limited, Austin Reed, European Law Centre Ltd,, Minolta, War On Want, Best Seller. Politics and Parliament: Sufficient powers on drink and driving, Scope for inquiry into anything connected with Brixton riots, Try a wheelchair, disabled peer says, Transport of animals for slaughter House of Lords, Powers for selling BR subsidiaries, Thatcher caution on private cash for BR, Transport Bill proposal for road humps to cut speed and improve safety, End of deterrent would be gamble with peace House of Commons, New points system for driving offences, Bill would keep prostitutes out of prison, Sleeping policemen unfasten seat belts, Government will not allow defence to be harmed by strike, Thirty times more dangerous to ride motor cycle. Picture Gallery. Weather: The Weather. News in Brief. Classified Advertising: Entertainments Guide, Secretarial and Non-secretarial Appointments, -Managerial-Administrative-Secretarial-Personal Assistants-, Announcements, Services, Appointments Vacant. Property: Flat Sharing, Residential Property Attractions of homes near water, Country Properties, Residential property. Sport: Cycling Klasa breaks for home, Patterns of perfection from tartan strollers, Golf, Boxing Clash of dates for English, Football Gates gives Ipswich new life with the shot of the season, Snooker Reardon and Spencer recall past rivalries, Cricket Rain comes to England's aid after Gower and Willey ride their luck, Equestrianism Havil Pennant surprises at Stoneleigh, Sports in Brief, Tennis Borg defeated for third time in a row, Hockey Holders remain unbeaten, Table tennis South Korea meet their match in Douglas, Racing Shasavaan can justify stable confidence in Free Handicap, Rugby Union Schoolboys and old rivals gain the right result. Reviews: A Song to Sing, O Savoy, Tilford Bach Choir Queen Elizabeth Hall, Tanz-Forum Sadler's Wells, Book review Modern Music the avant garde since 1945, Petit's team on their mettle in a balletic cold war L'Arlesienne Theatre du Chatelet, Paris, High Office Granada Television, Welsh National Opera facing financial crisis, CBSO/Schmid Festival Hall, Promising start slides to unfair exposure Measure for Measure Lyttelton, Stuart Burge's loyalty to the Royal Court. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Monday, April 16, 1956, The tortured comrades on the 'British miners' conscience. Editorials/Leaders: Able To Stand, Unable To Sit, Carry On Concorde, Anyone For Outer Space?. Letters to the Editor: Poetic licence?, Role of accountants in industry, ICL origins, What price Lesbia?, Brixton riots: police burden in atmosphere of mistrust, Tax cheques astray, The issue at Coin Steet, Freedom and the right to work, Monetarism's critics, Wishful thinking, Royal wedding day cost, Energy from local power plants, Registry of Business Names, Veronica Rostropovich, IRA terrorist as MP, Value for money from British Telecom. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Births. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No 15,501, Television, Regional Tv, Radio, Personal Choice, Documented history helps jar to make £56,000. Official Appointments and Notices: Latest appointments, Scholarship awards. Deaths. Obituaries: Mr Patrick Monkhouse, Colonel G. H. R. Halland, King Pleasure, Mr Charles Cowles-Voysey, Professor Antony Bramwell Commercial artist who became helicopter engineer. Business and Finance: Financiers urge more cuts in state spending, Sir David Orr joins board of Rio Tinto-Zinc, Discount market, Raw sugar in late rally, Nissan team avoids the picket lines in S Wales, Hambro Life lifts payout by 33 pc, A gaping hole in the Savoy's armour, Commodities, Expanded Metal dips but payout maintained, TUC argues for more flexible state funding, Profits slump at Home Charm, Aberthaw profit up £1.6m for year, Brazil pays a high price to please the bankers Sao Paulo, W Germans to defer Polish Ioan payments, Smiths Industries may end year lower, New port is planned for Cumbria, Property group in £20.8m cash call, McLeod Russel tries to stop London Shop issue, In Brief, Bank union opposes idea of cash aid for ballots, Savoy loses £1.8m, but property sales maintain dividend, News International up 38 pc, The Pound, Jobber owed £2m by Hedderwick, More steel jobs at risk, Briefly, Building a framework for electronics, Report points way for more private sector competition in telecoms, Bank of Scotland ahead of expectations, International Dana optimistic after first-quarter upturn, Ennia expects better year, Stock markets Equities confident, but gilts languish, UK presses Europe over clothing imports curb, Aircraft loans approved, Croda plunges to £7.4m, Bambers' revaluation lifts shares to peak, Business Diary: Nuptial policies · Horses for courses, RMC pays more despite dip in profits for year, Discretionary trusts: keeping them guessing in the stately homes, Truck link confirmed by Peugeot and Renault. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Prices Engineers return to favour, Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, Recent Issues, Price Changes, Wall Street.
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