The Times - 27/05/1983
1983; Gale Group;
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By Julian Haviland and Anthony Bevins, By David Felton, By Philip Webster, Political Reporter, By Stewart Tendler, From Christopher Walker, Jabal Bayada, Lebanon, By Jonathan Clare, From Richard Ford, From Robert Fisk, By Michael Baily Transport Editor, By Craig Seton, By a Staff Reporter, From Arthur Osman, Blackpool, By Peter Evans, Home Affairs Correspondent, By Geraldine Norman, By Geraldine Norman, Sale Room Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, By Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, Oxford, By the Staff of Nature, By Michael Baily, Transport Editor, By Anthony Bevins, Political Correspondent, Richard Evans, From Tim Jones, By Richard Ford, From A Staff Reporter, By Philip Venning, of The Times Educational Supplement, Ian Bradley, By Julian Haviland Political Editor, From Paul Routledge, Birmingham, By Michael Knipe, By Barrie Clement, By Our Political Staff, From Tim Jones, Cardiff, By Philip Webster, Geoffrey Smith, From Diana Geddes, Paris, From Nicholas Ashford, From Roger Boyes, Warsaw, From Our Own Correspondent, Warsaw, From Tony Duboudin, From Arthur Reed, From Michael Binyon, Cologne, From Ian Murray, From Stephen Taylor, Harare, From Our Own Correspondent, Moscow, From Peter Nichols, Rome, From Our Correspondent, Cairo, From Mohsin Ali, From Richard Owen, From Our Own Correspondent, Madrid, From Richard Wigg, David Robinson, Dennis Hackett, Paul Griffiths, Gaia Servadio, Anthony Masters, Irving Wardle, By Michael Watts, Andrew Brown, By Veronica Edwards, Olivia Timbs and Lorraine Fraser, PHS, Robert Fisk, John Pardoe, Philip Howard, IAN LINN, , JOHN GRUGEON, , C. DOUGLAS WOODWARD, , ANDREW WARREN, RAYMOND BLACKBURN, , LUCAS MELLINGER, , ROY ROEBUCK, , GUY ROGERS, , D. BLUNKETT, , J. D. BOLES, , D. BRUCE KINGTON, , PHILIP H. BLAKE, , S. GABREL, , D. R. MYDDELTON, , PHILIP WARNER, , Baron Phillips, Anthony Hilton, Patricia Tisdall, Derek Harris, City Editor Anthony Hilton, From Maxwell Newton, By Derek Harris Commercial Editor, By Our Banking Correspondent, By John Lawless, By Peter Wilson-Smith, Banking Correspondent, By Our Financial Staff, By Frances Williams, Economics Correspondent, by Sandy McLachlan, By Andrew Cornelius, By Jeremy Warner, Jonathan Davis, by Michael Clark, By Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, By John Wilcockson, By Mitchell Platts, By John Woodcock, Cricket Correspondent, By Alan Gibson, By Richard Streeton, By Alan Ross, By Peter Ball, From Rex Bellamy, Tennis Correspondent, Paris, By John Hennessy, Golf Correspondent, By Jim Railton, By Michael Seely, From Don Cameron, Manawatu, By David Miller, By John Nicholls, By Keith Macklin, By Jenny MacArthur, Edited by Peter Davalle, From Our Correspondent, Tokyo, By Anthony Bevins,
ResumoNews: Medical Briefing Coping with examinitis, Israelis dig in and step up readiness, Eldon Griffiths calls for death penalty, The big stars descend, Coded Thatcher rebuke for Prior criticism of hardline approach, Graduates fulfil promise, Fish and chips for Thatcher, Peace camp plans base blockade, Citizen's arrest in golf ball row, General strike in Italy as poll campaign opens, First skirmishes in battle for P & O, Army chief relaxes in Damascus, Proud pirate of punk, Politicians get armed guards, Russians strike at US Embassy, Putting executives on target, A square-eyed way to look at life, Tomorrow, Canberra fury over atoll test, Ingres refund offered, Food prices, Grandmother is praised for shooting rescue, Drug industry rejects MPs' accusations of excess profits, A summer stroll in Stockholm, IRA man in bomb campaign is jailed for 17 years, Comment, González to decide on warplanes, The Americans are coming-to learn, Libel damages for test-tube pioneer, Teachers' poll gives Tories 16% lead, Medina burial for Idris, Strauss derides Kohl's charge of bickering, Battered baby plea fails, Callaghan stands by speech, Us versus the rest, Sinn Fein says, Boost to killer cells may stem leprosy, People Express granted licence, Table Of Polls, RAF super jet gets go-ahead, Speeches, European 'Supabus' cuts fares, Lonely life of a literary benefactor, Strangely absent vital topics, 2,000 Turkish troops move into Iraq, Centre-right takes power in Iceland, McCluskie rebuked for attack on Healey, Arafat 'plot against Gaddafi', War and peace: the PLO is on a loser, St Mary-le-Bow, Polish girls back in the beautiful body business, Spain's new abortion law to be challenged, Fielding the largest team of business academics, American deputy military chief assassinated by gunmen in El Salvador, London Business School, Opponents' divisions exploited by Steel, Graduate courses must be cut by year for jobs training, study says, Sex attacker jailed for the third time, $454m released for Pershings, Heath urges policy switch at summit, Dial M for Mozart MOREOVER...Miles Kington, 'Feuding helps Alliance', Civil Guard mutiny in Peru ends, France to avoid clash with US, Policeman and milkman die in Ulster shootings, Roads, Firing squad volunteer, Officers 'told to help destroy jets', EEC lifts ban on North Sea herring fishing, Walesa appeals for calm to protect papal visit, Insurance up under Labour, Officers reject jail action, Hopes fade for Nile victims, The papers, Getting the right style at Plowden, Cuba asked to take back refugees, Broadcast leaked to Labour, First Person, Tories promise to abolish GLC by 1986 and give powers to MPs, Mongolia ousts Chinese, Why Pym's No. 1 on the hit list, S African city hit by bomb blast, The Times Diary Political tastes, Polls asking wrong questions, Foot says, Influx aids the Tories, Soviet dissidents 'near the end', Policeman defends sea rescue order, The childless 10 per cent, Thatcher exploits nuclear rift, Peace camp women plan second visit to Moscow, Smear that wins Foot's approval, Labour defence split 'could cost election', Campaigners hunt whalers, High gearing takes shine off Audi 100, Ill fares the biggest welfare state Comment, True blue message from a red Daimler, 30 dead as tidal waves devastate north-west Japan, 10p a week cover for £¼4m bill, Cowley car workers to continue their fight, Good for the ego and easier than argument, Tebbit meets a dog called Dosser, Après moi, le wet weekend in Skegness Christopher Ward, 'Lavish rate' of beating reported by teachers, Research pulls in the big money, Iran spurns Iraq offer to sign UN peace deal, Dirty deal in Dalis, Groundswell swing to SDP Jenkins claims. Index. Display Advertising: Thorn Emi, Huntsman, National Westminster Bank, Bestobell, Pixote., Countrysport, Legal & General, Thinkelectric, Taylor Woodrow, The Times, Midland, SAINSBURY'S VINTAGE Selection, Tilcon, crans-montana, Esso, Braun, Antartex, Plessey, London Business School. Picture Gallery. News in Brief. Reviews: Top films, Hard to forget, The Comedy Without a Title Lyric, Hammersmith, Today's events Royal engagements, Bugsy short of mark Bugsy Malone Her Majesty's, Salammbô San Carlo, Naples, £29,700 for letters, Top Video rentals, Lawyers halt BBC film on the law, Mozart goes East Idomeneo Glyndebourne, Alles Plastik Stratford East, Witty exposé of a bourgeois intelligentsia The Ploughman's Lunch (15). Arts and Entertainment: Today's television and radio programmes BBC 1, Healey on Polaris, The Times Crossword Puzzle No. 16,140, Concise Crossword (No 69). Editorials/Leaders: The Sakharov Case, Fly Me, I'm People, IT Takes Two To Argue. Letters to the Editor: Return to quality, Planning gain, Shooting to eat, Art treasure thefts, 'Tag' monitors, Health hazard from gas, Nalgoism and the council image, Tories and the 'north-south' divide, Judicial change, Unwanted books, Honest money, Saving parish records, Path to communism. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Deaths. Births. Official Appointments and Notices: Gold medalist, Eton College, Latest appointments, University news Oxford Elections. Law: Law courts, Defence of consent in indecent assault Regina v Kimber. Obituaries: Obituary, Lord Clark, Idris I Ruler who brought unity to Libya. Business and Finance: Thomas Marshall, Renishaw plc, The Beauford Group, Who will hold the Key?, Brewing results produce a sparkle, Pound and shares forge ahead, Company News In Brief Deritend Stamping, A broking first for women's bank, Avon Rubber p.l.c., TDK Corporation, The pound, Toys cheer up arts lossmaker, Plessey profits leap 31pc, Quiet flows the trade deficit, Investment outlook improves, Candecca wants £10.8m for further exploration, Investment and Finance, TDK tape sales wind down, America prepares for a summit without winners or losers, P&O bank would be demerged, Banks to spend £50m in move towards a cashless society, Desert ripe for exports, "The 1982 experience of PPP is of very substantial growth." Extracts from the 1982 report and accounts., London United Investments Public Limited Company, Deadline for Nigerian debt plan, Unit trusts help M & G to 72pc earnings rise, Base Lending Rates, Granville & Co Limited.. Stock Exchange Tables: Authorized Units & Insurance Funds, Share prices mixed, Commodities London Metal Exchange, British Funds Shorts, Sterling: Spot and Forward, Bid talk lifts Tricentrol. Business Appointments: Scottish Provident names chief. Sport: Mercer hopes to make it thirtieth time lucky, Rising from the ruins of Athens, Going off the rails in a BR buffet, Sports in Brief, Doyle incensed by penalty decision, Looks fine on Loch Fyne, Shepherd ready to be led into the England fold, Tail-enders frustrate Surrey, Batsmen in invisible sweaters, Hickstead looks good, For The Record Football, First-choice Lions coming into focus, United lift a cup of birthday cheer, A mirage of British hope fades away, Skipperless Britain, Recovery that speaks volumes for Gottfried's experience, Promising Brown waiting in the wings, Oriel resist challenge, Fox joins Invicta, Challenge to Faldo, Glamorgan's batting under the weather. 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