The Times - 20/11/1981
1981; Gale Group;
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By Julian Haviland and Philip Webster, By Melvyn Westlake, From Christopher Thomas and Tim Jones, Belfast, By Diana Geddes and David Walker, By Diana Geddes, Education Correspondent, By Henry Stanhope Defence Correspondent, By Peter Evans Home Affairs Correspondent, By Hugh Noyes, Parliamentary Correspondent, , By Clifford Webb Midlands Industrial Correspondent, By a Staff Reporter, From Our Correspondent, , By Clifford Webb, , David Felton, Donald Macintyre, By David Walker, By Peter Evans, Home Affairs Correspondent, By Diana Geddes Education Correspondent, By Tony Samstag, By Kenneth Gosling, By Lucy Hodges, From John Chartres, , By John Young Agriculture Correspondent, By Pearce Wright, Science Editor, By Frances Gibb, From Charles Hargrove, , From John Best, , By David Spanier, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, , From Stephen Taylor, From Ian Murray, , By Harry Golombek, Moshe Brilliant, By Our Foreign Staff, From Christopher Walker, , From Michael Hamlyn, From Alan McGregor, From Nicholas Hirst, From Mario Modiano, From Michael Binyon, , From Stephen Downer, From Dessa Trevisan, , Caroline Moorehead, By James Reston, Peter Evans Home Affairs Correspondent, Mchael O'Donnell, Peter Watson, JOHN GARRETT, , T. H. COBB, , MALCOLM MUGGERIDGE, , K. W. CATTERMOLE, , PETER L. MOTT, , ANTHONY O'HEAR, , R. EADIE, , LOUIS BLOM-COOPER, , JOHN A. NEWTON, , L. AIREY, , MICHAEL PERRY, , M. R. WEALE, , ROBIN GREER, , C. M. CLOTHIER, , COLIN BUCHANAN, , By Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, S. J. A. Evans, J. R. H., Michael Church, David Robinson, Hilary Finch, Irving Wardle, Anthony Masters, By Paul Ellman, Michael Prest, By Philip Robinson, By Clive Cookson Technology Correspondent, By John Whitmore, By Clifford Webb, Midlands Industrial Correspondent, By Peter Hill, Industrial Editor, By Rupert Morris, Clive Cookson, From Peter Hazelhurst, , From Bailey Morris, , By Bill Johnstone, Electronics Correspondent, By Our Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, John Earle, Kevin Page, Peter Wilson-Smith, By Margareta Pagano, By Drew Johnston, By Paul Maidment, From Richard Streeton, By John Blunsden, By Joyce Whitehead, By Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, From Richard Eaton, John Hennessy, By Iain MacKenzie, By Jim Railton, By Roy McKelvie, From Richard Low, By Peter Aykroyd, By Michael Phillips Racing Correspondent, by Peter Waymark, Edited by Peter Davalle, From Anthony Bevins Political Correspondent, David Hewson, Geoff Brown, Christopher Warman, Stan Hey, Ned Chaillet, Frances Gibb, Philip Howard, Philippa Toomey, Nicholas Wapshott, John Percival, Paul Griffiths, Richard Williams, Michael Young, John Russell Taylor, Judy Froshaug, Sue Bond, Norman Fox, Clive White, Atholl Still, David Hands, Mel Lewis, David Wade, Geoffrey Wansell,
ResumoIndex. News: Rates to carry burden New attack on council spending planned, Mortgage cover against job loss, Nissan study of plan to end strikes, Council to favour the blacks, The Times Information Service, Two more Labour MPs face party axe, Farmers Want Big Price Rises, Lords back homeless law change, Elysée answers cancer claim, Two remanded over gelignite, Soviet fisheries project entangled in red tape, Agenda Cellist wins European grand tour, Genetic checks make Down's detection easier, Striding towards the cashless society, Science report Badgers' diet is mainly of worms, The Crosby candidates, 1: John Butcher (Conservative) Tories 'confident but not complacent', Theatre, Moreover... Miles Kington, How Cliff clings to the top of rock, Carrington puts on brave face for London summit, News In Summary Bride from Spain took husband for a ride, Reagan offer wins enthusiastic welcome, Highly strung, 'Loyalists' decide not to back Paisley, News In Summary, Advice from a Prince Why big business should think that small is beautiful-by the Prince of Wales, Mirror, mirror on the wall-lie to me, Sussex firfeits £½m grant after tomato throwing, Hunger striker died after being caged, family says, Solidarity urges workers to show restraint, Family outings, 'Dustbin' prison governor 'was right', RA is pressed into print, Zimbabwe hunt for missing captain, Godard: Toying with the stars, Genscher unveils plan for political union of Europe, US backed over air controllers, Five trawlermen feared lost, Crunch time for Kermit, Galleries, Television: Children stave, a horse takes tea, Opera, Richard Williams on Linx and Aswad Shades of Black, Mexicans tighten frontier control, Policemen Told To Form Union, Troubles brew over BSC,seamen and BL Steelmen may ban overtime over job losses, Films, Eating Out The art of the edible, Rubens sale may save the Seilern collection, Pebble Mill celebrates 10 years of lunchtime viewing, Warder stabbed in heart, The Reagan ally who won't play the game, Shadow of new recession looms over Britain, Premenstrual sufferers sent to hairdresser, Strike Goes Ahead In Assam, The cost to the workless, Television: Channel Four's big deal ITN will pioneer news service, Stars, tyros, all in the swim, Cash Fears Spell End To Vulcans, Americans Observe Smoke-Out, Paris condemns Soviet arms, Trudeau's revised deal for constitution arouses anger, Advice for a President Sort out your Cabiet, Mr Reagan, Fairs and markets/, Radio, How Whitelaw put the lid back on Britain's penal dustbins, The Times Entertainment Guide, News In Summary Social services chiefs protest to Fowler, Refugees in peril, says Bianca Jagger, Defferre sues magazine for libel, The Times Diary, No solution to Bertolucci's low-key puzzle, Films on TV, Swapo leader accepts Namibia peace plan, New ballot on union merger, Sport, Kennedy says he will run for presidency, Video Taking the Bard to Bangalore, Cudlipp switches to SDP, East Europe hostile Reagan offer, Princess Anne faces animal protest, Jazz/Rock, Once mighty meet minnows, Chemical warfare Scientists are wary of 'yellow rain' claims, For collectors, Albania accused over riots Yugoslav plan to curb Kosovo demanded, Television: Warning on royalty Poll tie-break could involve the Queen, Island dancers step this way, Motoring New look at the executive car, Look Ahead Longer run for world orchestras, Benn voted out as Shadow Cabinet shifts to the right, Photography, Britain's growing number of centenarians What it's like to be 100-more of us may find out, Dance, Hawk sold to US in £500m deal, Bomb game protest by IRA victim's son, No limit on student grant funds, London commemorates Lutyens, Blasting of homes 'immoral and unjust' MP attacks Israeli brutality, Books Catching Russia off guard, Haddad lifts siege of UN base, News In Summary US jet sale to Pakistan gets vote, Classical music, Can Aussies clip Irish record?, Weekends Away Country comfort for the critical, Anthrax still on island, Penetrating portraits. Picture Gallery: Top of the bill. Display Advertising: Lyric Theatre, British Airways, Gate, Albany Life, Glenmorangie, National Savings Certificates, Multiple Display Advertisements, Kit Hain, Amadeus, London Sinfonietta, Rediffusion, Buchanan's, Bottoms Up, The Times Literary Supplement, Alternative Theatre, Help The Aged,, Galliford Brindley, Comet, Camden Plaza, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co. Limited, Toyah, Symphony Orchestra, Sancarlo, Moulinex, Piccadilly Theatre, Sony®, Fino, Mephisto, Reyal Festival Hall, Ferguson, Theatre Awards, Victoria Wine. Politics and Parliament: Overcrowding in prisons is intolerable-PM, Optimistic Howe discounts Tory scepticism, Treasury Industry recovering its competitiveness, Frank Johnson in the Commons Peacemaker Reagan silences the left, Next week in Westminster, Scotland Leyland truck factories to stay, Disarmament Reagan's initiative welcomed, Strasbourg German minister outlines plan for closer ties in EEC, House Of Lords Returnable bottle Bill rejected. Law: Jury must decide on final dose, Killer of a judge threatens another, Immigrant family not intentionally homeless Regina v Hillingdon London Borough Council, Ex parte Islam (Tafazzul), Drugs jury spend night in hotel, Who pays for tanker's port delay under Exxonvoy form Nereide SpA di Navigazione v Bulk Oil International Ltd, Evicted builder 'failed to understand deal', £3m tax fraud sentences. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No 15,685, Television People in cages, £88,000 for pair of commodes, Today's television and radio programmes, Karpov looks set to clinch world championship. News in Brief. Editorials/Leaders: All Eyes On The Loser, The Soviet Response, The Banks' Protected Status. Letters to the Editor: Where the university cuts fall, Women deacons, Ombudsman's role, Bad temper value, Plans for tax reform, New Testament precept on human life, Unbalanced books?, Spring tide candidate, Growing pressure on the prison service, Scottish divorce, Civil Service reforms, Exco's economics lesson. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Deaths. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 Years Ago From The Times of Monday, November 19, 1956. Obituaries: Ven Bernard Pawley, Air Vice-Marshal G. Ballantyne, Mr Hugh Llewellyn Jones Preservation of historic churches, Sir R. Macdonald-Buchanan, Mr W. S. Jones. Official Appointments and Notices: University news, Church news. Reviews: Interview Double life in the bass, Concert Laplante/Vignoles Wigmore Hall, Theatre Just a blank cheque Mothers in Arms Theatre Upstairs, A ragbag for ideas The Dog Beneath the Skin New Half Moon, Cinema Melodramatic search for salvation True Confessions (A) Screen on the Hill; Gate, Bloomsbury The Life and Times of Rosie the Riveter ICA Cinema The End of August (A) Curzon The Crazy Horse of Paris (X) Warner; Classic, Oxford Street From Mao to Mozart Tyneside Cinema, Newcastle Shogun (A) Empire, Leicester Square. Business and Finance: Profits fall forces Akroyd directors to take pay cut, Japan training scheme under fire, Tokyo looks at limits on exports, BL to shed 3,000 more truck jobs, Steel row adds to tension in US talks, Commodities, Should the Bank of England rule?, Legal Plea To Help Car Buyers, Telecom gears up for the phones war, The improving trend at Shell, Monthly Change In Sterling M3 And Domestic Credit Expansion £m, Sharp fall midway at Powell Duffryn, Cyclical Indicators For The Uk Economy, Jobless figures lead Reagan into Budget clash, News Corp expects to maintain full-year profits, B Elliott hopeful after poor start, Threat of world trade war, Marathon Oil is rescued by US Steel, Engineering export orders increase by 41 pc, Anger at proposal to break up company, ICL to shut factory, Money Supply, Churchbury lifts payout, Stock Markets, The danger of retaliation from abroad, Business Diary: Spotlight on Cinecitta's camera obscurer, Business Briefing, M J Gleeson advances, Foreign currency deposits up, Technology focus on computers Tapping Britain for talent, Japanese doubts on motor talks, Renold fails to stop a £1.45m pretax loss, Stock markets Cheap money hopes lift equities, Duple recovers in second half, Small firms offered chance to expand. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange prices t- Oils a strong feature, Recent Issues, Sterling: Spot and Forward, Price Changes, Wall Street. Business Appointments: Business appointments New chief at Leeds Permanent. Sport: Rugby Union Academy master has time to cram pupils, Real tennis Young legs and a willing heart win the day, Tennis, Football Revived England to flaunt their bulldog in the land of the bullring, Golf Watson's title is under siege, Sports in Brief, Gymnastics World titles could all be won by Soviet Union, Boxing How the maple leaf rose to the top of the tree after 49 years, Squash rackets Jahangir Khan through the Twin-Vue glass darkly, Savouring the salt of the earth, Hockey Lancashire set to score, Racing Francome establishes mastery, Rugby League, For the record, Cricket Fletcher finally guides England to third successive victory, Motor racing Aston Martin return to scene of triumph, Rowing Paln for spot drug tests on British team. 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