The Times - 03/10/1983
1983; Gale Group;
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From Julian Haviland, Political Editor, Brighton, From Paul Routledge, Labour Editor, Brighton, From Mario Modiano, Sparta, By Anthony Bevins, Political Correspondent, By Henry Stanhope Diplomatic Correspondent, By Our Labour Editor, By David Walker, Local Government Correspondent, By David Felton, Labour Correspondent, From Alan Hamilton, Woodbridge, By Our Political Reporter, By Peter Hennessy, By Peter Evans Home Affairs Correspondent, By Craig Seton, By Pearce Wright, Science Editor, From Our Correspondent, By John Young, Agriculture Correspondent, From Richard Ford, Belfast, By Rupert Morris, Geoffrey Smith, By Barbara Day, From Michael Hamlyn, Karachi, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, Port Stanley, From Michael Hornsby, By Michael Binyon I, From Robert Fisk Damascus, From Moshe Brilliant, From Michael Binyon, Bonn, From David Watts, Manila, By Hazhir Teimourian, From a Bridge Correspondent, Stockholm, From Mohsin Ali, Washington, From Christopher Thomas, Washington, From Martha Honey, E. J. Craddock, Irving Wardle, Hilary Finch, Joan Chissell, Stephen Pettitt, Dennis Hackett, Alan Franks, Judy Froshaug, Penny Perrick, PHS, Andrew Thompson, Gerald Kaufman, Anne Sofer, GEORGE CUNNINGHAM, , TERENCE PRICE, , RODNEY E. B. ATKINSON, , BRIAN W. WALKER, , TIM SUMMERS, , MALCOLM MCALPINE, , JOHN HAGAN, , FRANK STONER, BEN KERWOOD, , PAUL DE FORTIS, 306b Amhurst Road, N16., JOHN FINDLAY, , LUDOVIC KENNEDY, , PETER FLETCHER, , By Pearce Wright Science Editor, By Clifford Longley, Religious Affairs Correspondent, By Christopher Warman Arts Correspondent, Wayne Lintott, City Editor Anthony Hilton, By Wayne Lintott, From Edward Townsend, Vienna, By Graham Searjeant, By Philip Robinson, By David Young Energy Correspondent, By Our Industrial Staff, John Lawless, Michael Clark, Maxwell Newton, By Viviene Goldsmith, By David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, By Nicholas Keith, By Michael Stevenson, By Gordon Allan, By Jenny MacArthur, By Gerald Davies, By Bryan Stiles, By Michael Seely, From Desmond Stoneham French Racing Correspondent, Paris, By John Karter, From Mitchell Platts, Paris, By Keith Macklin, By Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, By Vince Wright, By Nicholas Harling, By Peter Ball, By Stuart Jones, , By Paul Newman, By Rex Bellamy, Tennis Correspondent, From David Powell, Dublin, By Sydney Friskin, By Richard Streeton, Edited by Peter Dear, By Hugh Clayton, Environment Correspondent,
ResumoNews: How much should we care for the caring?, Nature notes, Campaign is launched to save line, Extra BBC broadcasts will lead to all-day TV, Malaysia, Down to earth approach to alien visitors, The way to hold a million units, Wrangles blamed for Tory victory, Zanu and Zapu break off unity talks in Harare, The dream now standing..., Troubled Sind survives bombs and boycotts on second polling day, Steam Preservation, For sale, Uncle Sam's soul, God 'healing my cancer' canon says, Labour's bus, a long way from Clapham, Communists blamed for Aquino killing, ETA terror link in Costa Rica attack, Tomorrow, Labour victory next time, Kinnock pledge to party, Nine monarchs all in a row, Good causes suffering from rivalry, Commentary, Top specialists sought for Whitehall, Pots and pans rattle the military, McEnroe game picketed, Why tin is sitting tight, Mondale surges ahead, Seeking the best university, Seven held after death of fan, Hope of power swings unions, The irony of religious male power, Brunei prepares for a difficult birth, Kinnock wins the leadership with huge majority, Minister defends family's silence after Maze escape, The Times Diary Peace breaks out, Spartathlon victor catches mayor napping, Chinese tokay way, Yachtsmen's quest for a place to moor, Dentists attack DHSS over rise in charges, Eight go in reshuffle of Kenyan Cabinet, Land, sea and air muscle, Germans step warily over cleared border booby traps, It was all right on the night, Tax levy on City offices being considered by Government, Car strikers delay imports blockade, Paragons of countryside conservation, Right wing reunites at Guatemala meeting, Quality and variety on parade, Jumblatt launches Chouf initiative, Police may hand over some duties, US turns screw on Central America's left, Begin may clinch it for Shamir, Soviet space crew 'nearly killed in blast', Quiet build-up to guard the borders, Protest at priory veal farm, Leadership not dual, MP says, Women on the rocks, Volunteers rescue oiled birds, Attempt to reverse nuclear arms vote, Shore attacks 'incompetent' national executive, Hostility to America dismissal, Thatcher third term aims may be restated, The papers, RAF grounds Tornadoes after crash, US team certain to be in world bridge final, Revolutionary in slip-on boots, How birds affect berries, Case of the vanishing noblemen, Miners may settle for coal board's pay offer, Banner waving demon-, Father and son killed in railway accident, Storm warnings for the economy, MUI-set to be a money spinner, US aims for big Pretoria trade boost, US fears over defence of Belize, Falklands wool industry threatened, farmers say, Tories attack NHS cut, Iran denounced for draining prisoners' blood, Two-man gamble, Health records of A-test servicemen to come under MoD review, Staying one jump ahead, Upside down at beer bacchanalia, Mother's sight restored, University worried by 'social mix' trend, Ripper case lessons for police chiefs, Tory move on holiday vote law, Firms urged to test staff for alcoholism. Index. Display Advertising: Cdc, Phillips, Sotheby's, British Caledonian, Austin Rover, Tdc Malaysia, Site Safe 83, Tales of the Unexpected, The Tobacco Advisory Council., Rank Xerox, Ici, Lloyd's life Seniorplan, mas, The Times, Computer Competition, Hongkong Bank, Barratt, Singapore Airlines. Picture Gallery: Flavia Corkscrew's Good Food Guide. Official Appointments and Notices: Orson Welles to get UK award, Appointments in the Forces Royal Navy, Latest appointment, Kinnock appoints woman public relations chief. News in Brief. Reviews: Today's events Royal engagements, Style of writing, Orphei Drängar Queen Elizabeth Hall, Afternoon angst, The Gigli Concert Abbey, Dublin, Abbey Simon Queen Elizabeth Hall, Time running out for youth theatre, A shrewd appreciation of Shakespearian comedy, Benson and Hedges competition Covent Garden. Arts and Entertainment: Today's television and radio programmes BBC 1, Concise Crossword (No 165), The Times Crossword Puzzle No 16,250. Editorials/Leaders: Labour's Last Chance, Stable Prices, Balanced Budgets. Letters to the Editor: Scholastic standards, Machine-gun sales, Cenotaph ceremony, Burden of rates on business, Kampuchea and UN, Shotton closure, Pulpit politics, Looking afresh at the Hoskyns file. Court and Social: Court Circular. Births. Marriages. Obituaries: Sir Charles Empson, Mr Tan Zhenlin Former Chinese Vice-Premier, Professor Sir Roy Allen, Professor A. G. Quarrell. Stock Exchange Tables: Offshore and international Funds, Argentina imposes exchange controls, Capitalization and week's change, Fixed-Interest Stocks, Unlisted Securities, Eurobond Prices. Business and Finance: Coffee export quotas agreed, Persuasion should be a gentle art, FKI Electricals seeks full listing, Last-minute attempt to rescue Anglo-American steel deal, Rate reform plans too soft, says CBI, Tharsis, The pound, Nei, Rates hang on money figures, Investment and Finance, Rush to tap overlooked Angolan market International Trade, Call for tax to replace National Insurance, BP cancels Pakistan exploration, Analysts predict profits surge for Sears, Dual role with a single aim, Dollar enters era of chronic decline, Tootal Group, Hongkong bank group restructures as rumours spark withdrawals, Base Lending Rates, Tootal holds dividend. Business Appointments: Two join board of BAT Industries. Sport: Members gather to paper over the cracks in Yorkshire's house, Australia reach the final, Sports in Brief, Wasps first to honey pot, No help for Robson, Wofford's Wylye, Tour, Club And Schools Results Tour Match, Today's Fixtures Football, Coventry are kept in the mincer, Day when form counted for little, Swinburn is supreme on All Along, Running scared on road to success, For The Record Football, Quins are no clowns, Arc hero finds another heroine, Barrow's harvest, Bad days may be over for Newport, What a United week that was, The lucky Roughneck, Weekend results and tables First division, Ball-winning is the biggest problem for Canadians, Omniturf gets the Neill vote, Old injury likely to keep Lloyd out of Telford event, Winterbottom will return at Otley, Thomas turns tide, McEnroe's record, England chase shadows, Olympians' parade aids appeal, India win one-day series, Spaniard tightens money squeeze, Script writers could not have devised better plot, Dissent at home blots TV history, Thorburn gets through. 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