The Times - 02/06/1976
1976; Gale Group;
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From Neville Hodgkinson Hull, By David Wood Political Editor, From Paul Routledge Labour Editor Scarborough, By Clive Borrell, By Philip Howard, From Tim Devlin Education Correspondent Worthing, From Our Education Correspondent Worthing, From Christopher Walker Belfast, By Diana Geddes, By Neville Hodgkinson, By Christopher Warman Local Government Correspondent, By a Staff Reporter, By Pat Healy Social Services Correspondent, By Peter Evans Home Affairs Correspondent, By Our Home Affairs Correspondent, By Our Arts Reporter, By Kenneth Gosling, By John Young Planning Reporter, From Peter Nichols, From Our Correspondent, From Jose Shercliff, From Our Own Correspondent, From John Young, From Patrick Brogan, From Nicholas Ashford, From a Special Correspondent, By Our Foreign Staff, By Michael Phillips Racing Correspondent, By Michael Seely, By John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, By Peter Marson, By Alan Gibson, From Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, From Norman Fox, By Neil Allen Boxing Correspondent, By Lewine Mair, By Neil Allen, Brian Alderson, William Mann, Charles Lewsen, Joan Chissell, Paul Overy, John Percival, Irving Wardle, Alan Blyth, PHS, Bernard Levin, David Spanier, JOHN LETTS, , VINCENT BROME, , LENA JEGER, , IAN CAMPBELL, , Helen Oppenheimer, , FERRIER, , JONATHAN FISHER, , TONY JUDGE, , LEOLIN PRICE, , R. H. RANSFORD, , WILLIAM PICKLES, , I. A. RICHARDS, , D. WINSLOW, Secretary, , IAN CURTEIS, , By Ross Davies, By Peter Hill, By Malcolm Brown, By Our Banking Correspondent, By Melvyn Westlake, By Edward Townsend, By David Mott, By Maurice Corina Industrial Editor, By Our Financial Staff, By Kenneth Owen Technology Correspondent, By Ronald Emler, By Roger Vielvoye, By Hugh Clayton, JOHN WAKEHAM, , EUGENE MELVILLE, , VIRGINIA V. PAGE, , I. R. JOHNSTON, , BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Adrienne Gleeson, Arthur Reed Air Correspondent, Gerald Ely,
ResumoNews: Russia promises good will in new Geneva arms talks, Left-wing MPs may not back cuts, Burmese minorities call for arms to equip an army of 100,000, Watergate man tries his hand at reporting, Eight killed in Argentine rebel camp, Dog-smuggler fined £400 after 'tip-off', Vatican's intervention in poll challenged by left-wing Catholics Italian Elections, Portugal premier told his papers are not in order, Washington obsessed by numbers, Labour MPs to decide policy on child benefits after recess, Asians 'are deprived of right to enter', Syrian tank columns drive into Lebanon, French defence thinking, Atmosphere: Ozone and climate, Export licence withheld for £22,000 watch, Mauritania New territory adds to old burdens, How the new textbooks could hinder rather than help learning, Israel asks Jordan to join talks about West Bank, Six-month agreement signed in Oslo ends the cod war, Soaring fish prices forecast with thousands out of work, Pay policy put in question, Mr Gormley says, Mr Alastair Burnet gets letter bomb, Red Cross chief who aided himself is jailed, Lords political extremists, union pamphlet says, Why can't we have peace in our time? Pat Arrowsmith contributes this week's guest column, Mining industries transform economy but impinge little on nation's development, Militant builders plan fresh blow to pay restraint despite Murray appeal, Liverpool council starts building houses for sale, Progress in study of child brain disease, SNP defeats Labour in Glasgow seat, Russians read of child labour in Britain, Cats shot in rabies scare, Premium Bond holders to get identity cards, Ghana 'working to restore civilian rule', Television expert to advise BBC archive reviewers, Text of cod fishing agreement, Race relations have become worse, welfare body says, Museum's success: Three of the 148 items, Broadcasters fail to agree on rating audiences, US aviation chief gives his Concorde verdict, Barbara Ward group determined to make 'biggest fuss possible' at UN conference on environment, South Africa facing crucial apartheid decision, Home Office is accused of jail riot 'cover up', Aid rewards role in Arab affairs, Government faces legal action on pensions, Cod war: Britain caught on the hook, New setback is likely for nationalization Bill, IRA men may face death penalty in Eire, Moscow and Manila ready for diplomatic relations, President's style suits country's needs, A self-governing Palestinian state is now a real possibility, The Times Diary Large holes in London to let, Only radical reform can stop us becoming the most over-governed country on earth, Memorial fund launched for training in youth work, Daughter of Kipling kept MSS secret, Jersey company accused of arms breach, Head teachers unanimously reject closed-shop policy, Funfair machine examined after girls are injured, Mr Brezhnev calls off visit to Yugoslavia, Madrid suppresses report on torture, Some charges dropped in bribery trial, Tameside council dodge teachers' boycott to send parents details of grammar schools plan. Index. Display Advertising: Dewar's, europcar, Bp, WestLB, High & Dry, Ford, Dron & Wright, The Agricultural Mortgage Corporation Limited, Mauritanie, British Ball Bearings. News in Brief. Weather: The Weather. Picture Gallery. Official Appointments and Notices: Church news, Latest appointments, Camden Lock in conservation award short list, Charterhouse, Felixstowe College. Arts and Entertainment: Chess Olympics for Israel despite Soviet boycott, Broadcasting, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 14,317. Sport: Night is filled with Green artillery, Giles rushes into trouble but settles down in time, Devon and Exeter, Cycling, Nothing can undermine confidence in Wollow, After this, the sooner Boycott returns for Yorkshire the better, Gilliat plays his part as batsmen hold the stage, Holding unwell again but expected to play in Test, Sports in Brief, Uttoxeter NH results, Bantamweight trial behind closed doors, Brearley's fair risk does not pay off, Detailed guide to recent form of big race contenders, Windscreen fault does little to wipe away England's new team spirit, The Doctor gives Newcombe bitter pill. Classified Advertising: Commercial and Business market, Mortgages & Finance, La creme de la creme, Educational, Forthcoming Events, Entertainments, Services, Appointments Vacant. Reviews: RPO/Groves Festival Hall, Twelfth Night Chichester, Pears/Perahia/Bream Wigmore Hall, The Sleeping Beauty Coliseum, Love Us and Leave Us Open Space, Superstars for a day: the rise of Pop art in England Just What Is It...? York Festival, Falstaff Glyndebourne. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): The extraordinary case of Srdja Popovic, and the freedom to speak the truth, 25 years ago From The Times of Friday, June 1, 1951.. Editorials/Leaders: More Syrian Power In Lebanon, Vital Not To Spend More. Letters to the Editor: The Wilson Honours list, Slaughter of unearned income, Aims of nationalization, Deferred taxation on revaluation surpluses, Superior British mails, 'Survival of the fittest', EEC and New Zealand, Promiscuity, How to improve tax gathering, Transporting bees, Postal collections, Turkish stance on Cyprus, High price of potatoes, Sale of council houses, General Gowon in exile, Damaging to the Commons, Public lending right. Court and Social: Court Circular. Births. Marriages. Property: Flat Sharing, Commercial Property, Property Old school building as house. Deaths. Obituaries: Mr Richard Miles, Mr M. D. A. Clinton, Mr B. J. J. Moran, General Paul Bailly, Mr Maurice Liddell, Fr C. S. Dessain, Obituary, Vice-Admiral H. S. Rayner, Prof Jacques Monod Distinguished biochemist. Business and Finance: A cautionary tale from the Mediterranean, Discount market, Takeover move as Maritime Fruit Carriers embarks on reorganization, J. Smart & Co. (Contractors) Ltd. Interim Statement, Rolls-Royce talks with Russia 'go cold', Union Miniere, Rees discussion on Harland, Bank move over Thames Guaranty, Latest dividends, Duport Group, Spot Position of Sterling, Business Diary: Stop Press · Farrow for CWS?, Siemens Information for Siemens Shareholders, Normand Slackens, Forward Levels, Percy Lane, The General Scottish Trust Limited, Summit may be in Puerto Rico, Bank Base Rates, Sterling drifts to new low in light trading, Export markets 'recovering', Modest profits now in sight at French Kier, Austin Reed takes a casual turn, Italy is accused of illegal aid for textiles, Food groups call for cane sugar terms, NCC seeking £14m deal, Heathrow plans for new freight computer, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co Limited, Midhurst White Holdings Limited Interim Report, British Rollmakers 1975 Results, City Press closes after 119 years, Court finds West German Federal Bank neglected duties over Herstatt closure, Briefly, home charm, Money Market Rates, Manufacturers raise capital spending, Waiting for the real test, Hunt & Moscrop (Middleton) Ltd. Extracts from the Interim Report, Co-op group to meet Mr Callaghan, Leyland in £500,000 Arab deal, BA's regional wing seeks a prosperous future, New attempt to settle Barents oil dispute, London Tin sets offer at last, Banco Ambrosiano, Gold, Francis Ind set to beat earlier record, Tronoh Mines Limited, The New Throgmorton Trust Ltd., Postal bids pour in for today's IMF gold sales, Brokers predict slower growth of Scotch whisky consumption, How the markets moved Rises, New York's agent suing Moody's on bond rating, Artagen board proposes new dividend rise, Morgan Grenfell in Asian switch. Stock Exchange Tables: The Times Share Indices, Gold shares go ahead, Sliding as weak rally peters out, Eurobond prices (midday indicators) $ Straights, Pit ballot fears hit shares, Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, Foreign Exchange, Recent Issues, Commodities, UK metal stocks, Wall Street. Business Appointments: New full-time member named by BSC.
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