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The Times - 20/12/1972

1972; Gale Group;

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From Peter Hazelhurst, From Jean Thoraval, By Martin Huckerby, By Hugh Noyes Parliamentary Correspondent, By Geoffrey Green Football Correspondent, From Ian McDonald, By Peter Jay Economics Editor, By Our Parliamentary Correspondent, By Our Political Editor, By a Staff Reporter, From Our Correspondent, From Robert Fisk, By Tim Jones, By Pearce Wright Science Correspondent, By Our Transport Correspondent, By our Education Correspondent, By Michael Binvon, By Our Political Staff, By George Clark Political Staff, By Michael Baily Shipping Correspondent, By Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, By Alan Hamilton Labour Staff, By Paul Routledge Labour Correspondent, By Our Labour Staff, By Clive Borrell, By Our Labour Correspondent, From Roger Berthoud, From Our Own Correspondent, From Harry Debelius, From David Cross, From Fred Emery, From Peter Strafford, By David Wigg, From Philip Short, From David Bonavia, By Our Diplomatic Correspondent, John Higgins, Charles Lewsen, Alan Blyth, Irving Wardle, William Mann, Brian Alderson, D. COUTTS, City of Birmingham, DR J. D. KERSHAW, Coach, MRS J. W. M. THOMPSON., MRS. J. E. STANFORD, , PAULA FLYNN, , MRS. VALERIE WEINER, 78, FRANCES WILKINSON, Assist-, G. FOSTER, Martlets, Hanley, Kanneth Gosling, MRS WILLIAM CHINN., BERNARD MORGAN., By Norman Fox, From John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, By Peter West Rugby Correspondent, By peter West, By Jim Railton, By Our Rackets Correspondent, By Peter West, by Miss Pröll, From a Special Correspondent, By Michael Phillips Racing Correspondent, By Rex Bellamy, Srikumar Sen, By Pamela Macgregor-Morris, Personal view by Richard Crossman, Victoria Brittain, PHS, G. J. Mortimer, Anthony Lewis, Tony Nicholson and Geoffrey Pardoe, GEORGE CATLIN., C. J. HIGLEY, , RON LEWIS., HARDING of PETHERTON, , ANGUS MACNAGHTEN., CHARLES MOTT-RADCLYFFE., GEORGE W. CROWTHER, , JOHN GOLLAN, , PETER WILKINSON, , H. ANDREW FREETH, , K. H. N. BULMER., J. M. RAMPTON, , SOL STEIN, President., BERNARD FAGG., DENNIS FARR, Director, , J. P. NEWTON, Managing Director, , MORRIS, , By Maurice Corina Industrial Editor, By Christopher Wilkins, By Anthony Rowley, By Margaret Stone, By John Plender, BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, By Melvyn Westlake, By Roger Vielvoye, MARY TUCK., ERIC GRIMSHAW, , J. V. CONNOLLY, Partner., DOROTHY DAY, , From Anthtony Thomas, W. J. WHITEHEAD, , P. D. RAVENSCROFT., R. SCHWARZ, , Margaret Stone, Patricia Tisdall, By Peter Hill, From Alan McGregor,

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News: 'Men Only' at £50: inquiry call, MPs defy Government by publishing 'secret' report on inventions, Rousseau painting for London, Learning to live with the quarry men, A solitary piper and a', North Vietnam accuses Washington over breakdown of peace talks, Welsh miner freed after Majorca hotel death, £6m site bought to protect Royal Opera, Extra £211m rate aid to meet increases in wages and prices, Letter to Lord Cooper defended, Four in Mac Stiofain rescue move jailed, Paris and Brussels in new motorway link, Peronists are split over choice of candidate, Militants gain seat on film institute board, Phone tappimg complaint, State spending to soar in 5-year plan for 'strong but fair society', Horizon Holidays practice unfair, union says, Seizures of drugs up by more than a fifth, Tory backbench warning over immigration rules, Uganda radio begins countdown of days left to British aid staff, China lets Bonn speak for W Berlin on trade, Widening cracks in Dr Kissinger's facade, Key electricity men seek 20% rise, Last meeting of Six shows need for flexible procedures, Racial equality the way to peace at mill, Nine Greek political prisoners set free, Industrial action move on dismissed BBC producer, Denial that killing at RAC was deliberate, Bangladesh 'attempt to entice Pakistan envoy', £10,600 for girl mauled by tigers, Royal commission inquiry on civil liability and compensation, Urgent study planned of 'advanced' Maplin rail link, Swine disease found on another farm, UN Assembly adopts weak stand on international terrorism in face of Anglo-US warnings, America's numbed reaction to full scale bombing, Spanish lawyers discuss joint action, Prime Ministers' Conference set for August, Apollo trip ends with perfect splashdown, Russia takes 'serious' look at US action, 'Newsweek' and 'Time' join battle in Europe, Nervous Asians in Kenya remember that they are living on borrowed time, America loses two B52 bombers in renewed raids on North Vietnam, Wartime charges against Yugoslav-American, Militant loyalists stand firm at Whitelaw talks, Village team against Westminster, Anomalies in the price scale for misfortune, Labour success on free contraceptives, Powell attack on Prime Minister over 'insidious, corrupting power'of pay freeze policies, After Apollo: why man must stay in space, MP wants long minimum sentences for murder, Surrender by three men at Albany jail, Hello and goodbye, Santa Claus-, Captured air crew put on show, French jib at haulage licence quota for Britain, Jail service scheme for governor grade, Psychologists to report on comprehensives, Generosity towards polytechnics may end, Tighter control hint for Channel ships, Seminar on Corporate communications, Rival Cairo student groups fight on campus, Hanoi says strikes worst of war, Manchester United dismiss manager, trainer and coach, Penny-farthing image still bedevils Labour, Pollution: Cleaning up stack emissions, Welsh is spoken at opening of new court, Downing St talks on strategy at EEC, Sabah crisis over expelled priests, Wave of anger against General Amin in the Commons, The Times Diary The truth about fish and fog, Shop-floor revolt of engineers growing, Clergyman dies in Mozambique cell. News in Brief. Index. Display Advertising: Nsp, Lovell, Bell's Scotch Whisky, Abbey National, Krooklok, Deutsche Bank, Saab(Gt. Britain)Ltd.,, Woolwich Equitable Building Society, Multiple Display Advertisements, Miele, Cmt, Motor, Sheraton-Copenhagen Hotel., Peers, Post Office Telecommunications. Weather: The Weather. Picture Gallery. Official Appointments and Notices: Church news Latest appointments:, Oxford elections and awards, Judge's appointment, Latest appointments. Politics and Parliament: Government defeat on free contraceptives under NHS House of Lords, Steel jobs will be lost in Wales, Hopes might be dashed if pay deals are made, Food index up by 23.1 per cent, Early talks on boat safety, Prices standstill: requests for reductions obeyed, 5,703 calls to food price unit followed up, Royal Commission on civil liability for death and injury House of Commons, Britain brings General Amin's latest decree before United Nations, MPs agree to send 13 to Europe. Classified Advertising: Business Notices, University Appointments, Public Notices, Entertainments, Christmas Greetings, Appointments Vacant. Reviews: Treasure Island Mermaid, Orchestra may be free of debt soon, Contrapuncti Queen Elizabeth Hall, Zeffirelli transforms A Masked Ball Un ballo in maschera La Scala, Milan, Vintage fairy stories, LSO/Previn/Bishop Festival Hall, Babes in the Wood Palladium, Barbara Hepworth, Small Henry Moore bronze is auctioned for £7,875, Gift of painting, First real insight into a sports monastery The Glory Game. Letters to the Editor: Gurkha Welfare Appeal, Part-time chairman, Deterrents and the best way to curb rogue trading, From Mrs G. Foster, Future of Gibraltar, From D. Coutts, From Mrs J. E. Stanford, EEC post, Forest restoration, From Frances Wilkinson, From Mr Bernard Morgan, Dispersal of PittRivers collection, Consumer loses on hypermarket developments, Historic photographs, Writers' meeting place, British Communists and the EEC, Cost of planning protest, From Mrs J. W. M. Thompson, The Disabled Children Bill, Obvious comments about incomes policy, Princess Anne, Fromn Mrs William Chinn, From Dr J. D. Kershaw, Complex structure based on some rocky foundations, Churches off the map, From Paula Flynn, 'Solzhenitsyn', From Mrs Valerie Weiner, Absurdity from Mr Feather, Pilots' working hours. Sport: Last year's honours winners challenged by two new graduates, Foreman says he will knock out Frazier, Pakistanis take grip of Launceston game, Lewis's chance to dispel doubts, Sports in Brief, Snow reports, Yesterday's results, Graham and Marinello can go, Superb downhill victory, New Zealanders unlikely to seek replacement for Matheson, Good day for Devonians, Best: third of great post-war names, Henley regatta move to stay in business, Scottish could simplify matters, Cowdrey's skilful service takes him to final, Knight in England party for training weekend, Cambridge are favourites to beat Oxford, W Germans mark return with a double, Reedman will give punters a run for their money. Law: The student's unpaid first course Ray v Sempers, Auctioneers can sue in own name for Purchase price Chelmsford Auctions Ltd v Poole, Random checks not unlawful Harris v Croson, Reengagement by conduct Cartin v Botley Garages Ltd. Editorials/Leaders: Three Regional Worries, The Un Half Condones Terrorism, Europe's Costly Disputes In Space, Injury And The Law. Court and Social: Court Circular. Births. Marriages. Deaths. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): From The Times of Friday, Dec 19, 1947. Obituaries: Mr Oliver Woods, Sir Patrick Duff, Maurice Eisenberg, Mr J. W. Platt A business school champion, Mr William Dieterle Film actor and director, Obituary. Business and Finance: Condensed Statement of Condition The Fuji Bank, Ltd., Reprieve for BR freight depot, Select committee for overseas aid, European Commission to propose electronics sales pact with Japan, In Jessel fold, Forward Trust seek bank status, Unit trust funds are heading for a record year, Firth Brown rejects merger with Dunford, Spot Position of Sterling, Barclays switch to IBM hits Burroughs stock, Save and Prosper buys 30 pc stake in US group, Inquiry into UK citrus quotas, Steelworkers stop plant transfer, Lloyds & Bolsa International Bank Limited 1972 Results And Dividends, Mining Geevor Tin profits doubled, Inchcape withdraws takeover bid for P&O, How the markets moved The Times index: 191.43+0.92 F.T. index: 512.1+4.0, The Times list of latest dividends, Charles Spreckley Industries Ltd. Substantial growth leading to move into property, Briefly from the Boardroom, Company News Scimitar boom helps Reliant to fresh peak, British Oxygen's final quarter promise, Variations forecast in North Sea oil terms, RAF account split with agencies Advertising and Marketing, Money Market Rates, Staffordshire Potteries (Holdings) limited, Equities Stronger tone in leading stocks, Animal feedstuff rises sanctioned, International Computers' 'slate clearing' exercise leads to £5.4m profits fall, Reed reveal safeguard against bid for MEPC, R-R shareholders given tax relief, The Times Share Indices, S. Simpson Limited, Japan lens sales, Business Diary: Nearly pipped at the post, Fixed Interest and Money Further losses in gilts, Public expenditure: the critical path, State industries earmarked for £452m special aid over three years, Associates deals, The London, Australian and General Exploration Company, Limited, Lloyds & Bolsa dividend freeze, BOC Profit Results, Bids and Deals Westmoreland is other party in Hawtin talks, Notice Of Redemption. Stock Exchange Tables: Foreign Exchange Pound declines, Good rises in oils, Major step forward for savings industry, Commodities Russian news hits cocoa, Recent Issues, Authorised Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, UK car companies step up share of home market, Wall Street, New Issues Rothschild Int Bank increases capital. Business Appointments: Guinness make two changes at the top. Property: Industrial Property. Arts and Entertainment: Broadcasting, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 13,259.

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