The Times - 12/06/1981
1981; Gale Group;
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From Tony Allaway, , By David Wood, By Michael Prest, Mining Correspondent, By Peter Hill, By Dr Tony Smith Medical Correspondent, By Hugh Noyes, Parliamentary Correspondent, From Christopher Walker, , By Christopher Warman Local Government Correspondent, By Hugh Noyes Parliamentary Correspondent, By Donald Macintyre and pat Healy, By Diana Geddes, Education Correspondent, By Peter Hennessy, From David Felton, Labour Reporter, , By George Clark Political Correspondent, By Our Political Staff, From Richard Ford, Belfast, By a Staff Reporter, From Our Correspondent Portsmouth, By Paul Routledge Labour Editor, From Christopher Thomas, , By Pat Healy, Social Services Correspondent, By Donald Macintyre, Labour Reporter, From Our Correspondent, , By Our Education Correspondent, By Diana Geddes Education Correspondent, By Our Planning Reporter, By Stewart Tendler, Crime Reporter, By Nicholas Timmins, By Hugh Clayton, By Craig Seton, By Kenneth Gosling, From Arthur Osman, , By the Staff of Nature, By David Nicholson-Lord, From Ronald Kershaw, By Hugh Clayton, Agriculture Correspondent, By Martin Huckerby Music Reporter, From Our Correspondent, By Frances Gibb, From Mario Modiano, From Charles Hargrove, , From Peter Nichols, , From Our Own Correspondent, From Ian Murray, , From John Best, From Nicholas Ashford, , From Michael Leapman, , From Peter Norman, , From David Bonavia, , From Richard Davy and Dessa Trevisan, , By Our Foreign Staff, From Eric Marsden, , From Peter Hazelhurst, From Michael Binyon, , From David Watts, Irving Wardle, John Percival, John Higgins, William Mann, Richard Williams, Judy Froshaug, David Robinson, David Wade, John Russell Taylor, Philip Howard, Ned Chaillet, Ronald Butt, Miles Kington, Hilary Finch, Frank Dobbins, Stephen Pettitt, By Richard Streeton, From Iain Mackenzie, By Jerome Caminada, By John Nicholls, By John Blunsden, By Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, By Norman Fox, By Mitchell Platts, From John Hennessy Golf Correspondent, By Srikumar Sen Boxing Correspondent, From a Special Correspondent, By a Special Correspondent, Henry Stanhope, Richard Owen, Peter Watson, David Watt, K. M. SMOGORZEWSKI, , ALAN SILLITOE, , PAUL McGHEE, , G. SEGAL, , SALAH HABIB, , OSWALD HULL, , S. D. BAILEY, , CHARLES ATCHLEY, , DAVID PINSENT, , PAUL MATTHEWS, , PETER J. M. McEWAN, , GORDON T. STEWART, , THEO HETHERINGTON, , KEITH EWING, , GEOFFREY R. FOX, , B. W. HIRSH, , By Geraldine Norman, Sale Room Correspondent, By Peter Hill, Industrial Editor, By Our Industrial Editor, By Bill Johnstone, By David Felton, By Clifford Webb, Midland Industrial Correspondent, By Edward Townsend, By Michael Prest, Commodities Correspondent, By Frances Williams, From Michael Hornsby, By Edward Townsend and Bill Johnstone, DAVID O. LEWIS, , EDWARD POND, , ROBIN HODGSON, , PHILIP TAYLOR, , BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Ross Davies, Pearce Wright, Michael Baily, By Rosemary Unsworth, By Margareta Pagano, , By Catherine Gunn, Peter Waymark, Edited by Peter Davalle, By Lucy Hodges, By David Hewson, By Philip Webster Political Staff,
ResumoNews: MPs told of £50m wasted subsidies, UK project for space television, Tory naval cuts belittle Britain, Kania pledges firm stand on discipline, Plea by 21 authorities for extra NHS pay beds, Warning of naval crisis, Hobbling back into action, Diary quiz answers, Science report New clue to the origins of species, How the Arabs make Israel stronger, New doubts on Windscale discharge, Riot police would increase violence, conference told, Moreover..., Birth rate in European Russia worries party, In great shape for the Warrington weigh-in, Divers reach crash dead, I will not crawl, dropped MP says, GLC to pay workless employees, Dilemmas for media, Esso offers pay for more mph, Chinese launch farm revolution, Dr Owen in talks on disarmament, Benn out of action for some time, Angry reaction to delay of F16 jet delivery, Rescuers drill tunnel to reach trapped boy, Mitterrand side may rely on voters' euphoria, Bill aims at free abortions by right on the NHS, MPs go for free vote on Canada reforms, Ayatollah men close in on dismissed Bani-Sadr, Solicitors held under Terrorism Act after Belfast jailbreak, Steel tells Democrats to choose a leader, Ambulancemen warned against unofficial walkout, Vast Australian diamond find may upset market, MP's doubt on flood barrier cash, Police warning after killing in cemetery, Babrak Karmal resigns Afghan premiership, Italian Republican leader begins coalition talks, Ministry suspends 900 staff in benefits offices, Pennine rail link to close, Japanese terrorists renounce violence, The Times Diary Is Billingsgate in danger of melting down?, The Times Information Service Today's events, Earl Mountbatten of Burma, Courageous woman PC routed mob, Ministers to study report on battered baby's death, High turnout as Irish electors defy rain, Chirac tells rally that France is awakening, Crucial time for rebel Cambodian groups, Britain should disarm alone town hall staff say, Urgent inquiry on Belfast jail break, Top jobs are still going to Oxbridge, Shortage of cash cuts new operas, Industry plans to cut pay deals by half, Magnum of 1864 claret makes £5,000, Two hardliners promoted in Czech party reshuffle, Paranoiac life of a jailed killer, Ban on use of asbestos in insulation proposed, Way sought to speed planning, Firemen Go By Tube To Blaze, Brixton groups decide to give evidence to Scarman after all, Silkin plan to curb Whitehall, Mental hospital neglect How silent minority found a voice, Britain out of step on jobs issue, US rejects Greek arms plea, Israeli and Arab envoys summoned by Reagan, US baseball season in jeopardy, Begin claims Israelis wrecked secret base, Universities defend UGC part in cuts, Jobs threat seen in fishing curb, Haig ready to discuss arms sales on Peking visit, Nurses may protest on pay, Judge killer 'needs drug', Women who are dab hands at home DIY, A motorist under the influence of mushrooms, Top Tower Opened By The Queen, New groups threaten democracy in Spain From Richard Wigg, Champion at court of King Khalid, A woman's place is in the House, Arabs Seek Isolation For Israel, Debut of the test-tube calf, Slick move on pollution, Shore attacks SDP as Tory auxiliaries, Secrecy shrouds Clark talks in South Africa, Stop squabbling over leader, Basnett tells MPs, Trainee accountants told to quit, Ulster: the three crucial steps, Cdu Mayor Elected In Berlin. Index. News in Brief. Display Advertising: British Gas, Multiple Display Advertisements, Matthews Goodman & Postlethwaite, Don Giovanni, Avon, The Young Companies Investment Trust Limited, Bank Base Rates, Morgan, British Sugar Corporation Limited, Hill Samuel Group Limited, Cathay Pacific, Anglo American Corporation Of South Africa Limited, British Sugar Corporation, The Royal Shakespeare Company, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co. Limited, Ibm, Royal Mail Parcels, The Property And Reversionary Investment Corporation Limited, Yorkon, Ncb, Bank Of America, Hunting Gate. Law: Head accused of indecency, More Charges In Murder Case, Chancery Division Council can seek injunction by itself Westminster City Council v Jones, Fine For Pro-Ira Marcher, Agca 'Aide' Arrested, Committee on children to be axed, Coin Street inquiry move. Picture Gallery: Royal sound of music, Down and out in Washington and London. Politics and Parliament: Kelmscott House Charity body causing grave disquiet, Ulster Immediate inquiry into jail break, Lords vote for seat belts to be compulsory, Parliament today, EEC talks on combating international terrorism, Civil Service Thatcher: Offer to civil servants worth 11 per cent, Debate Politics and women's lib damage women's progress, Next week's business, Transport Bill House Of Lords Majority in favour of compulsory seat belts, Peer to sue over air fares, Public Order Bans on marches should be selective, Electoral law Bill coming. Stock Exchange Tables: Wall Street, Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, Stock markets Rights issue fears inhibit investors, Stock Exchange Prices Fear of rights issues, Recent Issues, Price Changes, Drawing Of Bonds. Classified Advertising: Car Buyer's Guide, Entertainments Guide, Announcements, Declaration Of Dividends, Services. Reviews: Hilliard Ensemble Queen Elizabeth Hall, Jazz/Rock, Ballet, Opera Enterprising première Palestrina Collegiate Theatre, When bigger is better George Benson Wembley Arena, Classical unity accomplished And Quiet Rolls the Dawn (A) Gate 1, Notting Hill Gate The Competition (A) Columbia, Books Westminster Palace and Parliament By Patrick Cormack (warne, £9.95), Concerts in London LCS/Rattle Festival Hall, Radio, Books, Concerts, Family outings, Theatre Acrobatics with the big top sound Barnum Palladium, Television Nudging commentary Hanging Fire: The State of Israel BBC 1, Galleries, Opera, London Calling Square thing, Stratford East, The Times critics' guide to the week's entertainment Theatre, Igor Kipnis Wigmore Hall, Films. Sport: Table tennis Hilton's challenge repelled, Motor racing New look and outlook for banned Lotus 88, Tennis 'Spinach' that turns McEnroe on, Football Durban seems set to join Sunderland, Yachting Mixed feelings and fortunes will greet gale, Sports in Brief, Boxing Great Fighter of the 70s, Equestrianism Swiss face a tough time today against British, Golf Gallacher puts the lean times behind him, Rowing Emmanuel climb at expense of Pembroke, Rugby Union A tour that could injure a nation's reputation, Athletics Coe happens upon world record on way to a two-part ambition, Keeping up with modern demands at Wimbledon, For the record, Providence ranged against Ballesteros, Cricket Murky conditions and slow pitch alien to the Australians. Editorials/Leaders: Mr Bani-Sadr's Slippery Slope, The Pressures On Mr Kania, Jobs For The Academic Boys. Letters to the Editor: Sikorski issues, Abolishing rates, Scientific publishing, Draft regulations on EEC trade marks, Separate roles of design and marketing, Vaccination risks, Law on contempt, Passing judgment on Israel's pre-emptive strike, Civil Service grievances, Business names register, Labour's leadership, Wardrobe's new clothes, Licensed dealers in securities, All for the best. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Property: Farms And Smallholding, Flat Sharing. Deaths. Official Appointments and Notices: Mr Justice McCowan. Obituaries: Lieutenant-General Sir Frank Berryman, Dr Kenneth Smith Major research on plant viruses, The Hon Mrs Angela Campbell-Preston. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Tuesday, June 12, 1956 Search for Grivas. Business and Finance: Discount market, Why ship owners are taking on the pilots, Gold mine reopens, Plysu pays more despite 40pc fall to £1.5m, Flurry of activity at property developer, Unions set to fight cutbacks at ICL, Jobs go in shipbuilding, computers and now the rail workshops Another Shipyard Closes BR to shut engineering works, Shell petrol goes up on Monday, James Finlay improves, Eurosyndicat, Commodities, Technology Television's new space race, Motoring Alfasud joins ranks of hatchbacks, Progress in Canadian oil dispute, Rothmans plans Singapore move, No insider dealings in Wilkinson, Iran claims credit for Krupp jobs, Steel output up 18 pc on second half of 1980, France 'In Decline', Peat predicts rise in its income, In Brief, Business Diary: Dumbo takes off · Sparks fly at CEGB, US takeover by Vaux Breweries, Collins' rejects News bid, London Sumatra awaits recovery, Hill Samuel shakes off the past, W H Smith expects an improvement, Briefly, Burco Dean halved in first six months, Wigfall shares steady after fall and payout cut, Dollar makes up losses with DM, No sign of upturn at P and O, Bank union starts big recruitment campaign, Ferranti claims world lead with new chip, Valor optimistic despite 40% fall, Sumrie in red for year, International Schering expects slower growth, British Steel may sell stake to Japanese, Cummins to invest £500m in diesel engine battle, £100,000 glass museum appeal, Great Portland pleases market, Refund for bankers' clients, Ivory Coast selling puzzles cocoa dealers, Record coffee crop forecast for Ivory Coast, Brussels surprised by Japanese car curbs. Business Appointments: Business appointments Imperial names new director. Births. Arts and Entertainment: Television, Regional Tv, Radio, Personal Choice, The Times Crossword No. 15,550. Weather: The Weather.
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