The Times - 21/02/1975
1975; Gale Group;
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By John Groser Political Staff, By Our Political Editor, By Hugh Noyes Parliamentary Correspondent, By Melvyn Westlake Economics Staff, By Michael Horsnell and Martin Huckerby, From Robert Fisk, From Our Correspondent, By John Roper Medical Reporter, By Raymond Perman, By Hugh Clayton Agricultural Correspondent, By Our Political Staff, By Raymond Perman Labour Staff, By a Staff Reporter, From John Chartres, By Our Labour Staff, By Alan Hamilton Labour Staff, By a staff Reporter, By Christopher Warman Local Government Correspondent, By Our Social Services Correspondent, By Our Education Correspondent, By Stewart Tendler, By John Young Planning Reporter, By Our planning Reporter, By Clive Borrell, Hugh Clayton, By Kenneth Gosling, From Our Own Correspondent, From Richard Wigg, From Jose Shercliff, From Roger Berthoud, From Charles Hargrove, From Mario Modiano, From Moshe Brilliant, From Patrick Brogan, From David Bonavia, From Peter Hazelhurst, By David Spanier Diplomatic Correspondent, From Peter Strafford, From Fred Emery, David Robinson, Stanley Sadie, John Percival, Stanley Reynolds, Charles Lewsen, Alan Blyth, Joan Chissell, By Neil Allen Boxing Correspondent, By Our Rackets Correspondent, By Rex Bellamy Squash Rackets Correspondent, By Michael Phillips Racing Correspondent, Philippa Toomey, Renée Short, Gerald Ely, David Levack, Philip Howard, Hugh Hanning, PHS, Michael Hornsby, DAVID C. ANDERSON, , JAMES QUINN, , ROGER MANVELL, , GIDEON RAFAEL, , E. J. TAMLYN, , NORMAN ATKINSON, , IAN MIKARDO, , GEOFF EDGE, , MAX MADDEN, , RUSSELL KERR, , BRIAN SEDGEMORE, , JOHN GARRETT, , AUDREY WISE, , DOUG HOYLE, , GLADWYN, , A. A. HAMMOND, , DONALD TRELFORD, , S. F. BRICE, , ANDREW SHONFIELD, , GRAHAM SHAW, , IAN M. D. LITTLE, , JAMES A. MIRRLEES, , DENYS MUNBY, , PHILIP M. WILLIAMS, , M. L. WEST, , By Norman Hammond Archaeological Correspondent, By Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, R.M. writes:, Harry Golombek, Chess Correspondent, writes:, F. E. H. writes:, By Clifford Webb, By Our Financial Staff, By Edward Townsend, By Peter Hill, By Michael Baily Transport Correspondent, By Roger Vielvoye, By Our Energy Correspondent, From Arthur Reed, G. A. WILLIAMS, , E. GODFREY, , By Margaret Stone, PAUL BROWN, , NEVILLE BASS, , G. C. NEWMAN, , C. P. G. CHAVASSE, , A. J. PRETLOVE, , PHILIP JONES, , BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Kenneth Owen, By Adrienne Gleeson, By Terry Byland, By Andrew Wilson, By John Plender, by William H. Goetzmann, P.B., by Patrick Brogan, by Ralph Horwitz, by Frank Vogl US Economics Correspondent, by Derek Harris, by Petar Hadji-Ristic, D.H., P. H. R., by Susan Allen, P.H.R, S.A., by Scott Carpenter, by Stuart Long, P.H.R., by Frank Vogl, F.V., by Cheryl Hall, by John Higgins,
ResumoNews: Solar heat test in new houses for elderly, Majority state holding urged in North Sea oil, Clerides call for UN deadline on Cyprus troop withdrawals, Hope for the hungry in protein process, IBA backs sex programme postponement, Only the best will do if shoppers are to be enticed from distant parts, Water, water everywhere-thanks to dam network, Jobless total reaches highest level since December 1972 as upward trend gathers speed, The flight path to prosperity, Shock for Verdun as soldiers march, Snow reports from European resorts, Ready for meeting in space between Russians and Americans, Adam Smith would be proud, Troops executed for excesses in Asmara, Paris bows to protest of fishermen, Sir Roy not hopeful of settlement, MP's firms 'robbed Peter to pay Paul', Advanced transport idea may benefit aerospace firms, Joint boards for development land use likely, A big cover story, Houston: profits before dawn, Criminologist urges full use of young offenders Act, Energy from other sources, Women and students join growing protests in Madrid, Food prices Shoppers' watchdog recommends lamb, Single-parent family rules to be relaxed, MP refuses shadow job, Where the power crisis is just 'baloney', Consultants go over Mrs Castle's head, Russian executed on treason and spy charges, France begins big census operation, Red deer still increasing in Scotland, Danger of Greek-Turkish war, Army battle with the birds, Moscow asks if Mrs Thatcher wants arms race, Threat of longer rail stoppages, Mr Powell protests over White Paper, Prosperous years for equipment makers, Thousands of showrooms where the mere housewife finds little welcome, Science report Astronomy: Sunspots and planets, Texas Home of astronauts, millionaires and hard frontiersmen, Activists wage poster war in Nanking, Archaeology report Orkney: Stenness neolithic henge, Referendum details decided by Cabinet, Prisoners are deterred from complaining against staff, ...are big attractions for foreign firms, Hint of defence pact with U S is rejected by Israel, MP footballers: Members of the newly, Chicanos score success in battle against discrimination, The Times Diary People who are dying to get ahead, 18 injured by bomb explosions in Belfast public houses, Towering memorials to national traditions, Fewer questions and greater security in next year's census, Houston achieves spring season of free opera outdoors, Spending curbs 'harming library services', Girl dies after surviving 8 years in coma, Woman denies part in bomb plot, 30m trees 'not planted because of tax fear', A royal chukka before the coronation in Nepal, Disaster relief: whose job is it to get transport moving?, Housing slowdown hits timber industry, On-off racial discrimination at Cape Town theatre, Strong economy and bright outlook..., United Ulster Unionists restate their policies, Bribery exposures taped, Behind the best-seller-the favour of chance, New boom for oil-rich state, A lean time for the men who fatten up the nation's cattle, German clash at nuclear power station, Dallas: varied industry brings rewards in difficult days, Bullock report on English teaching 'echoes Tories', New era after the fall from political preeminence, Low prices hasten decline of King Cotton, Turning the clock back is not the way to end abortion abuses, Fort Worth: new snap in the air, Beef farmers to get 24% more, Dr Cairns in clash over secretary, Ulster Unionists outline differences with Tories, EEC chiefs are censured, Portuguese plan calls for work and sacrifice, Vorster aim is normal links with black Africa, Further public inquiry on Criterion site refused, S Korean plea to Amnesty over torture, Professor Küng receives warning from Vatican, The ten-year dream of big business that ended in ruin for Mr Stonehouse, London and the Middle East are prepared to support the shy developer, Mrs Thatcher becomes party chief seeking a new vision, Heathrow to get £417,000 animal quarantine centre, Union's postal ballots may be scrapped, Stansted, Gatwick security under police control soon, Stringent conditions on urban motorway plans, CIA warning of threat to American intelligence, Labour MPs attack 'false' defence cuts, Future role of Harrier jet in doubt, Mayor Daley's first fight for 20 years, Lady Bird's flower power, Sulphur wealth meets increased demand for fertilizer, Editor gives warning on union control of press, Waiting list for jobs at some pits as pay rises pull in recruits, Innovation sets the pace, Bank-holding companies meet checks to expansion, 'Wildcat' with luck in his veins, Needs of international companies a spur to foreign business, Material flaw in DC10 caused Düsseldorf scare. Index. Politics and Parliament: Government reject Waterways Bill House of Lords, Collective responsibility does not cease when a Cabinet leaves office, Bizarre and preposterous proposition, MPs angry at delay in forming energy policy European Parliament, Government emulate French in giving guarantees to exporters when contracts are hit by inflation House of Commons, Benn resignation urged over Court Line crash, Higher bonds fixed for package tour firms mean dearer holidays, Nine must converge on foreign policy, Protest as growers' oil subsidy ends, Violence in schools, Report soon on date marking of fresh food, Next week's business, Status of child who is artificially conceived, Protests at membership of Industry Bill committee, Driver died in crash after train doors were tampered with, UK still looking back to its old farm system. News in Brief. 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Erikson and Larson and Others, Bomb case man alleges torture by detectives, Mock auction convictions appeal fails Lomas V Rydeheard. Weather: The Weather. Picture Gallery. Official Appointments and Notices: Man who saved the vicuna honoured, University news. Classified Advertising: Business Notices, £4,000 plus Appointments, Acknowledgments, Transfer Books, Secretarial, Entertainments, Business Services, Appointments Vacant. Reviews: Count Ory Coliseum, Hinterland/Myth Shaw, Good fish in the pool Rosenkavalier Coliseum, Fun idiom in sad story Sunset Across the Bay Bbc 1, Lovely to look at Roberta again Roberta (u) Electric Cinema Club The Valley Obscured by Clouds (La Vallée) ABC Bloomsbury and Fulham Road Flesh Gordon (x) London Pavilion The Spiral Staircase (a) Warner West End, The Tempest Wyndham's, Kensington Orchestra St John's, Smith Square. Sport: Bobsleigh British and US crews crash in final practice, Cricket A day for Denness to remember and one for Wood to forget, Olympic Games IOC convinced that 1976 Games will start on time, Skiing Conditions will suit Thoeni in World Cup, Tennis Mrs Jones will attempt to soften woman militants, Rackets Norman uses a rapier style, Golf Britain's joint leaders, Squash rackets New proposals on prizes are rejected, Table tennis Taylor fails to impress the selectors, Sport Racing Lanzarote thrives as Crisp fails but is given another chance, For the record, Rugby Union Quinnell is retained in Welsh side, Boxing Finnegan and Frankham may meet for British title, Football England's game may go on closed circuit. Property: An area that now means more than retirement and holiday homes, Flat Sharing, Spotlight on the South Coast, Country Properties, Residential property Combining home and work. Editorials/Leaders: A Snub From Mr Molyneaux, Cooking The Standing Committee, Mr Vorster's Policy Dilemma. Letters to the Editor: Cheque books and bank cards, General Synod and glebe land, May Day is for dancing, Need for selective import controls, A fundamental cause of inflation, Cost of UK education of Iran students, Businessmen's lunches, Discretionary trusts, When Israeli meets Arab, Medical television, Impositions on hauliers, Use of special constables, Oxford and Mr Bhutto, Conditions in Rhodesia, Any alternative to EEC?, Unearned income, VAT on films, Threat to press freedom. Court and Social: Court Circular. Births. Marriages. Deaths. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Tuesday, February 21, 1950 S African register. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No 13,924, Broadcasting, Radio, Two English silver-covered jugs fetch £18,000. Obituaries: Gen Sir Ivo Vesey, Luigi Dallapiccola Distinguished Italian composer, Sir Robert Robinson, Sir Julian Huxley, Lord Geddes. Business and Finance: Discount market, The message from ICI's final quarter, Issues & Loans 91 pc of City of Lincoln issue left, ACAS steps into dockers' and drivers' dispute, Business Diary: The Desert Fox · Typewriter riband, ICI profits slip in final quarter but total for year shows 46pc improvement to £455m, Canadian group takes 10pc of Lyle Shipping, Linwood cutback, OPEC may drop dollar for pricing, Area boards get chance of cheaper electricity, Eagle Star's new offer, Leyland puts further 11,000 on short time as car crisis grows, Consumer sales' buoyant quarter, 12-month setback for Frigg gas, Commodities Sugar prices lose more ground, Hawker Siddeley gets £17m order for airbus wings, Offer of £½m to step up Tilbury productivity, Guidelines on pensions for minister, Union man tells ACAS panel not to interfere, Court Line sale, Unemployment And Vacancies, World council sought for ICI workers, Strike may lose Leyland big Korean order, Improvement of £14m in January unit trust sales, Interest load on Whittingham soars £1m, Rise of 31 pc in German vehicle registrations, Mr Benn denies delay over Aston decision, Harland losses likely to exceed provisions, Vauxhall suffers its worst deficit, Clues to the German success in holding down inflation, Norvic drops offer, Jump of £21m last year in net borrowing by BAT, Reardon Smith control still firmly with the family, Money Market Rates, RTZ denies copper deal, £64m scheme for Welsh steel complex, Swiss offshoot set up by IMPs, Further cutback expected in copper exports, Statfjord oilfield estimate up 50 pc, Speeding the flow of messages between banks in different countries, Sel Trust drilling boost, Allied rules out chance of bid contest for THF, Car unions get redundancy plan, 8,000 face lay-offs in textile industry, Cement prices to rise nearly 20 pc, Commodities Cipec cuts copper output again. Stock Exchange Tables: How the markets moved, The Times Share Indices, Wall Street, Stock Exchange Prices Market easier on ICI results, Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, Stock markets ICI disappointment clips prices, Recent Issues, Spot Position of Sterling, Drawing Of Bonds, Foreign Exchange Mark sharply higher. Business Appointments: Business appointments New chairman for Hawker Siddeley International.
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