The Times - 05/05/1980
1980; Gale Group;
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From Dessa Trevisan, From Frederick Cleary, From Moshe Brilliant, From Michael Binyon, By George Clark Political Correspondent, By Stewart Tendler, Nicholas Timmins, John Witherow, By Donald Macintyre Labour Reporter, By Our Labour Staff, By Caroline Atkinson, By Our Crime Reporter, By Our Political Correspondent, By Frances Gibb, From Clifford Longley Religious Affairs Correspondent, By John Witherow, By Peter Hennessy, By Christopher Warman Local Government Correspondent, By John Young, By Henry Stanhope Defence Correspondent, By Kenneth Gosling, By Our Science Editor, From Roger Choate, From Our Own Correspondent, From Ian Murray, From Our Correspondent, From Harry Debelius, From Michael Batye Reuter Correspondent, From Patrick-Brogan, From Mario Modiano, By Our Foreign Staff, From Patrick Brogan, From Douglas Aiton, From Nicholas Ashford, From David Cross, From Richard Wigg, By Caroline Moorehead, Brian Connell, Philip Howard, Stanley Sadie, Noel Goodwin, John Percival, Max Harrison, Ned Chaillet, Eric Heffer, Richard Bassett, Michael Leapman, Charles McKean, Dessa Travisan, David Wood, LESLIE TENTLER, , RALPH GARTENBERG, , MARK A. TAPLIN, , GWENETH LLOYD, , S. S. CURRY, , ALF LOMAS, , J. C. COULSON, , RONALD M. BELL, , P.A. H. SAUNDERS, , RICHARD STANSFIELD, , P. T. COOMBES, , GEOFFREY de FREITAS, , R. W. SELBY, CHARLES DAWES, , NINA GOODYEAR, , By Clifford Longley Religious Affairs Correspondent, By Our Education Correspondent, From Clive Cookson, By Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, By Norman Fox Football Correspondent, By Keith Macklin, By Sydney Friskin, By Roy McKelvie, By John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, By Pamela Macgregor-Morris, From Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, By Srikumar Sen Boxing Correspondent, From John Blunsden, From Peter Ryde, By Nicholas Harling, By Michael Phillips Racing Correspondent, Edited by David Sinclair,
ResumoNews: 'Flying pickets' will protect nature reserve, Diary Of Cosmic Matters, Gunmen free a fifth hostage from besieged embassy, ... from Friday's news Treasury secrecy attacked by Mr Edward du Cann, Thatcher attack on steel choice critics, Swedes hoard petrol as labour dispute shuts down industry, Israel Army blocks revenge raid in Hebron, Sandhurst entry, New study urged of forestry schemes, Fifty arrests in Hongkong fight against the Triads, Priosoners of conscience China: Fu Yuehua, A romantic tragedy in old Trieste, Ruling party in Greece prepares to choose leader, CIA escapes curb on its operations, Women and children die as crowds rush to the Pope, Mr Day calls for end to TV emphasis on violence, Catholic groups seek birth control changes, For the record Six Jews die in Arab attack, Ecology groups unite to contest presidency, French legal system faces big changes, Vietnam's Catholics told to support Communist rulers, Transport union may double 25p-a-week dues, MP proposes public hearings on senior civil servants taking appointments in the private sector, Women the GIs left behind them plead for chance to emigrate, Mr Murdoch backs film venture, Labour wins stronger voice to fight against cuts in local services, Rugby players invited to step off cocktail circuit and examine apartheid S African liberals take Lions at their word, Murray call for new policy, Russia pays tribute to 'outstanding leader', France reaffirms faith in nuclear submarine force, World sends sympathy messages, Yogoslavia in mourning as Tito loses his last battle, Mr Rodgers backs US missiles, Cadets 'wounded in action', Gunmen are ringed by a battery of cameras, India looks for EEC help to develop energy potential, Yugoslavia:the future without a father figure, Amnesty fears that Timor prisoners were executed, Rolls-Royce lose £58.4m, America says Cuba helped to avert boat disaster, Union defends £5,000 to 'Morning Star', US expels Libyan diplomats, Kabul riots blamed on China and US, A Times Profile Mrs Margaret Thatcher One year after...Not a single principle that we have gone back on and I hope there won't be, Protesting: the only way to survive, Conference aims to coordinate measures to curb noise Too many decibels for comfort, Changing attitudes on the question of women priests, Front runners see support eroded in Texas primaries, Fleet Street action halts publication of Sunday newspaper, Science report Physics: Evidence of neutrino's mass, Two killed in Zimbabwe grenade attack, Tory voters 'feel deceived' Dr Owen tells rally, West Europe groups back the Olympics, Why they can't afford tea any more in the Willow Rooms, Carrington pledge to US of allied support, More than 7,000 girls under 16 pregnant a year, Mr Muskie at Camp David talks on Iran hostages, Police have often practised dealing with hostage takers. News in Brief. Index. Display Advertising: The British Deaf Association, Europa. Sport: Tennis, Show jumping Clear rounds earn Miss Bradley big prize, Motor racing There is no holding Pironi in his first world victory, Sport Racing Two reasons why there will be no queue to back Nureyev at Epsom, Athletics Thompson is back and goes forward to Moscow, Football Understudies make Liverpool stars, Rugby League Millward slays the enemy with a broken jawbone, Real tennis Boone proves himself a fine competitor, Boxing British hard core for the road to Moscow, Golf Spanish windfall for Polland's £5 putter, Cricket England's forgotten men have a day to remember, For the record... Olympic body split over Moscow games, Snooker Thorburn recovers useful ground in the 'cold war', For the record. Law: Two Spanish officers to be tried after coup failure, Prison officers convicted. Weather: The Weather. Picture Gallery. Politics and Parliament: Parliamentary notices, Parliament, May 2, 1980 Immediate debate refused on BSC chairman House of Commons, Parliamentary diary. Classified Advertising: Domestic And Catering Situations, Acknowledgments, Motor Cars, Holidays And Villas, Entertainments, Business Opportunities. Reviews: Handel Festival St George's, Paquita Covent Garden, Ercole amante/ Hercule amoureux Queen Elizabeth Hall, Book review Coming to terms with Mother, Seascape Kingston Overground, BBC SO/Conlon Brighton Dome/ Radio 3, Raymond Dudley Wigmore Hall. Editorials/Leaders: No Cause For Alarm, President Tito's Legacy, A Joan of Arc true to herself. Letters to the Editor: Future of forestry, Appointment of new BSC chairman, Somali refugee crisis, Horse sense, East Timor protest, Risks of nuclear power, Iran setback to Carter policies, Strong language, Promotion in hospitals, Changes in planning law. Court and Social: Court Circular. Deaths. Marriages. Official Appointments and Notices: Latest appointments, New Harrow head looks to intellect, Appointments in the Forces. Arts and Entertainment: Television, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 15,215, Regional Tv, Radio, Personal Choice, Bankrupt US art dealer's stock sold for $1.2m. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Thursday, May 5, 1955. Obituaries: Mr C. V. Grimmett, Obituary Marshal Tito Communist leader who won independence for his country and defied Stalin, Miss Kay Hammond Leading stage actress, Hilde Konetzni. Property: Rentals, Commercial And Industrial Property, Properties under £35,000. Births.
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