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The Times - 12/03/1982

1982; Gale Group;

By Julian Haviland, Political Editor, By Anthony Bevins, Political Correspondent, By Philip Webster, Political Reporter, From Our Correspondent, By Staff Reporters, From Stephen Taylor, By Baron Phillips, From Jonathan Wills, By Stewart Tendler, Crime Reporter, By Richard Evans, By Hugh Noyes Parliamentry Correspondent, By Frances Gibb, By Diana Geddes Education Correspondent, By the Staff of "Nature", By Pat Healy Social Services Correspondent, From Paul Routledge, Labour Editor, From Richard Ford, By David Walker, By Lucy Hodges, By John Young Agricultural Correspondent, From Arthur Osman, By Philip Webster Political Reporter, By Henry Stanhope, Defence Correspondent, From Paul Ellman, From Nicholas Ashford, From Robert Schuil, From our Correspondent, From Michael Hornsby, From Roger Boyes, From George Clark, From Richard Wigg, From Andrew McLeod, From Neil Kelly, From Harry Debelius, From Peter Hazelhurst, From Christopher Thomas, From Christopher Walker, From Robert Fisk, From David Blow, From Michael Binvon, From Our Own Correspondent, From Charles Hargrove, From Rasit Gurdilek, By Gabriel Ronay, From Mario Modiano, Lucy Hodges, Michael Ratcliffe, Irving Wardle, David Robinson, John Percival, Paul Griffiths, Hilary Finch, John Higgins, Henry A. Kissinger, PHS, David Watt, JOHN EVANS, JOHN PRINGLE, T. E. B. CLARKE, ANTHONY JACOBS, CRAIG TIMONEY, MICHAEL ROSE, PAUL OESTREICHER, M. M. FORSTER, GRAHAM WEBSTER, GERSHON ELLENBOGEN, JOHN HARRIS, JOHN F. CAMPBELL, ANTHONY HARDWICK, B. J. C. SANDERS, NORMAN SANDERS, By Tom Samstag, M. M., Gareth David, By Peter Wilson-Smith, By Jonathan Davis, Energy Correspondent, By Torin Douglas, By Sally White, Ronald Pullen, By Philip Robinson, By Peter Hill, Industrial Editor, From David Young, By Rupert Morris, Drew Johnston, Jonathan Davis, By Clive Cookson, From Nicholas Hirst, From John Woodcock, Cricket Correspondent, By Pamela Macgregor-Morris, From John Ballantine, By Norman Fox Sports Correspondent, From W. P. Reeves, From John Hennessy, From Richard Eaton, By Stuart Jones, Football Correspondent, By Paul Newman, From Michael Coleman, By Norman Fox, By Michael Phillips Racing Correspondent, By Our Racing Correspondent, By Keith Macklin, By Michael Phillips, By Nicholas Harling, By Conrad Voss Bark, Fishing Correspondent, From John Wilcockson, by Peter Waymark, Edited by Peter Davalle, By Jonathan Davis Energy Correspondent, By Christopher Warman, Arts Correspondent, Geoff Brown, Derek Winnert, Christopher Warman, Nicholas Wapshott, Ned Chaillet, Philip Howard, Richard Williams, Judy Froshaug, Stuart Jones, Michael Seely, Nicholas Keith,

News in Brief. Index: Theatre/Irving Wardle and Ned Chaillet, The Times Entertainment Guide. Politics and Parliament: Defence Opposition pladge to cancel Trident, Alliance split on Polaris, Britain to buy 'bargain' US Trident 2 for �7,500m, Parliament today, Budget Debate NHS audits by private accountants, DHSS staffing queries barred, Tax will go down and up, House Of Lords Councils can opt for sex shops ban, Ulster devolution plans this month, Summertime dates fixed, Convicted MPs law offensive, Pm's Questions Foot wants delay in oil shares sale, Next week, Treasury Howe explains tax impact. News: Runcie abandons service amid jeers, Mitterrand flies to mend fences with Reagan, 20 Labour heads roll before May elections, A ploy to annoy the real McRoy, Guerrilla bombs hit palaces, EEC votes for seal pelts ban, A fair impression of how the other half lives, Science report Monsoons absent during ice age, New curbs planned on council spending, Boycott is disowned by council, Overseas selling prices, Man 'shot dead in gang war', Bolivian anti-drugs drive fails to show results, How a little amnesia could help the Tories, Food prices, Brezhnev praises Koivisto, Text of letters on Trident deal, Wedding Gates Appeal, Henry Kissinger on the trials and complexities of shuttle diplomacy I'm Henry, fly me to Damascus, Duke visits Juan Carlos in Spain, Auctions today, Ecevit spends hour with military prosecutor, Tension as Greek meets Turk in the Aegean, Nuclear missile options Trident something of a luxury, Ministers criticized on pits surrender, Top Nkomo military men arrested, War in Eritrea Government forces control towns, Family outings, Battle of statistics Street crime figures 'not a true picture', Frank Johnson in the Commons Mr Silkin relies on his conventional weapon, Time to pay urged for fuel debts, Poland complains of war by balloon, Record Price For Cloisonne, Railmen lodge pay claim, Anti-abortion lobby wins, Mole from aerospace takes over underground, Police pay tribute to murdered colleague, Films, France puts brakes on the cost of change, Owen backs Reagan's address, Three who showed how to fight against all the odds, Army attempts to oust Surinam Government, Two-front attack on Gaddafi, Law Society results, Felsted School, Roads, NHS 'should get private sector help', Call-up for Seychelles coup denied, Health authorities concerned Disease spread by ticks crosses Europe, Kuwaitis join flight of envoys from Beirut, Problem estate is 'picking on' its boat people, Khmer Rouge flee from Vietnamese attacks, The Times Diary, BR driver loses job appeal, Doctor says boy should go home, The papers, Bonn credit for trade with USSR, Man in the news: Joseph Gormley Battered cherub bows out fighting, Crisis in Latin America 200 civilians massacred in Guatemala hamlets, US scepticism over Nicaragua, John Lewis staff to share record �15.6m, Militants deny IRA link, Secrecy ended on university grant cuts, New accord sought in Argentina, For collectors, Teachers begin pay ban, Vets back gassing of badgers, Carving up Britain to fit PR, Kosovo support for Albania, Murdoch: 'Times' is secure, Jenkins home rule plan greeted with scorn, Settlement transfer plan may anger Mubarak, Koch wants to send vandals to work camp, Zulu chief seeks majority rule with safeguards for whites, Round the world in miniature, Calvo Sotelo trips up over Valencia 'kingdom', Arms deal demand by Kennedy, Canford School, Johnson of 'The Times' Columnist of the Year, IRA motorcycle gunman kills former UDR man, Motoring New Polo provides a design pointer, Lancing College. Display Advertising: Bell's, Bank Of Scotland, VAT News, Multiple Display Advertisements, Homeowners Friendly Society, Standard Chartered Bank, National Westminster Bank, United Biscuits, Japan Air Lines, Hongkong Bank Group, Arts Council, Midland Bank, Yorkshire Bank, Grindlays Bank, St. Joseph's Hospice, Coutts & Co, Robert McCrum, Victoria Palace, Trustee Savings Banks, Crafts Council, Central America Emergency Appeal, Lloyds Bank, Peugeot, Royal Bank Of Scotland, Clydesdale Bank, First Co-Operative Finance, Avis, Medical Computing Services, Observer, Rukba, Williams & Glyn's, The Contract. Law: Ex-player sentenced, Home Secretary's objection to adoption overruled In re Adoption Application 58/80, Charges against detectives dropped, Mon brave, you are fined �450, Undue influence no ground for new order Tommey v Tommey, Teacher case date, Von Bulow jury out, Youth appeals against 'deportation' by court, Why Medical victims need not be victims of the law Easing the long hatd road towards justice, MPs agree to end jail for soliciting, Three discharged in whisky plot case. Official Appointments and Notices: Judge retires, University news, Latest appointments. Picture Gallery: 426 years of church service. Classified Advertising: Acknowledgments, Today's Events, Art Galleries, Secretarial and Non-secretarial, Entertainments. Reviews: Opera I Puritani New Theatre, London Sinfonietta Knussen Royal College of Music, Cinema Rich seam of comedy, Philarmonia Sanderling Festival Hall, The first joint production, Television Stand and deliver, Dance Berlin Requiem Sadler's Wells, Theatre Strong in reptilian charm The Little Foxes Victoria Palace. Editorials/Leaders: Not Black And White, The Timing IS Wrong, The Deeper Issues. Letters to the Editor: Mansion House piazza plan, Clergy's rewards, The new poor, Challenging jurors, Power struggle within S. Africa, Strong language, Mental health, Ancient monuments, Reagan visit to Westminster, Budget question, Collectors' items. Court and Social: Court Circular. Births. Marriages. Deaths. Obituaries: Mr Leonid Utyosov, Sir William Johnson, Sir Michael Holden, Mr C. W. Scott-Giles Influential writer on heraldic matters, Rabbi Zvi Yehuda Kook. Business and Finance: Anglo American Gold Investment Company Limited, Shell Dividend rise, ACC sells jet at loss of �100,000, Overseas Companies, ITT offshoot takeover, Selling the British National Oil Corporation Trouble ahead for Mr Lawson, Strong performance from leading groups Cadbury and Shell cheer City, Issues Of Government Stock, Two-way pull on the authorities, International France, Russian gold rush, Steel output up, Capital Markets, Small steps in spring, Technology: Innovation A way round the obstacle course, John Lewis Partnership Limited, Japan faces EEC clash on imports, Oil prices fall, Today, Corked claret and coronets, Cadbury Where next?, United Biscuits Profits top �60m in record year, Pentos Cash squeeze, Markets and fairs, asaDsd, Bradford's exports get the credit, S Potteries Losses halved, Ind Newspapers Recession bites, Italian oil chief goes to make way for Socialist, Cadbury Schweppes p.l.c. 1981 Was A Year Of Undoubted And Encouraging Progress, Wingate Float plan, Money Markets, Free ports blocked by Whitehall, Lawnmower advertising campaign launched Flymo to stop cutting remarks, Wall Street sends out its signals Risk of depression deepens, Ever Ready closes plant, Bids And Deals, Currencies, RIT shakes off its shackles... ABF holder takes fright Takeover solves two problems, Home loans to fall 1�pc after cut in base rates, William Whittingham Group, Matthew Clark Turnover up, Unions say BNOC is window dressing, SDP to end the red box ritual?. Stock Exchange Tables: M. J. H. Nightingale & Co. Limited The Over-the-Counter Market, The Assets, Other Exchanges, Wall Street, The Pound, Stock Exchange Prices Equities advance, Latest Results, Sterling Spot and Forward, Commodities, London Exchange Base rate cut gives a tonic. Business Appointments: New Appointments. Sport: Sports in Brief, Today's Fixtures, Liverpool cleared over Corrigan incident, Horse Trials A meeting that could lead to great honours, Chalfont to defend 'right of the individual', Rugby Union Finding a way to keep the kick in penalties, Cricket Rebellious eight are now down to seven, Wednesday's Results, Tennis Allegation over Kriek visa, Two men whose sides do the talking, Sporting fixtures, Athletics Miss Elliott needs world's best, Botham's first full appearance, Golf Europeans under pressure, ICE Skating The performance of a lifetime, Team that changed its colours, Real Tennis Oxford win play-off, Kempton Park, Modern Pentathlon, Five men who could blow lid off the pot, Hockey Four waiting for selectors, Wales starts rebuilding for future targets, Ballyross to break all-male bastion, Cycling Oosterbosch clear amid confusion, Rugby League More talk of widening their net, Sport And South Africa: A Long-Running Controversy Takes Some Fresh Turns Tour confidence grows, Market Rasen, Skiing Conditions, Basketball The real star will be off stage, Fishing Netting salmon in the High Court, 'Conditioning' Uncle Bing costs his trainer �200 fine, Yesterday's Results, Boxing How Bruno could be floored, Hoddle fitness test worry for Spurs, Wincanton results, Badminton Stevens sees the light. Property: Overseas Properties. Arts and Entertainment: Jazz & Rock, Sport's debt to craftsmen, A jazz ensemble of perfect proportions, Electronic mix is seductive Classical, The Good Hotel Guide, Top 10 films, It's a knockout, Even a third world war can be funny, John Player launches �1m opera sponsorship, Ealing: went the day well?, asdadd, Fewer home made films, Snake steals the scene, Television: Skating certainty for British pair?, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 15,778, Foretaste of quality, John Farrow: adventurer and film director, Photography, Books World now a 22in TV set, Exotic playing cards, Galleries, Dance, Festivals, Look Ahead National Trust goes festive, Opera, Theatre renews links, Will Toad KO Kermit?, Whose Life? reaches the big screen, Video Film that launched 2001 copies, Classical music, Return of the PC's ball, Bard bargain, Lake Breaks Dinner with a touch of theatre, Clash of League giants, Today's television and radio programmes. Weather: The Weather.