The Times - 08/10/1983
1983; Gale Group;
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From Philip Webster, Political Reporter, Brighton, By David Walker, Local Government Correspondent, From Ian Murray, The Hague, By Peter Evans Home Affairs Correspondent, By a Staff Reporter, By Jonathan Clare, By Barrie Clement Labour Reporter, From Richard Ford, Belfast, By Anthony Bevins, Political Correspondent, By Richard Evans, By John Young, From Ian Murray, Brussels, By Christopher Warman, Arts Correspondent, By Geraldine Norman, Sale Room Correspondent, By Nicholas Timmins, By Derek Harris, Commercial Editor, By Hugh Clayton Environment Correspondent, By Frances Williams, Economics Correspondent, By Our Agriculture Correspondent, By Clifford Longley, Religious Affairs Correspondent, By John Young, Agriculture Correspondent, From Keith Dalton, Manila, From Christopher Thomas, Tegucigalpa, Honduras, By Henry Stanhope, Diplomatic Correspondent, From Andrew Thompson Buenos Aires, From Zoriana Pysariwsky, New York, From Our Correspondent, New York, From Jane Monahan, Madrid, From Our Correspondent, From a Bridge Correspondent, Stockholm, From Michael Hamlyn, Delhi, From Hasan Akhtar, Islamabad, From Our Own Correspondent, From M. G. G. Pillal. Kuala Lumpur, From Diana Geddes, From Robert Fisk, By a Special Correspondent, From Alan McGregor, From Stephen Taylor, By Our Foreign Staff, By Henry Stanhope Diplomatic Correspondent, Nicholas Kenyon, Hilary Finch, Stephen Pettitt, Dennis Hackett, David Wade, Peter Davalle, Richard Williams, PHS, Virgilio Levi, Roy Strong, HESKETH, , GEORGE CAREY, , NICOLAS WALTER, , PETER THOMPSON, , J. D. GRUGEON, , J. A. DUNN, , BOYD-CARPENTER, , PETER BRENNAN, , MILES SEAMAN, , R. G. KERSHAW, , COLIN SHEWRING, , STRAHAN SOAMES, , P. W. UNWIN, , DENIS HAVILAND, , PHILIP LEE, , RUTH GOLDING, , J. Enoch Powell, By Walter Sullivan, New York Times Science Editor, City Editor Anthony Hilton, By Wayne Lintott, By Our Financial Staff, By Graham Searjeant, By Andrew Cornelius, Lorna Bourke, Michael Hockings, Vivien Goldsmith, · by Michael Clark, By David Hands Rugby Correspondent, By Sydney Friskin, Simon Barnes, By Keith Macklin, By John Hennessy, Golf Correspondent, By David Miller, By Lewine Mair, By Peter Ryde, By Rex Bellamy, Tennis Correspondent, By Peter Ball, By Jenny MacArthur, By Michael Seely, From Our Irish Racing Correspondent, Dublin, From Desmond Stoneham, French Racing Correspondent, by Jim Railton, Edited by Peter Davalle, By Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, R.H., Alex McWhirter, Edited by Shona Crawford Poole, Daniel Fearon, Jane MacQuitty, Stan Hey, Ashley Stephenson, Christopher Logue, Anne Barnes, Clare Colvin, Henry Stanhope, Philip Howard, Kay Dick, Geoff Brown, Peter Waymark, Harry Golombek, Jeremy Flint, Judy Froshaug,
ResumoNews: British oil refused to Israel, A sculptured zoo goes under Sotheby's hammer, Delegates back fight over pit closures, 'Streamlined' city authorities formula unveiled, Reagan envoy in Spain for Latin policy talks, Dealer jailed for part in car racket, Pretoria 'told me to kill whites', Early evening pit-stops for theatregoers in a rush, 'No crime' plea over glue kits, How to write letters with an Irish accent, Italians take early lead in world bridge final, Malaysian reforms challenged, Maze officers' concern grows after escape equipment is uncovered, Druze agree to EEC observers in Chouf, Disputes threaten TV sport, Share deal embarrasses firm in takeover bid, Britain lags behind in living standards, Electoral college system to remain, Barbie in human rights plea, Teeth filled by mistake, In the garden, Those heady days of copper on Parys Mountain, Contadora group agrees framework for peace, Nicaragua rebels try for exile government, Preparing the ground, Centre right holds key, Geoffrey Smith, The rocky road back to the land, Pleasing product of supermarket buying power, Marx, Darwin and Freud-three enemies of imagination, NHS region may share planned private hospital, Falklands airfield called threat to stability, Indians claim Pakistan has given aid to extremists in Punjab, £1 note fetches £1,980, God should not be called 'He' says pamphlet on sexism, Lady locked in embrace at wheel, Host council withdraws from garden festival, Government condemned over police Bill, Challenge to Irish marriage law, Quetta march turns into riot as unrest spreads, Milk imports opposed, Schoolgirl delivered own baby, Roadside rivals woo motorist, Children's Shows Philip Theodore, Butter sales improve, Publisher joins Golding row, Labour storm over White Paper on council shake-up, Governor held: General, Elysée linked to terror contacts, Local authorities must find finances for arts, Delegates reject move to tighten control of parliamentary party, Britain may ask US to garrison Belize, Smallholdings Musician in tune with life on the farm, Exotic and glorious gloxinias, Tomorrow Music, Art dealer accused of theft, Seasonal clue to how we grow old, Life jail for Brinks case murderers, Pews at one in memoriam, Detained peer released, Parkinson given ovation at dinner, £250,000 tax fraud, Solicitor under scrutiny jumped from bridge, Sleeping pill victims lose more than memory, Steam up for an old sea workhorse, Kidnappers rebuffed by Madrid, Injury rate on farms still 8,000, Room enough for big ideas, Today, Martin jury told not to feel sympathy, Gardens open Today, Japan pledges to open its markets, Hitachi and IBM settle secrets suit, When gallons of wine are the fruits of hard work, A little of what grandpa fancied down along the Old Kent Road, Court victory for road plan protesters, Swiss upset by French bank spies, Off-piste fun run leaves the humdrum behind, The Times Diary Special delivery, Peel off the scales and wait for it, Morning after the conference before, Sex doctor's patient in bail move, Acas in move on Ford dealers, A little touch of luxury on a tight budget, Man of peace with steel in the soul, Shopfront, Junta falls out over foreign debt, Life-long care for pets, Gandhi-style drive against Marcos, Powell disputes Soviet threat, China angry over stand by Cradock, Minister will launch wilderness congress, Monday, Extinction for lost souls, Nitze warns Britain on disarmament, A romantic in touch with reality, Kinnock praises new spirit, Winter under glass, Outings Harvest Of The Seas Thanksgiving Service, Chopping through the jungle of discount flights to Africa, The very model of a millworker's Eden, Holidaymakers to get speedier service as agents install computers. Index. Display Advertising: Mappin & Webb, City & Metropolitan, Multiple Display Advertisements, American & International Growth, Perpetual, Tsb Unit Trusts, Zelig, Christies, Highland Park, the TIMES, Pga, Minster Trust, The Times, Reed Stenhouse Gibbs, Berry Asset Management, Iberia, Ken Muir, C&g, The Oresteia., Bell's Scotch Whiskey, Ski Super Travel, Nationwide, Hs, Tunisia, R.J. Temple & Company, Computer Competition, Fidelity, Jamica, Little Lies, Leicester Building Society. Picture Gallery. Reviews: Weekend Choice, Critics'choice Blow To The Heart Ino Cern, Critics' choice Arden Of Faversham, Making progress in the kitchen, Canada stops the sale of Mackintosh cabinet, Topical sense, Photography Shipbuilding On The Tyne, Teasing salute SCO/Harper Edinburgh University, Noble savagery right to the end, Discovery through a wandering dream, Today's events New exhibitions, Jolly good sports, and a remedy still for measles, Dance Royal Ballet, Ignore the professors and forget the apology, E.T. magic of a rewarding revival Robinson Crusoe Orchard, Dartford, A balance of talent and efficiency, Films on TV, Die Fledermaus Grand Theatre, Leeds, Serious business for a comedy king, Television, Rock & Jazz Cliff Richard, Out of Town, Dream without end Albert Hall Richard Clayderman, PREVIEW Galleries Rodin And French Genius, What Alfred the Great did next, Concerts Messiaen Marathon, Opera Covent Garden. Official Appointments and Notices: Pensioner's bravery praised. News in Brief. Editorials/Leaders: The Doves Of War, Our Father..., Just Plain Wrong, No, Minister. Letters to the Editor: Body and mind, Mental offenders, A dressing down, Old stock?, The Hoskyns file, Churchill's call, Sailing along a doubtful course, Bradlaugh's struggle, Fact and fiction on food prices, Wedgwood's service, Cat lovers, Mrs Thatcher and the Tory outlook. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Births. Classified Advertising: Announcements, Short Lets, Services tomorrow: Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity, Antiques And Collectables, Musical Instruments, Entertainments. Deaths. Law: A34 public inquiry should be held Regina v Secretary of State for the Environment and Another, Ex parte Binney and Another. Obituaries: Sir Charles Husband Designer of radio telescopes, Mr Uvedale Lambert, Eileen De Stacpoole, Prof Alexander Mikhailov. Business and Finance: £102m price tag on Oxford debut, Bekhor denies rumours, Preaching caution and courage, Crystalate backs bid with £3m profits forecast, Turn your money into dreams, Goodbye to cartels, welcome to competition, says cartel, The pound, How to pay more at no extra cost, Common sails into profit, Bringing justice to the small man, Etonian leads on a Far Eastern flyer, Investment and Finance, An Offer From M&g Unit Trusts, Restmor Group, Hoare Govett hangs on to lead as stockbrokers step up competition, Alternatives to banks, Aid for scribblers, Engineers seek more for roads, Debenhams profits trebled, Warmth ahead for Coalite, Base Lending Rates. Stock Exchange Tables: US jobless rate falls to 9.3%, Unit trust performance, Recent Issues, Sterling: Spot and Forward, Commodities London Metal Exchange, Unit Trust Prices-change on the week, Australian funds ride high, Wall Street, British Funds. Sport: A glimmer of comfort for Robson, Sports in Brief, The Red Sea parts for the wandering Englishman, Thorburn outstays Griffiths, York increase their lead, New coach asked to restore harmony, Yorkshire entrench in civil war, Petorius can confirm sprint potential, Neston are aiming for six in a row, Spaniard with cold comfort for the stricken Americans, Football, Rugby And Other Weekend Fixtures, Band should strike a winning note, Glazzard in the money again, Village girl nurses her lead, St Helens pair must serve their suspensions, The Year of the Shire Horse Show, Top two pair up for England, Tomorrow Football, Boutin to hold the upper hand, For The Record Basketball, Comedy of errors no laughing matter, Match point controversy, Gesture of little help to more deserving causes, Norman is making up lost ground, Selectors' spirits may be dampened at Bath. Property: Rentals, Flat Sharing, Country Property. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No 16,255, Bridge A big hand for Mollo's winning menagerie, Concise Crossword (No 170), Chess Mastering the art of a master of defence, Television and radio programmes BBC 1. Weather: The Weather.
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