The Times - 22/04/1972
1972; Gale Group;
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By Our Labour Staff, From Michael Hornsby, By Alan Hamilton Labour Staff, By Ian Murray Labour Staff, By Clifford Webb Midland Industrial Correspondent, From Ian McDonald, By a Staff Reporter, By Our Political Staff, By Marcel Berlins Legal Correspondent, From Our Environment Reporter, By Our Legal Correspondent, From Hanry Golombek, From Brian Cashinella, From Our Correspondent, By Frank Roberts Local Government Correspondent, By Our Motoring Correspondent, By Penny Hunter Symon, From Michael Knipe, From Patrick Brogan, From Our Own Correspondent, From Mario Modiano, From Dan van der Vat, By David Spanier, From Peter Nichols, From Fred Emery, From Richard Wigg, From David Housego, From Peter Hazelhurst, by James Lees-Milne, byAdam Fergusson, David Wade, Ronald Haymar, Joan Chissell, William Mann, Leonard Buckley, Stephen Walsh, Roy Hay, Katie Stewart, Harry Golombek, Penelope Turing, by Patrick O'Leary, by Robin Mead, by Peter Mytton-Davies, by Judith Banister, by Ronald Irving, Geoffrey Wansell, Patrick Brogan, Tom Hey, PHS, Timothy Devlin, THOMAS BALOGH, , EDWARD R. BRACE, , ALEC SAMUELS, , D. A. WORRALL, , RUTH COLYER, , ANGELA BOILEAU, , RENÉE SOSKIN, , JOHN ARNOLD, , WILLIAM 0. CARTER, , JOHN MURPHY, , PRUDENCE FitzGERLAD, , R. G. WILKINKSON, , P F. SIMPSON, , G. I. A. D. DRAPER, , BERNARD CRICK, , SALISBURY, , J. A. G. GRIFFITH., GWENDA KEY, , NINA FILBY, , By Kenneth Leech, , By Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, By Our Social Services Correspondent, From Charles Hargrove, D. G., By George Clark Political Staff, By Norman Hammond Archaeological Correspondent, By Michael Phillips Racing Correspondent, By Geoffrey Green Football Correspondent, By Pamela Macgregor-Morris, By Jim Railton, By Rex Bellamy, By Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, By Peter West Rugby Correspondent, By Julian Mounter Motoring Correspondent, From Peter Ryde Golf Correspondent, By John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, By Dennis Dwyer, By Ronald Kershaw, By R. W. Shakespeare Northern Industrial Correspondent, By Roy Farndon, By Clifford Webb, By Our Midland Industrial Correspondent, By Margaret Stone, By Fred Wilson, MARGARET STONE, John Nelson-Jones, John Armytage, Margaret Stone, John Drummond, M S, Ronald Irving, R.I., BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Philip Dyer,
ResumoNews: Mrs Gandhi attacks US, The silver trade, Good Food Guide Ah, bistros-but not quite the real thing, Astronauts begin exploration of mountains of the Moon, Rescue of radar plane man costs seven lives, Alternatives to abortion at advisory centre, Tests today on fire safety at race circuits, France takes the pain from the polls, Deadline for higher housing grants to be extended a year, Is the puffin following the dodo?, No point in delay, anti-Market MP says, The Times Diary Cabinet Office gets Christofas, Hove lavatory criticized as 'blockhouse', Goldsmiths fear that Common Market will abandon the assay system, Bath, Is there a Jesus revolution?, Geologists' plan to drill 6,000ft for gas, Anti-war violence on US campuses, Acres of Georgian rubble, The best seller who wants to stop, Travel Discovering Chicago, Deaf mute tarred and feathered in Belfast street, Mitterrand plea for abstention in referendum, Council has plan for easier mortgages, Training methods slow to change, Protection for buyers of antiques, VC 10 and its pilot cleared in Addis Ababa disaster, GLC to concentrate its efforts on inner areas, The quiet revolution in church and presentation plate, M Pompidou urges French to vote for progress, French diplomat returning to London as Ambassador, Prices of BritishL leyland cars up 3 per cent, Tax system is criticized as helping rich, 'Export' air lessons win award, Our lovable union leaders, Three soldiers wounded by shooting in Belfast, Proposal to axe up to 6,500 rail jobs shocks union as services improve, Herr Brandt brings MPs together on Europe, The Italian General Election Rebels stand as candidates in Reggio Calabria, angry city of the South, Law Beware of trespass if you will interfere, Archaeology Excavations for this spring and summer, Changes in two years in organization of magistrates' courts, Mr Muskie forgets name and loses black votes, Gardening An easy touch, UN pledge to African freedom fighters, Alex Styles: prefers to keep out of the limelight, Powell gibe at rail 'front men' role, Chinese put their views on trade expansion, Oceanography: Antifreeze in fish, Basic Legal Costs On Buying A House, Christopher Lawrence: fame on an international scale, Record poll likely in crucial test for Bonn, Warning of strike by dockers, Ceasefire proposed at An Loc so that wounded civilians can be evacuated, Students refuse to pledge good behaviour, 'Time is now right' for new papers, Surging crowds hold up parade at Pakistan presidential ceremony, Keeping commuters on the rails, Briton in Malta wins case against expulsion, Greeks drop pledge of return to democracy, Food Prawns in curry sauce, 'Cool-off' order sent to branches. Index. News in Brief. Display Advertising: Midland Bank Limited, Dunhill, Arthritis, Spink, The Times Superstone, The Barker Ellis Silver Company Ltd., Galerie Jean Renet, N. Bloom & Son Ltd., Schroder Europe Fund., Omega Watch Company Ltd.,, High & Dry, Summerday And Summer Play, Webb Lawnmowers Ltd.,, Adams & Dart,, The Times, Solignum Limited, Reid & Sons Ltd., The Sunday Times, Abbey Selective Bonds, Ebor, Collingwood Of Conduit Street, Francis Howard Ltd, Jmm, Healey & Baker, A. Edward Jones Ltd.. Politics and Parliament: Raising earnings limit for pensioners, Motorway fog code for drivers, Theatres on Sundays Bill passes unopposed, Data banks endangering personal liberty-MP. Official Appointments and Notices: University news, Lord Colville new Home Office minister, Treasury PPS. Law: Aldershot blast charges, Test case on poverty, Seven jailed for disturbances, Man collapses at Michael X hearing, NUR circular might be in breach of court order, experts think, Dublin jury acquits 'Dutch' Doherty, Chancery Division Builder is refused specific performance Doyle v East, Court of Appeal Children's unsworn evidence and corrohboration Regina v Hester, Briton cleared by South African court says that six months of his life have been lost, Students plotted to attack Russian buildings. Picture Gallery. Arts and Entertainment: Chess War games without the violence, Radio, Sunday-, Furniture prices underline truisms, Broadcasting, Bridge Taking a chance, Larsen holds his chess lead in close contest, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 13,057. Weather: The Weather. Sport: Football Leeds approach crucial match with unhappy memories, Squash rackets London clubs' reminders, Motor racing Brabham and BRM try out new cars, Tennis Mottram not good enough for Davis Cup, Swimming British team leading Hungarians, Rugby McFadyean receives his last chance to challenge for knock-out final stage, Sports in Brief, Football results, Cricket Stroke players gather to open tour at Arundel, Czechs hail ice hockey victory over Russians, Golf Great day for the Irish in Madrid, Sport Racing The Ghost to appear at right time in Whitbread Gold Cup, Show jumping Ann Moore well clear of nearest rival, Rowing Delafield has best chance to beat Dwan. Classified Advertising: Business Notices, Domestic Situations, For The Epicure, University Appointments, Music On The South Bank, Art Exhibitions, Union-Castle, Services tomorrow: Third Sunday after Easter, Funeral Arrangements, Entertainments. Reviews: Ballet's thirteenth visit to US, London Mozart Players Queen Elizabeth Hall, Collector's piece of daring technique, Radio, Beyond a Joke Bbc 2, Spicy Chagrin novelty Spnm Purcell Room, John Wood: back home again. Property: Property Abroad, Country Properties. Editorials/Leaders: The Vice-Chancellor And His Students, Britain's Fuel Tomorrow, Can Russia And Japan Make Peace?. Letters to the Editor: Ten to the dozen, Radio eavesdropping, Grants for students, Young offenders, The referendum, U S and Vietnam, Footpaths wrongly shown on maps, The 1967 devaluation, Car safety belts, Proposed enforcement powers for VAT, Tutankhhh..., To work during the railway go-slow, Churchill's view of European unity. Court and Social: Court Circular. Deaths. Marriages. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Monday, April 21, 1947 Partition in India. Obituaries: Mr A. F. Kelley, Mr Percy Edgar, Miss Rose Hignell, M Pierre Lazareff A prominent personality of the French press. Stock Exchange Tables: How the markets moved, The Times Share Indices, Forward Levels, Foreign Exchange Pound loses an early gain, The Times list of latest dividends, Recent Issues, Spot Position of Sterling, Wall Street, London & Regional Market Prices BICC in demand. Business and Finance: International Timber profits double, Mining, Bids and Deals, Morganreadyto reduce stake in Euroclear, Contracts £2m roadworks for Holland, Hannen, Japan's aluminium firms fear investment curbs, Unit trust prices, Chairmen's Reports, A flood of new issues, Round-up, Company News RKT Textiles profits 17pc higher, Railways board proposes extensive restructuring of regional management, Equities Shares forge farther ahead, New Issues, Girling strikers reject go-back call by union, Dispute over two jobs costs Ford 2,500 cars, Unit Trusts Association nears a full-house, Car insurance Protection with full cover, Equities close the week at new high point, Record year for food exports, Stock Exchange concern over IOS proposal, Unit Trusts, Briefly from the Boardroom, Commodities Firm advance in metal prices, Warrant for arrest of Mr Howard Hughes' aide, Fixed Interest and Money Government bonds strong, Sir David Barran calls for policy to exploit indigenous fuels, France to help finance tin fund, Pan Am loss rises to $30.9m, New help for home buyers, Monopolies report soon on Watney-GMH, Banks in Six set currency margins, Papermakers 'face EEC tariff disadvantages', Money Market Rates, March fall in rate of retail price growth, Panel upholds decision on bid for Daltons, Investment Trusts The progress of the newcomers, Tax A word for expenses, Building of Birmingham centre to start in October, Insurance Save paperwork with a package, GEC dispute over, but British Leyland face bus plants strike, North Eastern Co-op made £1m surplus. Business Appointments: Business appointments Executive post changes at Occidental Oil boards in London and Belgium. Births.
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