The Times - 14/12/1984
1984; Gale Group;
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By Julian Haviland, Political Editor, By Our Political Editor, By Edward Townsend, Industrial Correspondent, By Paul Routledge, Labour Editor, By Alison Eadie, From Trevor Fishlock, From Christopher Thomas, By Rodney Cowton Defence Correspondent, By Hugh Clayton Local Government Correspondent, By Michael Baily, Transport Editor, By Nicholas Timmins, Social Services Correspondent, By our Health Services Correspondent, By Geraldine Norman, Sale Room Correspondent, From Peter Davenport, By Colin Hughes, By David Nicholson, , By David Hewson, Arts Correspondent, By Tony Samstag, By Lucy Hodges Education Correspondent, By Peter Evans, Home Affairs Correspondent, By John O'Leary, Geoffrey Smith, By Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, By Nicholas Timmins, From Tony Duboudin, From Kuldip Nayar, From Donovan Moldrich, From Ian Murray, , From Roger Boyes, , From Our Correspondent, , From Ray Kennedy, From Our Correspondent, From Richard Wigg, , By Henry Stanhope Diplomatic Correspondent, From Zoriana Pysariwsky, , From Frederick Bonnart, From Christopher Thomas, , From Patrick Knight, , From David Watts, From Alan McGregor, From John Best, , David Robinson, John Percival, Hilary Finch, Stephen Pettitt, Irving Wardle, Peter Ackroyd, Patrick J. Smith, Miles Kington, Michael Hamlyn, , Nigel Andrew, Olivia Timbs and Lorraine Fraser, PHS, by Graham Mather, Frances Gibb Legal affairs correspondent, David Watt, Philip Howard, CAROLINE COX, NOEL ANNAN, , BELOFF, , HARRIS OF GREENWICH, , D. H. O'BRIEN, , MARGARET WHITE, , HARVEY KASS, , JAMES GOWANS, , FRED JARVIS, , JAMES BISHOP, , PETER CAMPION, , ROBERT NEWILL, , TONY HALL, , CHITNIS., ELSPETH HUXLEY, , By Pearce Wright, Science Editor, A correspondent, Lord Keith of Castleacre, David Walker Social Policy Correspondent, DW, Hugh Clayton Local Government Correspondent, HC, Executive Editor Kenneth Fleet, By Judith Huntley Commercial Property Correspondent, From Bailey Morris, , By Cliff Feltham, By Sarah Hogg Economics Editor, By David Young, Energy Correspondent, By David Smith Economics Correspondent, By Derek Pain and Pam Spooner, By David Black, By Derek Harris, Walter Wriston, Brum-Brum, By David Hands Rugby Correspondent, By Gerald Davies, By Michael Stevenson, From Chris Moore, Igls, By John Blunsden, By Mitchell Platts, By Paul Harrison, David Miller, By Peter Ball, By Stuart Jones, Football Correspondent, Non-League football by Paul Newman, By Clive White, By Michael Seely, By Jenny MacArthur, By Nicholas Harling, By Colin McQuillan, From Richard Streeton, , From Sydney Friskin, , By Mandarin (Michael Phillips), by Clifford Webb, by Peter Dear, Peter Davalle, Mark Lawson, By Anthony Bevins, Hugh Clayton, From Richard Ford, , By Philip Robinson, Richard Owen,
ResumoIndex. News: Pisani sees risk of more New Caledonia clashes, EEC budget thrown out, M40 route announced New road dispute looms, The Times Information Service, Florida asks Washington to pay for Cuban influx, Strained relations on mend as Canada warms to the US, Co-ops break pact and sell cheap EEC butter early, Science report Mystery of fish that change sex, Walesa pleads for dialogue on anniversary of martial law, The metropolitan counties, How Sonia learned to be a Gandhi, The Times 'to build on Bicentenary base', Sect's papers shut down, Greenham shooting policy disclosed, The abolition juggernaut: running over its allies? Breaking Down The Cost Of Breaking Up, Jobs: let's follow Reagan's lead, Police committees: are they a force for good?, Electric car 'could travel at 80mph', Taped interviews win police support, Hard cheese on Zummerzet, Commentary, TUC seeks £2.3bn on benefits bill, Sri Lanka hits back at Rajiv, Nightmare of hasty decisions feared, Eccentric turns the clock forward, Magistrates move for legal protection, Jobcentre cuts to go ahead, Pressing playback before pressing charges, Trinity House considers cuts in pilot service, moreover... Santa's delights for devious drivers, US judge refuses to extradite IRA killer, The Times Diary From Grand to gracious, Delors says US should be less aggressive, Surprise defeat of grandmaster, Permanent subsidy for London Zoo, Back to work: Mr John, Lords back ex-husband over house deal, The Monaco of the Midlands, Mirror trust based in tax haven, Southgate held by Tories as Labour loses its deposit, Six shots across the hawks' prow, Fantasy or fact: the rows over finance, González puts his case for Nato, Warnings ignored in Bhopal, 'Starvation' fear for homeless, 'Their role does not justify the cost', Ministers play down revolt by back-benchers, Transport: Praise from Whitehall, Are we all sure we know exactly who does what?, ICI pays $750m for American company, Day of reckoning for the Community Euro-MPs reject 'fake budget' as EEC power struggle looms, Rising profits send boardroom salaries soaring, Pension hint by cautious Lawson, Letter from Moscow Kremlin mobilizes wartime memories, 'Sexist bias' in schools geography, Prestel mole hunt over, Industry chiefs back £50bn European transport links, Israel accused of killings in Lebanon crackdown, Treating the survivors of Bhopal Specialists believe sight of most victims can be saved, The long and relentless countdown, Scargill claims arrest a plot, Wider publication of programmes urged, Remembered in letters of gold, Holloway jail's role reviewed, Strict money terms only, Breakthrough on Cyprus Kyprianou and Denktas agree to a summit, Rebuilding their lives after the horror, Mass flight of Sikhs to Punjab, An exciting package?, Thatcher warned on ministers' 'mistakes', Indonesia to buy Rapier missiles, Nuclear dumping ban extended, TUC seeks pit peace amid scepticism, C'est magnifique mais ce n'est pas le socialisme, 'Shoot-to-kill' inquiry called for by Kinnock, Japanese food-store extortions on increase Blunders erode faith in police, Motoring Selling ideas to the Germans, Abroad in Metro land, Port chief to be £70,000 head of health service management, Man set to marry his mother in law, Alliance to improve links with East in 1985, Brazil set for civilian rule Neves seeks growth and a fairer deal, Swiss MPs favour joining UN, Death rate for middle aged worst in Europe, First Person Deliver me from the deadly British letter-box, Kirkpatrick and Baker are likely rivals in battle for Reagan's ear, Parks and pleasure: the forgotten factor?, Best friends: Mr Frank, The reform that led to friction, Police to investigate BT stags, Medical Briefing Pretty but dangerous. Display Advertising: Gate, The A-Z, FAST Lane, Hunting, South Yorkshire County Council, Abbey National, West Midlands County Council, Rioja And Christmas, West Yorkshire Metropolitan County Council, Rnr, Graham's, Spectator, The Times, Intercity, Gmc, Merseyside County Council, Pa, The Macallan, The Malt., Harvard Securities Limited, Esso, Khan Carpets Ltd, The Royal Bank Of Scotland Plc, Royal Mail, Robin Hood, Base Lending Rates, The Old Vic. Law: Courts 'difficult to find', Tighter security ruled out, Trial by jury-not by media Australian judge to face charges, Dolls' house hid heroin, court told, Plea to spare novelist 'agony' of murder trial, Treason charges against Durban pair, Court of Appeal Attorney cannot be sued over threatened Berlin nuisance Trawnik and Another v Lennox and Another, Beatles could get millions in underpaid royalties after court win over EMI, Verbal limit of undertaking Tufbox Ltd v Post Office, County courts can suspend and add on contempt committals Lee v Walker, Lesbians have no family link Harrogate Borough Council v Simpson, Boxer's brother jailed for brawl, Football club fraud inquiry, Another Briton charged in Libyan court. Arts and Entertainment: Sale room Sotheby's leads Christie's in international market, Concise Crossword (No 521), The Times Crossword Puzzle No 16,611, Phone call gives win to Kasparov, Today's television and radio programmes. News in Brief. Politics and Parliament: Abolition Bill Further delay rejected, Taxation Lower pay rises would bring jobs, Next week's business, Pensions Rumour scotched: no need to retire early, Brighton Bomb Wakeham warmly welcomed, Coal dispute, House Of Lords Bill allows man to wed mother-in-law, VAT Worries Minister could not give a clue about VAT, Thresholds PM wants to help 12 million on £8,000 a year or less. Picture Gallery. Reviews: Opera Same old Met Simon Boccanegra, Television In the asylum, Dance Swan Lake, Concerts Philharmonia/Joo, Roger Heaton Purcell Room, Cinema Characters in a universe of reckless violence "That's Not All Folks" ICA, Theatre Island of irony Melancholy Jacques Bush. Editorials/Leaders: Over Protective, Heir Apparent, A Lorryload Of Trouble, Finance And Industry Taxation on pensions remains an open issue. Letters to the Editor: VAT on publications, Levy on TV films, Parental responsibility, The fourth frontier, Case for inquiry at polytechnic, Just so, Justice for juveniles, Scientific talent as national resource, Auction inquiries, Teachers' assessment, Conditional aid, Embryo research in good cause. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Official Appointments and Notices: Church news, University news, Binney Memorial Awards, Latest appointments, Stonyhurst College. Deaths. Obituaries: Mr Stuart Mountfield, Mr Duncan Mackinnon, Mr Denis Knight, Krafft Ehricke, Sir William McKie Former Organist of Westminster Abbey. Stock Exchange Tables: Wall Street, Investment Trusts, Stock Exchange Prices Shares firm at close, Authorized Unit Trusts, Recent Issues, Foreign Exchanges. Business and Finance: Money Markets And Gold, Greycoat in £66m takeover, Commodities, Stock Market Report Americans go for Whitbread, Briefing, Hambro Life suspends shares after mystery bid approach, Output falls in factories after gains, Tempus Unigate figures lack lustre, Waddington bid lapses, End curbs on textile imports, says study, MPs reject further aid for BNOC, Market Summary, Pound falls to $1.19, Company News, Record sales in US shops, Venture capital: the neat breakthrough, London Financial Futures, Master of change welcomes City's 'inevitable' revolution, Your Own Business How one man got a slice of the mountain-axe trade. Business Appointments: Appointments. Classified Advertising: Car Buyer's Guide, Whitecroft, Announcements, Business To Business, Entertainments. Sport: Racing Top support for Sunday meetings, Volleyball Players see red over setter's disappearing act, Cricket Opening the way for Englishmen, Sports Commentary, Racing: Melrose Handicap Winner To Register First Success Over Hurdles Hollinshead colt can help to end gloomy spell for O'Neill, Rugby Union: Colourful Australians Choose 37-Year-Old Australians go all sentimental, Sports in Brief, Basketball Kingston in pulsating win, Cricket Robinson gives England a chance to overtake India, Boxing Magri back in world title bout, Golf More money to be earned on European tour, Squash Rackets Champions on a high speed track, For The Rfecord, Motor Racing Williams-Honda sign with new sponsors, Show Jumping Turkey time for Whitaker, Bobsleigh Phipps rips up British record book, Football: Violence Poses Problem For Authorities Celtic await the sentence of UEFA after assaults, Snooker Davis and Meo in semi-finals, Hockey: The Champions Trophy Authorities failing to live up to British success. Births. Property: Rentals, Flat Sharing. Weather: The Weather.
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