The Times - 23/06/1977
1977; Gale Group;
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By Christopher Thomas and Craig Seton, By Paul Routledge and Christopher Thomas, From Dan van der Vat, By Arthur Reed Air Correspondent, by Hugh Noyes Parliamentary Correspondent, By John Roper Health Services Correspondent, From Christopher Walker Belfast, By Our Political Editor, By Stewart Tendler, Mr Keating: "Contemptuous of art world.", By Our Political Correspondent, By Craig Seton, By Penny Symon, By Our Labour Editor, By Our Social Services Correspondent, From John Chartres Manchester, By a Staff Reporter, By Our Local Government Correspondent, By Kenneth Owen Technology Correspondent, By Philip Howard, By Peter Hennessy, By Christopher Warman Local Government Correspondent, By George Clark Political Correspondent, From Michael Horsnell Chelmsford, By Sue Reid of The Times Higher Education Supplement, From Pearce Wright Science Editor, From Robin Young Blackpool, House of Lords, House of Commons, From Our Own Correspondent Paris, June 22, From Our Correspondent, From Charles Hargrove, From William Chislett, From Jose Shercliff, From Patricia Clough, From Harry Debelius, From John Best, From Our Own Correspondent, By Roger Berthoud, From Charles Harrison, From Patrick Brogan, By David Spanier Diplomatic Correspondent, From Nicholas Ashford, From Moshe Brilliant, by Prudence Glynn, By Lewine Mair, From sydney Friskin, From Pamela Macgregor-Morris, By Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, By John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, Ronald Butt, Charles Harrison, PHS, Richard Davy, R. H. RICHENS, , ROY GRANTHAM, , ALLAN SPINK, , MELANIE WINTERBOTHAM, , A. FRASER, , T. P. O'BRIEN, , LOUIS BLOM-COOPER, , HELEN HARMSWORTH, , R. W. MAY, , C. BETHUNE, , PHILIP LEWIS, STEPHEN MILLIGAN, , NICOLAS WALTER, , MICHAEL TILL, , MILO CRIPPS, , ELSIE ABBOT, , By Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, By Our Medical Correspondent, Sir Andrew Clark, , The Duke of Bedford, Sir Bernard Lovell, S.H., Paul Barker, Peter Tinniswood, Tony Aldous, Eric Major, H. R. F. Keating, Nicholas Bethell, Cameron Hazlehurst, David Robinson, Paddy Kitchen, William Mann, Ned Chaillet, Paul Griffiths, Max Harrison, By Clifford Webb, By David Blake, By Caroline Atkinson, By Peter Hill, By John Brennan, From Alan McGregor, By Wallace Jackson, By Our Industrial correspondent, By Our Financial Staff, By Ronald Pullen, Derek Harris, By R. W. Shakespeare, By Our Northern Industrial Correspondent, From Michael Hornsby, By Maurice Corina, By Desmond Quigley, J. T. WARBURTON, , NORMAN WALLIS, , JOHN GOODLAND, , S. WEINBERG, , V. H. F. GREEN, , BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Arthur Reed, Melvyn Westlake, By Richard Allen, By Ashley Druker, By Ray Maughan, By Victor Felstead, Peter Waymark,
ResumoNews: Fair trading scrutiny of household names, Tories seek action on 'child thugs', Consortium to study power from windmills, TUC urges unions to intensify aid in Grunwick strike, President Carter throws away Dr kissinger's trump card in negotiating with Israel, What is Mr Callaghan up to, playing this bogus game of buying time?, Prospects for Britain's fishing industry are gloomy despite increase in the value of catch, Plans agreed for North Sea oilrig blow-outs, 'Assurances' received on spread of sensitive nuclear technology, Mr Powell says UK needs a free-for-all, Organization of American States ready to condemn torture and illegal detention by governments, Fall in firm applications to the Open University, Watergate shadow falls on Ottawa Government, TUC asked to give preference to NUJ, First of 300 arrive in Ulster for Army's new undercover drive, Amin telephone call to journalist dispels assassination rumours, Wales greets the Queen with banners, Sir Robert Mark opposes national police force, Trial of Britons in forged dollars case postponed, S Africa's rulers in bitter debate, Tory MP praises police at Grunwick factory, Action urged to halt sales of oil to Rhodesia, Research on inner cities, Anti-waste could save £250m a year, Child saved with help of Agatha Christie, MPs to press Mr Rees on obscenity inquiry, MPs call for radical look at planning system, Labour holds majority in Histadrut elections, Fashion The chase for the chaste, Huge surpluses expected again in National Insurance Fund, Menten trial team find 120 in grave, Motoring Readers have a good word for the Skodas, Soviet talks in Paris dominated by detente, Accused says estate agents got £722,662 of profit, Who won the Spanish election?, Upsurge in house prices possible later this year, Self-help in energy urged as Comecon priority, Mackerel being caught at twice the advised rate, Gaullists fight on as Bill on proportional representation passes, Cambridge University's mathematical tripos results, TUC chiefs tell unions they cannot defer pay settlements until after phase two, Neutrals try to bridge gap in Belgrade, A tough official from the ranks, The Times Diary, Russians raise doubts on whale statistics, £240,000 grant goes to team studying children's brainpower, Running around in ever-increasing circles towards détente, Ethiopia rail link cut by Somali insurgents, EEC obstructs world plan for aid to agriculture, Kidnapped Basque businessman murdered, Wanted: jobs for 105 detectives, experts on crime, Agency journalists vote to 'black' copy, U S views air pact with Britain as victory for all, Thatcher call for 9-13pc limit on pay increases, Possibility of arrest fails to quell Mr Keating, Museum of the Year award for Ironbridge Gorge, Communists in Portugal call big protest, Moluccan vigilante units to be banned, MP's file shows 22 unknown benefits frauds, The shadow of Amin looming over East Africa, Third World unhappy over news coverage, Tankerload of poison in Italian river, 'Secret service' hand seen in BBC programme, ILO girds itself for US withdrawal, Italian politician shot in the legs by terrorists, Barrier to Greeks lifted, Science report Virology: Smallpox spreads again, Direct elections Bill sees assembly as consultative, Yard chief denies he took criminal's cash. Picture Gallery. Politics and Parliament: Powers needed to investigate distribution margins, Competition policy needs sharpening, Fear that safeguards suggested will erode firms' profits, The day that never was. June 22 goes from Commons diary, Commons abandons sitting, Government get their Bill by 30 votes, Laker gets permission for New York flights, Government seeking cause of unruly behaviour among young people, Help in Finance Bill for historic houses, Tories fight for 29 hours against Price Commission's permanent powers to check and control rising prices, Labour peer attacks judicial bench. Index. Law: Mr Peter Hain and policeman settle case, Soldier in sex case discharged, Chancery Division No tax relief for wear and tear of clothing Woodcock v Inland Revenue Commissioners, Mr Mitchell starts his jail sentence, Queen's Bench Division Submission of no case rejected: accused's rights Regina v Horseferry Road Magistrates' Court, Ex parte Adams, Queen's Bench Division Justices free to decide car door danger Sever v Duffy. Display Advertising: F.H.Lloyd Holdings Limited, New Silk Cut Cigarettes, Ppa, The Throgmorton Trust Limited, Casio, Ici, The Electric Council, England And Wales, Air France, Schools Prom, Maxwell Croft Fur Sale, Philip Hill Investment Trust Limited, Williams & Glyn's Bank Ltd, Greater Manchester Council, Butterworths, High & Dry, Bank Base Rates, Standard Chartered Bank Limited, Princess, Luncheon Dry & Club Amontillado, Charles McCarry, M. J. H. Nightangle & Co. Limited, Sunderland And South Shields Water Company, Douglas, Government Of New Zealand, John Foord, Lancia, Glen Grant Malt Whisky, Hambros Limited, Banco Do Brasil S.A.. News in Brief. Weather: The Weather. Classified Advertising: Car Buyer's Guide, -Managerial-Administrative-Secretarial-Personal Assistants-, -Stepping Stones-Non-Secretarial-Secretarial & General-Tempting Times-, Funeral Arrangements, Legal Notices, Entertainments, Appointments Vacant. Sport: Football Brazil see Scotland as far sterner test, Hockey English stick work fails to break confused Japan, Yachting Enterprise uses her speed in light winds, Sport Tennis Five seeds stumble but Gottfried and Panatta are the only ones to fall, Rugby Union Cobner gives a speech and Lions respond, Cricket Batsmen blinded by Procter's pace as much as by the sun, Racing Sprinter's easy canter by seaside, Show jumping Britain take stand against blood tests, Golf Marsh throws off weariness to take lead at Moor Park, For the record, Cycling Veterans' record broken on Isle of Man. Editorials/Leaders: Human Rights In Latin America, Bermuda Ii-A Fair Deal, President Brezhnev In Paris. Letters to the Editor: Freedom for employees: the conflict at Grunwick, Inquiry on obscenity, Foreign benevolence, Keeping a check on quality, Who was the fourth man?, Unhonoured spouse, When natural gas runs out, Balance sheet of EEC membership, Britons' reluctance to work in Brussels, Income tax paid by those over 65, When the elms have gone, Court of Appeal judgment in guardsman case, Evidence on the safety of glass fabric. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Arts and Entertainment: Broadcasting, Radio, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 14,635, First day of Evelyn book sale totals £136,846. Deaths. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Monday, June 23, 1952. Official Appointments and Notices: Latest appointments. Obituaries: Dr Wernher Von Braun, Dr Vladimir Timakov, Mr H. F. Chambers, Lady Meade-Fetherstonhaugh, Sir Herbert Janes Businessman and Baptist president, Sir Thomas Burgess. Reviews: The Yak Route Soldiers On Everest, Lost magic Lloyd George, Women Behind Bars Whitehall Theatre, RSC 8-month season at new small theatre, A sense of belonging, Tranquil timelessness Landscape with Canals By L. T. C. Rolt (Allen Lane, £5.50) Backdoor Britain, The escapologist Ruling Passions, The master's hand Northern Sinfonia/ Bedford Snape Maltings, Crime Send No More Roses, Elizabethan Singers Purcell Room, Ross Pople Wigmore Hall, Quick guide, Hitler as a surviving influence on our times, Historical necessity No Jail For Thought, Fiction The Balloonist By MacDonald Harris (Gollancz, £4.75) A Fine Romance By Cynthia Propper Seton (Heinemann, £3.90) Visible People By Stephen Gray (Rex Collings, £5) Drums for Rancas. Business and Finance: Lloyd's outgrows its trading floor, Discount market, LME declines American terms for 'recognition', Brown & Tawse jumps 59pc, Another flat 12 months faces Lankro, Leyland and Renault start moves towards pooling expertise in manufacturing, £51m tax demanded in Swiss Chiasso affair, Eurosyndicat, Durapipe-a hint of good things, Fur shops to close after drop in demand, Mr Callaghan presses 10-year plan, Exchequer levy blunts Anglia gain, Classic Purbeck reply to Singlo, US has a record deficit, SE look at dealings in Newmans before bid, Mr Scanlon leads phase three vote, Hint from Lowe & Brydone on fresh funds, Business Diary: Prayer mats to Mecca, N Sea oilfields close for checks and maintenance, Export aid scheme well advanced, Commodities Coffee soars on Brazil cold fears, Strong home sector keeps Ferranti's advance, Expansion of British output still sluggish, Judge asked to penalize subsidiary of RTZ, Arthur Lee back over £1m mark at half-time as recovery holds, In brief Brokers win the right of appeal, Associates lift Tunnel as demand drops steeply, F H Lloyd and the foundry cycle, Briefly Chairman's offer for Priest Marians, Car registrations fall, Japanese offer EEC deal in battle over price of ball-bearing exports, Economic notebook Jobs and the missing link, Toolmakers seek signs of progress, Beaverbrook to study new share proposals, Unions insist on NEB control in power mergers, Floating to success, International Pechiney more hopeful for 1977, New growth targets are set by OECD, Transatlantic flight paths cleared in dawn deal, Bright start by Pritchard Services, Rea Brothers takes in private bank, MK Elec leaps from doldrums in breakthrough to over £6m, Copperbelt road link planned, £12m bid for refrigeration company, Irish Distillers on way back, Ford peace plan agreed after 11 hours of talks. Stock Exchange Tables: How the markets moved, Stock Exchange Prices Active bid scene, The Times Share Indices, Stock markets Strong gilts as 'variable' runs out, Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, Recent Issues, Foreign Exchange, Eurobond prices (midday indicators), Wall Street. Business Appointments: Business appointments Sir Alan Dawtry is named Sperry Rand chairman. Property: Rentals, Country property. Births.
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