The Times - 12/05/1982
1982; Gale Group;
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By David Nicholson-Lord, By Stewart Tendler, From Zoriana Pysariwsky, By David Hewson, By Philip Webster, Political Reporter, By Hugh Noyes, By Julian Haviland Political Editor, From Christopher Thomas, From Michael Hornsby, By Felicity Jones, By Jeannette Mitchell, By John Young, From David Felton, By Paul Routledge, David Felton, By Donald Macintyre Labour Correspondent, By Pearce Wright, By Julian Haviland, Political Editor, By Anthony Bevins Political Correspondent, By Lucy Hodges, By Tony Samstag, From Our Correspondent, By a Staff Reporter, By Frances Gibb, By the Staff of "Nature", By Richard Davy, From George Clark, From Charles Harrison, From John Best, From Ivor Davis, From Nicholas Ashford, From Roger Boyes, From Robert Fisk Beirut, From Our Own Correspondent, From Moshe Brilliant, From Michael Binyon, From Richard Wigg, From Charles Hargrove, From Alan Mc Gregor, By Our Foreign Staff, By Henry Stanhope, Defence Correspondent, By Nicholas Timmins, By Kenneth Gosling, From Jonathan Wills, Merrily Harpur, Irving Wardle, Richard Williams, Michael Church, Paul Griffiths, John Percival, by David Steel, PHS, P. D. HALL, ALAN H. PROTHEROE, DAVID ALAN NATUSCH, ALASTAIR HETHERINGTON, LAURENCE MARSH, MICHAEL J ROSE, ANDREW H. WALLER, SIMON JENKINS, ROBERT NOWELL, JOHN D. NEAL, IGOR PAVLOV, NEVILLE G. BROWN, A. F. SMALLBONE, M. I. I. ELLIS, L. A. MOIGNAIRD, Sir John Prideaux, From David Blake, Economics Editor, By Edward Townsend Industrial Correspondent, By Frances Williams, By Drew Johnston, From Peter Norman, David Blake, C. Gordon Tether, By Sydney Friskin, By Stuart Jones, Football Correspondent, By Clive White, By Richard Eaton, By Iain Mackenzie, From Rex Bellamy, Rex Bellamy, Norman Fox, By Norman Fox, By Michael Phillips, Racing Correspondent, By Our Racing Correspondent, By Our Newmarket Correspondent, By Michael Seely, By Ian Reid, From Desmond Stoneham, By Derek Wyatt, By Robert Pryce, By Anthony Bevins, Political Correspondent, By Donald Macintyre, By Michael Baily Transport Correspondent, by Baron Phillips, Edited by Peter Dear, From Ian Murray,
ResumoNews in Brief. Index. News: Rare animals are seized at Gatwick, Violence way of life for Karamoja survivors, Haig hand benefits most from reshuffle, Polish threat to expel reporter after envoys, Hospital place for jail girl, Government rejects education plan, Fleet killing whales by mistake, Anxiety mounts over Khorramshahr siege, Billy Graham asks world leaders to repent, £250,000 boost for Academy, Science report Galaxy caught during formation, Stansted planners 'ignored' tourist impact, Earlier this year, Conservative, Budget suffers most, 280,000 homes are 'difficult to let', Maternity benefits, Strategic studies Survey finds nuclear war unlikely but sees dangers, Overseas selling prices, How far do family ties go? The Indian answer, GLC resumes jobs chief hunt, More legal help for young offenders, Threat to heating cash for disabled, Moreover... Miles Kington, Frigate sinks Argentine ship in channel between islands, Clash mars eve of Pope's trip, Decision today on new London Transport chief, Joseph seeks talks on Toxteth schools, Aldenham School, Sovereignty issue curbs optimism at UN, Two days of talks about Namibia but no progress, The funny side of the friendly GP, Babies 'arrested' in Iran, How the Commons voted on hanging, Sultan in surprise Amman visit, The film makers' tale, Humberside likely to ban hunting, Workers on board plan modified, Boycott of World Cup is probable, Israel lays its heroes to final rest, Postmen accept 7% pay deal, Trust gets Jack Scout land, Change closer in Denmark, Few back plea in IMF talks, NHS strikers step up pay dispute action, Union wary of wage proposals, MPs still opposed to death penalty, Let us get rid of this shaky argument about sovereignty, The Times Diary Visa trouble for peace campaigner Esquivel, S Africa in KGB spy exchange, Farm claim for 35-hour week, Roads, Parole plea by Robert Kennedy's killer, Tent cities spring up on a crowded island, Hypnotist 'cut out' of mother's final will, Argentina extends war zone, Dublin line Idefended by Haughey, Mitterrand challenged by Chirac, The papers, Navy will depend on its rapid-firing 4.5s, Technology pact is rejected, Kissinger backs British aims, Refugee rules relaxed, Calls to the Bar, Libel action by head of gold recovery firm, Ray of hope for British journalists, CB radio licences top 250,000, High-speed target for nuclear plant, Britain threatens to halt EEC talks, Training project risk, Health causes the British most worry, Rich nations' economic policies under attack, Blessing or curse in Peter Grimes country?, A poor outlook for the Third World, Crisis cuts Brazilian President's US visit, Beaches could be airstrips for Hercules, Tebbit attacks 'Luddite' managements, Peope's visit off if crisis in Falklands goes on, Ceasefire after Lebanon faction fighting kills 50, Life on the islands Port Stanley digs in for 'the big one', Dashed promises for mothers of the missing, Ultimatum on gypsy camp broke race law. Politics and Parliament: Frank Johnson in the Commons Back to the banter of the good old days, Poll wrangle over Falklands, Strasbourg's unity on sanctions threatened, Prior tells of tough road to devolution, Parliament today, Thatcher prepared to wait, Polaris may play role until end of century, Commons Falklands: Certain principles cannot be fudged, House Of Lords Gas service and safety must not be impaired, Why ask for a mother's marital status?, Opposition MPs defend BBC crisis coverage, Marriage Bills, Benn and Hart protest at Labour 'gag', Health Service Hospital strikes deplored, Punishment MPs reject death penalty restoration for any kind of murder. Display Advertising: Joan Tree Agency, Rolinco, Cameroon Airlines, Abbey National, Imi, The Sloane Club, Multiple Display Advertisements, Marrson's Chopin Liszt, Cutty Sark, Friends' Provident, Christian Aid, The German Sisters, Milk Marketing Board, Malaysian Airline System, Hon. Treasurer, West One Office, Rioja, Hotel Waldhaus, International Secretaries, The Times, Royal Gala, Dear Liar, Douglas, Twa, Neo, Base Lending Rates, Royal National Institute For The Blind. Law: Husband jailed, Law Report May 12 1982 Court of Appeal Extension of executor's year creates statutory tenancy Williams and Another v Mate and Another, QC fails to halt private rape trial, Policewoman Jailed, Conspiracy fine, Plotters jailed. Picture Gallery: Settling in on the QE2. Reviews: For the beauty of sound, Coe determined to foil the gathering sharks, Hooper's place in the balance, Concert Island of harmonies Philharmonia Rattle Festival Hall Radio 3, Bazaar and Rummage Royal Court Upstairs, Television Yielding to deadly despair, The Understanding Strand, Jazz Clark Terry 100 Club, Dance A five-course feast Royal Ballet Sadler's Wells. Editorials/Leaders: You Cannot Joke With War, One Fold And One Shepherd. Letters to the Editor: Technology graduates, Conservation costs, Contraception, Active options, Waiting room reading, Pension loss on changing jobs, USSR and Falklands, Creditors' protection, Falklands reporting: patriotism and impartiality. Court and Social: Court Circular. Classified Advertising: Entertainments Guide, La creme de la creme, Today's events, Public Notices, Forthcoming Events. Marriages. Deaths. Births. Obituaries: Colonel Brian Franks, Peter Weiss Author of 'The Marat/Sade', Dr Rosamond Harding, Major Sir Berkeley Pigott. Business and Finance: Costain reverses profits decline Overseas work reflects growth, Europeans' hollow obsession with US interest rates, Market drifted back on speculation as that there was a, Overseas Companies, Borthwick back in the black with slow recovery Figures hit by delays, State assets sale on target, Bank lending level causes concern, International France, Soap market reaches £500m, Capital Markets, Insurance Winter shock, Companies, Sale Of Assets, Price Changes, Liquidators to bear costs, Concert curtains, Goldsmith sells Allied to Argyll, No slowdown in bank lending, Bad weather hits CU, Today, Interest Rates, Decline in industrial costs boosts Government Single figure inflation on horizon, Ten times over, Bank balance, France refuses to compromise on trade proposals Export credits clash leaves OECD talks in disarray, Lead Industries Group, Doubt cast on Nissan's UK venture, Commercial Union Assurance Company plc, Money Markets, Tattered image of the IMF, Argyll Bold move, Mobil's Eurobond, Bids And Deals, Currencies. Stock Exchange Tables: The pound, Latest Results, Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, Sterling: Spot and Forward, Commodities, Stock Exchange Prices Falkland Worries, Wall Street, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co. Limited, Stock Exchanges, Statistics Wholesale Prices. Business Appointments: Appointments New director at White Horse. Sport: Todays Fixtures, Perfect start for Hatfield, Snooker: Battle For World Championship Semi-Finals Thorne's big break, Charlton's day, Sports in Brief, National Velvet takes leading role again, Famous five's loss is bad for all, Connors says, Feaver defeats are catching, Woolmer ready to return, Golf Ballesteros for Leeds, Hills and Hern have firm grip on Oaks, Luton clinch the championship, Irish pull out of Argentina, Brighton, York, Sporting fixtures, Ayr NH, Top athletes to compete in London, Badminton Danes miss Frost's bite, Folkestone results, Close still confident in his third Scots year, The McEnroe some know and love, Boxing Commission inquiry into Leonard eye injury, Towcester NH, Rugby Union What England can expect in Canada, Title beckons as Liverpool make a point at Highbury, Australians offer $2.14m prize money, York results, ICE Hockey Rockets' fiery finish, Simply Great to prove his worth. Arts and Entertainment: Hinshelwood ban, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 15,829, Today's television and radio programmes. Official Appointments and Notices: Award for Stoute. Property: London And Suburban Property, A Selection Of Country Houses, Residential property A new sales method on the screen, Benard Thorpe and Partners. Weather: The Weather.
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