The Times - 14/10/1982
1982; Gale Group;
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From David Felton, Labour Correspondent, From Roger Boyes, By Clifford Longley, Religious Affairs Correspondent, By Richard Evans, By Paul Routledge, Labour Editor, By Stewart Tendler Crime Reporter, By Peter Wilson-Smith, Banking Correspondent, By Anthony Bevins, Political Correspondent, By Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, By Nicholas Timmins, By Our Environment Correspondent, By Paul Routledge Labour Editor, By Geraldine Norman, Sale Room Correspondent, By Donald Macintyre Labour Correspondent, From David Felton, Labour Reporter, By Hugh Clayton, By the Staff of "Nature", By David Hewson, By Michael Baily Transport Editor, By David Walker, Local Government Correspondent, By Frances Gibb Legal Affairs Correspondent, From Jonathan Wills, From Arthur Osman, Reports by John Winder, Derek Barnett, Amanda Haigh, Julian Haviland, From Patricia Clough, From Henry Stanhope Diplomatic Correspondent, From Richard Owen, From Moshe Brilliant, From Christopher Walker, From Our Own Correspondent, From Edward Mortimer, Front David Bonavia, By Henry Stanhope, From a Bridge Correspondent, By Henry Stanhope, Diplomatic Correspondent, From Zoriana Pvsariwsky, By Grania Forbes, From David Watts, E. C. Hodgkin, Kay Dick, A. S. Byatt, Fiona MacCarthy, Alan Franks, Hugh MontgomeryMassingberd, John Higgins, Irving Wardle, Ned Challet, Michael Church, John Percival, Richard Williams, PHS, by Dipak Nandy, Nicholas Ashford, Paul Ellman, Ronald Butt, Gerald Long, BERNARD SILVERMAN, JOHN RINGHAM, P. A. RACEY, HAROLD BLAKEMORE, T. E. ROGERS, DOUGLAS HARVEY, ALASTAIR PUGH, GEORGE HUXLEY., BEN ARBER, D. H. COWAN, P. J. FREEMAN, E. W. COONEY, I. R. MacCALLUM, HALVOR W.OLSSON, GEORGE HALLWOOD, By Hugh Clayton Environment Correspondent, City Editor Anthony Hilton, From Maxwell Newton, By Frances Williams, Economics Correspondent, By Jonathan Davis Energy Correspondent, By Our Financial Staff, By Lorna Bourke, By Gareth David, By Andrew Cornelius, Drew Johnston, By Srikumar Sen Boxing Correspondent, By Peter West, By Alan Gibson, By Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, From Peter Ball, From a Special Correspondent, By John Hennessy, Golf Correspondent, By Peter West, Rugby Correspondent, By Iain Mackenzie, By David Hands, By Keith Macklin, By Michael Phillips, Racing Correspondent, By Michael Phillips, By Our Newmarket Correspondent, By Michael Seely, Patricia Tisdall, Michel Syrett, Edited by Peter Davalle, By Baron Phillips, Property Correspondent, By Our Foreign Staff,
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News: 9.5% interest rates lowest for four years, 'Urgency' of removing nuclear war threat, Shipyard union in GMWU merger, Men remanded in custody, Kidnap family rescued, Patient gets pacemaker by mistake, S African police inquiry sought, Solicitors' bills dissatisfy one in four, Miners' ballot form links pay with pit closures, Poultry ban may be lifted, Militant is to seek Labour approval, Peckham: 'Secret Tory plan for council rent rise', Conditions favour the Democrats, but the Republicans hold some aces Why Reagan could score an X in history, Tightening the grip of Greek socialism, Prince returns, Disarmers share Nobel peace prize, Triple setback for Trudeau in by-elections, Men who put the brake on Weighell, North Sea helicopters to carry voice recorders in cockpits, War graves dilemma, 500 dismissed over strikes in Gdansk, Weighell bows out after winning last battle, TV magazines face monopoly inquiry, Anaesthetic warning as girl dies after visiting the dentist, Road block checks to trap tax dodgers, Assembly commentary Delivering the old ideas with vigour, British gambit in EEC, Civil rights defended, Breathing new life into castle and watermill, At last, the SDP on target, Roads, How the gamble failed, Caretakers and the short term, Frank Johnson with the SDP A safe place to have a heart attack, Jordan-Palestine link at heart of Amman talks, Russians put curb on export of books, Action soon to rebuild Falklands, Two-thirds of people held after riots had criminal records, Deng hints that China is still willing to negotiate, Kohl promises to lead Germans out of the crisis, Threat by Iran to block Gulf oil flow, Queen not her usual self for Papua trip, Japan's ruling party tries to reduce power of king-maker, Voting with Tebbit 'cost members', Science report Wallpaper could have killed Napoleon, Overseas selling prices, Reforms help the jobless, Brezhnev talks of debts that 'encircle' Africa, Council house sale order, Israelis strike over threat to El Al, Basnett rejects coalition, France and Germany resist air fare action, Jenkins in electoral reform plea, Warning to Thatcher, Station project a step nearer, Hunt: a charter for hustlers, Lost plimsoll line, Moreover... Miles Kington, Scotland to get 1700 new jobs, We can end the nation's plight, Williams says, Wife's behaviour was 'vicious', Sweden's tireless fighter, Begin Cabinet approves withdrawal conditions, Brittan rejects growth call by Tory wets, Too many bottles spoil enterprising Pioneer, The Times Diary Friction under the surface, Oxford boat looks to its twin sets, A Latin American tragedy in the making, Minister dismisses health cut reports, Labour threat to Yard's finances, Church unity defeated by issue of women priests, Disease all-clear for mother, Bridge Britons' big day, Test-tube baby reports 'raise false hopes', Concern over falling prices 17 nations to attack trade barriers, Northfield: Unwelcome Militant lends a hand. Law: Law Report October 14 1982 Custody of film Adventure Film Productions Ltd v Tully and Another, Chatila inquiry Assembling evidence behind closed doors, Dingo trial adjourned with tears in court, Whitelaw in witness box for Webster. Politics and Parliament: We must win black vote, Owen tells SDP, Parliament today, House Of Lords Move to make boards keep workers better informed, New peer. 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Arts and Entertainment: Sale room Prized Islamic items fail to tempt buyers, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 15,959, Today's television and radio programmes. News in Brief. Official Appointments and Notices: £7,000 art award for ex-musician, Latest appointments. Picture Gallery. Reviews: Interview: Christopher Reeve Beyond Superman, Scenes from Metropolitan Life, Performance Tango Glaciale ICA Theatre, Moslem revival Faith and Power The Politics of Islam, Theatre Agile blend of politics and sex Antony and Cleopatra Stratford, The Mikado Cambridge, Casting an Eagar eye on a decade of Tests, Master of ambiguities, Master of the miniature Constance or Solitary Practices, Books Mosley: the truth behind the taboo? Rules of the Game, Indispensable companion for all occasions, Television Garrulous praise of brevity, Brassai The Artists of My Life Translated by Richard Miller, Prudent erogenous zones Skin to Skin Eroticism in Dress By Prudence Glynn, Dance Mayerling Covent Garden Susanne Linke Almeida. Editorials/Leaders: Boiling Point At The Bar, Distinctive But Flawed. Letters to the Editor: Scope of welfare state, Slide rules at sea, The Gregorian year, Britain's inaudibility, Money for the arts, Local council costs not all they seem, Wide of the mark, Interest rates, Stansted v Manchester, Myopic view of South Atlantic?, National Gallery North, Exposure on TV, Lead-free petrol. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Births. Deaths. Obituaries: Mr Norman Tanner Distinguished gastric surgeon, Mr H. J. Crocker, Mr Peter Beggin, Obituary, Josep Renau. Business and Finance: International, London Merchant Securities plc, The American viewpoint on steel trade and the Soviet pipeline Leadership in this case means action..., Dow still on the rise as prime rates slip, £11.4m Firth Brown sales, Investment and finance Mortgage decisions now, please, Stagnant output backs CBI gloom over recovery prospects Industrial production figures show no sign of upturn, Freezer demand boosts Bejam, Reuters 'may go public', Smurfit pretax profits halved Warning of job cuts, British Transport Docks Board Strong Recover Despite The Recession, Companies, Price Changes, Harris family raises £6m, Today, Interest Rates, International OECD price growth is steady, CEGB to seek new coal deal, Company News In Brief, Posgate counters with writ, Warning on refineries, Westgrove investors set to sue NatWest, Currencies, Market Summary Base cut has small impact, Pick-up for Higgs and Hill, The economy, Hanover Investments (Holdings) Plc Statement To Shareholders By The Chairnian-Charles C. Redstone. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Prices Oil stocks rise, The pound, Sterling: Spot and Forward, Commodities, Wall Street, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co. Limited, Stock Exchanges. Business Appointments: Appointments. Sport: Changes for Australia, National: refusal at the last by Davies, A blow for McKenzie, Sports in Brief, Last Night's Results International match, Athletics British Meat cut back, Austrian pace exposes British technique, Wetherby NH, November handicap entries and weights, Difficult return for Borg, Stapleton erases an unhappy memory, Haydock Park, Carriage Way ahead, New battle of Waterloo, Man who brought down idol, Test players piqued, Taunton NH, Plumpton NH, Newmarket, BASLE: Indoor tournament first round: V Pecci, Olympic Games Thorpe is back in favour, Haydock results, Golf Stadler planning two thanksgiving days, Rugby League Australians survive late thrust, Burgess given rousing send-off, Scots win could have been greater, Mabbutt relieves the gloom, Lithgow signs up with Barrett, Chalon can recover winning form, Swift deserves England call, Table Tennis Douglas on threshold of record. 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