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The Times - 08/11/1984

1984; Gale Group;

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From Nicholas Ashford, , From Trevor Fishlock, From Christopher Thomas, , From Roger Boyes, , By David Felton, Clifford Webb, By Paul Routledge Labour Editor, By Anthony Bevins, Richard Evans, By Peter Evans, Home Affairs Correspondent, By Our Home Affairs Correspondent, By David Felton, Labour Correspondent, By Clifford Longley, Religious Affairs Correspondent, By Richard Evans, Lobby Reporter, By David Smith, Economics Correspondent, From Edward Townsend, , From Barrie Clement Labour Reporter, Blackpool, By Pearce Wright, Science Editor, By Our Political Reporter, By John Young Agriculture Correspondent, By Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, By Derek Harris, Commercial Editor, By Colin Hughes, By Our Legal Affairs Correspondent, By Bill Johnstone, Technology Correspondent, By David Hewson, By Kenneth Gosling, By Hugh Clayton, Local Government Correspondent, Bailey Morris, , Geoffrey Smith, From Bailey Morris, , From Trevor Fishlock, , By Our Foreign Staff, From Richard Owen, From Keith Dalton, From Our Correspondent, From Michael Hamlyn, From Our Own Correspondent, From Florencia Varas, , From Thomson Prentice, , By Henry Stanhope Diplomatic Correspondent, From Michael Hornsby, , From Michael Binyon, From a Bridge Correspondent, David Robinson, John Percival, Irving Wardle, Celia Brayfield, Hilary Finch, David Walker, Miles Kington, James Fenton, Woodrow Wyatt, Philippa Toomey, Fiona MacCarthy, John Nicholson, PHS, John Carlin, Bernard Levin:, by Philip Howard, Ronald Butt, Paul Jennings, RUSSELL A. LEATHER, , H. THELWELL, , ALEX HENNEY, ADRIAN ROOM, , COLIN HUGHES DAVIES, , MALCOLM SKILBECK, , GERALD FROST, , PETER CUTLER, , FRANCES d'SOUZA, , RICHARD PANKHURST, , HUGH DYKES, , D. MELLOR, , A. J. BERRY, , LESLIE PRINGLE, , JOHN WILLIAMSON, , By Tony Samstag, By Charles Knevitt Architecture Correspondent, Executive Editor Kenneth Fleet, By John Lawless, , By Our City Editor, By Peter Wilson-Smith, Banking Correspondent, By Our Banking Correspondent, By Alison Eadie, By William Kay, City Editor, By Derek Pain, Pam Spooner, Derek Harris Commercial Editor, Irene Farnsworth, DH, IF, By Judith Huntley, By Rex Bellamy, Tennis Correspondent, By David Hands, By Srikumar Sen, Boxing Correspondent, From Nicholas Harling, By a Special Correspondent, From Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, By Mandarin (Michael Phillips), From Richard Streeton, By Sydney Friskin, By Barry Pickthall, Michel Syrett, by Peter Dear, Peter Davalle, By Julian Haviland, Political Editor,

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Index. News: Hongkong to end British recruitment, Harvest could weigh in at 27 million tonnes, Request for Belgrano details rejected, KGB 'ran Bitov in London', Voting patterns Old loyalties fail and Ferraro factor backfires, Pusey House appeal fund, Labour's front bench spokesmen named, Habré's troops accused of random killings, The Times Profile: Sir Henry Chilver The pure and applied scientist, New laws urged on home sales, Tour firm's warning on cheap holidays, US must act to improve relations, says Russia, Marshal misses Revolution anniversary Ustinov parade mystery, Line-up of winners on their way to new US Congress, Kids who just won't grow up, Election 84 Senate, House and Governor races Cross-voting foils coat-tail effect for Reagan, Tory county council leader to resign over spending curbs, Pinochet restores state of siege in clampdown on left, A patriot for mi mi mi, Mondale quits politics, Success claimed for two-day strike Township death toll rises to 22, The Times Information Service, Warsaw rebukes blunt Rifkind, Cabinet clash expected on electricity prices, Breakdown warning to video owners, Frank Johnson at the end of the trail Now, who is going to win in 1988?, Science report Norway launches wave-power station, Students to assess dons on quality of lectures, Call for private prisons, The Reith Lecture Questions of body and mind, Moscow warned on Nicaragua MiGs, Fraud trial reforms proposed, Commentary, Death toll tops 400 after Typhoon Agnes batters Philippines, Treasury yields to plea over farm grants, RAF prepares for move to Djibouti OAU meeting may force British famine aid base out of Ethiopia, Kohl firm in denying wrongdoing with Flick, Rivalling Roget, Nissan promises growth at UK car factory, More council work to go to private companies, moreover... Dessert rat reporting for duty, The Times Diary, Opposition leaders blame Congress Party for violence against Sikhs, Lebanese pull-out talks, 'Serious irregularities' in jail contracts found by Auditor-General, The miners' dispute Writ claims funds used for picketing, Bring coal in from the cold, TUC asks Government to call new pit talks, Austin union chiefs pull back from showdown, Epitaph to a campaign The departure of a decent man, World reactions Tributes pour in to a personal triumph, Electronic 'Domesday Book' by BBC, Schools computer network is launched, Stuttgart gallery draws the crowds, Victorious Reagan says this is the start of everything, Support for women priests, Heseltine attacks Labour campaign over Belgrano, Winds force delay of space rescue, Print union rejects strike move. Display Advertising: Lloyds Bank Interest Rates, Havard Securities Limited, Ppa, Barclays Bank Interest Rates., Austin Rover, Standard Chartered Bank, Peugeot Talbot Rental, Singapore Airlines, Bank Of Ireland, Connect, Hill Samuel & Co. Limited, Clwyd Wales, British Waterways Freight, The Times, North Of England Regional Consortium, Hongkong Bank, The Battle Of Waterloo Chess Set, Homequity Relocation, Times Books Ltd., Small Firms Service, Life, Thornton Baker, National Girobank, Triumph Adler, Forward Trust Group, Federative Republic Of Brazil, Pan Am., Cater Allen Holdinds Plc, The Research Defence Society, Cantors Plc, Boots Cookshop, The Macallan Distillery,, British Aerospace, Midland Bank Interest Rates, Clydesdale Bank Plc, Natwest, British Telecom, Moulinex, Bank Of Scotland Base Rate, Tsb Bank, Base Lending Rates, Co-Op Bank. Picture Gallery. News in Brief. Law: Murder appeal, Press-case judge attacks foreign influences, Clift case plea is dismissed, Ban on naming kidnap victim condemned by High Court judges, Jury warning proper Regina v Spencer and Others Regina v Smails and Others, Plea for special Aquino court rejected, Uganda treason case dismissed on technicality, Open verdict on cot death, Baby charge, Bullet-proof screen for 'Angels' trial, Divisional Court Order not to name witness is deplored Regina v Central Criminal Court, Ex parte Crook and Another, Prostitute sued for £56,000, Necessary ingredients of forgery Horsey v Hutchings. Arts and Entertainment: Sale room Clue of Table Mountain, Concise Crossword (No 490), The Times Crossword Puzzle No 16,580, Today's television and radio programmes, British women shine when it counts most. Politics and Parliament: Labour's Shadow Cabinet lines up for the session Newcomers join front bench, Parliament today, Queen's Speech Councils told to hive off more services, The Belgrano Heseltine explains value to Britain's enemies of missing log book, Foreign Affairs Government hopes to keep constructive links with US. Reviews: Queen of a Castle, The old tyrant as our own native Stalin, Historicals A mistress of the Sun King, No duds, duties or fill-ins, Dance All very odd, Hermann Prey Wigmore Hall, Fiction Desert Island discomfiture and death, In the defence of Nato, Theatre Doomed to the treadmill, Concerts Portraits of a young genius, Designing ladies, Television Lax drama, won't travel. Classified Advertising: General Appointmets, New Writers, Acknowledgments, Public Appointments, La crème de la crème, General Appointments, Legal Notices, Entertainments, Adrian Mole. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): Summer breeze-but an icy blast to the TUC. Editorials/Leaders: Four More Years, Finance And Industry Bank lays down the law for new gilts market, Star Chamber Wars. Letters to the Editor: Cri de coeur from the shipyards, In the name of charity, Constable country, Chinese sailaway, Made in Japan, Sauce of learning, Unity or union, If the lights go out, Keeping a foot in the door at Unesco, Religious instruction, Famine in Ethiopia, Holding down cost of our men abroad. Court and Social: Court Circular. Deaths. Official Appointments and Notices: Climbers' award, Latest appointments. Marriages. Obituaries: Mr Haydn Jones, The Rev Alan Macleod Missionary and ecumenist, Constantine Stavropoulos. Business and Finance: Cashing in on science, Horizons The Time guide to carrer development Putting a price on your head when considering offers, Commodities, Currys bid raised, Luncheon Vouchers tops Times 1000 profit league, Status quo at Lloyd's, Calling in the counsellors, Midlanders invited to invest in themselves, News In Brief Accountant institutes set to merge, Half JMB safety net left with Bank, VAT holiday at freeports, New Enterprises, Interest Rates, Tempus Dixons goes for the kill with 90p extra, Franchise for 350,000 jobs, A tempting carrot for job-hungry towns, Gold, Britannia Arrow links with broker, Company News In Brief, Stock Market Report A Africa cracks Pilkington hopes, ECGD drops demand for full cover, Sterling bounces to $1.28 as US interest rates fall, Small businesses encouraging the minister to think big, Currencies, W Germans buy stake in Morgan Grenfell. Stock Exchange Tables: Money Markets, Wall Street, Investment Trusts, Recent Issues, Authorized Units & Insurance Funds, Stock Exchange Prices Equities lack support, Foreign Exchanges, Stock Exchanges. Property: Rentals, Flat Sharing, Developer close to a shopping coup, Arlington seeks full quote. Sport: Cricket Batsman returns from hospital to hit Test century, For The Record, Athletics Miss Budd calls a halt to consider future, Sports in Brief, Basketball Vikings raid ends in failure, Football:Queen's Park Rangers are the only English club to fall at Europe's second hurdle Liverpool defy mud and loss of Dalglish to reach last eight, Racing: Winner Of Irish Embassy Chase Qualifier Likely To Miss Ascot Final Winter Measure and Red Rocky to give encore of double act, Golf Britain and Ireland four strokes behind US, Table Tennis Prean wins honour for England, Tennis: Connors Beats Influenza Bug And Opponent Just what the doctor ordered, Boxing Yawn of the year inclines Bruno towards Europe, Hockey Late winner by London, Rackets Prenn sharp as a pen, Yachting Patriotism is not enough, Rugby Union: Dismissed Pair Await Punishment Oxford lose but gain the honours. Births. Weather: The Weather.

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