The Times - 02/06/1977
1977; Gale Group;
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By David Blake Economics Correspondent, By Peter Hennessy, By Robert Parker, By Alan Hamilton, By David Spanier Diplomatic Correspondent, By John Roper Health Services Correspondent, From Tim Jones Labour Reporter, From Ronald Kershaw Northern Industrial Correspondent, From Christopher Warman, By Robin Young, By Our Education Correspondent, By Peter Godfrey, From Stewart Tendler, From Christopher Walker, From Michael Baily Shipping Correspondent, By Michael Hatfield Political Reporter, By James Reston, By Penny Symon, By Peter Evans, From Charles Hargrove, From Our Own Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, From Harry Debelius, From Michael Hornsby, From Arthur Reed Air Correspondent, From Fred Emery, From Patrick Brogan, By Our Diplomatic Correspondent, From Mario Modiano, From Dessa Trevisan, From Robert Fisk, Joan Chissell, Paul Griffiths, Stanley Sadie, Irving Wardle, Clive Bennett, Stanley Reynolds, Michael Ratcliffe, Jeremy Lewis, Peta Fordham, Tim Heald, Piers Brendon, By Norman Fox Football Correspondent, By Alan Gibson, By John Hennessy, By Michael Phillips Racing Correspondent, By Peter Ryde Golf Correspondent, From Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, By Cliff Temple Athletics Correspondent, By Pamela Macgregor-Morris, by Prudence Glynn, Ronald Butt, Edward Mortimer, Michael Hornsby, PATRICK MARNHAM, , T. N. WATKINS, , SYBIL ECCLES, , DICK RUSSELL, , S. E. HUNT, , RICHARD BODY, , JOAN PEPLER GRIFFITHS, , TONI PELLEGRINI, , D. M. LEVENBERG, , R. L. P. MILBURN, , P. L. C. RICHARDS, , FRANCIS PRIDEAUX, , TONY CAMPBELL, , From John Chartres, From Arthur Osman, By Our Consumer Affairs Correspondent, By Kenneth Gosling, By Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, By Peter Hill and Malcolm Brown, By Our Commercial Editor, By Our Energy Correspondent, By Caroline Atkinson, By Our Industrial Correspondent, By Edward Townsend, From Melvyn Westlake, By Roger Vielvoye, Christopher Thomas, From Frank Vogl, By Derek Harris, By Ray Maughan, By Our Economics Staff, By Peter Hill Industrial Correspondent, CYRIL COOPER, , BRIAN H. MALYON, , H. B. LLOYD, , W. R. PICKERING, , PETER STALLARD, , BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Frank Vogl, By Tony May, Ray Maughan, By Ashley Druker, By John Brennan, By Ronald Pullen, By Peter Hill, By Our Financial Staff, Peter Waymark, by Arthur Reed, A.R., by Reginald Turnill, by Edmund Stevens, R.T., by Michael Ramsden, by Michael Mortimer, by Mark Lambert, by Pearce Wright, P.W.,
ResumoNews: Airlines urged to use less fuel, Smoking and early-death link 'clearer', Portugal allows officers to return to duty, Reprimand for loss of Nato secret documents, Why the far left would like to see Labour defeated now, No cash for planned reshuffle of health aids, Elections again in Fiji after confidence vote, 'Dial-a-recipe' joins silver jubilee bandwagon, The Times Diary/ Phs, Each cigarette 'shortens a life by 5½ minutes', Train hijack deadlock over who should act as mediators, EEC allows Britain more duty-free Cyprus sherry, Sky Flash being launched from an American fighter. Some of the new fighters joining the Royal Air Force will be equipped with this, Four schools in five 'breaklaw on daily worship', Israel forces 'in raid on Lebanon', Principle of inflation-proof public service pensions may be abandoned next month, Cruise missile adds spice to Salt talks, ILO clash over election of American, Annan member says inquiry board on broadcasting is a citizen's charter, Rhodesia replies to criticism over raid, African miners in pay riot, Way open for changes in Italian Church, Return of 'Guernica' to Spain will be delayed, Mr Benn to back case against EEC elections, US keeps the edge in fire power, Steelworkers vote for restraint, Switzerland tightens up on numbered accounts, Tindemans success in forming Cabinet, Miners threaten strike over free coal cuts, Motoring Looking back on 25 years of growing pains, Plans for public tours of CIA headquarters, Name is new but people are the same, Cumbrian Tories intend to run national park, Documents inquiry announced, Communist leader adamant that French party's reforms will not be discussed during Brezhnev visit, Amid election confusion, can Spain be made safe for democracy?, Rooftop protest by printers of Paris paper, Municipal workers back phase 3 after Basnett warning that free-for-all would imperil jobs, London solicitor restored to roll, The Belgian coalition that could make history for Mr Tindemans, Amin abuse in letter to Downing St, And now we know what it smells like, too, Most interest is down to earth, Revision of civil defence plans is sought, Immigrant workers are not accident-prone, study finds, Measuring fast movement with microcircuits, Engine-makers live by the three commandments, Finding jury for Hanafi trial raises problems, Shuttle raises intriguing issues for Europe, Police Complaints Board unworried by threats, Mr Botha tries fence mending in Lesotho, Anatomy of triumph: it's the vitals that count, EEC regulations will cut contents of packages, Old guard brought into new Tito politburo, Soviet products reflect the system, Work-to-rule halts intake of patients to hospital, Minister's charge in 'Times' angers opposition, Memorial meeting, Fashion Over the wheels to Skye (well, very nearly), Boys unearth 97 gold coins, Soviet human rights campaigner is charged with treason, NUS fears job shortage for medical students, Inter-breed awards back at Suffolk show, Mrs Whitehouse attacks 'canny' magazine move, Fun needed after 'the hardest years this century', Pakistan facing 'grim' year as poll crisis undermines economy, Profits without optimism, Tory plan 'a threat to councils', Paris Air Show Industry must change flight path, A jubilee for Derby Day souvenir sellers, Variety of collaborative options for Britain, Helicopter sales expected to soar, New industries seek a market, A little light relief, Saboteurs cut main Ethiopian rail line, One of the most successful among the wide range of executive jets on offer to the business market is the British Hawker Siddeley 125,, Lucrative military contracts are in view, Prediction of disaster if wage curbs are lifted, Turkey's political giants share a common burden in their need for party alliances, Science report Neuropharmacology: Drugs and schizophrenia, Decision-sharing rights for consumers sought, £40,000 for loss of earnings. Index. Display Advertising: Midland Bank Limited, Bell's, British Gas, Ppa, European Ferries, Casio, Rolls Royce, Coats Patons, Multiple Display Advertisements, Allinson, Shorts, Harcros Investment Trusrt Limited, British Limbless Ex-Service Men's Association, Sk, Foyles Art Gallery, The Times, Wimpey, Aerospatiale, The Friends Of Westminister Cathedral, Norwest Holst Limited, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co Limited, Thf, Jubilee Centre, Agusta, Air Francce, Laing, British Aerospace, Rover, Hmso Books, Royal Heritage, Charterhouse Group Limited,, Westland Aircraft Limited, Dreamland Group, London News, Tootal Limited, Stuyvesant, Nib. Law: Policemen in court fracas with young defendants, No decision on Concorde until next week, Mareva injunction to keep money in jurisdiction Ibrahim Shanker Co v Distos Compania Naviera SA, Sentences on five British aircraft spotters cut, Exile after talks with diplomat, Millionaire's son jailed for airline bomb calls, Gang posed as tourists to steal from hotels, Court of Appeal There must be an end to long trials Regina v Thorne and Others, Woman held on Basque bomb charges freed, Chancery Division Goodwill of business abroad protected in England Maxim's Ltd and Another v Dye. Shipping News: Jetfoil crossing smooth and fast. Weather: The Weather. News in Brief. Picture Gallery. Classified Advertising: Car Buyer's Guide, Acknowledgments, Secretarial Appointments, Entertainments, Investment and Finance, Services, Appointments Vacant. Reviews: British premiere of 'Mount Fuji' play, Down with skool! The World of the Public School Introduction by George MacDonald Fraser (Weidenfeld & Nicolson, £5.95), Miracle from a predestined flop The Cunning Little Vixen/La Voix Humaine Glyndebourne, Drums Along the Ginnel Almost Free, Illuminating choices London Mozart Players Queen Elizabeth Hall, Bob Marley Rainbow, Truth, comedy and illusion The Dairy of Virginia Woolf, Potent and poignant memories of Britten Peter Pears/Osian Ellis Wigmore Hall, All the fun of The Street Slip-Up How Fleet Street Caught Ronnie Biggs and Scotland Yard lost him. The Story behind the scoop By Anthony Delano (André Deutsch, £4.50), Parnell the paradox Charles Stewart Parnell By F. S. L. Lyons (Collins, £8.50), London debuts, Fiction Abba Abba By Anthony Burgess (Faber, £3.95) Two Moons By Rayner Heppenstall (Allison & Busby, £4.50 & £1.95), John Craven's Newsround Weekly BBC 1. Arts and Entertainment: The Times Crossword Puzzle No 14,617, Rosalyn Tureck as organist, Radio, Broadcasting, Christopher Adey for festival, Manuscript and book sale totals £206,507. Sport: Cricket A slack tide in the affairs of Lancashire, Horse show Gold Cup for McMahon at Bath and West, Athletics Lynn Davies can help juniors jump chasm, Tennis A mighty Gottfried performance, Sports in Brief, Golf Davies survives but continues to live dangerously near the gorse, Women's world bowls championships, Football England outfield given a second chance to erase blatant errors, Racing Epsom hails The Minstrel and the maestro, Cycling The yellow jersey for Hallam, Boxing Finnegan wants to meet Minter again, Rugby Union Biggest win in 18 years for Lions, Ice skating New council bans Russian judges. Editorials/Leaders: Turkey's Critical Decisions, How Many Doctors Do We Need?, Unwise But Not Unlawful. Letters to the Editor: CAP and food prices, Call for inquiry into Civil Service dispersal plan, Pension scheme calculations, St Alban and St George, Criminal libel, Sixth form colleges, Hazards of fast breeder reactors, Closing Church schools, Imperial tint, British Steel's strategy in question, 'Star chamber provisions' for insurance brokers Bill, Rhodesia and the Paraplegic Games, Seat belts, Labour democracy, Prehistoric Malta, Increasing the size of national cake, Pay of emergency services. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago From The Times of Monday, June 2, 1952. Marriages. Official Appointments and Notices: Clifton College, University news, Latest appointments. Deaths. Business and Finance: Discount market, International Stoppages hit CSR growth, Japanese exports worry, Paris economic talks face closure with maximum acrimony, Late spurt puts Charringtons at a peak, Buoyant Lesney aims high, Eurosyndicat, Commodities, BP deal aids Carless on growth path, Tanners to continue NEB action, Reform of plans for state industry held up, One-for-ten cash call from Allied Retailers, Business Diary: Sir Frederic's new berth · Maynard of the ICA, £73,983m outstanding debts in Britain's public sector, No radical change from GRE, Briefly Margins slip but John Bright at peak, How much money for equities?, Board changes at Phoenix-Globe, Prospects for more stable American interest rates, Mr Benn signs North Sea agreement with BP, Phoenix Shipbuilders insolvency denial, Coats Patons two years on, TUC quest for peace in membership conflict, Emap Striking improvement, Tate & Lyle seeks new works, Accounting submission by company finance chiefs, Support for worker co-ops, Japanese shipbuilding policies attacked, Mr Varley tries to end GEC-Parsons union row, Skelmersdale boost, Nippon Steel increase, S Africa to curb steel sales in UK, No bother for Brook St in beating the slump, Siemssen expansion, Cement price increase, Warning on industrial strategy after setback to investment hopes, Port Talbot pickets withdrawn, Albert Martin and Fluidrive in rights issues to raise £1.1m, Howard Algeemi gets £18.5m Abu Dhabi job, NEB go-ahead for the new Mini, Alaska pipeline is finished, Economic notebook A perilously thin margin of safety, 'Shorts' up on static MLR hopes, President Carter aims to improve business incentives in tax reform proposals. Stock Exchange Tables: How the markets moved, The Times Share Indices, Stock Exchange Prices Equities drift, Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, Foreign Exchange, Recent Issues, Eurobond prices (midday indicators), Wall Street. Business Appointments: Business appointments Gold Fields selects deputy chief. Property: Rentals, Flat Sharing. Births.
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