The Times - 05/01/1978
1978; Gale Group;
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By Craig Seton and Stewart Tendler, By Donald Macintyre Labour Reporter, From Ian Murray, From Richard Wigg, By Christopher Thomas Labour Reporter, By Malcolm Brown, From Ivor Davis, By Christopher Warman Local Government Correspondent, By Margaret Stone, By Our Local Government Correspondent, From Christopher Walker, From Harry Golombek, By Michael Hatfield Political Reporter, By Edward Mortimer, From Hugh Clayton Agricultural Correspondent, By Philip Howard, By John Roper, By Kenneth Gosling, By Our Religious Affairs Correspondent, From Our Correspondent, From Our Own Correspondent, From David Watts, From Michael Knipe, By Our Diplomatic Correspondent, From Kuldip Nayar, From Michael Leapman, From Neil Kelly, by Prudence Glynn, From Nicholas Ashford, A. S. Byatt, Eric James, Ronald Lewin, Anne Scott-James, Derek Parker, Sheridan Morley, Ned Chaillet, John Percival, Irving Wardle, Max Harrison, Paul Griffiths, From John Woodcock Cricket Correspondent, By Richard Streeton, By John Blunsden, By Peter Ryde Golf Correspondent, By Norman Fox Football Correspondent, By Michael Seely, From Rex Bellamy Tennis Correspondent, Geoffrey Smith, Jack Lonsdale, PHS, KENNETH CORLEY, , STAMP, , NOEL ANNAN, , MARY VITORIA, , ANTHONY G. CADMAN, , VAIZEY, , ANGUS DALGLEISH, , PATRICIA KIRKPATRICK, , A. F. WHILLOCK, , RICHARD COBB, , MARGARET COBB, , M. A. TATHAM, , PHILLIPS, , PHILIP JONES, , MARGARET BROWN, , By a Staff Reporter, By Caroline Atkinson in London and David Cross in Washington, By Melvyn Westlake, By Desmond Quigley, By Roger Vielvoye, By Christopher Wilkins, By Stephen Goodwin, From Michael Hornsby, By Ray Maughan, By Clifford Webb, M. C. DOBBS, , PATRICIA L. WILCOX, , CLIFFORD JACKSON, , S. KUMAR AGARWALA, , N. G. GAMBIER, , BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR, Caroline Atkinson, Simon Scott Plummer, By Michael Clark, Eynon Smart, By Victor Felstead, By Ashley Druker, By Tony May, Peter Waymark,
ResumoNews: French socialists publish own electoral ideas, Mortgage rate cut likely soon, Farming's perilous dependence on oil, Child 'mercy deaths' investigation, Carter plan to meet 'challenge to democracy', Aswan meeting makes US policy more acceptable to Egypt, Korchnoi stops the rot with a draw, Councils to receive £100m more for housing in 1978-79, with emphasis on decaying urban areas, University to market diagnostic aids, Government criticized for not enforcing law on employment of disabled workers, Foreign travel proposed for Chinese, Skateboard 'crime' brand resented, Escaped S African editor to meet President Kaunda, Unprofitable inland telegrams service on trial for two years, Latest European snow reports, A natural governing party: will Labour's dream come true?, Red faces in hunt for Hollywood strangler, Ministers urge a permanent pay policy, Finnish elections turn into a race to support the President, Gunman assassinates Palestinian leader in London, Piped on board: A piper empha-, Science report Planets: Television views of the surface of Venus, The Times Diary/, President of Bangladesh tackles Mr Callaghan on immigration, Penalties for inefficiency on planning appeals rejected, World press review lists dangers to journalists, Acceptance of two-year pay deal may end fire strike, Carter triumph in Paris walkabout, Party advantage in clipping the wings of the peers, Assassin's victim favoured peace with Israel, Reduce number of jailings, church report says, Ecevit Cabinet announcement expected today, Growing violence in American coal strike, Britain grants record £144m aid to India, Vietnam forces said to control most of Parrot's Beak after bitter fighting with Cambodia, Fiat security official is shot dead, Two million fewer visits to the cinema, Mr Desai stands firm in talks with US leader, A little bit of old New York for sale, Four feared dead in house blaze, Twentieth Sinn Fein chief is arrested, £17,300 government grant for purchase of flagon, Couple held in German spy inquiry, Hardline Arabs reject new United States approach, Fashion Poet, peasant and presents, Anniversaries in 1978 The year of the artist, the poet and the martyr, Archbishop sceptical of multi-faith teaching, Guinea frees 300 prisoners held after Conakry attack, Begin warning on Palestinians, Motoring Steering into a metric revolution, Lord Carver to meet Mr Botha in S Africa, 4-1 referendum win for Chilean leader, Mr D. Bruce. Index. Business and Finance: Kaunda warning on copper mine closures, Eurosyndicat, Commodities, Gilts and the dollar, Attock to seek requotation after £2m deal, Automated Security in takeover and rights, Leyland toolmakers threaten wider strike, Matthew Brown aims for quality, Power authority denies split over reactor choice, Reserves rise to $20,557m peak, Union men named for PO board, Estimates of industrial investment are revised downward again, Associated Engineering doubts, LIT still in dark over liquidation claim, Fall of dollar trims £1m from bumper Pergamon results, Apex backs pay deal giving 17pc, Last year's disputes trebled working days lost, Business Diary: Independents' day · A sellers' market?, Bullough in £1.75m bid for Newman Granger, Gold gains further $2.75 despite selling bout, America leads international rescue to bolster the dollar, Industrial films Sunny viewing of building and engineering enterprises, Brussels studies steel 'trigger' policy, Economic notebook A basket not to be taken lightly, Bidder for Pontin's expected today, Cut in MLR still seen as strong possibility, Healey optimism on growth rate, Under the sea to Hokkaido, Pearl Assurance slips to £534m in 1977, The industrial strategy-not much but better than nothing?, International Renault's sales around 9pc up in 1977 despite machine tools, Oil companies reject idea of reduction in petrol prices, In brief London's hotels third most costly in Europe, Brussels sees growth rate at 3.5pc. Display Advertising: Gre, Apton Office Planning Services., Sportsluke, M. J. H. Nightingale & Co Limited, Ken Sprague, Bell's Scotch Whisky, Atcost, Multiple Display Advertisements, Southeby Parke Bernet Publications, Augustus Barnett's, Bill Gibb Sale, Matthew Brown & Company Limited, Drummond's, Antartex Sheepskin Shop., Icl, The Times Educational Supplement. Arts and Entertainment: Geraint Evans returns, Radio, Broadcasting, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 14,800, Sax increases lead in Hastings chess. Law: Four men for trial accused of aiding escape, Playwright accused, Solicitor is sentenced over 'pirate' film, Fine of £100 on weapon charge, New trial is ordered on race hatred charge, Miners' editor loses appeal, Attacker sent to Broadmoor, Patient charged. News in Brief. Weather: The Weather. Picture Gallery. Classified Advertising: Car Buyer's Guide, Theatres, Creme La De La Creme, Funeral Arrangements, Legal Notices, Entertainments, Services, Appointments Vacant. Stock Exchange Tables: How the markets moved, The Times Share Indices, Authorized Units, Insurance & Offshore Funds, Foreign Exchange, Recent Issues, Eurobond prices (midday indicators), Stock Exchange Prices Strong day for properties, Drawing Of Bonds, Wall Street, Stock markets Gilts lose early shine on talk of new 'taps'. Reviews: Primarily and bravely a judge, Sian Phillips: looking for a berth, The Egg St. Mary's Nottingham, Parson's progress, Catalogue of horrors, Penny Whistle Hampstead, Lightweight Brahms Perry/Roscoe Wigmore Hall, A plea for two theatres Jack and the Beanstalk and Ken Dodd Opera House and Palace Theatre, Manchester, The Sleeping Beauty Covent Garden, Facing disaster, Growth industry. Property: Rentals, Flat Sharing. Sport: Badminton Copenhagen not so wonderful for England No 1, Sports in Brief, Athletics New Board secretary, Racing Royal Frolic remains a central figure in Gold Cup picture, Tennis Dibbs falls quickly after Connors fights his way out of a corner, Cricket The diminutive Qadir cuts England quickly down to size, Motor rallying Ford challenge weakened by lack of experience, Skiing Women's World Cup races delayed a day, Motor racing Cheever becomes the youngest driver, Boxing Conteh to box Cassidy at Sobell Centre, Golf Kind weather conducive to large field in Putter, Rugby Union Counties sag in face of Australians' confidence, Football Chelsea worried by their injuries and Wealdstone by their form. Editorials/Leaders: The Rising Price Of Sterling, A Good Way To Run The Post Office?, The Green Wound Of Prague. Letters to the Editor: The Moors murderers, Overheard in error, Out of work after school, Hands in the till, Legal advice available to Crown Agents, Applying 'Robin Hood Principle' in the selection of directors, Universities feeling the pinch, Christian names in 1977, Challenging the solicitors conveyancing monopoly, Business in South Africa, A Chaplin monument, Kilometres instead of miles, Extended bank holidays, New way with the flute, Licensing photocopying. Court and Social: Court Circular. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): 25 years ago. Marriages. Official Appointments and Notices: Church news. Deaths. Obituaries: Sir Leonard Stone, Sir Alan Walker, Mr Said Hammami Outspoken PLO moderate, Mr Philip Lindsey Clark. Business Appointments: Business appointments Mr J. E. Aisher named Marley vice-chairman. Births.
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