The Times - 16/10/1985
1985; Gale Group;
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By Richard Evans, Rodney Cowton, From John Earle, From Christopher Mosey, By Clifford Longley, By Lucy Hodges, Education Correspondent, By Richard Evans, Lobby Reporter, By Donald Macintyre, Labour Editor, By Barrie Clement, Labour Reporter, From Peter Davenport, , By David Felton Labour Correspondent, By Phillip Webster, Political Reporter, By Alan Hamilton, By Derek Harris, Industrial Editor, By Our Political Reporter, By Geraldine Norman Sale Room Correspondent, From Tim Jones, , By Bill Johnstone, Patience Wheatcroft, By Peter Evans, Home Affairs Correspondent, By Our Transport Editor, By Clifford Webb Motoring Correspondent, By Thomson Prentice, Science Correspondent, By Pearce Wright, Science Editor, By John Young, Agriculture Correspondent, By Pat Healy, Race Relations Correspondent, By Paul Routledge, From Michael Binyon, , From Robert Fisk, , From Patricia Clough Messina, From Our Own Correspondent, , By Colin Hughes, By Henry Stanhope, Foreign Policy Correspondent, From Hasan Akhtar, From Mary Lee, , From Michael Hornsby, , From Richard Bassett, , From Ivor Davis Los Angeles, From Jonathan Braude, , From David Watts, , From Raymond Keene, , From Paul Vallely, , Bailey Morris, John Dugdale, Shona Crawford Poole, Liz Hodgkinson, PHS, Ion Trewin, Jack Straw, A. N. Author, MAURICE LOGAN-SALTON, PETER KOCH, , ALPORT, , IAN KENNARD, , PENNI MONTGOMERY, , MUSA MAZZAWI, , RICHARD HARRIES, , NED BIGHAM, , DEREK SAYER, , MONICA FURLONG, , FRANK FIELD, , DAVID C. HUMPHREYS, , J. A. SEABROOK, , TONY DURRANS, , By Andrew Wiseman, Irving Wardle, Martin Cropper, Simon Banner, David Robinson, Paul Griffiths, Peter Ackroyd, Stephen Pettitt, Executive Editor Kenneth Fleet, From Mike Graham, By Jeremy Warner, Business Correspondent, By David Young Energy Correspondent, By David Smith Economics Correspondent, By Patience Wheatcroft, From Bailey Morris, By Derek Pain, Pam Spooner, By Judith Huntley Commercial Property Correspondent, By David Smith, Economics Correspondent, By Ian Griffiths, By Richard Thomson, By Edward Townsend Industrial Correspondent, By Simon Scott Plummer, By Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, From David Miller, , By Stuart Jones, By Clive White, By George Chesterton, By David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, By Michael Stevenson, By David Hands, By George Ace, By Gerald Davies, By Barry Pickthall, By Keith Macklin, By Srikumar Sen, Boxing Correspondent, By Mandarin, Simon O'Loughlin, By Christopher Warman Property Correspondent, Edited by Peter Davalle, Bob Williams, PH, By Our Sports Staff, David Watts,
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News: The bounder all-rounder, Waite gives support to bishop from PLO, Removal of vehicles may be privatized, Science report Hope for rheumatic patients, Hot night for stars as winds fan blaze, New books-hardback, Self-employed 'will offer 750,000 jobs', Japan embarks on spending spree, Best of British treasure, Rhymes for The Times, National decline unless manufacturing is increased, peers say, Tikhonov dropped as Gorbachov unveils new plan for economy, Zia turns on his critics in press and politics, Economic warning swiftly denied, US upsets Eastern bloc at Europe culture forum, Soviet soldiers in Arctic hike to freedom, Private VD clinic given freedom to advertise, Reagan rules out apology and hopes time will mollify Mubarak, Tighter checks on child abuse, No Tory comfort from Silentnight, Hattersley attacks Tory pressure on BBC, Review of lending to Asians sought, Roads, What the doctor ordered, Storm over cancelled meeting PLO accuses Howe of 'false' excuses, More US blacks back President, Labour land plan to aid young tenant farmers, South Africa: Boycott Weapon Part 2 Fast food shops hit Schoolboy truants apply the screw, Blast at Tunisian Embassy in Rome, Britain's triumph hangs in balance, Mel Calman's Diary Catching up with a memory, Howe not to blame for talks fiasco says Husain, The Queen taking her leave from a youth, Appeal to Aquino widow, Comment Second-class life, C5 dealer blames lack of publicity, Machetes seized in riot haul, Toyota unveils futuristic 131mph coupé, Letter from Tokyo Protection stays for the Devil's Tongue, Safety call as injuries at work rise, Portfolio, Express takeover Matthews makes £8m profit, Sowing seeds of a new life in Niger's arid sands, Gulf states close to EEC pact, Brussels fears cup violence, Petrol bombs used on police station, Bush reticent after raising Chinese human rights issues, The Times Diary, Anniversaries, School protest suffers blow as voting backs head, Russian quake toll put at 10, NUT uses majority to reject pay offer, Master of doomed sailing vessel used forged paper to gain command, GPs should question patients on sex, Aids specialist says, The Times Cook Give greens a touch of colour, Francis Pym offers a comprehensive plan for tax and benefit reform How more give and take would help us all, Unions look at new pay system, The papers, Gandhi's fears on Sikh extremists eased at successful summit Britain and India join forces to curb international crime and terror, Callaghan to retire at next election, Coal board near pay accord with rebel miners, Volcker will 'not resign' from Fed, Job losses feared after £380m bus contract rejected, Kevin Keegan signs for career in television, Majority favour fixed Channel link, Ban on misleading slimming adverts, Oxbridge under examination, Snooker on way to City break. News in Brief. Display Advertising: English Heritage, Chablis, Merrill Lynch, Audi, National & Provincial, Harrisons & Crosfield Plc., Multiple Display Advertisements, Rhhi, Swire Pacific Limited, Sterling, The Times, Barclays, Black Bush Whiskey, Pbi Publications, Ycare International, Lloyd's Life, Air Canada, Classic Wines, Esso Overseas Finance N.V., The BBC, Chesham, Merlintonto, London Shop, Ibm, Pan Am., Natwest, National Westminster Home Loans Limited, Woman's Journal. Arts and Entertainment: Four share chess lead, The Times Crossword Puzzle No 16,869, Crowd cheers stunning Kasparov victory, Sale room Country house lures private collectors, Auctioneer denies rings operate in London, Ambassadorial Ball, Today's television and radio programmes, Concise Crossword (No 775). Law: Man 'threw cold water over child', Four jailed in family kidnap, Black poet will hang on Friday after Botha rules out retrial, Fans fled in panic, soccer inquest told, Woman on RUC killing charge, Judge rejects Reagan view of Constitution, Court of Appeal Omission of outline use not fatal to consent Regina v Hammersmith and Fulham London Borough Council and Another, Ex parte Greater London Council, Family Division Test purchase of drug not a sample Mistry v Norris, Oxford Street hawkers lose court battle, Bankruptcy case, Social workers acted illegally Havering London Borough Council v S, Undesirable comment to the jury Regina v Harris, Morocco trial, Continuity was inadequate Duncan v Duncap. Politics and Parliament: Rates Search for acceptable reform, Middle East Britain did not bow to US pressure. Picture Gallery: Fashionable company at No 10, Editorials/Leaders: Plan Today, Jam Tomorrow, Behind The Barracking, Finance And Industry Jolts from the blue for manufacturers. Letters to the Editor: Good shepherd, Supporting apartheid, Funding pensions, Tribunal appeals, Overcrowded prisons, Putting women in a truer context, Tibet and China, Job-seeker's dilemma, Widening ministry, Israeli raid, Teachers' duties, Question of loyalty for the Tories, A proper study. Feature Articles (aka Opinion): On This Day. Court and Social: Court Circular. Marriages. Official Appointments and Notices: Church news New Moderator named, Friern Barnet Grammar School, University news, Dyers' Company, Philharmonic gold medal. Deaths. Obituaries: Emil Gilels, Lord Diplock Influential Law Lord. Reviews: The trial of telling the truth, YMSO/Blair Royal Festival Hall, Television, Concerts Maurizio Pollini, Theatre Multiple narrative test As I lay dying, Phedra Aldwych, Lontano Martinez St John's, A painterly eye for the details. Classified Advertising: Entertainments, Looking For Greater Rewards?, Personal Columns, LA Crème De LA Crème. Stock Exchange Tables: Stock Exchange Prices Market easier, Investment Trusts, The pound, Recent Issues, Foreign Exchanges, Wall Street Dow rally fades, The Times Unit Trust Information Service. Business and Finance: Money Markets And Gold, Hongkong Land to raise £91m, Commodities, Tempus Tyne Tees TV puts out brighter trading picture, Big boost for Hanson bid, Theft insurance claims still outpace inflation, Opec president to meet Walker, Market Summary, Company News ERG to buy Telefusion for £23m, Japanese lead US in research spending, In Brief More loan rates cut, Elders delays bid decision, Industrial output unchanged, Oftel warns BT against a big rise in home phone charges, Italian wins Nobel economics prize, London Financial Futures, Stock Market Report Lucas Industries strong on talk of a consortium bid, CBI urges Thatcher to avoid sanctions, Accountants seek sterner controls. Business Appointments: Appointments New director at Telecom. Sport: Olympic Games Samaranch to discuss row, Racing: A Journey Through The Fabled Heartland Of World Breeding High Tern can give cheer to Careo camp, Sports in Brief, Football: Robson keeps faith with his team while Bingham's World Cup hopes can expect no charity England aim for quite a show to announce arrival on world stage, Rugby Union Players are not slow in coming forward for last line of defence, Boxing Graham could be in for a hot warm-up, Cricket Sri Lanka are put to the test again, Powerboating Frost takes world record, Racing Dominion's son is top of sale, Yachting Offending Maxi anything but in the Doldrums, Rugby League Tactical switch and three new caps for Britain, Golf S African leads by one stroke. Property: Overseas Property, Property/1 An Englishman's home can be his chateau Property/2, Property Guide, Property Buyers Guide. Births. Weather: The Weather.
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