... forward. cab fitted to vehicles built at Bethiate, which means that in THE PROOF feline the plant could become Tbe figures speak for themcompletely self-sufficient in selves 3900 Bathgate employterms of cab requirements. ees in October last year and The ...

... and they were towed away by a Land Rover hired by the council. They were taken to another site at Westwood near Stoneyburn. Speaking of the curse, Mrs Price said I cursed them all right. I told them that none of them would come to any good. I am a real ...

... unduly high share of the older 19th century industry and with a business mentality to match. So said Mr Alex Eadie, M.P., speaking at a Labour Party dinner at the Meadowhead Hotel, Midlothian, on Friday. 2nd May. i As a result. Scotland' s employment ...

... quite an undertaking. That President Matt Morrow and his henchmen were able to muster them all at the starting line, so to speak, looking their radiant best was no mean feat. Matt, incidentally, was cornpere. The judges were the first to admit the difficulty ...

... workers who need them at building today at an average rents they can afford. cost of £4.400 we are having to Generally speaking, the repay £24,000 over a period of S.S.H.A. charge higher rents 60 years. than the county council and The S.S.H.A., like ...

... his principal balk-niters in North Lanark. So said Mr Robert Black. provecthe Consersative candidate for the constituency, speaking at Bishopbriggs last Thursday. Mr Black said: There is Government to pet really on Lisle doubt that there much top Sciitland's ...

... sou in this factory that has not the to fed proud of your contion to the background of such an honourable achievement I I Speaking of the expans on, Mr Taylor said it was hoped to =litework on the plant will add a further 100,000 square feet to the existing ...

... made into foreign affairs had ended in bickering and disputed versions as to what exactly he had said. Mr Robert Black was speaking at a meeting of Airdrie and Coat bridge Conservative Association in Inchcape House. Airdrie. He said he had never joined ...

... plus national press have described last six years. e xpenses. However, on train- me t hi s wea k, says Tommy. _ f I am speaking to the press ing night. he was so late in could have automatically been returning home that he used to granted a free transfer ...

... latter part of the opening tine is in phoning and putting shot when she first approaches together each mossace of your and speaks to the fisherman, film to make an entertaining which he will cut up to insert story that weds no the close-ups of the fish ...

... information wish as the mood takes them. girls. While at University she They're relaxing, away from studied languages and speaks routine and working schedule. fluent German and French with But without some planning a touch of Russian thrown in. bow often ...

... I. Campbell and N. S. Kerr. in Mexico later tnis year. A short time ago they were invited to Glasgow by Frankie Vaughan to speak to the gang leaders, as a result of which Police Were `mem b ers now to instruct the of the gangs in judo igilant as part of ...