... Police pay decision “slap in the face” The Police Arbitration Tribunal GREAT EXAMPLE o B gy By Mbl:.: l:‘ - Earlier, Mr Brown, speaking of | award, lished at the week-end, his tour of the shipyard, szid it | which tz:b Police Federation claim was something ...

... the potentialities of such a service.—~ Tam &c. John L. Marshall, ’ (Prospective Conservative Candidate for Dundee East). speaking about something else. This could be explained as the “ fault ” of genius; or alternatively it could have been a manifestation ...

... BeF: S » : v %vf ¥ 2 ‘ ’ | e ': ' by -y $ N Py & ;; B ‘ : sed 3 B } \‘ 4 Wy g g, R S gl X S ~ e ‘ S SR i Mr George Brown speaks to the engineering workers at Fairfield-Rowans. On his left is Mr Alex. Jamieson, convener of the shop stewnds_. and‘on his ...

... Despite the inconclusiveness of his message, three rousing cheers echoed round the heavy engineering shop after he had finished speaking. Later Mr Brown told reporters that he was touched by these cheers after giving the men what could not have been very palatable ...

... cut by half its rice shipments to Cubapanzn because of a misunderstanding and paru{’ becaus€ of the need to supply iet-Nam. Speaking after a parade marking the seventh anniversary of the Cuban Revolution, he said there had been a misunderstanding about the ...

... who wanted to see her at a reception marking the seventh anniversary of Cuban independence. - Her Excellency preferred to speak in Sgpanish, which admittedly put the Press correspondents at some disadvantage, but as she disarmingly explained, despite ...

... unlikely ever to emerge from the dismal sequences of ‘stop and go' until we have abandoned the illusion that. ecomomically speaking, we are still by ourselves a kind of world power, and have grasped the fact that it is only bv associating these smell islands ...

... le Britaln pays some money, and lots of attention, to her former colonies in Africa, while generally ignoring the French-speaking countries (with the exception of the former Belgian Congo). JBut the successive military coups in Cotonou, Bangui and Ouagadougou ...

... Admiralty police and dogs perpetually walk the perimeter and airfield; and in the darkened control tower the Air Traffic Control speaks to the :':fhl flyexs or keeps a watching ...

... Dunbar drifting on the into 'intellectual channels. We never did learn what words these babes on the Bass Rock eventually did speak, 2}“’:.'“% MM#::M:..#M spell with the deep-waler b ltmldbomml.’rm. and profane } ...

... the Plan, which, he said, would be suburban lines closed in Edinpublished later this month. burgh should not be looked at Speaking at Galashiels after a in any study undertaken in the meeting with town council repre-| East sentatives, Dr Mabon told ...

... electricity than thermal stations of the type under construction at Dundee and Longannet in Fife Big outlay Economically speaking the most significant difference between a hydro installation and a thermal power station lies in the amount of capital outlay ...