... learn. They are getting more than their money’s it e enyiiiog. (o° mehise can't see an g e about.” He said he would soon be speaking to a meeting of students at the coll:sHt their invitation —and added: “T shall tell them exactly where to get off.” The SRC ...

... MP speaks out on Scottish appeals Criminal appeals figures for Scotland followed a pattern in 1969 which was fairly consistent over the years, and did not sugthat justice was not b& ge. Mr Norman W. 3 ‘servative MP for fl;bw &emlands. said in Glasgow yester‘r ...

... implicationg of the Treaty of Rome, the Foreign Secretary, Mr Michael Stewart, said in London last night. Mr Stewart was speaking at a dinner flven by the International Publishing Corporation for European journalists on a visit to London. He added: * ...

... that it may become compulsory for those taking part in the recording scheme, - Speaking from his Perth headquarters. Mr Neilson said it would nrobablizhaw been better to speak of a £2 membership fee: this mone¥ will be used to meet the cost of sending out ...

... Biafra to make sure there is no. massacre. It would be documented and impartial evidence, he said. Lord Carrington, who was speaking at a meeting iin Lancashire, has recently returned from a fact-finding mission to the Biafran war zone. “Our people are indeed ...

... Zealand Ministers Friday. Mr Agnew last night assured Mr Gorton that America would stand by her commitments in the Pacific. Speaking at a private dinner in Canberra, he repeated an assurance he made when he arrived earlier yester- ...

... foreign correspondents;, They are the - ddy-to-day -responsibility of the ‘department staff —a mixture of bright young ?n who speak the language reporters they deal with and crusty veterans who, for example, say a scheduled event o able ” - hours after it ...

... Stewart from members of the Presbytery of Dalkeith as they approved his call to St. Leonard’s in the Fields Church, Perth. Also speaking were representatives of the Perth church, and the session clerk and members of the congregation. Mr Stewart has ministered ...

... thank him most sincerely for the work he has done in Bonnyrigg and wish him every success in his new charge in Perth.” Next to speak was another member of Bonnyrigg Church. “It is with understandable regret that we lose our minister,” he said. “A very deep ...

... TRIBUTE TO MINISTER Continued from Page 1 Next to speak was Mr J. Bowase, session clerk of Bonnyrigg Parish. “I would like to say that St Leonard’'s have been very lucky in coming to Bonnyrigg and taking away a man of the calibre ¢f Mr Stewart. He has ...

... left with a spastic panl{sh of his right arm and right le, his eyesight was nriousfiv' affected and he had to be retaught to speak and in many ways re-educated. His educational prospects were distinctly limited. In the employment field he would suffer severe ...

... Efnerg‘s;e Axney“ . He ;l'iu head of t ign nlltrg American d&mem until assumed direction of the Press department. - ¥ Mr Zamyatin speaks English so fluently that he often corrects his interpreter at news conferences, as he did several times today. When he travels ...