... SPEAKING TODAY Speakers at today’s session include the kidney transplant pioneer, Professor Sir Michael Woodruff, of the Department of Surgical Science, Edinburgh. - The symposium on immunological aspects of cancer is being held by the Royal Medical Society ...

... jeopardy because of - adea)uate trnim:fi. the President of the Royal College of Nursing, gfiiss M. Blakeley, claimed yesteray. Speaking at the annual meem O sy | calied | ettt akeley ca ” changes” in the sys&\ of nurse training — * otherwise, neither in terms ...

... Act may affect them. This was a straightforward, unsentimental programme which allowed the handicapped and their families to speak for themselves, and which made one realise that there is still a big gap between legislation and the actual day-to-day living ...

... there came a harsh whirring, like an old -clock greplring to strike, -followed y - a metallic, half-humansounding -voice, speaking: with a little measured gap between each - word:— RIS *This,” it informed- me, **is an automatic recording machine at so ...

... not hear the person at the other end, she said:. . the line was full of noises, never clear, = and she’d ask someone else to speak instead. We knew she felt the thing might trap, expose her somehow: and we knew she ‘wasafraid - of voices, audible, exchanging ...

... thought that a further 100 will do so in the next 18 months with the network extending to another 150 in the next five years. Speaking from the London Motor Show, the Austin-Morris sales director, Mr Filnier Paradise, said- that the network would take around ...

... -. j - Mr Douglas Mann (48), a town clerk depute of Edinburgh Corporation, spent more than four hours in the witness-box speaking of minutes @f corporation meetings concerning Hillwood, letters connected with the sale, and city records.. By Richards, ...

... fancies on.- Being essentially bi-sexual, both male and female, a car does not need any other human props to make it, so to speak. - In fact, this resort to subliminal advertising is a bit much really. People will no doubt soon start talking about their ...

... given in Glasgow last night by Mr James Baxter, ‘the president of the Educational Institute of Scotland. Gl + Mr Baxter was speaking to teachers at the University of Strathclyde. He said that many teachers were alread‘y:l being. asked to do 'more than was ...

... Electronics have done it again.” After:a record year in 1969-70, the peak figures for the opening half -of the current year speak for themselves. This air of confidence is confirmed by the chairman, ' o Mr A. C. Farnell £167,955- but adjustment for inflation ...

... -+ He: took - the -line. - that:. such notions as. associated ' statehood or any .other kind of special status for French-speaking Quebec was nonsense. He said .in -1969: o Veriv clearly and very categorically, I see Quebec as a member .of the Canadian ...

... by Canadian authorities to transfer negotiations for the release of two hostages they hold to Quebec City, heart of French-speaking Canada. e 2 Earlier today the extremist Quebec Liberation Iront (FLQ) agreed to reopen negotiations for the freeing of the ...