... request from the Edinburgh Federation of Parent and Parent-Teacher Associations asking for representation on the committee. 5 Speaking on behalf a deputation, Mr Michael Jacobmuflthmdnmd of doing ev they could to assist the committee. They had alreadv. had ...

... the advance building would be of similar dimensions. Mr Younger said: “I raised with all present the need for the Borders to speak with a strong and united voice in attracting new industry. At the end of the meeting it was agreed 1 should ask the chairman ...

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... yesterday in order to testify against apartheid. The fact that he was courteously received in South Africa and allowed to speak his mind may be cited as proof that South Africa is not a reJeulve tyranny. In reality it proves no more than that whites are ...

... properly-organised debating of political and other issues which forms an essential part of the democratic process. I hope I speak for the majority of your readers when I call upon the Edinburgh University authorities to explain why they have made their ...

... set up in every county was made yesterday by Mr John Foster, director of the Countryside Commission for Scotland. He was speaking at a conference in Perth organised by the commission to review the progress dI European Conservation Year. | Mr Foster said ...

... or :,1““ hard up as they claim This wg mtfi in _Oban yesterday by Mr Wathan, county agricultural Sm for Westmorland. He was speaking at a hill farming conference organised by the Scottish Farmer, | In the future, he said, it was | vital that farmers grouped ...

... they shared the party’s view. e e ey Bowrd and e Herring In a the White hdman should be merged so that a single voice can speak for the Ind E The purpose of a government would be to stimulate the fishing industry u‘ expand its catching cqnaz declining ...

... Lord Royle (Lab.) called in the Lords yesterday for more flexibility in the way traffic wardens deal with motorists. He was speaking before the Lords approved the Functions of Traffic Wardens Order 1970. Lord Royle said: “I think there might be more elasticity ...

... children, according to Mr Arthur Wiood, the secretary of the Royal Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. Speaking at a meeting of Edinburgh Rotary Club yesterday, he said that there was an upsurge of generosity towards the less fortunate ...

... to us that he knew of no investment in companies who .up{mrted apartheid was a technicality, and a cynical one at that.” Speaking at a Press conference with Mr Cargill, Mr Jonathan Wills, chairman of the university student publications board, said: “It's ...

... improvement in the state of crime in Glasgow yesterday when he concluded a ten-day llittlng of the High Court in the city. » Speaking to Bailie John Fraser, the senior magistrate, Lord Grant said that he and his fellow judge, Lord Hunter, had not seen an ...