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... ly that the value is restored to the 1962 level. It is a reasonable claim that should be met by the Minister, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. To peg student grants when wages and prices are rising sharply all over the place would be unfair and unjustifiable ...
... been undertaken In response to a challenge by Education Minister Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. Complained When NUT chiefs complained to her about school conditions generally Mrs. Thatcher demanded that they should produce their evidence. The report has one bright ...
... letters saying that all children would have to pay more were prphably a mistake. He said that Education Minister Mrs. Margaret Thatcher is to put before Parliament an amendment to the regulations governing the cost of school meals. This will mean that after ...
... She drew the candidates names from a tea cosy after they had each received one vote. The Education Minister, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher declared the appointment null and void. Mr. Casey, said the case was only the first of many they intended bringing. ...
... permanent personal armed guards at present. But a special armed guard was being- kept last night on Education Minister Mrs. Margaret Thatcher at her home in Chelsea following a kidnap threat. Several telephone calls were made to the Daily Mirror yesterday following ...
... was the act of a to the d bodyguards. tion Miai t e r Mrs. Explosives expe r t s criminal lunatic. e Metropolitan Margaret Thatcher. It believe the b om b s were I feel they were try- Vie Feather and leading ing to achieve the maxi- political figures ...
... Keith has been the Bahamian Govern- ---- me Joseph, John Davies, ment - for without its permission 1 .- \ y 'l ' •' - Margaret Thatcher, a proper excavation of the site - 1 - •Ai / ) Gordon Campbell, Lord could not be made. / Jellicoe, Peter Walker Abortive ...
... capital of it was con- gone Margaret And when c complaints Donna t ten areas of bruising on her Glasgow, agreed that h! had told hotel in Nairobi, nya. In London mi nis ter Mrs factions clashed ne i g hb our ing Kenya. Thatcher, would add ector investigated ...