... Three months ago the local education committee voted to carry on supplying free milk although Education Minister Mrs. Margaret Thatcher had for- it. Now the twenty-two councillors who defied her order may have to pay the milk bill themselves. It could cost ...

... 000 children being taught in classes of more than forty. Their campaign has won some support from Education Minister Margaret Thatcher. Letter She has told the union in a letter published today that she strongly disapproves of such large classes. By ...

... THATCHER IN POLL SHOCK FRESH speculation about the future of Education Minister Margaret Thatcher rose yesterday when a poll named her the Government's most unpopular Minister. Her rating in the poll —by Opinion Research Centre dropped fifteen points ...

... renounced their faith to prevent their son going to an R C secondary school were told yesterday by Education Minister Mrs. Margaret Thatcher that he must attend . the school after all. Later, they said they would defy the order even if it meant going to prison ...

... of sex with HAROLD IS KNOCKED DOWN FOR £1.50 SNIP IT was quite an auction. Harold Wilson was knocked down for £l-50. Margaret Thatcher, the Education Minister, went for ,El-30. Roy Jenkins raised a mere 15p. The auction in Birmingham last night, was in ...

... DAILY MIRROR, Wednesday, January 5, 1972 PAGE 1 4 11111' 111111 •>. • • • • • mARGARET BA iTyLL So BE 7 ill AS COLD INSIDE HE . PRESSURE on Education , Minister Margaret Thatcher, once the archetypal darling of the Tory Party, is growing. :,:. She already ...

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