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... Scots leader speaks of total bus strike Craftsmen to stay out The 550 Glasgow bus and underground mechanics and craftsmen voted yesterday to continue their three-day strike over the dismissal of a colleague for bad time-keeping. The city's public transport ...
... You speak two simple Gaslic ohrases in public. - ADVANCE .8 | ...
... SOME BRITISH manufacturers complain about the difficulties of experting cars to Japan, speaking of a thick book of regulations which have to be meticulously observed. One car that gets into Japan with a squeeze, however, is the Ford Cortina. 2000 E saloons ...
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... OF VIEW the requirements and wishes of the Gaelic-speaking population. P'wflm'mfdmw% ';3“' S pularity it has achieved outwith the Gaelic context. At a time when there are said to be fewer persons speaking the language and more learning it, than at .“K other ...
... 100 Years Ago The Three I's — Sir Wilfrid Lawson, speaking at Whitehaven last night, delivered a speech criticising the present Ministry, which, he said, is devoted to the PR . Ignorance, Idleness, and Intemperence — as was proved by their measures ...
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... fred to look after membership kam records . Hours by arrangement. N Applications in weiting to: - THE DIRECTOR THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING 2 nnc'ou CRESCENT _ EDINBURGH. EHS SHN' PROCURATOR FISCAL'S OFFICE. EDINBURGH. COPY-TYPIST required. :c..l:w according ...
... ce? Nobody presents arguments for the case that bhroadeasts to English-speaking areas should be in Englich. Why should it be necessarv to argue that broadcasts to Gaelic-speaking areas should-he in Gaelic? Like . the other case, it is se'f-evidently true ...
... thielr ilies &n:: h&g gained mpression grou would end their e when thul; prison conditi were eased. Although one could not speak d tomln,“ ‘l’m“ % mn. 'fllld be taken to lmtgwo prison conditions without mdmrflu R.emnmty aspects, he said. — euter. ...
... bitterly attacked - the BBC and .the Times newspapers for their “blind and fanatical” support of the Common Market, He was speaking to the Coventry Fabians. Mr Shore said there were * unconditional Marketeers g.ecan oli h?: ' e a quasi-reli S Though few ...
... . . £lBoom deal with Algeria 3 country rich gas and wishes associated with We will to fulfil worth million francs. was speaking on his return three-day visit deals referred itowski were involve the erian natural Arench invest: d ig building The French ...