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... Margaret Thatcher the United States today and felt that things were too serious to wait. Mrs. Whitehouse said: The need is for immediate legislation. I have been very encouraged to find that Mrs. Thatcher is at one with me in this. Present obscenity ...
... TONY BENN MARGARET THATCHER violent, fierce, implacable, unscrupulous young man . . . I think he is a kind of dangerous crook (written in January, 1969). HAROLD WILSONIt is the amateurishness of Harold and his bright young men which gets me down. ...
... . FIRST LADY: Margaret Thatcher. ...
... DENIS HEALEY MARGARET THATCHER PALM COURT.. Britain including millionaire Harold Lever, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, and Sir Eric Roll, a director of the Bank of England. Banker Sir Siegmund Warburg is going with Mr. R. W. Pennock (Deputy Chairman ...
... By ROBERT HEAD Margaret Thatcher HOPES of lower taxes and cheaper mortgages will rise this week when the Pound gets three big boosts. Leyland's shop-floor revolt against the strike will strengthen foreign confidence in Britain. human head rhe nation's ...
... leader Margaret Thatcher yesterday criticised the dozens of Conservative clubs which bar coloured Tories. She condemned all forms of racial discrimination in a questionand-answer session at the Young Tories' conference .at Eastbourne. Mrs. Thatcher said ...
... Young THATCHER: Margaret aged 4 THE TORY Party Conference literally sat back agog the other day when bold, 16-year-old William Hague a Yorkshire schoolboy with nine 0- levels and political, pretensions held fort h about the Party, Youth and The Future ...
... Thatcher finds her hatchet MARGARET THATCHER has done it at last. In the Commons this week she did not just triumph. She rolled over her opponents like a Chieftain tank in top gear. She flattened them. She ...
... Maggie: I'm not bashing the unions TORY leader Margaret Thatcher denied yesterday that she is a union basher She insisted that her attitude on th e closed shop issue is not tough but reasonable. Mrs. Thatcher has called for compensation and the right of ...
... order fiom Britain. The promise was drawn from Mr. Callaghan during bitter exchanges in the Commons with Tory Leader Margaret Thatcher. The row began when ...
... TORY MP IS ACCUSED AN M P who was former private secretary to Tory leader Margaret Thatcher will appear in court today accused of stealing two books worth £8.90 from a London store. William Montgomery, 49, described on the charge as a company director ...
... Hello brother By JOHN DESBOROUGH Chief Political Correspondent TORY leader Margaret Thatcher went a'wooing yesterday . . . for the votes of Britain's union members. In a triumphant speech to her party, she insisted that the unions would work with a Tory ...