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... problems for a government trying to raise prices and stop waste, and under foreign Freesure to end subsidies inherited rom the socialist era of the 19605. The government is under foreign pressure, especially from the International Monetary Fund and the United ...
... in Madrid with Spain’s Prime Minister Felipe Gonzales on the first day of a two-day visit at the invitation of the ruling Socialist Party. ...
... programme, chaired by Sir Robin Day. Tonight his guests in the hot seat before a studio audience are Norman Tebbit, David Owen, Socialist David Blunkett and a Belgian radio interviewer, Christine Ockrent. 11.0 GREAT EXPERIMENTS. Heinz Wolff presents the first ...
... rejected dogma, this time the loony diktats of Militant. Th e voters have decisively grabbed the middle ground, turning a safe Socialist seat into an Alliance stronghold. This may well be the beginning of the end for Mfiitant. The vociferous Derek Hatton describes ...
... P{;esaid the workers should be in permanent posts and not taken on as su?emumeraries. ’l‘or‘yl councillor Bob Bradley said the Socialists had been in control of Wolverhampton for 15 years and it was time the percentage of ~handicapped staff was improved. It ...
... means to make ‘n, sure the company got the l money. Tory members of the council . economic development committee say the Socialists should apologise for claiming the firm did not qualify for Euro grants. The E?EC said in a letter to the council that £lo ...
... me my surname was a Roman general who came to Britain with the first conquerors. I once again state that I am a dedicated socialist of good yeoman stock. M{ fiaternal ancestors were blacksmiths, smallholders, shepherds, etcetera, in Herefordshire. Both sides ...
... obtaining the grants before the firm went private. Tory economic development spokesman, Councillor Jim Inglis, said the Socialists had orifinally claimed that British Telecom did not qualify for regional aid cash from the EEC. wTl'ixvey had been proved ...
... for part of Cuba (5) 10 Name of a natural philospher (5) 23 Colonist with no outstanding 11 Hi&l’s t(:;))ntribu(ion to the socialist ” ;%?;? M(:'le)( ® order v i i 25 The crime of passing dud money (3) = L’m::. if;'g’(},’, Ol eeuested 27 She prevides some ...
... Kinnock aide boosts party election hopes Labour leader, Neil Kinnock’s private aide has given a boost to Socialist elections hopes in Wolverhamiton. Mr Derek Fatchett, who is Mr Kinnock’s Parliamentary private secretary, addressed a meeting of Merry Hill ...
... said £l5 million was small compared to the millions of pounds lost to the town by cuts in its rates squort grant. ellow Socialist Councillor Bob Jones said rates support grant cuts now amount to a stafiering £3B million a year. “The inner areas money is ...
... r:t!v lg ml}%‘};.daged = Of‘[ During the ordeal, in which }7'{h M and they were placed s ’ tfié’ for million-worth of work. socialist mt}yor of Madrid, died The tewn’s Acting Stipen- ™ the warehouseman at the |De; ye hl'e imi Pleaslgy, | both men were assaulted ...