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... AMERICAS TOUR The Rev Fergus Macdonald, fi“‘“l secrem;y of the National ble Society of Scotland, leaves Edinburgh today to befim a sixweek tour ‘of Peru, Nicaragua, Ecuador and El Salvador. ...

... Visitors from America THE 300-strong Mormon Tabernacle Choir from America's Salt Lake City, flew into Stansted Airport on Friday. With them were 250 friends, who accompanied them to their concert at the Royal Albert Hall. _ Two DCIOs brought the choir ...

... Queen thanks America THE QUEEN has praised British troops fighting in the Falklands and thanked America for its support during the crisis. In a forthright speech at a Windsor Castle banquet in honour of President Reagan last night, the Queen told the ...

... RUGELEY TAKE. ON AMERICA The United States of America will be paying tribute to Rugeley Cricket Club next Sunday, as the local Side celebrates its 125th anniversary. And Rugeley's cricketing heroes will be taking on the U.S.A. national side in.a friendly ...

... America obsessed with Japanese methodology AT TIMES Americans seem obsessed by education which still ranks as the biggest item in the m&of many US cities. At a na level more than 60 million Americans receive education of one sort or another. The numbers ...

... America’s moral tidal wave ...

... America’s moral tidal wave Censorship in some parts of the US has reached worrying proportions. In some communities books have been burnt. A report from Anaheim on how the book trade is responding people and the Media Coalition (an association of interested ...

... George and Edith off to America UPTON and Kexby W.II. and the Gainsborough W.I. Market have lost a valued committee member in Mrs Edith Broadbent, who is emigrating to North Carolina on Tuesday. George and Edith Broadbent, of Knaith Park, ran the sub ...

... Astiz flown back to S America Captain Alfredo Astiz, commncler of the defeated Argentine fiarmon on South Geor- E:t' ew out from Gatwick night on a British Caledonian jet heading for Rio de Janeiro. - - ' He was taken to the air:ort on a helicopter from ...

... Travelling to America Machine's chief engineer Mr Jessi Charles Coles, a blade finisher in the blading department at GEC Turbines in Rugby has retired after nearly 48 years' service at Willans works. He was presented with a cheque on behalf of colleagues ...