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... Rowing More than a dozen people worked for six hours picking up chip packets, crip bags, drink cans and tins, as well as pulling up weeds which were threatening to choke plants and other forms of pond life. M► Alan Mawson, one of the organisers, even ...
... row they admitted liability for the disease. But a spokesman said the management had taken steps to eradicate the problem which affects hundreds of pottery workers. Mr Stuart Lyons, chairman and chief executive of the firm said he recognised that all ...
... row SCIENTISTS at the centre of a cancer check row today claimed that microscope slides sent to them from North Staffordshire were in a deplorable condition. The staff at Christies Hospital, Manchester, complained to North Staffordshire Health Authority ...
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... row By Phil Jones soon as posible probably this week and I am hopeful that we can find a formula for eventual settlement. Mr Woolley stressed that at this stage there had been no improvement on 3.5 per cent wages offer linked to an enhanced productivity ...
... ROWING. The annual eight-oared boat race between the Agecrost Rowing Club, Manchester, and the Grosvenor Rowing Club. Chester, won the former this afternoon. The race was for the Leader Challenge Cup. and Agecroft won for the sixth successive time. Agrecroft ...
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... row were laid out on the site by council workmen. Fears that the Pandariman Trust could be interested in the land have persisted. despite council assurances that the Fenton site was one of several under investigation by the parks department for possible ...
... Row Gareth had been drinking at a works celebration with his father David and rowed with him about going out on the bike. Shortly afterwards he was found dead at his grandmother's house in Gareth's father, Mr David Williams, of Sparch Avenue, May Bank ...
... Row main cause was the very dryl whether last autumn, and the bad growing weather of the past week or two. About 80 per rent. of supplies came from Cornwall. Heavy running to seed of cabbage crops is cccurring in most areas. he said. The Cornish crop ...