IT MAY yet become one of the quotations of the week, if not the year. Said a Labour party official of Dr Owen's reported approach by the Conservative Party, "When the ditherer is so desperate that he has to consult the doctor it is clear that even the Tories now recognise that t

ROMAN CATHOLICS still have too few of the top jobs in Northern Ireland. according to a major report on employment in the province published yesterday. Produced by the Fair Employment Commission, it outlines the religious breakdown of the workforce from the first annual Ulster•wi

Scramhle— W Carmichael J. lavendale. S. Brymer 59.2: G. Kidd. W. Hughes. L. Crichton. G. Beat 59.5: D. Johnston. K. Gla►s. P. McGregor. W. Young G. Smith. J. Anderson. E. Simpson. R. Kilyington 00.2. RNLI. categories 1 and 2—J. Howitt (10) 70: W. Lawrie (5) 71: A. Hendry (9). W.

• LOCH LEVEN too is still struggling with the high winds not helping Yesterday saw 21 hosts weigh in four fish The high wind has also posed ficulties'at LINTRATHEN In the week up to April 13. ♦6 rods brought in S 9 fish fur 39 lb IS of Mr Thorley and Mr Wright had etght 6 14 lb.

COUNCIL TENANTS in the Hil!town area of Dundee yesterday hit out at the district council who, they claim, are trying to make their homes look like "industrial units, concentration camps or football stands." For the past few months some residents of Butterburn Square, Hill Street

A REPORT CONCERNING the new Scottish Enterprise proposals—the Governmentbacked scheme to bring private and public sectors together to form local companies with the responsibility for promoting economic development and training locally—will come before today's meeting of the Tays

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