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To suggest that a Mini- Birmingham Post stry of Transport vehicle Nuneaton Correspondent He said that Mr. Puddeford's tester was giving a car was a box-type body and of a company vehicle which corrosion may not have been motorist a guarantee that was damaged in the accident noti

Thursday, October 12, 1967 Lighting-up times: MIDLAND NEWS 6.53 p.m. to 6.57 a.m.

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All secondary schools By BARRY HAMMOND A final decision on the reorganisation plan has been at West Bromwich seem - still prepared to receive further delayed three times but now certain to be operating comments and observations on its adoption seems certain. The under a comprehe

POINTS FROM THE MIDLAND NEWS PAGES Page 2: Sir Miles Thomas attends savings meeting in Birmingham; Plea on immigrants' future. Page 3: The robot barman; Prospects for employment. Page 4: Stock market reports; Closing prices. Page 5: Things are looking up for Midland Educational;