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Earl Alexander of Hillsborough, who began his career as an office boy. died yesterday in a London hospital. He was 79. He was a former First Lord of the Admiralty. Minister of Defence, and Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.

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said yesterday: "It was suggested to me by a senior London County Council education official that if the school closes, I might be interested in taking up teacher-training. " But it was a friendly suggestion and the decision was left to me. "It would suitably get round the L C C

TOWN'S group of I right to claim exemption Exclusive Brethren—a i from paying rates—a privisect which applies rigid lege extended to all places rules to its members—faces of worship. a "test case " row over the I Mr. Bayley protests that , rates of its religious meet- PIE lug ha

FARMER and his two sons watched in horror yesterday as a jet tighter plane screamed down in a area of central Wiltshire. The farmer—Percy Ford, 64, of !Vlanor Farm said later: " 1 thought our last hour had come. The jet crash dive and missed them by only 30 yards. The jet, a Roy

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By TREVOR BASS L 1.330,000 finance firm run by a father and daughter team may be forced out of business through lack of money. Yesterday. after its shares tumbled ss. to Is. 6d., the Stock Exchange Council suspended share deals in the firm, Theo Garvin Ltd., based at Southendon-