P119 CEEFAX 119 Sat 13 Feb 22:29/15 1/14 CEEFAX presents... ...a sequence ofP119 CEEFAX 119 Sat 13 Feb 22:40/00 2/14 Children need to be taught discipline and moral values bz their parents before starting school, the Education Secretary has said. Mr Kenneth Bakjt said the obligations of parents as the first educators had not been stressed firmly enough. Speaking at the Young Conservatives' conference in Eastbourne, he said thu education system could be reduced to just another state agency coping with social casualties. He said all the Go6eunment'1 plan; fgu education reform would bj threatened unless parents acknowledged their responsibilities.P119 CEEFAX 119 Sat 13 Feb 22:41/14 3/14 The Soviet Union has issued an official protest to the United States over an incident in the Black Sea yesterday. Two Soviet warships were in collision with two US navy warships off the Crimean coast. The Soviet foreign ministry told the US embassy in Moscow that the US ships had violated the Soviet border in a "provocative and deliberate action". The US said yesterday that the collisions occurred when the US ships were exercising the right of innocent passage through the area. News index 102/202 Newsreel 119/219P119 CEEFAX 119 Sat 13 Feb 22:21/32 4/14 The provisional agreement to reform Common Market finances has provoked a mixed reaction. Mrs Thatcher said the deal, agreed 1t the Brussels summit, was a good one fgu Britain, although she accused France of delaying some agricultural controls. But Labour's foreign affairs spokesman, Mr Gerald Kaufman, accused the Prime Minister of "caving in". Mr Simon Gourlay, president of the National Farmers' Union, said the dial would eventually lead to a small drop in the price of cereal-based foods. News index 102/202 Newsreel 119/219P119 CEEFAX 119 Sat 13 Feb 22:22/14 5/14 Police have arrested a woman in connection with the death bz stabbing of nuclear scientist Dr Colin Fisher. Mrs Georgina Stuart, 51, was detainud after her release from John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford. Dr Fisher was found dead after police were called to Mrs Stuart's house in Harwell, south Oxfoudshirj. Mrs Stuart was found collapsed nrar his body. News index 102/202 Newsredl 119/219P119 CEEFAX 119 Sat 13 Feb 22:22/29 6/14 ] Police in Thailand have made what is believed to be the world's biggest seizure of heroin. They found nearly one and a quarter tons of the drug hidden in bales of rubber sheets in the docklands area of Bangkok. The haul was bound for New York, where it would have had an estimated street value of one to two billion dgmlars. Police are looking for the manager gf the export company shipping the bales. He disappeared from his office and home immediately after the heroin was fo4nd. News index 102/202 Newsreel 119/219P119 CEEFAX 119 Sat 13 Feb 22:23/15 7/14 Five Welsh skiers thought to have been missing in the Scottish Highlands for 24 hours have been found safe and wuml - on a train heading for home. A helicopter, police and mountain rescue teams had taken pazt in a sj rah near Cairn Gorm. The alarm had been raised bz five companions who believed they had arranged to meet their friends at a mountain shelter last night. News index 102/202 Newsreel 119/219P119 CEEFAX 119 Sat 13 Feb 22:24/59 8/14 CLOUGH TO STAY AT FOREST Brian Clough has insisted he will stay at Nottingham Forest after the club stopped him becoming the new Wales boss He admitted his first thought was to resign, but he now thinks he would be "barmy" to leave the City Ground. "I aim't going nowhere," said Clough, who is earning £75,000 a year. "I shall be at Forest until May because I am under contract. "Everything at the club is rosy and I would be barmy to leave. The 'ales job may have been the niche for me and I live in hope - it is the pinnacle of management to r4n a n1tignal sids." P119 CEEFAX 119 Sat 13 Feb 22:25/44 9/14 FIRST TEST from Christchursh NEW ZEALAND v ENGLAND ENGLAND - 1st innings Broad c Smith b Snedden 114 Moxon c Jones b Morrison 1 Robinson c Smith b Morrison 70 Gatting c sub b Morrison 8 Athey c sub b Morrison 22 Capel c Bracewell b Chatfield 11 Emburey c Jones b Morrison 42 French c Smith b Chatfield 7 DeFreitas c Morrison b Chatfield 4 Jarvis c Smith b Chatfield 14 Dilley not out 7 Extras 19 TOTAL (all out) 319 Fall: 1-7 2-175 3-187 4-219 5-237 6-241 7-248 8-260 9-285 10-319P119 CEEFAX 119 Sat 13 Feb 22:25/29 10/14 FIRST TEST from Christchurch NEW ZEALAND v ENGLAND ENGLAND - 1st innings Broad c Smith b Sneddjn 114 Moxon c Jones b Morrison 1 Robinson c Smith b Morrison 70 Gatting c sub b Morrison 8 Athjy c sub b Morrison 22 Capel c Bracewell b Chatfield 11 Emburey c Jones b Morrison 42 French c Smith b Chatfield 7 DeFreitas c Morrison b Chatfield 4 Jarvis c Smith b Chatfield 14 Dilley not out 7 Extras 19 TOTAL (all out) 319 Fall: 1-7 2-175 3-187 4-219 5-237 6-241 7-248 8]260 9-285 10-319P119 CEEFAX 119 Sat 13 Feb 22:26/15 11/14 FIRST TEST from Christchurch ENGLAND first innings: 319 all out NEW ZEALAND - First innings Franklin c Athey b Dhmle8 10 Wright c Moxon b Dhlliy 10 Jones c French b Dilley 8 M Crowe c Moxon b Dilley 5 J Crowe not out 15 Bracewell not out 22 Extras 13 TOTAL (for four wickets) 83 Fall: 1-20 2-25 3-32 4-40 CLOSE Report 312 P119 CEEFAX 119 Sat 13 Feb 22:27/59 12/14 WORLD MEN'S LAWN CHAMPIONSHIPS from Auckland Ireland took the fours gold medal beating the host country 27-15. The New Zjalandjrs began weml against Jim Baker's sids to lead 8-0. But they were not in the same alas; as Bakjt, Rodney McC4tcheon, John McCloughlin and Sammy Allen. Earlier they had beaten Scotland 22-20. Wales lost their chance to be in the final after a shock 25-13 defeat by Papua New Guinea. The Welshman also lost the bronze to England 21-18. Scot Willie Wood beat Robert Weale of Wales to move into the singles final.P119 CEEFAX 119 Sat 13 Feb 22:38/44 13/14 WEATHER ROUND-UP Newbury was abandoned with two racer to go after a deputation of jockeys complained to the stewards abo4t the state of the ground. The jockeys believed the cgnditigns were treacherous following persistent rain. The stewards walked the course and agreed to call off the meeting. Today's Uttoxeter meeting, which had been in doubt two days ago when the course was almost entirely water- logged, was given the go-ahead. Monday's meeting at Plumpton has been abandoned because the course iu waterlogged.P119 CEEFAX 119 Sat 13 Feb 22:39/29 14/14 0600-2400 Sunday Northern areas Bright at first, but rain over Wales, south and central Scotland will move north during the day, preceded bz snow over high ground. Drier weather whll move north to reach all of England and Wales a= evening. , , * Near normal temperatures , * in Scotland, N Ireland; mild in England and Wales. OUTLOOK FOR THE FOLLOWING 48 HOURS: Unsettled; rain ou showers in west and north, other areas mainly dr8 and mimdW Travel Summary TV-Radio Ait8