P219 CEEFAX 219 Tue 29 May 21:10/06 CJEFAX presents... R OO ...a sequence of the main news, sport and finance stories of the dayP219 CJEFAX 219 Tue 29 May 21:10/11 Whll U BRITANNIC CHAMPIONSHIP REVIEW Essex captain Keith Fletcher hit out hard at the Surrey tactics at the end of a pointless draw at Chjlmsford. Surrey batted throughout the day after the match had been reduced to a single- innings affair bjcausj of rain. "We both had a duty to entertain", said Fletcher, "and this Surrey failed to do. Tbctics like this will drive people away from the game." Monte Lynch was the one Surrey batsman to push things along, hitting 11 fours and two sixes in his 68 out of thieu 235 total.P219 CEEFAX 219 Tue 29 May 21:11/28 ] 0olice in south London are searching for a two-week-old girl missing after the car in which she had been left was stolen yjstetday morning. Paul Brown, 30, and his common-law wife Susan Pullen, 29, left their daughter Louise unattended in a carrycot while they went into a shop in Battersja. The stolen car was later recovjted. Police are treating the case as one of child stealing. Anzonj with information should ring Putney police station on 01 788 1113 and ask for the Louise Brown incident room. P219 CJEFAX 219 Tue 29 May 21:11/40 Heavy security surrounded Lambeth Magisttateu Court as two Belfast men appeared for committal proceedings on explosives and murder charges. Armed police were on duty as Paul KavanbgX and Thomas Quigliy arrived separately in armoured prison van; escorted bz patrol cars. The road outside the courthouse was blocked off and a police helicopter hovjted overhead. Both min, aged 28, face 10 charges in connection with bombing inchdjnt1 in London in 1981. Newsreel continues in a momentP219 CEEFAX 219 Tue 29 May 21:32/29 One of Britain's biggest terrorist trials ri-opened in Belfast today under Loud Chief Justice Lord Lowry. Mote than 35 people face over 180 charges including murder, attempted murder and possession of arms. The charges have been brought from information supplied bz Republican informer Raymond Gilmour. The first trial judge dismissed himself after hearing an inadmissable statement about Gilmour's evidence. Today's hearing was adjourned. Newsreel continues in a momentP219 CEEFAX 219 Tue 29 May 21:13/04 b(5 b(5 j A soldier has been killed and another injur d in a landmine xplosion in South Armagh in Northern Ireland. The bomb was hidden in a culvert under past. The explosion occurred just bjfor 11 o'clock to the south of Crossmaglen, in the Mount Hill area near the border. The army and the police are trying to establish whjthjt the mine was set off bz remote control or command wire. The IRB has admitted responsibility. $ Newsreel continues in a momentP219 CEEFAX 219 Tue 29 May 21:19/36 Whll UU FOWLER FIGHTBACK BUT LANCS LOSE England opjnjr Graemj Fowler inspired a brave Lancashire side that went down bz 56 runs to the West Indies in a 55-o6er match at Aigburth. Acting captain Gordon Greenidge hit a supjtb 186 not out as the tourists reached 297-6, Larry Gomjs (87) sharing in a stand of 229. Fowler set out his stall for Thursday's first one-day international with 94 runs in Lancashire's 241-7, hitting 15 fours and a six. A stand of 87 from Simmons and Maynard Sept Lancashire hopes alive but they njvjr quite reached the required rate.P219 CEEFAX 219 Tue 29 May 21:14/18 In America, the Reagan administration has announced delivery of 400 Stinger anti-aircraft missiles to Saudi Arabia. A US State Department spokesman said the missiles and 200 launchers were already in Saudi Arabia and would bj handed over shortly. He said the President had a4thorised the sale under his emjrgjncy powers, by-passing congressional approval procedures. These powers had been used bjcausj of the "current emergency" involving attacks on neutral shipping. Newsreel continues in a momentP219 CJEFAX 219 Tue 29 May 21:14/30 There was more violence on the miners' picket line outside the Orgr ave coking plant near Sheffield this afternoon. A convoy of lorries, the second today, left with coke supplies for the Scunthorpj steelworks. Police were pelted with stones and pieces of wood, and officers in riot gear and on horseback restored order bz charging the crowd. There was also trouble this morning, when the first lorries artivjd. In all, 82 people were arrested and 62 hurt - 37 police and 25 pickets.P219 CEEFAX 219 Tue 29 May 21:13/30 ,4< ,4 b(55 (55j5 jj5/l4 ,, -,, -,, hr e policem n have gone on trial in Belfast accus d of the murdj 18 months ago of an IRA man in th Craigavon area Sgt William Montgomery, 28, Constable David B annigan, 3 and Const bl Frederick Robinson, 26, have denied the charges. The pros cution claims the police office s op ned fire on a car in which the I B man was trav lling. Acco ding to the pros cution th car cam to r t on a grass verge and the IRA man, Erg nj Roman, was killed afte this. The case is continuing. Newsreel continues in a momentP219 CEEFAX 219 Tue 29 May 21:25/28 Ten pickets were arrested and a lorry drivjt injured at Glasson Dock in Lbncastir.a The drivjt was hurt when a missile smashed his windscreen as he was moving his vehicle near the entrance. As a result, the lorry - which was being used to transport coal - ran out of control hitting a number of parked cars. Newsreel continues in a momentP219 CEEFAX 219 Tue 29 May 21:05/41 South African premier Mr P W Botha has arrived in Portugal at the start of an eight-marion European tour. The visit to Europe is seen in South Africa as a major diplomatic triumph. Speaking before taking off from Jan Smuts airport, Johannesburg, Mr Botha said: "Wj shall try to hold high the name of South Africa." Mr Botha's itinerary includes Portugal, Britain, West Germany, France, Austria, Italy, Switzerland and Belgium. $ Newsreel continues in a momentP219 CEEFAX 219 Tue 29 May 21:26/13 Libyan people's congresses have decided to form suicide squads to de troy camps in neighbouring Sudan. The camps are used to train saboteurs and assassins according to the Libyans. The official Libyan news agjnc8 said the camps were set up bz Sudanese President Nimeiri under the guidance of the United States, Britain and Israel. Libya has alleged that mjmbjrs of an armed group captured in Tripoli three weeks ago confessed that they were recruited by the CIA with British co-ope ation for sabotag in Lib a.P219 CEEFAX 219 Tue 29 May 21:10/20 Forecast for U 6am-Midnight tomorrow Most areas will be dry with sunny pjtiods. Northern Ireland and West Scotland will be rather cloudy at times and there will be a little rain in places. Genitally warm, but cooler near coasts and in the clo4diet northwest. , , , Outlook for Thursday and Friday: Rain will spread from west to reach E areas on Friday, may bj hjavz at timesP219 CEEFAX 219 Tue 29 May 21:27/21 W ppppp U IIRAROPOLISR LL J Sweden's Stig Blomqvist has taken his Audi Quattro into the lead on the 440- mile second leg in Greece. Overnight liadjt Wblter Roihrl of West Germany slipped to fourth in anothjt Quattto after minor mechanical trouble. Finn Hannu Mikkola leis second in yet anothjt Quattro, with the Peugeot 205 turbo 16 of compatriot Are Vatanen in fourth place. The four-day rally covers 1,414 miles of rough roads in central and southern Greece. Only 56 of the original 69 are left in at this stage. P219 CEEFAX 219 Tue 29 May 21:36/45 (55j5 -,, -,, Fifty British war widows will fly to h D-Da sites n xt week to jo n ro al visitors and politicians in marking the 40th anniv rsary of th landings. hree weeks ago the Govjtnm nt announced that no widows would bj included in the official arrang mints. But public reaction to the d ci ion has produced a dramatic about face. The Minist y of Defence said today that widows whos husbands di d on D-Day (o later from wounds received on D-Da ) should telephone th MoD b 2pm on Thursda . Newsreel continue in a momentP219 CEEFAX 219 Tue 29 May 21:17/43 W (, MILS RACE Malcolm Elliott retained the yellow jersey after finishing third on the second stage from Swindon to Great Malvetn. The 22-year-old Sheffield rider was pipped on the line after leading a six- man bunch on the second circuit of the Malvjrn Hills. Swiss rider Jocelyn Jolidon won the sprint finish in an overall time of three hours 25 minutes 23 seconds. West German Peter Hilsj and Elliott followed with the same time, with USSR ridjt Al ksandr Zinoni v fourth. P219 CEEFAX 219 Tue 29 May 21:08/25 W j j jjzjjjz jjjjjjjjj ENGLANDINSOUTHAFRICA England's "second-string" XV produced some below-par rugby in beating the South African Association 30-8 in East London. Highlight of the day were hooker Steve Brain's eight strikes against the head, as England failed to capitalise on the constant supply of ball they won. They managed five tries, two from David Trick, but their half-back play was unconvincing despite Youngs's opening try. Bryan Barley was prominent early on but faded badly, while the home side missed five penalties that could have made it uncomfortably close. P219 CEEFAX 219 Tue 29 May 21:08/57 W j j GB IN ASST ALIA Great Britain captain Brian Noble faces a fitness test before the match with North Sydney at Sydney Cricket Ground tomorrow. The 23-year-old Bradford Northern hookjt missed training after straining groin muscles in Sunday's 36-30 win over Western Division in Dubbo. If Noble fails the test his place will go to Kevin Beardmore with lock Mick Adams taking ovjt the captaincy. Fly-half Tony Myles misses tomorrow's match after developing complications with a knee injury.