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9 HOME NEWS CH Mick denies dallying with blonde ROLLING Stone Mick Jagger last night played down his much publicised encounter with a beautiful blonde saying she had taken advantage of him Jagger and German model Christina Haack were pictured together in a Munich nightclub and she was reported in some British newspapers as saying that he had visited her apartment and been But the singer on tour with his group and away from Jerry Hall his long-time girlfriend and mother of their two children said the meeting had been brief and innocent am not involved in any way and she is obviously making the most of a few minutes with he said never invited Christina Haack to the Rolling Stones concert in Munich nor did I see her there I did not visit her apartment but only spoke to her for a few minutes in a Earlier this year Jagger had report edlv been seen in Tokyo with another unidentified blonde Mick Jagger June 8 1990 new poser for Britain The Queen with Jean Vamam chairman of the National Federation of Institutes Royal praise at WI anniversary by Daniel Triesman institutes have won praise for their campaigning spirit from their most important member the Queen Dressed in a peacock bine dress and hat and carrying a bouquet of yellow flowers she told the 6000 delegates who packed Royal Albert Hall to celebrate the National Federation of Womens 75th birthday that they could be proud of the history Earlier delegates passed by a motion to transform the into a charitable com-ibility of the executive federation Full independence In her address the Queen said: pioneers who helped to establish the movement in 1915 and steered it through a World War from Government sponsorship to fall independence can hardly have envisaged the success of their enterprise Mr Zuroff co-ordinator of the Los Angeles-based Simon Wiesenthal efforts to uncover alleged Nazi war criminals was in Whitehall in the week that the House of Lords threw out the War Crimes Bill Home Office officials explained to him at their meeting arranged before the Lords debate that no action could be taken on the new list of names unless the Bill was reintroduced and became law emphasised our sense of frustration and disappointment with what has happened to the said Mr Zuroff later situation could be created in which absolutely nothing will be done against Nazi criminals have now given the Government forty-three names including nine and I can promise that there will be more list named nine Lithuanians who moved to Britain after the war and who are suspected of participation in the persecution and murder of civilians dur-ing Russian campaign by Daily Post Reporter A NAZI-hunter yesterday passed the names of nine more alleged war criminals living in Britain to the Home Office And Efrim Zuroff said he would be looking for furher names to add to the list which now totals 43 in this country Women graduates face jobs sexism WHATS ON IN WALES the past 75 years improvinL often campaigned on issues the institutes have long before it became fashion- able to do so institutes are renowned in all they do for their high standards for the balance and commonsense of their comments on matters of public debate and perhaps above all for their commitment and concern for the countryside for families and for the lonely and THE NATIONAL TRUST YR YMDDIRIEDOLAETH GENEDLAETHOL Copperthwaite said lThere is clear evidence in our survey that initially employers use female graduates to their full The survey involved 1531 people who graduated in European Studies Industrial Society spokesman Andrew Sparkes said: sexism does still exist unless British industry shakes off its history of male-dominated boardrooms and gives women the opportunity to come through into senior positions we will be missing great opportunities ERDDIG Stars honour Joe SOME of the best-loved names of the big band era gathered to bid farewell to Joe Loss yesterday as the veteran bandleader who died on Wednesday was buried at Bushey Jewish Cemetery in Hertfordshire And at a thanksgiving service in Westminster Abbey yesterday fashion photographer Norman Parkinson was remembered by a congregation of 400 friends models and admirers 'omething for everyone this On stage at Glyndeboume On Centre Court at Wimbledon On the podium at the Royal Festival Hall And on sale at Boodle Dunthome -JidNi An enchanting stately home with so much to oiler all the family A visit to Erddig can now take you to the working Bakehouse laundry and Smithy Feel what it was REALLY like to live and work in a Country House Kt Junclsl September 14th lobe daily except I hurxljv and Friday 1st )uly-30th Auigisl daily except Friday II am-4 'Ml mii admission Belt Stairs 4 Ml pm) (Jm Hank HoIkLix Monday lei ((W78) 3r)'dl4 by Ian MacGregor ALMOST twice as many women as men have to settle for manual or clerical jobs after graduating from European Studies according to a new survey Dr Nigel Copperth waite of Bradford European Studies Department and politics lecturer Colin Mellors found still affected womenrs job opportunities feeling is that aspirations are as high as but they find fewer opportunities Dr Murderer to marry pen pal in prison CHILD-KILLER David Evans will today marry his pen pal Jackie Henderson 35 inside the top security jail where he is caged for the brutal murder of schoolgirl Anna Humphries After the midday ceremony he will be ushered back to his cell at Wakefield Prison West Yorkshire Prison governor Trevor Gadd confirmed arrangements had been made for the marriage to take place today It will be conducted by a woman registrar from Wakefield Vetoed Mr Gadd emphasised the newly-weds would not be left alone together after the ceremony Prison bosses ruled Evans a categroy A prisoner -would not be allowed to wed outside the jail Evans jailed for at least 30 years for the killing had fanned to marry at Wake-ield register office but prison officials vetoed the idea and insisted that the couple marry at the jail Evans and 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