Mr Julian Snow
February 24, 1910 - January 24, 1982Summary information for Mr Julian Snow
Contributions
1972
THE CASE OF MISS PAULINE JONES Lords February 1, 1972
CARE OF PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED Lords February 3, 1972
ALCOHOLIC DRINK: MARKING OF CONTAINERS Lords February 8, 1972
PARLIAMENT: CONTROL OF MASS LOBBIES Lords February 24, 1972
HOSPITALS: ADVISORY SERVICE VISITS Lords February 29, 1972
AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY: RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT Lords March 7, 1972
PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE: DISPERSAL OF CONTENTS Lords March 16, 1972
2 speeches — PROTECTION OF BRITONS VISITING FRENCH FACTORIES Lords March 28, 1972
THIRD LONDON AIRPORT AND PROPOSED DUTCH AIRPORT Lords April 27, 1972
ARMS EXPORTS TO ARAB STATES Lords May 2, 1972
POLYESTER IMPORTS FROM JAPAN Lords May 4, 1972
2 speeches — EDUCATION OF HANDICAPPED CHILDREN Lords May 11, 1972
2 speeches — INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND HISTORIC RELICS Lords May 15, 1972
4 speeches — FOOD ADDITIVES AND HEALTH Lords June 5, 1972
2 speeches — FOOD ADDITIVES AND HEALTH Written Answers June 6, 1972
3 speeches — RHODESIA: WANKIE COAL MINE DISASTER Lords June 13, 1972
BRITISH AIRWAYS WEST LONDON TERMINAL Lords June 29, 1972
PALESTINE LIBERATION ORGANISATION: PROPOSED LONDON OFFICE Lords July 4, 1972
RAILWAYS BOARD AND SURPLUS LAND Lords July 6, 1972
B.B.C. ALBANIAN SERVICE Lords July 11, 1972
ROYAL PARKS: ERECTION OF HIGH BUILDINGS Lords July 27, 1972
RHODESIA: FUTURE OF TANGWENA CHILDREN Lords August 4, 1972
TRIDENT ACCIDENT: B.A.L.P.A. AND PUBLIC INQUIRY Lords August 11, 1972
OXFORD LISTED BUILDING ALTERATION Lords October 19, 1972
£5 BANKNOTE DESIGN Lords November 9, 1972
HOME OFFICE RESEARCH REPORT WORDING Lords November 22, 1972
NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE REORGANISATION BILL [H.L.] Lords December 4, 1972
3 speeches — SAFETY BELTS IN MOTOR VEHICLES Lords December 20, 1972
2 speeches — B.B.C. PROGRAMMES AND EXPORT PROMOTION Lords December 20, 1972
3 speeches — DELEGATED LEGISLATION Lords December 20, 1972
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