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Birthdays

Mr Herb Alpert, musician, 60; Professor Patrick Bateson, Provost of King's College, Cambridge, 57; Mr Richard Chamberlain, actor, 60; Mr Sydney Chaplin, actor, 69; Mr Robbie Coltrane, actor, 45; Mr Alan Duncan MP, 38; Mr Don Foster MP, 48; Mr John Fowles, novelist, 69; Miss Shirley Jones, actress, 61; Mr John Kemp-Welch, chairman, Stock Exchange, 59; Mr Richard Kiley, actor, 73; Sir Pat Lowry, former president, Institute of Personnel Management, 75; Sir Derek Pattinson, former secretary-general, General Synod of the Church of England, 65; Air Commodore Helen Renton, former Director, WRAF, 64; The Right Rev Dom John Roberts, former Abbot of Downside, 76; Mrs Daphne Robertson, Sheriff of Glasgow and Strathkelvin, 58; Professor Dame Sheila Sherlock, Professor of Medicine, Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine, 77; Sir Derek Spencer QC, MP, Solicitor General, 59; Sir David Steel MP, 57; Lord Trefgarne, former Minister of State, Department of Trade and Industry, 54; Professor Sir Frederick Warner, chemical engineer, 85; Mr Sidney Weighell, former trade union leader, 73; Mr Nicholas Winterton MP, 57.

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