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Press, 29 July 1976, Page 1

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The Government has made a grant to a Christchurch bikie gang to help it build a bunkhouse and a motorcycle workshop. —Page 2. A jury has decided that a garage must pay $137,000 damages to a man who was crippled when the steering of a car failed the day after the garage had checked it for a warrant of fitness. But the judge must rule on a point of lawbefore the jury’s verdict is upheld. —Page 3. “For many women literacy has become a door into the twentieth century,” writes Patricia McGrath, who examines women’s education in Third-World countries. —Page 12.

The Wingatui mare, Show Gate, has been given 63kg, half a kilo more than the top North Island sprinter Shifnal Chief, in the Winter Cun at Riccarton on Saturday week. —Page 20. Several surprises in the New Zealand soccer team to visit South Korea are canvassed by Barney Zwartz, in a review of the side chosen. —Back page. Background 17 Classified index 29 Commercial 18 Courts 4 Editorials 16 International 8, 9 Letters 16 Mail notices 19 Racing 20, 21 Shipping 19 Sports news 21, 30 Women’s news 12 TV, radio —l5 Games reports —l4 Registered at Post Office Headquarters, Wellington, as a newspaper.