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Elderly and disabled citizens face a “grim future” bcause of negative community attitudes towards them, according to a senior Australian social worker. —Page 2 Mr Andrew Young, United States black U.N. ambassador, has been greeted in South Africa by “kick him out” calls from whites. —Page 8 Celia Timms, the cookery expert of “The Press,” this week turns her attention to batters, fritters, pancakes and waffles. —Page 12 Offspring of the deceased champion sire, Mellay, won both legs of the T.A.B. double at Riccarton on Saturday. —Page 18 The Lions will have to improve to have any hopes of test victory, according to Kevin McMenamin. —Back page Classified index 29 Commercial 14 Editorials 16 International 8, 9 Letters 16 Mail notices 22 Racing 18, 19 Shipping 22 Sports news 3, 17, 20, 22 Women’s news 12 TV. radio — 15 Registered at Post Office Headquarters. Wellington, as a newspaper.
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