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English woman ordered by Timaru magistrate to be deported. ~ Page 2 Face-to-face test for Mr Muldoon’s threat to Japan over fishing rights. — Page 3 President Sadat has agreed to a meeting between Egyptian and Israeli Foreign Ministers in the United States in talks before the reconvening of the Geneva peace conference. —Page 8 Hilda Bernstein tells the story of Winnie Mandella, which, since 1961, has been one of “police raids and unceasing Special Branch vigilance and harassment.’’ — Page 12 Call me mister, savs Mark Phillips. He is refusing a title from his royal mother-in-law. - Page 17 The Matamata gelding, Ben Lander, has been with-
drawn from the Grand National Steeplechase. — Page 22 The Lions cast off post-test depression at Pukekohe yesterday. — Back page Background 17 Caravans 9, 10, 11 Classified index 31 Commercial 20 Courts 7 Disco 13 Editorials 16 International 8 Letters 16 Mail notices 19 Racing 22 Shipping 19 Sports news 32 Women’s news 12 TV, radio — 15 Registered at Post Office Headquarters Wellington, as a newspaper.
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