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The Government has released a discussion paper to explain its thinking on New Zealand’s future energy needs. — Page 2 — The American Federal Bureau of Investigation has charged two Soviet United Nations diplomats with spying against the United States. —Page 9. A last-ditch attempt by radicals to halt the opening of the new Tokyo airport has failed. — Page 8 The pumpkin is a humble vegetable, but it can be used in many ways, as Celia Timms demonstrates. — Page 12 Hudson and Halls have begun a new television series that shows where o>v- food comes from, as
well as how to ,cook it. Television review. — Page 15 After a decisive win in the Hororata Racing Club’s meeting on Saturday the Southland-owned Trell will probably try for Great Northern Steeplechase honours next month. — Page 18 Classified index 27 Commercial 21 Editorials 16 Home and people 12 International 8, 9 Letters 16 Mail notices 22 Racing 18 Shipping 10 Sports news 28 Radio, TV — 15 Registered at Post Office Headquarters Wellington a* a newsnaner
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