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The jobs of 104 West Coast timber workers are in jeopardy unless a mill merger can be achieved. — Page 2 A rifle handed to the police might be a clue to the Mount Isa murders. — Page 3 A national referendum rejec'ing nuclear power may force the resignation of Austria’s Chancellor, Dr Bruno Kreisky. — Page 8 Two British journalists have produced a guide for survival in the event of a
hijacking. Some of their advice is reproduced in “Tuesday Travel.” — Pages 24, 25 The final cost of the world rowing championships at Like Karapiro will not be known for about a month, but the organising committee expects to break even. — Back page Addington market 12 Arts 20 Background 19 Classified index 33 Commercial 26 Courts 7 Editorials 18 Electoral previews 10 Home and people 14 Letters 18 Racing 22 23 Shipping 12 Strip cartoons 27 Travel feature 24, 25
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Press, 7 November 1978, Page 1
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