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rhe jobs of 104 West Coast mill workers at Ruatapu may be saved by a takeover. —Page 2. Experiments at Massey University have shown that three 200 ml glasses of beer or three nips of whisky are as much as a motorist can drink and still drive “safely,’ under the new blood-aicohol limit. — Page 3. The Smith Government in Salisbury has said it will defer full black majority rule — a move that has set back Western plans for final all-parties talks. — Page 6. Bob Charles stunned his playing partners, Arnold Palmer and Peter Thomson, with his brilliant putting in his round of 64 in the Air New Zealand Shell golf open at Titirangi yesterday. — Back page.
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