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The Government caucus has failed so far to come to a decision on the Prime Minister’s proposal to introduce a fiscal regulator. —Page 3 Senator Edward Kennedy has broken his long silence over the fatal accident at Chappaquiddick Island that has dogged his political career and cast doubts over his fitness to run for President. —Page 5
Farmers attending a field day near Culverden last week-end were told that in the long term returns from goat farming could be three to five times greater than for sheep. There is an item on the farm pages this morning on the day. —Pages 6 to 9 Sail Again could end his career with a peak run in the New Brighton Handicap at Addington tomorrow. —Racing tear-out Pages 15 and 16 Two of New Zealand’s leading athletes will soon leave for a brief tour of Europe —Back page
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