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The Common Market’s lamb war has intensified, France refusing outright to lift all of its import restrictions on British lamb and mutton. — Page 2.
The Prime Minister (Mr Muldoon) has expressed satisfaction about the level of Government expenditure. — Page 3.
An American commission investigating the nuclear accident at Three Mile Island has slammed the performance of both the nuclear industry and Government agencies in a report calling for sweeping reforms. — Page 6.
Mother Goose, the zany New Zealand reck band at present playing in a Christchurch hotel, are awaiting word from Rolling Stones Records about a contract in the United States.
— Page 14
Six of the North Islandtrained horses engaged in
the New Zealand Trotting Cup at Addington next
Tuesday will arrive in . Christchurch tomorrow. —Page 25 |
New Zealand riders continue to hold the lead in the Dulux seven-day eye- . ling event in spite of in- . creasing pressure from their Australian rivals. — Back page Addington market 25 I Background 17 Classified index 33 ■ Commercial 20 I Courts 9 Editorials 16 Entertainment 14 Gardener's Dian’ 11 Home and People 11 International 6, 7 • Letters 16 Motoring 18, 19 : Racing 24, 25 Shipping 25 Sports news 34 Strip cartoons 27 TV, radio — 15
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