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An English yachtsman attempting to beat Dame Naomi James’s record for sailing single-handed round the world has been becalmed off New Zealand. — Page 2 Striking Bank of New I Zealand workers in Christ- > church will hear proposals at 8.30 a.m. today for settling their strike. — Page 3 Greyhound racing will resume with a totalisator meeting at Queen Elizabeth II Park tomorrow evening. — Page 19 Tui’s Lass has appealing form in the first leg of the T.A.B. double at Washdyke today. — Page 17 Condor, the big British sloop with a New Zealand crew, led the field of 149 yachts out of Sydney in the Sydney to Hobart yacht race yesterday. — Back page Background 13 Classified index 25 Editorials 12 Entertainment 10 Holiday feature 8 Home and People 9 International 6 Local services 20 Mail notices 20 Motoring 19 Racing 17, 18 Shipping 4 Sports feature 15, 16 Sports news 26 Strip cartoons 20 T\ . radio — 11 Registered at Post Office Headquarters. Wellington. aa a newspaper
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Press, 27 December 1979, Page 1
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