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The price of beer, , soft drinks, biscuits, confectionery, and canned fruit will rise over the next two months after the 30 per cent increase in the price of sugar announced on Monday. —Page 2 A convoy of Fidel Castro’s trucks is bringing succour to thousands who fled to the Peruvian embassy in Havana. — Page 8 Yipp’s'Secret must be seen as the likely winner of the Galaxy Stakes at Riccarton today but she can expect a close run from the sturdy northern bay, Mayo Mellay. ■ —Page 25
The two Christchurch Rothmans league soccer clubs, United and Rangers, have rejected proposals to change the league’s format next year. —Back page Alison Holst 12 Background 19 Classified index 35 Commercial 20,21 Contract bridge 12 Courts . 4 Editorials 18 Home and People 12, 13 International 8. 9 Letters 18 Local services 26 Mail notices 26 Racing 25, 26 Runners’ Diary 13 Shipping 14 Sports news ' 22, 23, 36 Strip cartoons 27
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