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Mr Rowling has been questioned in Parliament over his part in land-loan proceedings during the last Labour Government. — Page 2 Police disbelief greeted the finding of a cartridge case at the Crewe farm, the Thomas inquiry was told yesterday. . \ -■< •/. . sr- Page 3 Moscow has been declared off-limits for all Soviet citizens not resident or having urgent business there until after the Olympic Games, the Soviet Government has announced. . page 9 The Racing Conference is worried about the downturn in the growth of betting. —Page 21 Grant Perry,, the Mid-Can-terbury hooker, is the surprise All Black replacement for the injured Hika Reid. — Back Page Classified Index 55 Commercial 18, 19 Courts 4, 7 Editorials 14 Home and People 10 ■ Features 15, 16 International 8, 9 Letters 14 Literary Reviews 17 Local Services 23 Mail Notices 23 Racing 21 Shipping 22 Sports Feature 20 Sports News 22, 56 Strip cartoons 16, 23 TV, radio — 13 Registered at Post Office Headquarters. Wellington a newspaper
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