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A high-ranking Japanese official is reported to have resigned over a delay in implementing dairy policies which would restrict imports from New Zealand. —Page 2. New Zealand easily defeated India by 10 wickets on the Melbourne Cricket Ground oh Saturday. —Page 3. Guerrillas in, El Salvador have struck simultaneously in several areas in what they describe as their “final offensive” to oust the Government before Ronald Reagan comes to power in, the United States in nine days. . —Page 8.
David McMillan won the New Zealand Grand Prix with a second-choice car on Saturday. Page 16.
The horse section was the dominant feature of the annual Peninsula show on Saturday. —Page 17. Canterbury had an easy win over Wellington in Shell Cup cricket yesterday. —Back Page. Classified Index 25 Commercial 18 Editorials 14 Home and People 10 International 8 Letters 14 Local Services 21 Mail Notices - 21 Racing 20 Shipping 11 Sports News 3, 15, 16, 17, 26 Strip Cartoons 21 TV, radio —12,13
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