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The Labour Party has called for a free vote in Parliament on the Springbok tour issue. — Page 2 Canterbury won the BassWorthington Trophy at a nationaT under-21 women’s hockey tournament yesterday after a magnificent goal by its captain, Alison Sutherland. — Page 3 Rebel troops were in control of the Bangladesh port city of Chittagong yesterday after the assassination of the President, Mr Zia. — Page 6 The gritty Wellington distance specialist, Steve Denholm, in the international marathon at Christchurch yesterday. . — Page 13
South Africa beat Ireland, while Argentina and England drew in rugby internationals at the week-end. — Page 14 Thumbs Orf, winner of the Grand National Steeplechase, is fancied to complete a rich double in the Great Northern Steeples todays — Page 17 Classified index 23 Commercial 8 Editorials 12 Home and People 10 International 6 Letters 12 Racing.. 17 Shipping \ ' .8 Sports news 3, 13, 14, 15, 16 Strip cartoons 19 TV, radio — 11 Registered at Post Office Headquarters, Wfellington, as a news:paper. '. .': • :
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