Pro-tour woman hopes to meet P.M.
pA Wellington Labour's former Polynesian Dominion councillor. Mrs Paula Clark, hopes to meet the Prime Minister (Mr Muldoon) this week. She has said that the meetin" was being arranged at the request of the Minister of Maori Affairs (Mr Couqh). It was planned for this week although no date had yet been set. , In March. Mrs (. lark found herself in the centre of controversy after she asserted
that a survey she had fau, among Polynesians sh ow J that more than 95 per were in favour of the Sprin? bok tour. She later tried" unsuccessfully, to organise a pro-tour march. ' 4 At the Labour Party’s annual conference last ’month' Mrs Clark announced her* intention not to stand again as the Pacific Islands’ representative on the Dominion council. She has now confirmed that she plans to leave the Labour Party and join National. '■
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