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No arts festival will be held in Christchurch next year because the organisers have not had a hoped-for grant. —Page 2 Alexander James Sinclair is being moved to different topsecurity prisons to lessen the chance of an escape, says an Australian author.
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The Greek socialist party has won a stunning upset victory in the General Election held at the week-end. —Page 8 After today’s races at Orari, Jim Pankhurst could receive the trophy that the Geraldine Racing Club will present to the most successful rider at its meetings this season. —Page 27
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