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A visiting salmon expert is critical of proposed irrigation projects ou the Rakaia River. —Page 2 Unemployment in December rose nearly 2000. —Page 2 Fergie McCormick will coach the Albion rugby club next season. —Page 3 An 18-year-old youth armed with a knife got into the grounds of the British Parliament last July with the intention of stabbing the Prime Minister to death, a London court was told yesterday. —Page 6 Blue Sage could test the northerner, Papabois, in the Radio Seenicland Handicap al Greymouth tomorrow. —Page 15 Canterbury had its first Shell Trophy match win yesterday. —Back page
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