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Preparation of a warrant application for Southern Television, Ltd, is well on the way, says a company spokesman. —Page 2 Sir George Chapman said yesterday that Mr Muldoon had over-reacted in his ban on the “Dominion.” —Page 3 “The Press” shopping basket price has risen by 51.25 since last month. —Page 6 David, who has spent all his life in a germ-free bubble, celebrates his twelfth birthday today. —Page 10 Keen overseas interest is being shown in the Hawke’s Bay Guineas winner, Beechcraft. —Page 22 The Canterbury rugby team remains unchanged for its next Ranfurly Shield defence against Auckland on Saturday. —Back page Addington market 23 Business 24 Classified index 35 Crossword 20 Editorials 20 Entertainment 18 Features 21 Groceries 6 Home and People 16 International 10 Letters 20 Motoring 25 Racing 22 Sea, air, rail 7 Sports news 36 Strip cartoons 28 Court 4 TV, radio—l 9
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