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The Public Service Association says it will take legal action to stop the transfer of Dunedin Ministry of Works staff. —Page 2 The first significant publicity in the United States for the Prime Minister’s “new Bretton Woods” proposal comes in a big “Washington Post” article. —Page 3 United States warships off Lebanon have delivered a message, military-style, to Syria. —Page 8
Julie’s Boy humbled a talented field in the feature race at Westport yesterday. —Page 22 Business 20, 21 Classified index 29 Courts 4 Computers 19 Crossword 16 Editorals 16 Features 17 Home and People 12 International 8 Letters 16 Racing 22, 23 Sea, air, rail 21 Sports news 30 Strip cartoons 23 TV, radio — 15 Registered at Post Office Headquarters, Wellington as a newspaper.
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