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The Canterbury Education Board is concerned about the new flag-raising regulations. — Page 2 Checks have been made on the mouth of the Rakaia River. — Page 3 $$ $ $ Buying or selling partnerships may become a popular form of investment in New Zealand. Martin Freeth has the details. — Page 23 Rain would be the key to the Tancred Stakes in Sydney today. - Page 21 The Reagan Administration’s policies in Central America have been de-_. nounced by both Houses of Congress, viewed uneasily by N.A.T.O. allies and called
blundering by Mr Walter Mondale. — Page 10 With a stylish five-under-par first round, Ben Crenshaw took the early lead in the United States Masters tournament. — Back page Business 22-26 Classified index 75 Courts 4, 5 Crossword 18 Editorials 18 Features 19 Home and People 14 International 10, 11 Letters 18 Local services 28 Literary reviews 20 Mail notices 28 Racing 21 Sea, air, rail 24 Sports news 76 Strip cartoons 28 TV, radio — 17
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