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Government price support for mutton may be replaced by a compensating incentive for farmers. —Page 2
A Christchurch policeman has been rewarded for five years of hard work. Story and picture. —Page 3
Should women inmates have their babies with them in prison? New Zealand and American officials comment. —Page 15
British soldiers and the police found every door locked when they entered the former Libyan Embassy in London yesterday. —Page 8
Rye is a dominating favourite for the first leg of the T.A.B. double at Woodville today. —Page 33
New Zealand has lodged a challenge for yachting’s most prestigious trophy, the Americas Cup. —Back page
Addington market 23 Arts 16, 17 Business 27-30 Classified index 51 Courts 4, 20 Crossword 14 Editorials 14 Features 15 Home and People 10, 11 International 8 Letters 14 Local services 34 Mail notices 34 Racing 33 Sea, air, rail 31 Sports feature 32 Sports news 52 Strip cartoons 34
TV, radio—l2, 13 Registered at Post Office Headquarters, Wellington as a newspaper.
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