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The United States House of Representatives has voted to bar American troops from fighting against El Salvador or Nicaragua. —Page 6
Mr David King, the deputychairman of the Operation Raleigh expedition which will visit New Zealand in 1986. —Page 3
Readers reply to Professor Lloyd Geering’s interpretation of ”What is a Christian?" Almost unanimously they are sharply critical. —Page 13
The clash between Wedgewood and Kathy's Pride in the Two-year-old Trotting Stakes will be a big attraction at the Canterbury Park Trotting Club's meeting this evening. —Pages 18-20
Sir Ronald Scott, the head of the N.Z. Olympic team, left on an urgent mission to Los Angeles last evening. —Back page Business 8 Classified index 25 Courts 7 Crossword 12 Editorials 12 Farming 16. 17 Features 13. 14 Home and People 10 International 6 Letters 12 Lottery 7 Motoring 9 Racing 18. 19. 20 Sea. air, rail 8 Sports feature 15 Sports news 26 Strip cartoons 20
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