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The level of unemployment in New Zealand has remained steady since June. —Page 2
The Minister of Housing and Finance inspected the newly opened Manukau House in Auckland, but made no promises on Government funding for the scheme. —Page 3
Table-top laboratories such as this are being used on the space shuttles to develop techniques for the manufacture in space of drugs and computer chips. —Page 20
British, French and American mine-searching boats have now joined an attempt to clear the Red Sea of mines. —Page 10
King Farouk won impressively at the Kurow trots yesterday.
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The New Zealand marathon runner, Rod Dixon, finished a tired tenth in the Olympic marathon yesterday and said that be had run his last race in the endurance test. —Back page
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