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The Meat Board has been paid $llO million by the Government in lieu of S.M.P.S.
—Page 2
Prices reached their highest point of the season at yesterday’s Wellington wool sale.
—Page 3
A leading Catholic bishop has accused Nicaragua’s rulers of imposing things that the people do not want. —Page 8
Terry Moseley, who will ride Silver Samurai, the likely favourite for the J. F. McKelvie Memorial Handicap at Rangitikei tomorrow. —Racing pages 11-13
Nicaraguans have become increasingly concerned about the state of toiletpaper supplies in their country.
—Page 8
Why compromise will not stop the I.R.A.
—Page 17
International basketball referees officiating overseas often find themselves in the position of being offered bribes before matches.
—Back page
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