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Police officers who can give their department suggestions for improved police efficiency may soon gain rewards of up to $lOOO. —Page 2
Roger Douglas (above) in a “Robin Hood” disguise: lawyers are “flat out” protecting their wealthy clients from his first Budget. —page 15
The renaissance of the Maori was endorsed at yesterday’s Summit conference. —Page 3
Parishioners of a Warsaw Church were grief-stricken yesterday when told that their priest was dead. —Page 6 The actions of stipendiary stewards will come under scrutiny at a meeting of the Trotting Conference next week. —Page 29 Ross Norman has been named New Zealand’s topranked squash player.— Back page Business 26, 27 Classified index 39 Courts " 14 Crossword 12 Editorials 12 Entertainment 10 Features 15 Home and People 8 International 6 Letters 12 Local services 32 Mail notices 32 Motoring . 28 Racing 29, 30 Sports news 40 Strip cartoons 32 TV, radio — 11 Registered at Post Office Headquarters, Wellington as a newspaper.
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