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Mr Gain National’s man-of-the-hour? —Page 21. Addington market 32 Arts 24, 25 Astronomy 38 Business 41-46 Classified index 79 Courts 4, 26 Crossword 20, 37 Doctors’ Advice 14 Editorials 20 Features 21 Home and People 16, 17 Horoscope 36 International 8, 9 Letters 20 Local services 37 Mail notices 37 Racing 56, 57 Random reminder 36 Sea, air, rail 34 Sports feature 54 Sports news 39, 80 Strip cartoons 36 TV, radio—lB, 19
Govt relaxes criteria The Government has announced measures to help the ailing alternative fuels industry. —Page 2. Waitangi Day change The official observance of Waitangi Day will be held in Wellington next year. —Page 3. Explosion at conference A bomb failed to disrupt European Economic Community talks in Luxemburg. —lnternational, page 8. Summer sports coverage TVNZ’s summer sports schedule is one of the busiest in many years. —Television and radio, page 19. Radiation reassurance The building of a new satellite Earth station near Rangiora and the proliferation of microwave reception and transmission dishes on the Port Hills has raised the question of just how safe it is to be near microwaves and other electromagnetic radiation.—Features, page 21. Terms of trade slip New Zealand’s terms of trade declined in the September quarter to the lowest point since 1975, the Deputy Government Statistician said. —Business, page 41.
Borana for Auckland The New Zealand Cup winner, Borana, heads a strong South Island contingent for the rich Auckland Trotting Club’s carnival later this month. —Racing and trotting, pages 56, 57.
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