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Hearings on defence Public hearings on New Zealand’s defence policy will be held next year. —Page 2 Parasite wasp The D.S.I.R. at Lincoln is expected to release a parasite wasp in the South Island next year which is confidently expected to control the numbers of common wasps. Page 3 Dolly defends tunefully The country singer, Dolly Parton, sang a few bars of a song yesterday to try to convince jurors that it had not been purloined from someone else. —lnternational, Page 6 Track to suit? Regal Nugent should find the grass track to her liking when she contests the feature race at Methven tomorrow. —Racing pages 26, 28, 29
Business 20, 21 Classified index 35 Courts 13, 14 Crossword 10 Editorials 10 Farming 22
Features 11, 12 Home and People 8 Horoscope 19 International 6 Letters 10 Local services 19 Lottery 16 Racing 26, 28, 29 Sea, air, rail 16 Sports features 24 Sports news 36 -Strip cartoons 19
TV, radio - 9
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