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Press, 15 January 1986, Page 1

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Addington market 10 Arts 19 Business 27-29 Classified index 55 Courts 8 Crossword 11> 16 Doctors* Advice 26 Editorials 16 Features 17, 18 Home and People 12, 13 Horoscope 25 International 6 Letters 16 Local services 25 Mail notices 25 Racing 34-36 Sea, air, rail 10 Sports news 9, 26, 31, 56 Strip cartoons 25 TV, radio—l 4, 15

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Trouble brews at plant A row over shift payments for meat inspectors has occurred at a deer processing plant in Ashburton. —Page 2. Moffat singles pick Morgan Moffat, runner-up in the singles at the national bowls tournament, has been picked as the Canterbury singles player for the first time. — Page 3. Poor man’s revenge On a London street a poor, unemployed Nigerian saw a banker who looked rich and successful, so he decided to kill him. — International, Page 6. Plans for TV drama Television New Zealand’s head of drama, Mr John Mcßae, has announced the New Zealand-produced programmes for this year.— Television and radio, page 14. ‘Think big’ birching Oliver Riddell looks at the career of Mr Bill Birch, architect of the “think big” projects, and the campaign now being mounted against him. — Features, page 17. Night-clubbing in Moscow They call it the best night-club west of Tokyo, and for about 8000 km there is not a lot of competition to Moscow’s Soyuz Hotel. — Features, page 18. Danger from squash Squash because of the load it places on the heart may endanger some lives. — Doctor’s Advice, page 26. Master Mood favoured The Canterbury pacer, Master Mood, an impressive winner on the first night, is expected to complete a notable double in the Wellington Cup at Hutt Park this evening. — Racing and Trotting, pages 34, 35