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Press, 29 January 1986, Page 1

Inside

The business pages begin running a new cartoon strip today, The setting is the business of Courtney B. Clambo, business tycoon. You can meet the cast today.— Page 33.

Addington market 29 Arts 19 Business 33-36 Classified index 63 Courts 4 Crosswords 16, 28 Editorials 16 Features 17, 18 Home and people 12, 13 Horoscope 28 International 10 Letters 16 Local services 28 Racing 40, 41 Sea, air, rail 41 Sports feature 37 Sports news 22, 23, 64 Strip cartoons 28 TV, radio-14, 15 TELEPHONES: Advertising: 780-940 Classifieds: 792-440 News: 790-840, 790-941 LETTERS: P.O. Box 1005, Christchurch Registered at P.O. Readquarters, Welllagton. as a newspaper.

Ship sheep toll Several factors contributed to sheep deaths during the recent shipment to Mexico, says a Government veterinarian. —Page 2. Police pay claim The Police Association’s president has said a recent advertisement has illustrated the basis for the police wage claim. —Page 3. U.S. hawkish with Gadaffi The United States has warned for the first time that it will use military force against Libya unless Colonel Gadaffi withdraws support for terrorism.—lnternational, page 10. Going flatting? Margaret Baker has some helpful advice for young people planning to go flatting. In Forum, she also recalls her own first experience about which she is now quite nostalgic. —Home and people, page 12. Small children wanted Christchurch children audition for the chance to perform alongside Jon Pertwee. —Television and radio, page 14. Fast forward to the past All those memorable sounds that crackled over the wireless decades ago live on in the Radio New Zealand building in Timaru, which houses the country’s only major professional sound archive.—Features, page 17. Married 89 times An Indian doctor has an unusual ambition. He intends to marry 100 women. —Features, page 17. Waikato trip? Canterbury Belle may race at Waikato as a lead-up to the $140,000 Air New Zealand Stakes at Ellerslie. —Racing and trotting, pages 40, 41