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Press, 26 February 1986, Page 1

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Len Cotton, aged 84, walks. 5.5 km a day on the Port Hills. —Page 17.

Addington market 32 Arts 18, 19 Business 33-37 Classified index 63 Courts 4,5, 6, 22 Crossword 16, 26 Editorials 16 Features 17 Home and People 12, 13 Horoscope 26 International 10, 11 Letters 16 Local services 26 Mail notices 27 Racing 39, 40 Sea, air, rail 32 Sports news 28, 29, 64 Strip cartoons 26 TV, radio—l 4, 15 TELEPHONES: Advertising: 790-940 Classifieds: 792-440 News: 790-940, 790-941 LETTERS: P.O. Box 1005, Christchurch Registered at P.O. Headquarters, Wellington, as a newspaper.

Wreck creates work

The Marlborough Harbour Board faces a lot of work for “months or even years” after the sinking of the Mikhail Lermontov. —Page 2. F.O.L. surprises The Federation of Labour’s position on the payment of child benefits and superannuation staggered Parliament’s finance and expenditure committee yesterday. —Page 3. Grammy controversy There is more than one controversy about this year’s' Grammy awards, which will be presented this afternoon. —lnternational, page 11. ‘Sons and Daughters’ Who’s who in “Sons and Daughters”? Today “The Press” lists the characters. —Television and radio, page 14. Soviet concerts for Chch The Soviet Union’s State Symphony Orchestra will give two concerts in Christchurch in April, the only concerts it will give on its first visit to New Zealand. —The living arts, page 18. Motoring ‘superbrat’ “Superbrat,” the sporting tag normally associated , with the American tennis star, John McEnroe, may now, with some justification, be given to the young Brazilian Formula One driver, Ayrton Senna. —Sporte features, page 38. Chance for Diamond Lover Diamond Lover will be trying to atone for her shock defeat a fortnight ago when she races at Ellerslie today. —Racing and trotting, page 39.