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Press, 30 July 1986, Page 1

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Cover up suggested The Opposition says the decision not to prosecute the Mikhail Lermontov pilot is a “cover up” and a call was made yesterday for the inquiry transcript to be released. — Page 2. Nelson dry dock proposal The Nelson Harbour Board is considering a second proposal for a dry dock at Nelson. —Page 3. Sanctions planned Wide-ranging sanctions against South Africa will be put to a U.S. Senate committee’s vote on Friday.— International, page 10. Looking at space history Historians look at the past as a way to understand the present. Astronomers do much the same as they gaze at an expanding universe.— Features, page 21. Audain’s hopes shattered Anne Audain’s hopes of a gold medal were shattered by a young Scot. — Games, page 45. Dickison well placed lan Dickison was the only unbeaten bowler in the men’s singles event with four matches to play.— Games, page 48. Harness Horse of Year The Noodlum entire, Master Mood, which recorded a nine-race sequence of wins during summer has been voted the New Zealand Trotting Annual’s Hamess Horse of the Year.— Racing and trotting, paged 52, 53.

Addington market 24 Arts 22, 23 Business 39-44 Courts 4, 6 Classified index 75 Crossword 20, 30 Editorials 20 Features 21 Home and People 16, 17 Horoscope 30 International 10 Letters 20 Local services 30 Racing 52, 53 Sea, air, rail 24 Sports feature 36 Sports news 32, 37, 45-49, 76 Strip cartoons 30 TV, radio — 18, 19 Registered at P.O. Headquarters, Wellington, as a newspaper.

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