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Taxi drivers unhappy Christchurch taxi drivers are unhappy with facilities at Christchurch Airport’s international terminal. —Page 3. Beirut bloodied Shelling, kidnaps and murder have shattered the brief peace brought by the deployment of Syrian troops in Beirut. —lnternational, page 10. Bio-dynamic horticulture Tessa Ward visited Janice and Hans Schaper who use bio-dynamic methods to raise organic produce on their one hectare property at Heathcote. —Home and people, page 15. Equaliser weds The British actor, Edward Woodward, has married his long-time companion during a break in filming of “The Equaliser.” —Television and radio, pages 16, 17. Films being shot in S.L
The South Island is providing dramatic locations for two new movies, report the films’ directors. —Features, page 19.
Beach work The Victorian pacer, Paia Royal, was given beach work at Spencer Park yesterday. —Racing and trotting, page 41, 42.
Features 19 Home and People 14, 15 Horoscope 26 International 10 Letters 18 Local services 25 Mail notices 13 Racing 41, 42 Sea, ait, rail 26 Sports feature 28 Sports news 42, 43, 68 Strip cartoons 25 TV, radio-16,17
The Minister of Works, Mr Colman, says he will retire from politics at the General Election later this year. —Page 2. Addington market 32 Arts 20, 21 Business 33-40 Classified index 67 Courts 4, 6 Crossword 18, 29 Editorials 18
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