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A Democratic Opposition? The Democratic Party has been urged to become the Opposition party in the next Parliament. -Page 3. Film requires thought “Wetherby,” ostensibly a mystery, requires the viewer “ Sffik 6. Church split Divisions over South Africa's race laws have caused a.. split in the Dutch Reformed Church. —lnternational, page 10. Election focus ' ''XqEMucation -ekfWs'’ for children focuses on the General Election. -Page 18. Soccer loss Christchurch dropped to third place when it was beaten. 1-0, by Wellington United in an eventful match in the Air New Zealand soccer league. —Page 24. Grey Bo wins N.Z. Handicap Grey 80. bought for $2200 as a yearling, won the $45,000 New Zealand Handicap at Avondale on Saturday. —Racing, trotting, page 27.
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Press, 29 June 1987, Page 1
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