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Charity tax backdown? The Government appears to be backing down on requiring charities to pay provisional tax on incomes. —Page 2. Gang work not wanted Reintroduction of work schemes — but not for gangs — has been endorsed by local body representatives yesterday. —Page 3. Moscow faces challenge A vote taken in the Armenian Parliament has presented Moscow with a. unique challenge. —lnternationa), page 6. Games boycott doubted While some Maori activists plan to foment a boycott of the 1990 Commonwealth Games in Auckland, the Minister of Foreign Affairs doubts one will occur. —Page 8. BIL still in hunt Sir Ron Brierley says Brierley Investments is still pursuing its offer for Cal Mat, an American construction group. —Business, page 18, Perfect record on line Park Ash will be trying to extend a perfect record, two wins from two races in the South Island, when she races at Riccarton tomorrow. —Racing and trotting, page 31.
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