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M.P. attacks protectionism Mr Jim Gerard, M.P., has attacked those countries dragging the chain on trade protection. —Page 2. Unemployment rise Unemployment increased nearly 40 per cent in the year to August. —Page 3. Liberal works Both "Weeds” and the “Milagro Beanfield War” were the works of liberal consciences, says “The Press” film critic. —Film review, page 4. Candidates face-to-face A television debate will brmg the United States Presidential candidates face-to-face today. —lnternational, page 8. Another EFT-POS withdrawal The Westpac Banking Corporation has followed the Bank of New Zealand in withdrawing from the EFTPOS data processing system. —Business, page 10. Mares will provide highlight The return to racing of Camallino Star and Joytripper will provide a highlight at the Geraldine Racing Club s meeting today. -Racing, trotting, page 29.
Business 10, 11 Classified index 35 Crossword 20, 2G Editorials 20 Film Review 4 Home and People 18 .Horoscope 15 International 8 Letters 20 Local services 15 Mail notices 15 Olympics 21-2,5 Racing 29, 30 Sea, air, rail 26 Sports news 26-28, 36 Strip cartoons 15 TV, radio-19
Annie Roach has decided to head for Australia. -Page 19.
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