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Prebble wins round fThe High Court has found for Mr Richard Prebble and his electorate supporters and awarded them costs in Regional TV plan TVNZ is considering setting up small regional UHF television ctiEiniids New EFT-FOS system A push is under way to expand the use of payment with plastic cards. -Page 6. Arms airlifts resume The Soviet Union has resumed flying arms to Afghanistan. —lnternational, page 10. Rural Bank sale Prospective buyers for the Rural Bank will receive details on the business early next month -Business, page 31. Top team set for win I? . Roy and Barry Pardon look set to win another trainers’ IpremfcroNp, their twelfthta arow. —Racing,page 30,
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