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Douglas on economics The rigidity of the New Zealand labour market means that economic growth in the 1990 s may not necessarily bring jobs with it, says Mr Roger Douglas.. —Page 5. Soviet unrest Sixteen civilians were killed in clashes with troops in ' the Soviet republic of Georgia. —lnternational, page 8. Pilot training scheme The Canterbury Aero Club and the Nelson Aviation College have teamed to provide quick training to commercial pilot standard. —Page 9. Frigate offer A European shipyard has offered to supply frigates for $l3O million, much less than the Anzac price, according to a Labour member of Parliament, Mr Harry Duynhoven. —Page 18. Bullish on retail sector The retail sector has been picked as the latest growth area of the property market by a firm of real estate consultants. —Business, page 21. Apprentices in demand The trainers of three favoured runners in the second leg of the T.A.B. double at Wateriea today have chosen apprentice riders for their horses. —Racing and trotting, page 33.
John Blakely says technology is the key to future prosperity. —Page 12.
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