Waikato Times - 2012-05-14

• Crash claims three American students
• Chiefs’ faithful fans hold onto hopes despite end of golden run
• Patrolling the Waikato to check on duck shooters
• More delays for frustrated riverside walkway users
• Guru of Chai gives a wonderful performanc­e
• ‘‘At least for his indiscreti­ons he’s going to have to strip down and get in the water with his mates p...... themselves – that’s a punishment of sorts.’’
• Mckellen’s a world-class act
• Student loan scheme changes unlikely to hinder study plans
• Workers determined to continue protest
• Helicopter and torch save five relieved climbers
• Loyalty scheme ‘a sign of concern’ over assets
• No further fruit flies discovered despite continued vigilance
• Women keep beat on track
• Neighbours raise objections to Inglewood drilling
• New Japan trip seeks students
• Union law changes will ‘drive down wages’
• Horse trekking sale hindered by red tape
• Police pepper-spray, taser knife-wielding man
• BY THE NUMBERS
• Milk price in China key to Pengxin bid – Landcorp
• Lightweigh­t ultrabooks can run run for hours without recharge
• Subdivisio­n tax rules clarified
• Experiment shows value of print
• ‘‘The cows are in much better condition and their pregnancy rates much higher. I think not to put too fine a point on it, Crafars were farming pretty much at the edge.’’
• Plunging prices make for perfect TV picture
• IT’S A BARGAIN
• Volcanic rock fertiliser firm under scrutiny
• Miscarriag­e of justice, Lombard company directors say on appeal
• Clinton creates debate by going ‘au naturel’
• Crossword clues linked to Chavez ‘murder plot’
• Neo-nazi hooligans plan to make Brit rivals suffer
• Tymoshenko accused of MP’S killing
• Aristocrat stole artworks from homes of friends
• Spacey in talent hunt
• Change of judge sought
• Golden girl backs Obama
• Fair share tax call
• Algeria poll greeted
• Argentine boat sinks
• Seven die in hotel fire
• Sister Reidy: saviour of Kawhia hospital
• The dead tell tales
• MEMORY BOXES
• Days of future past
• Flood models deeply flawed
• Articulate­d boredom weekly
• The curious case of Conservati­ve Colin
• Psychiatri­c drugs
• Cup success continues Sargent’s stellar season
• Mcdonald offered ride on Poste Restante in Queensland Oaks
• Easy does it for Black Caviar
• “I’m hoping James [Mcdonald] will pick our filly. But if he doesn’t, there are plenty of other riders. My phone has been red-hot. ”
• Dull draw opens semifinals gate for chasing teams
• Huntly in for treat with Davies Park the venue for both semis
• Dynamic duo claims podium, Olympic spot
• Glenfield Rovers hit hard by Unicol
• Cool-headed Hurricanes live on scraps
• MARSHALL LORE
• Crusaders assess options with Read in recovery
• Warriors win a much-needed boost
• Sergent happy to take back seat to Schleck
• Na leads, but infuriates with time to take shots
• Kiwi men eye 3 spots for London
• History heavily favours the Magic
• Reds wreck Chiefs’ winning run in nine-try bonanza clash
• Rookie quartet named in All Blacks squad
• AT A GLANCE

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