Among this week's workers were Neil Pearce, Bruce Robinson, Claire Smith, Cheryl Dimond, David Tripe, Helen Pankhurst, Lei Slater. Gyles Beckford, Penny Wright. Grub, Gordon Clifton. Jonathan Hughes, Don Franks. Les Atkins and Lloyd Weeber. Photographs were taken by Keith. Stewart and Bob Good, and the issue was edited by Roger Steele and Peter Franks.

We would like to greet a newcomer to the happy band of Salient readers. At his Labour Party Conference the Prime Minister revealed that he not only reads the paper but also finds it handy when attacking local Viet Cong lovers. "Norm takes it to bed every Wednesday night with his cocoa". New Zealand's first lady confided to our man on the spot. "The editors are probably nice boys too, but I wouldn't let my daughter marry either of them".

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