SA: Main stories in today s Adelaide newspapers

AAP General News (Australia)
04-07-2000
SA: Main stories in today s Adelaide newspapers

ADELAIDE, April 7 AAP - The main stories in today's Adelaide Advertiser:

Page 1 - Prime Minister John Howard apologises for the hurt caused by denying the existence
of the stolen generation.

Page 2 - South Australia goes against the trend in job figures, with a fall in unemployment
and 5800 more people gaining jobs.

Page 3 - The public prosecutor appeals against the suspended sentence given to a woman
robber involved in a struggle which left a man with permanent brain damage.

World - Two fans die in soccer violence in Instanbul (London); Legal problems not mentioned
when Bill Clinton and Bill Gates meet at the White House (New York).

Finance - The Olympics cast uncertainty over Ten Network Holdings' fourth quarter revenue
budget after exceeding its third quarter, the company warns; Adelaide Bank primed to push
into rural Australia after signing a major agreement with the Australian Wheat Board.

Sport - Sir Jack Brabham named International Motorsport Ambassador to South Australia
on eve of Clipsal 500 Adelaide V8 Supercar race; Crows make six changes for tomorrow's
match against Brisbane at the Gabba; Hewitt to face German Davis Cup debutant Michael
Kohlmann in first singles at Memorial Drive today.

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