SA: Main stories in the Adelaide Advertiser, Thurs April 29

AAP General News (Australia)
04-29-1999
SA: Main stories in the Adelaide Advertiser, Thurs April 29

ADELAIDE, April 29 AAP - The main stories in today's Adelaide Advertiser:

Page 1 - SA govt to reduce to three the number of marijuana plants allowed for personal use
before criminal charges apply.

Page 2 - Pro-Jakarta militia say they won't support peace process in East Timor (Dili).

Page 3 - Banks, credit unions and building societies to clear cheques in three working days
instead of five.

OVERSEAS - Photos reveal Serb atrocities in Kosovo before NATO strikes (Bonn); New checks
on Boeing 737 aircraft after fatigue cracks found in pressurisation units (Washington);
Chernobyl virus cripples computers in Asia and the US. (New York); Clinton pushes for tougher
gun laws (Washington).

FINANCE - Faulding in $135 million purchase of Bullivants Natural Health Products; AMP
chief confident of share rebound; Strong sales result in good first quarter for Santos.

SPORT - Port Adelaide loses Lyle and Fiegert ahead of AFL derby clash against Adelaide
Crows; Nigel Smart says Adelaide Crows will look to hit Port Power hard in derby clash; Allan
Langer quits rugby league.

AAP tjd/cjh

KEYWORD: FRONTERS SA

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