Morning report. 1986-05-05. 07:00-08:00.

1. News
2. ANALYSIS/NUCLEAR - Long-term effects of nuclear disaster being evaluated by U.S. scientists Connie Lawn 00:3:30 FALLOUT - Tests are being done on English students who were in the Soviet Union at time of accident Keith Chalkley 00:2:15 SOVIET - Reason for not giving immediate announcement given Peter Ruff 00:1:15
3. TOKYO - Economic summit of western leaders has opened David McNeil 00:1:15 SECURITY - Tightened after firing of home-made rockets William Horsley 00:1:10
4. HEADS AND WEATHER
5. SURVEY - Survey shows many business people expect economic situation to deteriorate further Paul Davenport 00:1:25 MAYES/ECONOMY - Some encouraging factors from survey David Mayes Paul Davenport 00:2:40
6. NATIONAL - Optimism at Otago-Southland divisional meeting of the National Party at weekend Amanda Cropp 00:1:30 BOLGER/LIVE - Described interest rate policy as insane Jim Bolger
7. LABOUR - Southern Labour party members have expressed concern Ian Docherty 00:1:55
8. NEWS AND SPORT
9. FOL CONFERENCE - Conference of Federation of Labour starts tomorrow Glyn Jones 00:2:10
10. MIDDLEMASS - Says farmers are facing similar problems as freezing workers Roger Middlemass Mark Hannan 00:2:20
11. HEADS AND PAPERS
12. MIKHAIL - MOT has defended lifesaving equipment on the Russian cruise liner Mark Hannan 00:1:30
13. MARCOS/COOKS - Cook Islands involved in controversy Fraser Folster 00:2:10
14. SEWAGE - W.C.C. suffers defeat in ratepayers poll! Deborah Johansen 00:2:30
15. ELDERLY - Some large financial institutions are ripping off elderly people in retirement villages Penny St John 00:1:30
16. BEESTINGS - Used to cure arthritis Peter Kingston 00:2:35