SA: Main stories in today's Adelaide Advertiser
ADELAIDE, Dec 19 AAP - The main stories in today's Adelaide Advertiser:
Page 1 - SA Govt asks power supply company to explain the reason for a spate of blackoutsaround Adelaide.
Page 2 - Prime Minister John Howard says he'll retire when he's ready.
Page 3 - New High Court judge picked on merit says John Howard.
World - The US to have the power to shoot down inbound intercontinental missiles withina year (Washington); New supercomputer to be used to help with research into climate change(Tokyo); Fifty British police officers under investigation for downloading child pornographyfrom the Internet (London).
Finance - AGL signs $2 billion deal to buy gas from Santos for the next 14 years; NZgovernment gives approval for Qantas to take a stake in Air New Zealand; Share tradingslows ahead of the Christmas break.
Sport - Oceania to get automatic entry to the next soccer World Cup; Brad Hogg andRyan Campbell picked to play one-day cricket for Australia replacing Adam Gilchrist andShane Warne; Mystery ailment causing cramping problems for England cricket captain NasserHussain.
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KEYWORD: FRONTERS SA
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