Controversy over Ansett takeover and charter plans in writ
In Melbourne Supreme Court, Simon War render and Yolland Burrows accuse Tricontinental, TNT, and associates of using a bid to seize Ansett Transport Industries to back a freight and passenger air charter service. They allege breaches of negotiations, conflicts of interest, and attempts to obtain licences and control of Ansett.
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Melbourne
Simon Warrender
Yolland Burrows
Supreme Court
Ansett
Thomas Nationale Transport
TNT
Comtinental
Tricontinental
Associa
Ansett Transport Industries Limited
Warrender
South Yarra
Pamela Myer
Norman Myer
Burrows
Mont Albert
Commercial Bank of Australia
Warender
Qantas Airways Limited
Hamley
Hem
Ansett Transport Industries Ltd
Galsully
O'Bryan
Peter Murphy
Peter Liddell
Snow avalanche kills 15 on Nepal peak expedition
Fifteen members of a South Korean climbing team are dead after an avalanche on Manaslu near Nepal's Himali range. Four Koreans survived, and leaders Kim Yae Sup and Vir Wun Hae issued warnings to move to safer routes as rescuers and fellow climbers recount the tragedy and the brutal exposure on the 26,670 foot summit.
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Vaap-Reuter
Manashe
Tw Sherpay
AK She
Kim Yae Sup
Fritty Sethil
Hose Pilal An
Iid
Keven Journalal
Tin
Election timing hints from Federal Treasurer snedden
The Federal Treasurer Mr Snedden said he expected the federal election to be held in late November while attending meetings in Vienna and Paris. He claimed government measures announced on Thursday were not influenced by polls and reflected a reviewed economy and policy.
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Tralay
Snedden
Sedney
Arefore
Awan Development Bank
Vienna
Organisation For Ecanomic Cooporation
Paris
Pine
Canthony
Aml
Paratroopers drive Viet Cong from An Loc capital
Vietnamese paratroops flown by helicopter retook An Loc, 60 miles north of Saigon, pushing enemy forces back two miles. UPI reports describe heavy bombing by jets, tank assaults, and scattered combat across South Vietnam as clashes widen near Phuoc Long and Kompong Trach with both sides sustaining casualties.
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Saigon
An Loc
United Press Interna Nonaseporid
An Toc
South Vietnam
Eas
Toyal Am
SSC
Deita
Nahting
Phuaj
Cambodia
South Hetna
Kompong Trach
Fren
Phnom’ Penh
Mekong
South African dean wins appeal in terrorism case
The Appeal Court set aside the five year sentence of Anglican Dean Gonville ffrench-Beytagh, finding error in the Pretoria verdict. The 60 year old opponent of apartheid had been convicted on three of 103 charges after a long trial, with prosecutors accusing incitement to violence and fundraising for anti apartheid groups.
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Bloemfontein
South Africa
Johannesburg
Gonville ” Ffrench Bey Tugh
Saparthead
Pretoria
South
Caralan
Henry Jordson
Jusee
Opilvie Thompson
Justice Botha
Trollip
Rhodesian delegate to Canberra conference blocked
Rhodesian candidate Mr Carmichael, named as a Rhodesian delegate to an international conference in Canberra, will not travel after action by Australia's Foreign Affairs and Immigration Departments. The Australian Embassy in South Africa cancelled his entry authority amid UN embargo concerns. Carmichael had sought a flag for his desk, but authorities indicated he would represent only the employing company. He will stay in Rhodesia.
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Tan Vetter
Ian Power
Warrender
Burrows
Tricontinental
Thcontinental
Wartender
Godfrey P. Carmichael
Canberra
Departments of Foreign Affairs and Immigration
South Africa
Ausra
Carmichael
Canberra-Rex
South
Rhodesia
Pensioner avoids repayment of social security funds
The Minister for Social Services Mr Wentworth instructed the department not to pursue recovery from Nellie Sweeney, a Halvnd Sydney pensioner. Despite four years of payments, she was told to keep the money as she earned little and relied on a guide dog. Wentworth later used his discretion to halt further action, with departmental reviews pending to decide if adjustments are needed. Sweeney expressed relief at keeping her payments and continuing to feed her guide dog.
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Wentworth
Sydney
Nellie Sweeney
Cope Ian
Nsw
Sweeney
Shooting in Papua New Guinea Leaves Patrolmen Shot
Reports describe a shooting incident in Papua New Guinea near Port Moresby involving police and a prisoner. A senior government official reportedly flew to the village as authorities continued to investigate an Australian connection and locate the weapon used.
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Port Moresby
Fa Uy Iaap
Restaurant at Cotter Closes Down
The Cotter restaurant, built last year at a cost of about $200,000, has closed after operating for only a few months. The article notes broader political and cultural items on pages 3 and 13, including election coverage and cricket tour previews.
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England
Melourne
Rohan Rivert
London
Robin Mar- Iar
Pennywise
Fiers
St Laney
Sim
Fie
Maurice Dune
Pune
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