Federal funds for mobile health service for Snow and Surf
The Australian Government will fund a mobile health service for southern NSW beach and ski resorts. A grant of 517,146 was approved for the NSW Government as part of the Australian community health program. The service aims to prevent and treat injuries from recreation and sport, with operations split between winter at Perisher and Thredbo areas and summer along the South Coast.
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Bridge closure in Canberra region affects major routes
Bridge crossing remains closed as Kings Highway linking Queanbeyan and Bungendore stays shut due to washed culvert at Indee. Alternate routes to the Federal and Rigs Highways considered. Low level crossings at Oaks, Point Hut, and Coppins Crossing reported closed. NRMA says damage minimal. Canberra expects fine weather today with light showers possible yesterday’s rainfall reaching 60mm at Kee Etunka Chalet.
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Greece by elections test government grip in 1960s style
About 190,000 Greeks voted in two by elections to decide whether the ruling New Democracy Party holds its majority in parliament. The polls at Corfu and Kozani, northern Greece, filled the 61st by election since November, prompted by a death and a party vacancy.
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Mao Tsetung meets Belgian premier in Beijing visit
A terse report notes Chairman Mao and Belgian Prime Minister Leo Tindemans in a one minute meeting in Beijing. It marks Mao's return to Peking after a provincial retreat and follows a three day sequence of visits by Tindemans as part of resumed diplomacy.
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Fights at UK soccer matches spark mass police action
Police faced disorder after football crowds at two matches led to arrests and extensive damage. About 40 fans were detained amid clashes between Manchester United and Nottingham Forest supporters and a Tottenham Hotspur Chelsea encounter. Notable incidents included a damaged brick wall, ripped seats, and missiles fired from the stands. Two officers were hospitalised with injuries as hundreds of people watched from surrounding areas.
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UK inflation hits twenty percent peak lags in March rise
UK inflation climbs to 21.2 percent for year ending March, first time above 20 percent. Prices rose by 2 pence per pound from February to March, affecting wage agreements tied to cost of living. Higher food, electricity, transport costs and postal service restraint cited. rail fares to rise after initial increase.
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Eleven Die in Naples Car Crash
Eleven people died in a Naples area car crash reported today. Details remain sparse as investigators probe the scene and identify victims and vehicle involved. Local officials urged caution and offered condolences to families.
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Fragmentary note on a baby by proxy case in 1920s report
A garbled excerpt mentions a 23 year old English woman and a Miss Christine Smith unable to have children. It references a proposal to use an equivalent of 7040 in deposits and a preacher placing ads in nine California papers seeking a method tied to a baby by proxy, with a Daily Mirror report cited.
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Vietcong Threatens Saigon Attack If Talks Fail
Vietcong spokesman Colonel Vo Dong Guang said Saigon would be attacked and a military victory pursued if negotiations make no progress. He said the Vietcong prefer a political settlement but would act to seize the capital if talks collapse, with forces massing near the Mekong delta region.
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Vietnamese General Staff Arrests and Frontline Clashes Reported
Vietnamese forces report arrests of general staff members and heavy fighting with communist units across Saigon area. Battles near Bien Hoa and Phan Thiet cited. port city of Phan Thiet seized by communists. Military region bases in Saigon tightened security as reinforcements arrive. casualties not yet confirmed.
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Evacuation Plan Urged for Embassy Staff
Canberra reports say Ambassador Geoffrey Price will likely advise evacuating most of the 25 embassy civilians. Officials indicate a staged move to ensure safety, with a final call anticipated by Saturday. The decision follows discussions in Canberra and Tokyo.
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Aim for drug pushers judge urges focus on catchers
A judge urged police to concentrate on catching drug pushers in a broad effort. The report notes inflation concerns raised by an ANU professor and mentions Australia’s crime and economic themes. A Canberra sports upset and regional notes fill the rest of the page.
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Staggered school day and holidays eyed by ACT shifts
The Interim ACT Schools Authority chief education officer Dr Hedley Bowe proposed a staggered seven am to midnight school day and staggered holidays to boost educational factor access. Aimed to give teachers more flex and allow families to plan around after Easter breaks, the plan calls for six or seven week Christmas and Easter timing adjustments.
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