Sri Lanka quiet after new curbs amid protests
Colombo reports indicate calm as curfew and ban on demonstrations remain in force. Police detain small groups trying to defy measures while UNF leader Javuwardene says government will press on with talks on freedom and reform. No violence reported. authorities confiscate violators' property as police guard key points.
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Threat of national strike to force peace in Ulster
Belfast reports that the Protestant Ulster Workers’ Council threatened a national strike in Northern Ireland if the British Government did not agree to elections and steps toward peace. The council demanded a new Assembly, an immediate end to violence, and freedom from government insults, citing killings of security forces and business victims as justification for action.
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Government to buy share in tourist town project
The Federal Government will acquire 25.55 percent equity for 317000 in a company planning Old Sydney Town near Sydney Cove. The aim is to recreate Australia’s early settlement heritage as a recreation and educational attraction, expected to open around January 1975 with Prime Minister inaugurating. The plan includes a 300000 loan option to accelerate construction and attract migrants to learn Australia’s past. Local shareholders are negotiating. tourism minister Stewart notes benefits for schools and heritage education.
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Fry wins ALP support for Fraser preselection
Ken Fry, ACE Canberra leader, wins ALP preselection as the ALP candidate for the Fraser seat in the ACT. He defeated Dr Peter Wilenski by 75 to 70 on preferences, after initial ballots and eliminations. Fry vows to campaign on government records, health and housing, with open air meeting planned for May 3. Liberal preselection to choose their candidate for Fraser follows.
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Sim “Aboud
Barton
Greg Comall
Canberra
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Peter Mughes
Cycle tracks planned for Adelaide city Parklands project
Two experimental cycle tracks will be built through Adelaide city Parklands at an estimated cost of 30 dollars. The tracks will have their own signal system enabling cyclists to cross and enter busy roads.
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Inithie Algnaln
Billy Roads
Health scheme proposal to fund private cover via taxes
The Liberal Country coalition proposed a government run health plan funded by enforcing private health insurance contributions through the tax system. Non-enrolled individuals would be allocated to a private fund after tendering fee collections to health funds. The plan aims to cover the about one million Australians not currently in private health funds.
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Heath
Tax plan on health fund deductions and pension reforms
The policy outlines replacing deductions with compulsory fees via the Taxation Commissioner, potential private fund transfers, and sliding subsidies. It endorses Commonwealth grants for hospitals, sets prospects for pension adjustments, and expands elder care programs while delaying major welfare expansions amid economic concerns.
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Manifesto third part to be issued today in Sydney
The Liberal Country Party to release a twelve page statement on government administration. It aims to restore public service efficiency and employment prospects with a permanent monitoring mechanism. Proposals include a commission or committee to oversee reporting and wage parity with the private sector.
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Sydney
Liberal Party
Mr Lynch
Royall Commission
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Axwell
Pan
Enderby criticizes political bias at public administration seminar
At a seminar in Thyetbe, Enderby argues the Capital Territory ministry gave no advice on political implications of its recommendations. He says ministers faced pressure, faced tighter scrutiny, and notes past claims that being minister would allow more for the people but that political pressures hindered progress. He cites migrant cases and policies as examples of such pressures.
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Chipp
Nel Jp
Ian
Jeadt
Thyetbe
ACE
Royal Nssitute
Hove
Enderby
Wits
Blood fat check plan by theart body FRANCE leaders
Fragmented OCR text covers France and the Presidency campaign, mentioning leaders and Middle East references. It is unclear and largely unreadable, with several garbled phrases about political parties and campaigns. The readable bits suggest a focus on political activity and international relations.
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Theart
Meeting on Britain's withdrawal stalls amid confusion
In a recent meeting of local observers the topic of Britain's withdrawal dominated discussion. Key figures discussed potential implications and the uncertain timeline while noting divided opinions among participants.
Manuka Triumph Opens 1074 Season in Canberra
Manuka achieves a decisive season opener victory over ANU in a round one match. Pyke starred as the Mohawks advance, with key plays shaping the early Canberra league action.
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Caivel Peemfer Manuka
ANU
Ele Pyke
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