Deaf Children Among Husidseds at Ganev SchooleDildeun
Among the husidseds at Ganev schooleDildeun three deaf children are noted with unclear references to musical events. The text mentions the Syulic Symphony Orchestre and a person or group called Hirst. Other phrases are garbled, offering little clear context or verifiable facts about dates, locations, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Husidseds
Ganev schooleDildeun
Syulic Symphony Orchestre
Cynburry
Waite
Meer
Fragmented historical text fragment on a concert and people
A garbled OCR fragment references a musical concert with named individuals and scenes of performance. It contains scattered phrases about instruments, stage activity, and a listed audience or participants, though many words are unreadable. The readable portions hint at a public event involving performers and a possibly formal setting.
No Swift Solution for ACT Builders Decline in Housing
Canberra treasurer Lynden McLynet says the ACT housing sector faces a desperate, worsening situation with building activity down and no quick fix in sight. He told the national Housing Industry Association convention that piecemeal efforts would not rapidly restore confidence or activity in home buying and construction in the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynet
Sui
Housing Industry
Associa Lait
McLynet
Mid He and Bien Mubticetes
Tray Tenn
Lst Vie
Hildins
Hetty Jernibary
Tod
John
Canberra
Tench
Austin MA
Bloodstained items found in a drain near Northbourne
Police searched Marg Park in Braddon without success after discovering bloodstained items and personal effects in a stormwater drain near Northbourne Avenue. The evidence, including a disassembled knife and other fragments, suggested a possible crime scene but authorities continued the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACT
Marg Park
Braddon
Turner
Northbourne Avenue
Pasion
Uniderstinn
Reid
Wee Howe
Pune
Liberal clash over price wage freeze sparks federal conflict
Victorian Premier and Liberal-NCP ranks clash as federal ministers attack backers of the price and wage freeze. The dispute centers on support for a national conference, with Premiers from Queensland and Western Australia backing a middle ground. Cabinet reviews position amid six working days before Melbourne wage hearings.
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Flamer
Liberal-Ncp
Reese
Minster For Business and
Howard
Hater
Hatter
Newport
Madireet Tasetty
Hunter
Mir Howard
Hamers
Ilivke
Sip Hossird
Ie Union Enimment
Port Wis Teteeen
Arbitration Commission
Queensland
Bjelke-Petersen
Chartey Court
Cabinet
Melbourne
Hamer
Timer
Wietaniin
Whitken
Braser
Whitham Sands
Deven
Biter
ABC
Mr Fraser
Canberra
Sydney
Brisbane
Huckey Air Praser
Parliaments and referendums dominate Australian reports
Parliamentary discussions and premiers statements frame coverage as leaders weigh a 31 referendum extension, with references to Tasmania and Hibide questions, while economic measures and price trends loom. Reports include Howard's statement and business coverage on page six and seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Cout
Whitlam assented to Timor takeover claim explored
Bangkok reports quote Indonesian Foreign Minister Malik saying former Australian Prime Minister Whitlam gave go ahead for Indonesia to take over East Timor. The interview counters claims no approval was given by Foreign Affairs Minister Peacock. The discussion ties to Canberra Times cables and Australian reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangkok
Malik
Mr Whitlam
Indonesia
Bast Timor
AAP
David Horsen
Peacock
Wilt Hiss
Whitlam
Hario Hit
Canberra
Whitlant
Canberra Times
Mi Achert
Nios
Seban Ny Fant
My Mta Wits Berm
Soenh
Leonie
Inter-Parliamentary Union delegates in Canberra feature
A politics feature discusses two diverse delegates from the Inter-Parliamentary Union meeting in Canberra. It highlights long standing Canberra connections and profiles the Besselink brothers who have operated in the city for 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lan Warden
Canberra
Besselink
Besselink Brothers
Company i
Papen
Parramatta Hard to Heat for Sydney Youths Premiership
John Quayle Suburbs assistant coach writes in weekly column that Parramatta will be tough to beat in the Sydney youths league premiership. The note appears in sports pages amid TV radio crossword listings and world news briefings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Quayle
Suburbs
Parramatta
Bac
Jury in Two Malice Cases Deliberates Again
The jury in two malice trials resumes deliberations today after a judge discharged the jury in one case and ordered further proceedings. Mirror Newspapers, under high archive press, reported in 1974 that two articles were not published. Justice Taylor noted delays and potential retrial details.
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Avoneys
Fuore Morons Gelamahion Alse
Sesternty
Mirror
Express
Wetteapress
Tty
Air Justice
Drug kills bowel cancer in rats at Monash University
Monash University scientists report a chemically targeted compound destroys bowel cancer in rats while sparing healthy cells. Senior lecturers Bere Tunton and Dr David Barkla caution it may take years before human trials and approved treatments emerge, despite promising rat results and a hormonal approach showing 30 to 90 percent cancer cell death after a single dose in experiments.
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Mielburk Stiyo Monash University
Bere Tunton
David Barkla
Sault
Lomash
Wictarts
Thai general executed for murder
A Thai general faced execution for murder after a government order. The Prime Minister announced the action citing national security concerns and the need to uphold order within the armed forces.
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Him Bivisite
Sydney Symphony Orchestra
Miya Hanells
Jorke
Dolevihal Butt
Ai Ff
Tim Svar
Pope Luivnye
Hin Traes
Islabane
Seattle
Pally
Tial
ACT Builders
Shotioak Co
Auscoush
Tsun
Nsw
Amily
Getty
Peugeot
Commission
Honara
Wilomin Islands
Nthe Cammquske
Department of Foreign Artors
France
Ralph Lewis
2Nd
Somme
Gay Davidson
Rsc
Lynch Sith
Beduryt
Tasmania
Neilwin
ESSO
Ron
Pricey
Juissani Verbanal
Australi
Lee
Pealer
Ale
Weber
Timor
Australia
Assoalm
South East
ASEAN
Rust Uriagpar
Avast
Sidyestan Atrestiie
Ites
Kuala Lunpar Nak
Lastanite Lobby
Aol Ihe
Oppositon Senn Sind
Ren Harradine Hiyt
Quayle
World News
Si Feanston
Arun
Ira Canni
Sue Elles
Ehovnigal
Barkla
Flhis
Guteromient
Ested Bauer Anny Gererat
Ahulaed Maraivati
Prime Minster
Thane Keaghien
Vader Constitutionus
Britain
Tobie Yoana
Oe Cymruty
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