Petrol Shortage to Ease as Transport Workers Return
Reports say petrol rationing will ease as transport workers return to work. Arbitration talks continue with little progress as refining workers at Westmond and Shell facilities resume operations. Victorian, South Wales, and Sydney officials urged calm amid disruptions and price concerns.
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Sydney
Suntay
South Wales
Utd
Father Male Wil Ie
Eolty-Dtarag Ca
Rornall
Mrinal Eiseies
Normal Canberra flights resume after weekend disruption
Canberra air services begin to return to normal as Ansett flights remain halted and only seven services operated by TAA during the weekend. Reports describe fuel shortages, temporary hub disruptions, and ongoing supply issues at service stations and groceries. Peak hour buses will resume, and emergency tire provisions are under review while transport workers’ actions cast ongoing effects on the capital.
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Canberra
Ansett
TAA
Counhies
Ateth
Ines Wu
Methonine
Sydney
NeToourne
Esther Turmarodind
Methowyne
Mobil
the Times
Braddon
Wales
Gale Hirota
NSW
Perth Orchestra's Return Delayed by Refuel Issue
The Meine Mish School Symphony Orchestra based in Perth did not depart on schedule, with Perth Airport refuelers causing a late return. The principal of Mel gone High School, Mrs Stevenson, anticipated arrival in Canberra for a two week engagement following a conference in Los Angeles.
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Perth
International Society For Mursit
Melgone High School
Stevenson
Cane Herra
Ram Tomar
Victim of blast dies in US airport incident
The report states Robert Moncur was among those injured when a blast occurred at a US airport. Authorities described the event as fatal for one victim, with several others injured. officials noted the blast had disrupted a Federal Aviation Administration area, marking a lethal incident at the facility.
Caution in choosing Vice President in 1974
Detailed notes on President Ford's transition plans after Nixon's departure, the search for a Vice President from Congress, and the influence of Republican leaders. Mentions Rockefeller, Goldwater, and Reagan as possible contenders. Describes presidential transition steps, a four member advisory panel, and the anticipated speech to Congress. Contains references to Watergate-related legal questions and ongoing investigations.
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Congress
Wine House
Feral
Ford
Nixon
Coltir
White House
Sion
San Clemente California
Fond
Warren Burger
terHars
Jenders
Representilivor
Setule
Parih
New York
Nelimn Rockefeller
Mhirry Goldwater
Arizona
Vunsiwuessu
Eraduate i
Big New Zealand Art Theft Shocks Auckland
A priceless gold sculpture and a $300 item were stolen from an Auckland apartment museum. Police say the theft is New Zealand’s biggest art theft and may involve professional international criminals. Museums and major galleries worldwide and Interpol have been notified.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Muera
George Wooler
Interpol
Air fares rise as Canberra routes see only modest gains
Air fares and cargo rates are set to climb with a 12 to 24 percent overall rise for domestic carriers though some Canberra travelers enjoy limited relief in new Fire schedules. Prices to Sydney and other major routes shift, while booking fees and distance charges are cited as contributing factors.
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Canberra
Mettanurne
Firsteliss
Sydney
Chiss Feavellers
Methuuines
Mavella
Livte Divice
Trunster
Squiey
Melbourne
Brisbane
Adelaide
Canberra airlines raise fares amid new pricing plan
A Canberra statement outlines a new fare structure intended to reflect downward adjustments for some travel and shift costs. It notes a range of fare changes, including increases for long-haul and higher-class tickets, with anticipated widespread reprinting and impact on government and airline charges.
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Canberra
Dunes Soihat
Tarey
Fayane
Tong Sinance
Syaines
FINO
Sato
Haksen
Menzies warns on greed and economic danger
Sir Robert Menzies warned that unbridled greed among Australians could spark an economic disaster. He cited inflation running high and urged restraint to avoid a looming financial collapse, with warnings echoed by academics about aggressive policy responses and rising trade tensions.
Floods in northeast India and Bangladesh kill hundreds
Reports from Agence France Presse and Reuters say floods across northeast India and Bangladesh have killed about 500 people with millions displaced. Monsoon rains ease slightly. Air Force readiness, relief drops, and aid from Red Cross and Bangladesh authorities continue as dam threats and severe damage are reported in several states and districts.
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New Delhi
Sunny
AAP
India
Hve
Agence France Presse
Indian
Bihar
Calcutta
Russian asylum request echoes across Perth borders
A Soviet musician sought political asylum in Australia. He and associates traveled by air via Perth and Fit Qantas, with officials briefing Canberra. The asylum claim faces processing while the group contends for safety and potential private housing remains uncertain.
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Soviet Union
Perth
Polileat Asylum
Goons Fimoenki
Ermafenku
Fou
Suipart
Ube
Qantas
Paulor Somallée
Erma Lenker
Timlento
Heather Kisalans
Almort
Measures Cattle die to curb in crash profiteers
News clippings report on measures to curb crash profiteering and government plans. It notes proposed revenue increases and policy actions, with references to various officials and planned changes across departments, including health and finance, amid debate on market controls and personage. The article also mentions pages and related items on taxes and public notices.
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Clydeau Mountain
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Glock
Mr Hawke
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Wanker
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Shell Ve- Nery
al Geelane
Oaligeuye Ie
Isin
Amie
Nhs
Fhansarats
Emery Pawel
Nessa
Gedail
Niles
Mylus
Melhourne
Sys
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Los Angeles
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Prese
Robert Moncur
Federal Avion
Aye
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Fonts
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California
Nissin
Calisia
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Iso
Sampalan
Big N.Z
Ly Prank Cranston
Defense and Aviation
Montis Bridget
Hie Airlines
Eustneners
Ansett Airlines
West Airines
Jose
Menzies
Australia
Downing
Meine University
St Duureman
Alvancad Souimon
Nailicien
Nepal
Madya Pradesh
Mtn
Fahne
Aanim
Bangladesh
Uttar Pradeay
Gorakapir
Royle
Griese
Calennca
Taap-Reuter
Momin
Banglades
Thallip Red Cross
New Beth ‘Islays
Walla
Reciun Affairs
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Paniment
Willewe
Murphy
Walger
Shtallen
Avait
Enon
Npirlers
Thie
Hike Nevis
Reniirin
Miho Atthe
Nana An Represerie
Wiese
Clyde
Tie Hyatt
Fvertughaiy Demaves
Wederat ucamis _voralting
Portugal
Warmeal
Iareging
Goudwaist
Queanbeyan City
Wmiere Aira
Huck Prax
Waden Valley
O'Connor Neway
Clined
Jahouble
Wade
Wahl News
Westaings
Coney Sport
Kaw
Plomeer Express
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Sit
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Sersieve
Murahen
Eanberta
Meleave
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Ryanwicks
Peasrat Capdar
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