Govt to Act on Health Funds Across Australia
Government moves to curb management costs of health-insurance funds following Nimmo Committee findings. Minister Forbes announces possible limits of 6 to 12 percent, aims to reduce overseas running costs within a year while detailing eligibility for the new health scheme set to start January 1.
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Forbes
Commonwealth
Nimmo Committee
Nimmo
Australis
Inguranes
Fortes
Nsw
Ind
Tinen Oye
Wording of liquor poll decided
Sydney reports the NSW Government sets the Sunday hotel trading referendum question as a yes or no vote. Premier Askin notes cabinet approval of a compulsory liquor law reform and restricted Sunday openings. The Education and Public Administration department and Professor Spann prepare cases for and against the proposal.
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Sydney
Wednexday
Nsw
Askin
Mrr
Heensee
Nescofsie’ Department of Govenment
Publig Ade
Shuey University
RN Spann
Footballer suspended for a decade by ACT Soccer Federation
A footballer was handed a ten year disciplinary ban by the ACT Soccer Federation after a late night incident at Nurra Tbundah Oval. The disciplinary board suspended the player for striking and kicking referee charges, with affected parties including Queanbeyan, Macedonia, AGT, and Forwant Boros Andonovski noted in reports.
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Queanbeyan
Macedonia
AGT
Sorcer
Boros Andonovski
ACT Soccer Federation
Intratch ‘Auuinye Forrest
Nurra
Tbundah Oval
Rioting flares in Londonderry as gas and bombs used
In Londonderry violence erupts again as more than 300 rioters confront police near the Bogside during the Apprentice Boys parade. Petrol bombs and volleys of tear gas drive authorities to deploy troops and armoured cars while one man dies and several injured.
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Londonderry
Theu Ual
Amrentice Reys
Mir Chichester-Ctar
Teitain
Alles
Nitin
Balle Reales
Renee of Wales
Trish
Beliver
L. T. Meliien
Ife
Tor
Belconnen Town Centre plans outlined for 1972 opening
Proposed Belconnen Centre would house 3000 workers and connect seven three story blocks by a spine. Offices south of the core area to be completed by 1972 with initial retail facilities by 1975 and major completion by 1980. Budget starts at 8.4 million with total project around 100 million dollars.
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Ender
Nizon
Jess Shan
Bolonwen
Nixon
Benderiken
Hetween
Althugh Mc Mixon
Belzone
Aso
de Core
NCDC
Campbell Park
Beime
Belconnen
Tec Tanae
Department of Civil Aviatios
Jameses
Ater
Fairbairn
Rami Dunttoan
Military College
Woolshed Creek
Lowe Yo Hoih
Canberra
Raaf Base Fairbairn
China and Soviet clash over Sinkiang border fight
In Central Asia, Chinese and Soviet troops clashed on the Sinkiang border amid China’s nuclear tests. Each side claimed the other violated territory with casualties reported but no figures released. Moscow and Peking filed protest notes. Sinkiang’s uranium and nuclear testing sites are noted.
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London
Central Asia
Sinkiang
China
Moscow
Peking
Inkiang
Loi Nor
Chinaeae
Sinklang
Wastu
Soviet Union
Karacist
Chinese claim Soviet invasion provokes border clashes
Chinese government issued a strong note through Radio Peking monitored in Hong Kong and Tokyo accusing hundreds of Soviet troops backed by tanks and helicopters of invading Chinese territory in Sinkiang Province. The note said Chinese frontier troops fought back and that the Soviets plan larger provocations while denying any withdrawal.
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Peking
Tokyo
Moscow
Tass
Russia
China
Hong Kong
Radia Peking
Sine Kiang
Siwuaiion
Tasigad
SoVe
Wheat price reduced in Australia and public notices
Fragmented OCR reports a wheat price reduction in the Paville area and mentions national subsidies for independent schools. Several brief items reference lunar mission remarks by Neil Armstrong, combat casualties in Vietnam, and political or government notes across pages.
RAAF crews set to fly new F-1L11 aircraft from Amberley
Australian aircraft crews from No 1 and No 6 Squadrons prepare to depart for the United States to ferry new F‑1L11 fighters back to Amberley near Brisbane. Training, simulator work, and a government delay on delivery hours are noted as flights are expected within weeks.
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Fi Creas
No 1
No 6 Squadron
RAAB
United States
Amberley
Brisbane
FMUC
Scientiat
Auhir Wills
War
No.6 Squadron
Cyewa
Australia
Amber
Actuat Aie
Aly
RAAR
Tly
Fanlinisa
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Erie
Sewiwayy Elise
Tikely
Attairs Minster
Northern Ireland
Nose
Salvation Army
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Chichesslers Clark
Othigneserscik
Poheentan
Lantomderry
By Gay Davidson
Interior
Mr Nixon
Helgomen
Ned
Pope
Rogen
Ussuri
Ment
Far East
Provines
United Shuter West
Paville
Cormburn
ACT Guholie Selon
Iducae
Moon Men
Neil
Vietnam
Goverment
DLP
Dundle
Heugainyilte Fiuatis Pure
Tvs
Aris
Loriery
Hper Mause
RAAF
By Frank Cranston
Otter
Chiek
Air Staf
Aller Muredoch
Department of Air
F. H. Green
Memiber
Marsha E Hey
Ns Ryra
SANYO
Eamnenn
Evary Steree
Wolshy
Canepara
Posie Addo
Cayperra
ACT
Syney
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