IRA Measures Bring Crisis In Dublin Parliament Clash
Irish government survives a day of crisis as opposition blocks proposed IRA curbs. Demonstrators clash with police while debate opens on a bill to jail IRA leaders and empower special courts, raising civil liberties concerns. Police guard Parliament amid protests as violence erupts elsewhere in Northern Ireland.
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Late News Fragment With Faded Names and Garbled Text
A fragmentary and garbled news item mentions names like Toure and Connie with uncertain context. The readable bits indicate a late news wire style but lack clear events, dates, places, or outcomes to summarize coherently.
Auction to Offer 188 Leases Under Restricted Evindisnany
The Department of the Interior will conduct a limited auction in May or June offering 188 leases under restricted evindisnany terms. No group sales. Cases include Chapman, Piynn and Meta. This is one of two small extra auctions in December and February. regular two month auction of about six leases to be held in January.
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Chairman's Action Criticised Over TV Tariff Dispute
In Canberra a rift emerges as seven of nine board members sign a statement disavowing Dudley and backing Railigan amid a television colour dispute. Railigan faces heavy criticism from ACMA and industry groups while Dudley claims the board’s response does not address his allegations. Railigan declines comment as the dispute deepens.
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Refusal by Minister Triggers Colour TV Board row
The dispute centers on the Minister for Trade and Industry Anthony delaying a reference to the board on domestic colour television protection. Board chairman Ratigan faced political pressure amid election campaigning, with Dudley and Dudley signing a minority report. ACMA condemned political pressure during the federal election.
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Child dies in Griffith crash near Captain Cook Crescent
An eight month old girl, Kyle Mauro of Stuart, Griffith, died yesterday after being thrown from a car in a collision at the corner of Captain Cook Crescent and Stuart Street. Canberra police say the crash occurred around 3 pm, with authorities investigating the incident as the child’s death on ACT roads.
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Big crowds hear party leaders in final campaign push
Sydney and Melbourne crowds heard Prime Minister McMahon and Labor leader Whitlam as the federal election campaign neared its end. In Spey about 1,100 attended McMahon events including Education No 1 tome. Melbourne saw over 400 at Whitlam’s rally. Liberal turnout was strong, and McMahon criticized Labor on abortion and moral issues.
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ANU criticized for treatment of women in academia
ANU News reports criticism of gender bias at the university. It highlights low female representation in senior ranks at the School of General Studies, with 46 women among 399 staff and only 7 senior tenure positions held by women. The article notes pay equity claims and calls for fair advancement.
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Victory for Dutch Left in General Election
The Dutch Left won the general election defeating the governing centre right coalition. The win leaves the Left to form a new majority with a complex multiparty landscape involving coalitions among multiple parties and potential negotiations after the first-time voter surge.
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Scottish author Compton MacKenzie dies in Edinburgh
Sir Compton MacKenzie, a prolific Scottish author, died at his Edinburgh home after a long career spanning many themes from imperial to social issues. He was famed for works like Whisky Galore and The Four Winds of Love, and his late years included interests in wine, salt, and knowledge.
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Deadlock Ends as Paris Talks Reported Unblocked
AP dispatch reports that secret Paris peace talks between Hanoi and Washington were dewnlocked, with Hanoi’s deputy Nguyen Minky Vy blaming Washington for the impasse before the 16th conference. This marked the first time a Vietnamese official described the negotiations in such terms amid rising tension.
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Australian Post Office seeks low speed sedans for safety trial
The Australian Post Office calls tenders for a low speed sedan with a governor to improve road safety for staff. The aims include piloting a standard for publicly owned vehicles, testing multiple manufacturers, and evaluating safety and cost across Commonwealth and state road-safety authorities.
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Fragmentary Newspaper Snippet Teases Odd Listings
A damaged OCR snippet mentions housing rents, government activity, industrial news, disasters with fatalities, an art prize, a cooperative building project, and scattered references to China and world news. The legible items include page notes and generic descriptors without coherent story. Strong entities are sparse due to fragmented text.
Rosewall to return to Davis Cup after 17 years
Brisbane report says world pro tennis champion Ken Rosewall will rejoin the Australian Davis Cup team next year after a 17 year absence. He joins former greats John Newcombe and Mal Anderson, as announced by Queensland Lawn Tennis Association president Rem Teahy.
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