Small psychiatric hostels suggested in Canberra plan
The ACT Legislative Assembly select committee on Narrabundah psychiatric complex recommends scattered small hostels across Canberra. It urges the ACT Health Commission to quickly buy private houses for short stay rehabilitative patients and to locate sites away from residential housing to ease community impact.
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Canberra
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Capital Territory Health Commission
Marymead
Homosexual Law Reform Debate At Assembly Meeting
The assembly discussed reforming laws on homosexual acts in private between consenting adults. Minister Ryan stated drafting had begun to legalise such acts and urged prompt action while considering assembly opinions.
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AEE Legume Alyresco
Gordon
Lionel Act
Min Ryan
Reaeting
Late News Inquiry on, Services
A cryptic late news item references inquiry on services with fragmented phrases and scattered proper nouns. The text lists names and terms, but lacks a coherent report or clear outcome. No distinct event or actor details are clarified in readable form.
Britain to cut east of Suez defence commitments
Britain's Labour government plans deep reductions east of Suez to save hundreds of millions. The nine month defence review outlines cuts including Hong Kong garrison reductions and permanent withdrawal of the Singapore contingent, while Royal Navy and RAF presence shift to fewer regional bases. The moves affect SEATO, ASEAN links, and bases in Diego Garcia and the Maldives, reshaping Britain's postwar alliance footprint.
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US ‘Congress
Morave Base
Dog Rescues Man In Surf Off Queensland Coast
A lifesaver on the Sunshine Coast pulled an unconscious drowning man from the water after he drifted 90 metres from shore near Coolum Beach. The rescuer, Peter McWhitter, used oxygen and encouraged the man to stay above water while the team towed him to safety. Lifesaver Brim Clem confirmed the quick rescue and noted the man’s shirt helped secure the tow.
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Queensland ‘Sunshine Coast
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Issrador
Gregory
Gotar
Coohim
Peter" McWhitter
Space flight aims at joint Russo American mission
A fragment indicates Soviet space flight plans for a two man crew as part of a joint Russo American Apollo program. The report suggests 1975 as a target date for this international space mission involving US and Soviet space ships.
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Nirscow
Mancing
Aarp-Reuter
Soviet Union
Tas Agency
Ree Tassanid IC
Public service wage rise upheld in Australia
Public Service Arbitrator E Taylor upheld wage increases for Commonwealth public servants in Melbourne. Across the board raises of 3.8 to 7.3 percent follow a June 27 decision granting a 1Mb-a-week top-up to clerical administrative staff and postal workers. Union leaders criticised the rises as discriminatory against lower paid workers while federal and NSW union officials said the policy favoured higher paid staff.
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E. Taylor
Melbourne
Thupasay
Batween
Shee Sseand
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Postal Washers Union
G. Slater
Australian
Wage rise decision inflicts broad public service impact
Hawke Copier ob the devestun were scarce in Canberra yesterday, is fikely t pact oir farther Wave, elaimg an, yet 1 be ds sessed, although the President of the ACTU, Mr Hinwke, said last night Nie did not think tt would be inflationary. About 143,000 Commonwealth public servants are affected by the decision, with raises outlined across divisions and grades. The Public Service Board indicated the interim offer is final, while unions and opposition weigh in on the broader budget and spending implications.
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ACTU
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Armoil
Rade
Tuslor
Boncd
Fram
Wapey
Ted
Whitlam
Federal Net
Turione
AMA seeks big pay raises for doctors in Australia
The Australian Medical Association backs a 33 percent rise for most doctors and 15 percent for pathologists, with higher fees for specialists in its white book. It urges new general practitioner consultation rates to 6.20 from 4.71, and home visits up to 82 dollars, while noting government list levels for benefit purposes. The recommendations cover 1 June 1973 to 1 May 1975, prepared for a government inquiry.
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AMA
Medical Fees Tribunal
Pyebiatriat
Governamet Island
Ants Hay
Australians protest UNESCO ban on cultural heritage figures
Australians sign a protest telegram to the United Nations agency UNESCO decrying a resolution banning certain figures. Sir Macfarlane Burnet and Nobel laureates including Patrick White advocate against what they view as undermining universal culture and the principle of UNESCO.
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South Utt
Bie Mark
Nobel
Unesco
Irda
Explosions Hit Addis Ababa Town Damaging Buildings
Vague report from Addis Ababa describes two blasts causing unknown injuries and widespread damage. Exposions destroyed several walls, burning structures and rattling residents. unclear details on casualties or exact venue.
Oil firms to lift storage for fuel
Oil firms plan to boost storage capacity for fuel, aiming to ease supply pressures. The move comes amid broader government and labor debates in Britain and Australia, with talks on fiscal measures and energy strategies affecting markets and workforce dynamics.
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