US pledges speedy aircraft delivery to replace losses
BL FRANK CRANSTON reports that the United States promised rapid delivery of Grumman Trackers to replace those lost by the RAN Fleet Air Arm in a January fire at Nowra. Six already-ordered Trackers will be accelerated, with replacements possible by February. A naval board of inquiry heard evidence on the blaze that destroyed five aircraft, the sole survivor undergoing routine overhaul in Sydney.
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Wide awake diver stunt at HMAS Platypus uncovers security breach
A Channel 9 crew hired a diver to test the naval base HMAS Platypus in Sydney Harbour. The diver infiltrated the area undetected until detected by patrols. Navy divers surfaced the intruder and questioned him before release. HMAS Olway later sailed nearby hours after the incident.
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Queensland Cabinet debates Governor term extension
Late news from Queensland reports the Cabinet considered challenging the Bevish Government's stance against advising the Queen to extend the term of State Governor Sir Colin Hannah. Uncertainty remains if the Governor will stay, with strong belief he may resist and authorities seek a solution.
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Unclear wartime aircraft overhaul debate reported
Fragmentary report describes debates in parliament over replacing and refurbishing patrol aircraft. Mentions RAAF Orion and Fleet Air Arm, readiness concerns, costs cited around 1.375 million and 5.175 million, and plans to refurbish or replace patrol planes before other models arrive. Names and places are garbled.
Hawke wage price freeze proposal discussed in interview
Australian officials and unions weighed a wage price freeze as PM Hawke faced questions on a controlled price policy. Fraser and ACTU leaders signaled mixed views while noting a broader review of the economy and potential state and federal cooperation. The discussion came amid a rising cost of living and ongoing political scrutiny.
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Treasury Memo Urges Departments to Absorb Devaluation Costs
Treasury instructs federal departments to absorb a 17.5 percent devaluation on top of the 2.2 percent national wage increase. Departments with overseas commitments must revise estimates, detailing additional funds, timing, and means of provision from the Advances or Treasurer. Formal revised estimates due December 3 with both net diplomat estimates and spending comparisons to 1974/77 projections.
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Spin proposal downsizes senior posts in Administrative Services
The Public Service Board proposes drastic cuts to the departments top jobs within Administrative Services. The Second Division would be halved, consolidating roles into a leaner structure across the AGPS and the Office of the Purchasing Commission. Executive Council approval is expected this week.
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Japan's Ruling Party Loses Parliament Majority
In Tokyo on Monday the Liberal Democratic Party failed to retain a working majority after a general election. Discredited by corruption scandals and internal feuds, it won about 240 seats, short of the 271 needed. The opposition, including the Communists and others, gained ground, signaling a potential shift in government and possible caretaker leadership changes.
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Utah's Largest Profit Highlighted In Mining Ventures
Utah reports the biggest profit for an mining unit with earnings reaching 136.46 million dollars, up 450 percent from 1009 million last year. The Australian company for UDG, United Mining Australia, holds the Final dividend rising from 428e to fe, amid solar payol gains and a strong year.
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Wine Mazes Move to Publish on Thursdays
The Wine Mazes, previously featured on Tuesdays, will be published on Thursdays from now on.
Egg Body Mooted in Assembly Report
A fragmented report discusses an ACT parliamentary committee considering an egg production policy. Names and details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the piece references marketing authors and committee chairs, with concern over funding and policy direction.
Drink-law changes seen as acceptable to government
Fragmented notes describe reforms to beverage regulation viewed as acceptable by authorities. Mentions minister, border issues, and regional forces with terse references to policy actions and enforcement. Names and places are unclear due to OCR damage but indicate governmental alignment on new rules and related security concerns.
Industrial Mr agehse inies ot ttt rock a rather teaky
Gay Davidson writes a page two feature exploring a rocky, teaky industrial scene with curious phrasing and observed details. The piece hints at labor, craft, and local industry dynamics, framed in a newspaper column style.
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Gold Cup Rally Series Decided by Mabit Rally Clash
The Gold Cup rally series will be decided by a Mabit Rally clash as three players contend for the title. In tennis, a women's classic concludes with Bach Page and others contending for top honors in the event.
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World News Clipping Sparks Parliament and Court Focus
Readable lines point to coverage of parliament, courts and finance with brief mentions of related world events. The fragment hints at economics and legal matters, alongside possible sport and comics notes, reflecting a general page summary from a historical newspaper.
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