Australians vote as Labor petitions nation for reform
The article covers the final days of the Australian election with Labor leader Mr Whitlam urging support and stressing a progressive program. It notes a Senate tally ongoing into late January, campaign rallies in Hyde Park and various electorates, and Fraser’s Liberal coalition rebuttals while warning against national divisions. Major entities include Mr Whitlam, Mr Fraser, the ALP, the SNCP, and locations like Melbourne Sydney and Perth.
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Labor
Australia
Fraser
Perth
Western Australia
Melbourne
Mr Whitlam
Werriwa
Canberra
Victorian
Manion
Hyde Park
Sydney
ALP
ACT Voter Count Nears Election Day in Canberra
About 116000 Canberrans are eligible to vote in the ACT election, choosing two Senators and House members for Canberra and Fraser. Roughly 10000 votes have already been cast, with final ballots expected today.
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Portland
Fraser
Whit- Hotel
Hamilton
Noreen
Warrnambool
Melbourne
Canberra
House of Representatives
Ting
Fire damages Canbury Lion Laundry in Lyell Street
Fire units battled a blaze at Canbury Lion Laundry on Lyell Street Lyell Street Fystwick after a late call just before 5 pm. One of three laundry buildings was gutted while the other two were saved, according to an ACT police spokesman.
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ACT
Missionaries and CIA Ties Spark Debate Worldwide
Central Intelligence Agency officials acknowledge missionaries play a significant role in US intelligence abroad. Clergy linked to missions are cited as valuable sources, while Senator Hatfield urges a separation between US intelligence operations and organized religion amid a case involving Nazarenes and imprisoned missionaries in Mozambique.
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Agence Agency
William Colby
Newhouse News Service
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CIA
Hatfield
Colby
Ford
ACT records hottest day of the summer at 34 degrees
Canberra endured the peak heat with 34 degrees at 1pm as crowds swarmed public pools. Forecast warned 10 degrees today before a cooler change this afternoon, while yesterday's temps showed 37 at noon and 34 at 3pm across regions.
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Canberra
Troge
Moruya
Indonesia admits use of troops in East Timor crisis
Indonesia confirmed sending marines into East Timor after Dili fell to pro Jakarta forces. Malik said Fretilin sought arms from communist countries and claimed fewer than 1,000 Fretilin fighters remained. The UN General Assembly urged withdrawal and Security Council action. Indonesia warned Australia over Sabre engine shipments and said volunteers led the forces. Pro Jakarta troops were said to be mopping up near Dili and Baucau.
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Indonesia
East Timor
Dili
Dr Malik
Fretilin
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General Assembly
Security Council
Malik
Eset Timor
Malik Reiten
Timor
Australia
Basut Timor
Baucau
UN calls Indonesia to withdraw from East Timor now
The UN General Assembly committee urged Indonesia to pull troops from East Timor and stop violating its territorial integrity. The 69 to 11 vote with 38 abstentions drew support from communists and black African nations and urged Security Council action to protect Timor’s people and their right to self determination. Some Western powers favor no action or restrained response while others push for a tougher course.
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UN General Assembly
Committee On
Indonesia
East Timor
Assembly
Security Council
Ity Connecil
Timor
Ian Chappell Tops Scorers On 148 In Perth Test
In Perth on Friday Ian Chappell top scored with 148 as Australia faced West Indies in the first innings of the second Test. Gibbs claimed a wicket, while the bowlers pressed to maximize early advantages. The match remained competitive as both sides sought to gain the upper hand.
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Perth
Ingeve
Australia
Howsers
Advice to the undecided voters in today's election
Tan Warden counsels undecided voters to choose any candidate who has uttered a witty remark during the campaign. The note appears on Page 2 of the edition. The item reflects a light political commentary rather than a firm endorsement.
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Tan Warden
Smything
Noise Act grants NSW police restraining powers
NSW police receive new powers under the Noise Act to curb excessive disturbances. The measure aims to limit loud activities and ensure public order across urban areas.
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Nsw
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