NZ Man Dies in Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race
A New Zealand entrant in the Sydney to Hobart yacht race reports a crew member dying at sea. The body was being conveyed to Jervis Bay aboard the relay ship Mix. No cause given, and authorities noted no accident was confirmed. The Hong Kong sloop Apollo covered a two mile lead last night amid race reports.
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Study on oil crisis effects on trade in Australia
The Department at Secondary Industry plans a study on how the oil crisis affects Australia’s trade. Minister Enderby said the project will examine overseas fuel supplies and the impact of higher oil prices on manufacturing and relations with Japan. The study aims to gauge adjustments in exports and policy responses amid Middle East tensions.
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Canberra protest over foreign street name proposal
The Canberra Historical Society urged the ACT minister not to allow foreign names for streets and localities. Dr J. B. Cummins said the society opposes replacing Australian linked names, while Enderby supports international names and lists figures such as Garibaldi and Tom Paine as possible examples.
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Former Turkish President Isnet Tong Dies at 89
Ankara reports former Turkish leader Isnet Tong died at home in Ankara at age 89 after a heart attack. Tong, who served as prime minister and foreign minister, headed the Republican People’s Party and opposed Bulent Ecevit’s socialist policies. He had been confined after a recent health decline and later served in the Senate.
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Late News: Clan Killed by Train in Sydney Incident
A Wednesday report details a deadly train accident in Sydney near St Peters station. A twenty-four year old from a tribal area was killed after an apparent collision with a train crew and police were called to the scene.
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Sociology book review clarifies a maddening science
Geoffrey Sawer reviews a sociology compendium arguing the discipline remains obscure yet essential. He surveys key theories, critiques current approaches, and considers how scholars should frame the field for clearer understanding.
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Railways rescue tourists in flood battered Queensland
Brisbane report describes a massive rail operation to rescue 500 holidaymakers stranded by unprecedented floods in central Queensland. Special flatbed trains ferry tourists toward safety as the Fitzroy River and its tributaries rise and the Bruce Highway is cut.
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Arabs relax limits on oil sales after production rise pledge
Arab oil states promise to boost output by 10 percent and ease export limits, signaling a shift from tight controls. Ministers list include Kuwait and Algeria, with embargoes lasting on the United States and the Netherlands while vows to meet rising demand shape the policy change.
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Ministers meet amid regional oil price upheaval
An international summit in Anchorage reviewed the Gulf Lines decision to double oil prices and its impact on Gulf economies. Britain and Japan welcomed the Arab announcement, while others held back official support. Tokyo and Tokyo's energy officials described the talks as positive yet cautioned by prior price hikes affecting energy markets.
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Australia fears recession as Crean eyes outcome
In Adelaide and Melbourne reports Treasury and Labour officials weigh chances of a downturn in 1978. Treasurer Crean warns a possible recession or low mood in Australia, urging retraining schemes while Cameron expects no sharp downturn. Analysts forecast unemployment could rise if policy lacks action.
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Snedden attacks do nothing policies in Australia
The Federal Opposition Leader denounced government inaction amid rising oil prices and unemployment projections. He accused the government of blaming global crude costs and urged a more responsible plan including retraining to combat next year's job losses.
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Robbery at Sydney service stations shocks city
A string of early morning robberies hit service stations in Sydney. In one incident a pistol threatened a attendant at the Golde Fleece station on Oxford Street and cash was taken. Authorities are reviewing reports from Shell on Oxford and other locations as they search for suspects and review surveillance footage.
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Mobile Mert Wins Annual Frog Derby at Spinifex Hotel
In Perth on Wednesday Mobile Mert won the annual Frog Derby at the Spinifex Hotel in Dery with about 400 spectators. Flip Flop, the red hot favorite, was trodden and failed to place. The event featured mangrove crabs and several frogs racing, with Mobile Mert taking the lead amid delays and a late scramble.
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Evidence on ACT price trends and political tension
Fragmentary report references ACT price evidence and political contention around Canberra leadership. It mentions Minister for the Capital Territory Heyant, city residents, and safety concerns amid unclear details from 1973 and 1970 era events. The text is garbled with missing names and dates, limiting precise reconstruction.
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Aboriginal football match stunned by late Perth drive
A fragmentary report from an Australian league game notes a tense finish as Perth narrowly edged Selendis with a late score. The piece mentions players, venues, and the season's ongoing struggle, but the text is garbled and preserves few details.
Wort News Sports Holiday Servicwly Tourist Guide
Classified list notes various sections including sports, holiday services, tourist guide, finance, square and wartime wartime items. Reads like a page index of advertisement categories without a single coherent event or person tied to a main action.
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