Helicopter aids recovery of walker body in rough terrain
A RAAF helicopter helped recover the body of Mr Stanley Vincett from Mount Bimben after he died while bushwalking with a party from Adamansby to Munrays Gap. The search involved four wheel drives and a bushwalking expedition led by Rod Ling. Police and coroner reports were noted, with weather and terrain delaying the recovery. Senior Constable said the party faced heart issues and hard conditions as the operation continued.
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Pater Mc Bonild
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Hd Feader
Rod Ling
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Leroay
Nad
Cotter Hull
Tom Gregory
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Adios
ACT Police
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Salvation Army
Mr Vincett
Salvation Army Aids Rescue Team Amid Harsh Weather
In rough Brindabella conditions yesterday and Monday the Salvation Army upheld its aid reputation during a recovery operation at Cotter Hut. A Threlfall and two rescue workers delivered supplies to feed the rescuers for a week, moving through bumpy terrain as they sorted tasks and assisted injured individuals. Captain Woodland drove the emergency vehicle toward Morya Gap then walked up Bimberr Peak to assist, while others prepared the post rescue relief efforts.
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Brindabellce
Als
CM ‘Woodland
Mr Theelfall
Tnd
Threlfall
Marty Posta
Woodland
Morya Gap
Bimbert Peak
Bishop Warren Protests Across Anglican Leaders
Five Anglican bishops including the Bishop of Canberra clash with De M Security Council action on Page 5. The protest centers on church authority and policy, with Bishop Warren leading criticism of the council's steps and calling for clarification of MOA MOA.
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Moa Journe
Tusday
Canberra
de M Security Council
Pretiin
Freak wave hits Queanbeyan youth on family fishing trip
A Queanbeyan youth was washed off rocks at Bate mans Bay as a freak wave struck during a family fishing outing. He suffered 42 head, side and leg injuries, while his brothers and a friend helped him ashore.
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Queanbeyan
Batemans Bay
Fsat
James Braioa
Queantsyaa
Bomb blast hits New York LaGuardia injures dozens
A powerful bomb exploded near a Trans World Airlines baggage area at LaGuardia Airport killing at least 11 travelers and injuring 75. Officials closed the airport until 10 pm and diverted hundreds of flights while investigators traced the Palestinian Liberation Organization as a possible source. Federal and local agencies searched other airports for threats and prepared for further action as nationwide alarm spread.
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Trans World Airlines
New York
la Guardia
United Press International
School leavers face dim job prospects in ACT 1976
ACT job hopes for about 1500 school leavers entering the workforce in 1976 are grim though optimism remains for mid 1976 and beyond. John Dallas of the ACT Employers Federation warns the construction slump drags related trades, yet expects a brighter middle of 1976 and substantial improvement by mid 1978 as programs roll out. Apprenticeships remain the best path, while Commonwealth Employment Service manager Bob Clark says 1976 will be tougher and employers will seek quality.
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ACT Employers Federation
John Dallas
Wen
Dallas
Asl
Commonwealth Employment Service
Bob Clark
Seavern
Act
Clark
Dole fears rise as public service cuts loom in Canberra
Canberra officials warn job losses from Public Service reductions may push unemployment above four per cent by February. Apprenticeship schemes persist with available placements, but industry wiring and building sectors face reduced demand. ACT figures show youth and family priorities pressed as the recession bite deepens.
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Can Serra
Tahoe
Peter Vallee
Canberra
Plan to Organise Apprenticeships in Trades Association
The Met Trades Industry Association mounts a drive to organise apprenticeships for this year’s school-teachers unions and local students amid industry caution. National MTUA director RG Fry says the 6500-member group aims to link students with metal trades via local technical colleges and unions, inviting teachers and students to submit names to Reto Eiation’s offices for NSW Labor and Industry review.
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Met Trades Industry Association
Teavers
Evelt
MTUA
RG. Fry
Emee
NSW Deparment of Labor and Industry
Funnel warnings spur South Coast campers amid funnel-web danger
South Coast campers warned of funnel-web spider anger after reports of no attacks in the past week. Mentions of Family Law Act affecting ACT and states except Western Australia. Retro reviews and music notes appear across pages with scattered sports and international cricket references.
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Wester Australia
Holiday Fourka Gilde Services Guide
Holiday Fourka Gilde issue presents service listings and guidance for the festive period. It outlines church activities, charity events, and community gatherings with times and locations.
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