Papua New Guinea to hold first general elections
Papua New Guinea plans its first general elections February 15 to March 18 to elect 53 of 64 House of Assembly seats with ten appointed members. Trial counts featured "candidates" Dick Turpin and F Sedgman Hoad Hopman. central tally room in Port Moresby will post results after each district returns. Regular counting begins March 18 with potential minor counting glitches noted by chief electoral officer R Bryant.
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Port Moresby
A.a.p.reuter
Oliver Cromwell
Dick Turpin
Papua New Guinea
House of Assembly
R. Bryant
Iat Moresby
Pepondetta
F. Sedgman
L. Hoad
H. Hopman
East Papua
Moths Wanted for Testing at Manchester Facility
The Chamber of Commerce testing house at Disburg Manchester seeks 200000 moths to test moth proof and other materials as reported by the Daily Sketch.
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London
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Manchester
Daily Sketch
India Aims to Boost Nutrition Through Eggs and Poultry
Government promotes village poultry farms dairy centers and school egg programs to improve nutrition for 450 million people. Punjab mass eggs for schoolchildren and efforts to add milk fruit and other foods aim to replace excess cereal intake with balanced proteins while respecting dietary practices.
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Punjab
Punjiab
Kashmir
Bengal
Maharshtra
India
Isis statue found on seabed near Alexandria harbour
A 22 ton statue of the goddess Isis was recovered from the seabed outside Alexandria's Eastern Harbour. Dating to the third century B C, it lies near buildings linked to Roman Imperial officials. A central fissure suggests the sculpture fell into the sea during Alexandria's 14th century earthquake.
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Cairo
P.reuter
Isis
Alexandria
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