Aboriginal advisory panel to keep role amid reforms
Representatives of the National Aboriginal Consultative Committee agreed with Senator Cavanagh to keep advisory status while a new constitution is prepared. The NAC plans an independent National Aboriginal Congress with direct control of funds, shifting from advisory to governance. The group, led by Bruce McGuinness and others, awaits cabinet approval and Parliament oversight.
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Aboriginal Affairs
Senator Cavanagh
National Aboriginal Consultative Committee
Bruce McGuinness
National Aboriginal Consultative Commitee
Cavanagh
Canberra
Wis
NACE
Vic
Eddie Bennell
Philip Hall
Nsw
Keith Smith
Keith Saunders
Qld
Tom Williams
Itering
Mr McGuinness
Medi
NAC
Labine Riese
Phason
Caran
Borin
National Aboriginal Congress
Unclear: fragmentary note on industry terms and names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions entities like Tema and BASF, with scattered phrases referencing life, mine feed and inter agency terms. No coherent event or outcome is readable to form a factual item.
Bomb injures 10 at U K college in England
A bomb exploded outside a British armed forces staff college in Latimer England injuring about 10 people, two seriously. Police believed the blast was caused by a con daverary device and the first of two blasts occurred near a wall. Civilian staff were among the injured.
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Con Dauberay
Bread price to rise Monday across ACT region
The ACT Prices Controller Mr McFarland announced a 6 to 20 cent increase in bread costs due to higher production expenses. An investigation found discount reductions by manufacturers not passed to consumers, with cost rises since October 1973 including extra leave, holiday pay, higher wages, vehicle costs, and fuel prices.
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McFarland
ACT Bread Manufacturere
Nice
Teachers to Stop Work Over Salaries
About 1800 teachers across government schools will halt work for two hours tomorrow as the Australian Capital Territory Federation of Teachers demands salary margin increases. The interim Schools Authority says schools will reopen at normal hours, with some disruption but staff to supervise children. The dispute centers on salary margins beyond state teacher rates and the October determination, with Lenihan and the Public Service Board recently differing on restored salaries.
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FR Smith
ACL
Conmansiealtt
Canberra Times Today
Lam
Smith
CTF
Commonwealth Teaching Service
Wwe
J. Lenihan
Public, Service Board
CTT
Oetoner
Lenihan
Hemnot
Royal whirl SUVA amid royal sea drive
Prince Charles disrupted royal decorum by joining Filan Inlander in a sea event off Suva. The scene featured shipnaten from MMS Jupiter and a fast-moving island dance as observers noted the tired royal figure.
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Suva
Prince Charles
Filan Inlander
Shipnaten
MMS
Jupiter
Hm Inte
Plans to expand hospital charge free scheme
Plans to extend the proposed free hospital scheme in the ACT to pensioners and other disadvantaged patients will begin April 2. The Canberra Hospitals Management Board approved a draft agreement, subject to ACT Medical Association input, with doctors to discuss eight possible meeting dates this month. The plan lets patients choose their doctor, with emergency care routed to a rostered doctor then later allowing nomination of a personal doctor. Private bed charges would align with government and funds benefits and multi bed ward rates apply if not choosing single rooms. Doctor participation levels will affect continuity of care, with annual payments ranging from 59600 for general practitioners to 815400 for senior specialists. An honour system will guide session timing, based on patient load and estimated time spent. Open discussion with the press was refused at yesterday’s meeting. details appeared on page 7.
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Canberra Hospitals Management Board
ACT Medical Association
Medical Association
Canberra
Themus
ACTMA
Canberra Hospital
Ronald Wells
Gordon Walsh
Nixon urges teamwork in oil deals
President Nixon called for international cooperation to curb energy shortages and warned against unilateral oil deals. He urged blocs like the EEC to work with others, stressing that nationalism would push energy prices higher and divide economies. The White House dinner hosted Vene tian delegates as talks continued on global energy policy.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Washrington
France
European Economic Community
Ods
Strikes Cripple West German Towns Amid Wage Fight
Strikes cripple West German towns as unions press for higher wages. Negotiations stalled after a government offer, with unions seeking about 3 percent more than 9.5 percent. Postal and railway workers join the walkout, causing widespread disruption across multiple cities.
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Tieine Kelmekes
NSW Prisons Head Talks With Prisoners
NSW corrective services commissioner discusses inmate conditions at Maltland Jail amid rising concern over violence in streets Melbourne reports. Royal Commission evidence sought from three men. Environment and Conservation favours a key deposit plan to tackle litter.
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Nsw
Rae Eet
Eben Maltland
Wee
Royal Commission
Vacant Accommodation and Public Notices Digest
A fragmented OCR list shows sections and page labels such as VACANT ACCOMMODATI WN and PUBLIC NOTICES 20 21 REAL ESTATE 25 26 RURAL PROPERTIES 74. The content enumerates categories like DEATHS ENGAGEMENTS BIRTHS WANTED TO BUY WANTED FOR SALE and UNIVERSITY APPOINTMENTS with scattered numbers and section headers, indicating a newspaper classifieds or notices page.
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Honey Holiday
Ote
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Basf
Inca
U.K. College
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Arade
Lasues
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Fiji
FEC
Ois
Kissinger
Tobert
Fobert
Infeh Pasichy Malin
Lisone
eFeNtu Eneondinglins Semmieg
Tertiog Aay
Stuttgart
Men's Unione
al Ad
Crewer
Iborough
Team ci ‘Bua
Harburge
Liusport
U.K
Krunnsminers
Sir Ste
Melbourne
Rohan Rivers
Litter
Department of Environment and Conservation
Hearst
Shane
R.U
ACT Rugby
Ming Sharma
Co Ead Ao Ee ‘He
World News Courts Finance
Reon
Singoan
Flinders Lane
Metairie
Flamsa
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