Practical role for colleges suggested
Sydney Sunday report quotes NSW education expert Vernon Truskett proposing universities shift toward research while colleges of advanced education become centers for high level job training. He warns major funding shifts from state and federal governments are needed to rebalance priorities and address industry demand for practical graduates.
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Canberra Warmth Expected With 74 Degree High
A warmer day is forecast for Canberra with a top temperature of 74 degrees. Sunny conditions are expected though a north west wind may gust strongly along the lake, but temperatures should not exceed yesterday.
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Lucky break saves watchman after glass shatters
In Adelaide on Sunday Mir Pasilinus Pearme, 58, a nightwatchman, avoided serious harm when a plate glass shattered by a billet of Noarlunga meal works struck him. The bullet bruised his chest and a second bullet ricocheted from a fence, sparing further injury.
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Menzies Condition Stable After Stroke at Mercy Hospital
Menzies condition described as unchanged and quite satisfactory after admission on December 2 to Mercy Hospital following a stroke. Spokesman reported the former Prime Minister in stable health with no deterioration observed tonight.
Diocese aid appeal for North Queensland cyclone wreckage
An appeal has been launched to aid the Anglican Diocese of North Queensland devastated by cyclone Althea on Christmas Day.
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Forbes Station Wins NSW Rail Garden Championship
Best garden in Sydney area awards goes to Forbes railway station for the beat rail way garden in NSW as the champion ship prize is announced on Sunday.
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Bhutto moves to detain industrial leaders in Pakistan
President Bhutto announces land for landless peasants and orders nationalisation of an emerald mine. He places two top industrialists under house arrest in Karachi and prepares a governors conference to discuss the Awami League leader's fate. Ahmad Dawood and Pakriddin Waiheib linked to banks mining insurance textiles and chemicals.
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Bhutto threats over deposits and prison vow in West Pakistan
President Bhutto warned industry and factory owners to return colossal foreign deposits or face imprisonment of 20 families and confiscation of property. He spoke at Punjab University about defense and development and hinted at forthcoming decisions by governors and central ministers. The conference in West Pakistan may address provincial assemblies, political and economic issues, and the fate of Sheik Mujibur Rahman.
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Maurice Chevalier Dies Ends an Era in Entertainment
Maurice Chevalier died of heart failure at 83 after kidney treatments at Necker Hospital Paris. Buried near Marne la Coquette with a private service per his wish. famed for one man shows and roles in The Love Parade and Love Me Tonight, he influenced French and international entertainment, eliciting tributes from Caron, Brassens, and colleagues worldwide.
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New Year toll mounts in Australian states
Victoria reports a 1972 New Year toll of nine with four killed in a two car crash near Bendigo. The holiday period ends with 27 fatalities since December 23, five fewer than last year. Other reports from Sydney Brisbane and Adelaide note fatal incidents and holiday tolls varying by region.
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ACT Seat Belt Rule Pleases Police
The ACT Police welcomed public response to compulsory fitted seat belts with an estimated 90 percent compliance. The rule began on Saturday, and no detailed figures were available. In 1970 no belt wearers died in accidents, while last year one death occurred among lap belt users and another among three point belt users along with a child in a car seat. No serious weekend accidents were reported.
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Youth, 16, charged with murder in Narooma case
A 16 year old youth would appear in the Narooma Children's Court this afternoon charged with the murder of an 8 year old woman at the weekend. Narooma police said the woman, Mrs Anna Cruikshank of Corunna, was found dead in her home on Saturday afternoon. She had been shot with a shotgun.
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Bangladesh and India to exchange ambassadors soon
Bangla Desh Foreign Minister Samad Azad said ambassadors from both nations will be exchanged after talks in Calcutta and New Delhi next Tuesday. He stressed the urgent need to normalise the situation in the India Pakistan and a Desh region.
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Refugees Gather at Camp as Repatriation Begins
In Calcutta the van guard of an estimated 10 million refugees prepared to disperse to their villages from a special camp at Ban ges Desh. Ten trainloads carrying about 4,000 East Bengalis were moved to Jessore, inside what Pakistan once called East Bengal, now rebranded as Bangla Desh, as India reopened the operation.
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Australia Leads World in Third Test at MCG
A superb 115 by Greg Chappell gave Australia a 10 1 run lead over the Rest of the World after the first innings of the third cricket international at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. The tourists were 142 all out in their second innings when play resumed in the late afternoon. Ken Rosewall vs Mal Anderson is slated for the Australian Open final at Kooyong with Anderson eliminating Rusden.
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Koalas at Tidbinbilla Reserve Died From Fright
The Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve staff say the original batch of koalas is believed to have died of fright. This unknown cause prompts concern over wildlife safety and monitoring practices at the reserve.
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