Progress at Geneva talks signals mid east peace advances
Geneva reports indicate progress toward a Middle East peace accord as Egyptian and Israeli leaders consider visits to Moscow and Washington. UN and joint military talks in Geneva describe an important stage with disengagement steps seen as crucial. Further developments anticipated over the weekend with potential troop withdrawal agreements and a possible full peace conference slated for January 21.
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Security sweep on Irish border Heralds new security policy
Dublin reports of a border security sweep with intense police activity overnight. By dawn at least 20 suspected IRA members were in custody as Dublin prepared new legal and security measures to back the Northern Ireland government and Prime Minister Cosgrave's pledge against those who threaten the power sharing system.
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BP proprietor loses Dickson garage lease
Max Dunlop, vice president of the Service Station Association of NSW, received a one month notice to quit his BP service station at Dickson. The letter dated January 2 said the lease would not be renewed at midnight February 2. Dunlop, who runs the site with his wife, voiced shock and planned to seek ministerial help. He noted oil companies’ leverage over resellers and urged three months’ notice for lease non-renewals. BP Sydney did not disclose reasons. Dunlop to contact BP head office.
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Fragmented late news clipping with unclear details
A damaged OCR page fragment references rates, numbers, and names but lacks coherent facts. It mentions a figure around 88 and several garbled terms, with references to pages 4 and various city mentions, but gives no verifiable event or outcome to summarize.
Soviet krill harvest plans face Australian conservation push
Australia’s Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland, led by Judith Wright, attacks Soviet plans to commercially exploit Antarctic krill. Soviet experts anticipate a 100 ship fleet and annual yields of 60 to 100 million tons, with potential impacts on whales and seabirds. The dispute centers on UN control and territorial waters, as Australia asserts sovereignty over parts of the Antarctic seas.
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Review of housing and land policy in ACT by Bryant
The Minister for the Capital Territory Mr Bryant announced a rapid review of land and housing policy to speed land release and assist those most in need. He aimed for equitable land distribution without auctions, higher rents for older houses, and possible widening of housing loan eligibility. He rejected claims of policy reversals and noted ongoing land suspensions and block sales with builder allocations.
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Liberal housing plan proposed by government and opposition
A joint statement from the Liberal Party leader and housing spokesman says a Liberal government would set up a housing guidance bureau with state cooperation to inform home seekers about alternatives to traditional homes, costs, and amenities, and to encourage private industry participation.
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Wage justice prompts steel price rise remark
The Minister for Labour Mr Cameron said yesterday that any justified increase in steel prices from new awards must be seen as the price the community pays for wage justice for lower paid workers. Jakarta’s military command has been a letter to Wyoming by students of mis demonstrations against poverty.
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Biography review highlights a divided Rhodesia clash
A compact biography review discusses a long divided Rhodesia related topic and a prominent figure named Peter Niesewand. The piece notes an influential 20th century clash, referencing Greece, independence, and a dreary, abiding mood. The review appears on page nine.
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Minister outlines vehicle emission and noise design changes
The Minister for Transport Mr Jones said yesterday that exhaust emissions and noise levels were incorporated in the design of motor vehicles now being produced. Page 6 reports President Pompidou stating France will pursue its nuclear tests in the South Pacific.
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Christmas No 2 Jackpot 657 4 Classified ads
A brief section previewing holiday features and ads with the Christmas No 2 jackpot listed at 657. It notes pages 12 to 14 hold classifieds and market notices, inviting readers to explore deals, services, and opportunities during the festive period.
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Provisions of New Constitution Announced in Thailand
Bangkok reports Prime Minister Sanya unveiled core points of a draft Thai constitution with a two chamber parliament. Lower house by universal suffrage, upper house to be chosen by lower house from a Privy Council list, and elections every four years.
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Canterbury Times Feature Day Promises Events and Pages
The Can berra Times features Tony Featherstone gardening calendar for 1974 a church column with upcoming services dates and times and a Saturday Page offering fiction fact poetry and Pickering.
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