Hearings on Concorde entry into US begin in Washington
Hearings in Washington before Secretary William Coleman address whether British Airways and Air France may operate the Concorde to John F. Kennedy Airport New York and Dulles Washington. The debate centers on environmental noise and compliance with new international criteria effective January 1 with strong French and British backing and opposition from US environmental and political voices.
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Air France
John F. Kennedy
New York
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Melbourne
Judge Healy Dies at 71 in War Crimes Tribunal Role
Sydney report notes Judge Healy, aged 71, who served on the Morotai Branei tribunal and War Crimes Tribunal, died Sunday. Desmond tribute appears in fragmented lines, with incomplete dates and career details.
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Sydney
Michael Desmond Zee
Expatriates in PNG await naturalisation results
Seven hundred five expatriates from Australia Britain and China who have lived in Papua New Guinea for many years will learn later this month if their naturalisation applications have been successful. An official said the applicants renounced previous ties as part of the process.
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Port Moresby
Papua New Guinea
Png
Restored dignity of work urged at Canberra conference
Ian Spicer of the Victorian Employers Federation told a Moral Re‑Armament conference in Canberra that the hand‑out society must regain pride in work and achievement. He warned multinational companies to align with local standards as Australian industry must grow while protecting the environment and controlling costs. Also speaking were Stan Smith and James Camero.
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Moral Re-Armament
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Victorian Employers — Federation
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Woman heads into headhunter country with group of 13
Miss Alice Wedega, a New Guinea woman and first PNG Legislative Council member, describes leading a 13-member mixed group unarmed into headhunter country in the Highlands before the war. She heads a domestic science school in Milne Bay training village women.
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Liberal MPs Arrange Canberra Offices for New Term
The new Liberal member for Canberra Johan Haslem and ACT Liberal Senator John Knight set up offices and will start work this morning. Haslem will occupy Suite 20d, MLC Tower, Woden, tel R222, and Knight Room L 42, Parliament House, tel 726834. Haslem will be available 9am to 5pm when Parliament sits and 1am to 10am during sessions, each appointing two staff. Susan Ryan, Labor candidate for the second ACT Senate seat, plans staff of two after returning from Sydney. Ken Fry, Fraser MP, reportedly holidaying in the South Le.
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ACT
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Senate
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Phasur
Sydney
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Ken Fry
Canberra visit marks priority review of building industry
Mr Robinson arrives in Canberra this evening to work with his department and meet with Mr Haslem and Senator Knight. High on his list of priorities is a review of the building industry in Canberra and of the emergency housing committee.
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Robinson
Canberra
Haslem
Lst
Devaluation not part of strategy says Lynch
Lynch the Treasurer stated last night that devaluing the Australian dollar was unnecessary and not part of the Government’s economic plan. In Canberra he cited growing uncertainties about devaluation during the Federal election and warned it would worsen price pressures, undermining the nation’s policy aims.
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Canberra
Ir Lynch
Australia
Australia faces favorable reserves and growth despite deficits
Mr Lynch said Australia’s balance of payments and international reserves were in a favourable position. December reserve movements would show a deficit, while reserves would be valued at up to 2.5 billion dollars or more with gold valuations. He noted a large 1975 trade surplus around 1500 million and exports rising about 17 percent from 1974, against weaker imports. The government aims to curb inflation and reduce the budget deficit, maintaining stability and a credible exchange rate strategy amid devaluation uncertainties.
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Australia
Timier
Dietakerierr
Aisin Tein
Missing baby and babysitter alarm across Australia
Police seek 21 month old Bradley Warland and a teenage babysitter who abducted him from a North Shore home on Friday night. The agency owner says she started employment on December 22 and cared for four children, while a taxi driver says he dropped them near Sydney Hospital at 9 24 pm. Authorities review daycare regulation and potential legal changes.
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Mark
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$100000 in heroin seized in three suburban raids
Police seized more than 100000 dollars worth of heroin in three dawn raids on Edgecliff Randwick and Bellevue Hill. Officers found 1.13 kilograms of heroin packed in small sachets worth about 3000 each, plus 6400 dollars in cash and hashish. A 2 year old man and a figure old woman appeared in Central Court on drug charges and were remanded until Tuesday.
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Kriter One Hopes To Rejoin Round The World Race
The French yacht Kriter I limped into Sydney Harbour with a damaged rudder after six days at sea. Boatswain Georges Commarmond said the team aims to repair and tow the vessel to a slipway, hoping a new rudder can be built within a week and that they can beat the Sydney to London record of six to seven days.
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PMs promise con job in Fraser plan blasted
Dunstan labelled the Prime Minister Fraser’s forecast of state financial independence a con job. He argued the plan would cut overall funds to the states despite a claimed rise in general revenue sharing and warned that special grants to South Australia would not be offset by any increased autonomy.
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Police shootout intersection leaves youth dead in Wellington
In Wellington, a youth died tonight after a police marksman shot during a confrontation between a southern gang and law enforcement at a central Norton area. The incident followed earlier tensions, with authorities investigating the fatal confrontation and surrounding events.
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Sinking riverboats and a fatal drive incident in Melbourne
Thearticle reports a riverboat Towally found in nine metres of water at Mildura and Cirana sinking near Loyalty site. Ian Burnett of Geelong accidentally killed his six month old son Dustin James Burnett while reversing from a driveway. It notes Sydney homeowners facing up to 140 per cent rate rises and Auckland Mount Cook balloon flight by Squadron Leader Rely Parsons with Rolf Denner making pioneering flights.
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Kerr departs London for private European holiday
Governor General Sir John Kerr leaves London on Friday for a private holiday in Europe. He avoids reporters at Heathrow and a spokesman says he plans to holiday in the south of France.
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Australia
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Former Prime Minister Whithamell returns to Sydney flat
The former Prime Minister Whithamell left his hospital for a Sydney flat on Friday and was expected to resume office in Canberra today, according to his office.
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Mater Misericording Hospital
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Pale outbreak hits remote province near border
A pale outbreak in the remote province of Panu New Ciuines near the border with Trandus claimed the life of a second child.
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Rermiote Wesem
Panu New Ciuines
Trandus
Tae
Prime Miner Fraser weighs sale of Melbourne house to base in Canberra
The Prime Miner Ms Fraser considers selling his house in South Yarr Melbourne to devote himself full time at The Lodge Canberra. He would retain Vectorian Property at Nareen.
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South Yarr
Melbourne
Lodge
Canberra
Nareen
Me Mount Cook tragedy claims Michael Cooper during climb
Me Mount Cook region reports the death of Michael Peter Cooper, a 22 year old electrical engineering student from Toorah Melbourne, who fell about 300 metres on the Forks near the Hooker Glacier while climbing Pad ding Rock with a companion. The climb occurred yesterday as Me Gummer reached the summit.
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Michael Peter Cooper
Toorah Melbourne
Gummer
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