Tooheys Czechs and Tidbinbillakoalas in costly hotel ties
Sydney reports on Toohey's and Tooth and Co opposing Trade Practices Commission rulings about beer distribution and tied-house arrangements. The case questions whether such practices reduce competition and raise beer prices while noting Territory collars costing 200 dollars and a wildlife reserve incident near Canberra with collars bought in Sydney.
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Court frees Abu Daoud after rejecting extradition
A court ordered the immediate release of Palestinian guerrilla leader Abu Daoud today after detaining him Friday. The court rejected Israel's extradition request and a West German detention request, ending the case in France.
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Prague crackdown releases and arrests ring dissident cases
In Prague late last night several Cecchoslivak dissenters were released after a security crackdown. Former Foreign Minister Hajek and writers Pavel Kohout and Vicky Mayer were reported arrested yesterday amid actions against human rights activists. others seized in recent weeks were freed.
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Influx to lift ACT jobless
Canberra faces an expected rise in unemployed school leavers from NSW country areas as NSW survey data show 3 600 of 9 000 students may move to Canberra or Sydney for work. Officials warn most jobs are already filled and many graduates prefer to find work outside their home region.
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Jobs pessimism as Canberra youths seek work
Canberra officials report fewer school leavers registering with services amid unemployment fears and government limits on benefits. Officials blame job scarcity and a lack of suitable apprenticeships, while employers say opportunities exist but youth engagement remains low.
Confusion Over Milk Body Meeting Status
A Canberra milk authority meeting scheduled for this week faces doubt as to whether the minister will extend Mr Walsh’s leave and allow Mr Parker to continue as acting chairman. Senior officials indicate the minister is away at a music camp near Geelong, delaying final decisions on extending leave and the tendering plan for Canberra’s milk supply.
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Student Aid Easing Widely Reported by Government
Government outlines looser student aid criteria under the tertiary assistance scheme. Independent status now allowed if financially independent for five years and if the student worked or studied part time, with ministers noting irregular work patterns could count toward independence.
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Threat over airport action and government arbitration sparks debate
A noisy dispute over airport policy sparked threats and possible government arbitration. Sources report ministers, controllers, and observers debating access, labor actions, and potential delays ahead of a public serve arbitration conference. The discussion touched on Canberra security and plans for a snap strike, with officials urged to act before the arbitrator's hearing tomorrow.
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Dollar cut poses election threat plan
London reporting on Australian devaluation arguing the currency cut could threaten electoral prospects. The International Currency Review says the government’s policies and rate adjustments undermine credibility and raise doubts about borrowing, growth, and political viability amid global financial pressures.
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International Currency Review
Kurzweil Reading Machine Debuts For The Blind
The Kurzweil reading machine, designed to convert printed text to speech, debuted publicly in Des Moines. Invented by Ray Kurzweil of Cambridge and demonstrated with Michael Thompson, a blind physicist, the device uses character recognition and a speaker system to vocalize text with many linguistic rules in memory. The prototype, resembling a copier with two reading units and a control panel, faced pronunciation errors but showed potential to aid visually impaired readers. production costs could drop with refinement.
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Michael Himpson
Santa Ana
California
Iowa Commission
Drive tests and licensing shift in ACT association
Reports from Canberra note yesterday’s ACT registration of a family planning organisation as an association. Technical College results appear on pages 16 and 17. Capital remains strong, with money flow continuing down under. In sport, the Sheffield Shield draw is intact as NSW forfeits during a Marinors Tennis Classic match in Adelaide.
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Act
Kim Warrick
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