Canberra women train for Expo 70 Osaka selling jobs
Three Canberra women Joy Ritchie Julianne Duncan and Glenda Lyons prepare for seven months at Expo 70 Osaka to sell souvenirs. They will join David Jones staff after completing sales training in Canberra and intensive Japanese language courses. Their duties include selling books records tapes photographs koala bears and boomerangs at the Australian pavilion under government housing near the expo site.
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Historic Homestead Tour Opens To Public In Wilndulla District
NSW historic homes Narawilly Sunny Vale Whopy Asdally and Kirmington will be open Sunday in a go as you please tour organized by the Wilndulla and District Historical Society. Built across the property era, each house showcases brickwork cedar and colonial style with owners and descendants still involved. Demonstrations in candle making shingle splitting patchwork and riding side saddle will accompany the tour from 10am to 4pm with tickets from Faust's Newsagency Milton.
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Tennis fashion shocks Wimbledon with daring Tinling designs
London report notes Teddy Tinling introduced plunging necklines, see through panels, and trousers in Bermuda length for tennis outfits. The bold styles aim to distract spectators from play while featuring orange and lemon color combinations, including matching stockings and shoes, and yellow tennis balls.
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The Problem in India Abortion Debate Raises Health Risks
In the Indian Parliament's Upper House Dr Chandrasekhar cites 6.5 million annual abortions and 3.9 million quack-induced procedures. He argues for a joint select committee review of a liberalisation bill aimed at humanitarian grounds while denying population control aims and stressing safeguards against misuse.
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