Kissinger Sadat resume talks on disengagement front
Dr Kissinger resumes talks in Aswan on disengagement of Egyptian and Israeli forces near the Suez Canal after talks with Egyptian and Israeli leaders. He returns tonight with proposals and a later visit to Israel follows. The discussions, described by American sources, involve specifics worked out with Israeli Defence Minister General Davan.
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Disengagement Plans Shape Middle East Talks
Reports say President Sadat may oppose details of the Israeli plan on force levels east of the canal. Kissinger arrives in Aswan with a plan from Israel while Egyptian editors may receive a statement after talks. Syria, Palestine, and Jordan leaders respond to disengagement moves amid push for broader peace talks.
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Wage rises debated by Cameron on television program
Minister for Labour Cameron said substantial wage increases this year are possible and urged higher pay to offset rising living costs. He outlined two inflation cures, favored a return to wage growth, and warned of potential strikes if employers fail to recognize price pressures. He suggested the government may bow to union demands.
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Unions push for employer backed medical cover in Australia
Melbourne reports that major unions including the Amalgamated Metal Workers Union and the Storemen and Packers Union are campaigning to persuade employers to cover employees medical hospital and dental costs. The Vehicle Builders Employees Federation, representing most of Australia car industry workers, plans a national drive for free, universal coverage. The unions say 390,000 workers in metal, car and packing industries would benefit as a first step.
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BHP seeks sixth steel price rise in tribunal bid
Melbourne Monday. BHP has applied to the Prices Justifying Tribunal for a 6.9 percent weighted average price increase for steel. The application is the company’s third submission to the tribunal, with Registrar Neill Brown noting it had not yet been considered. Past increases followed inquiries and were advised by the tribunal.
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Flood aid talks open in State Cabinet today
NSW leaders discuss relief for graziers and residents amid the worst floods.Premier Sir Robert Arken said a clearer picture of needs will prompt Commonwealth assistance. NSW requests include 100000 for preliminary expenses. Cabinet to consider bridging finance and other support rather than full compensation. Deputy leader Liney urged national action to offset rural flood damage.
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Japan sees Milky Way brighter after pollution fight
Tokyo residents glimpse the Milky Way with naked eye again as air pollution controls intensify. Scientists from the National Science Museum and the Japan Society for the Preservation of Starlit Skies in Kawasaki report stars returning after four years of efforts.
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Floods Widen Across Four Australian States
Flood conditions worsened in New South Wales Victoria Queensland and South Australia with new flood centres opening in NSW and widespread evacuations. Torrential rain cut roads isolated towns and forced evacuations in Nhill while the Adelaide bound Ghar train faced disruption in the Northern Territory. At least 15 deaths are reported amid rising flood tolls.
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NSW floods cut Broken Hill as far west faces crisis
Heavy rain and floodwaters move downstream from northern NSW creating a new flood crisis in far western districts. Broken Hill and towns like Bourke, White Cliffs and Milparinka are isolated while Barwon Namoi and Murrumbidgee rivers surge. Emergency services push evacuations and long term loans are urged for farmers as highways close and towns brace for worsening conditions.
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Paper towel strike halts Sydney electric trains
In Sydney the electric train network paused 15 minutes as 20 signalmen electricians and junior staff at Central Station protested over lack of paper towels. State Railways Union leader R B Bailey said linen towels were offered but refused, keeping hands sweaty and greasy. The Central Terminal switchboxes affected movements, delaying about a dozen country trains until towels were supplied.
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Floods strike Victoria and South Australia shutting roads
Severe floods disrupt Victoria and South Australia with evacuations in Nhill and Western Highway closure near Melbourne. Flood warnings issued for Avoca Mitta Mitta Upper Murray and Kiewa rivers as rain totals reach about two inches.
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Flood warnings issued across Queensland rivers
Flood warnings have been issued for rivers in Queensland from Mackay to Rockhampton due to continued heavy rain. The notices affect multiple waterways as authorities monitor rising levels and urge residents to take precautions in affected areas.
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Pollution court action possible
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