Israel Egypt sign Suez disengagement pact at 101 kilometer mark
The nations signed a plan to separate forces along the Suez Canal front at kilometre 101. Major General Mohammed Abdel Ghani Gumasy of Egypt and Lieutenant General David Feuer signed for their sides as efforts move toward a permanent end to the 25 year Middle East conflict. Kisinger officials discussed talks with Syria and a potential broader peace process. UN and Soviet reactions varied, with optimism for early talks but ongoing obstacles noted by Egyptian press.
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Irigay
AAP
Reuter
Israel
Egypt
Suez Canal
Phice
Kilometre 101
Suez Air Road
Mohammed Abdel Ghani Gumasy
Generil
David Fhieir
Sonia
Avwad
Payne
Kessinger
Muir
Jerusalem
Sadat
Aswan
Upper
Waldheim
Soviet Union
Easy
Sidac
Ahoud
Lake water advisory relaxes but keeps risk at bay
Officials announced a partial reopening of boating at West Basin while advising against swimming and other primary contact activities due to elevated bacteria. Results from yesterday's samples will guide a possible full reopening and a future swimming decision.
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ACT “Health Services
de Annette Walshe
Sparta
Molonglo River
Walshe
Department of the Crplal
ACT Health Ser
All Dat Sa
Late News on Ee Oalay by Fexdeuy Ep
Tew Vo Ia Vine Em Ley An Hee YA Pe Acaiint Tobe Posen reported a late news item. The fragment mentions names and places but lacks clear events or outcomes to summarize fully.
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Fexdeuy
Tobe
Posen
Perkins warned not disciplined in Aboriginal Affairs row
The Secretary of the Department of Aboriginal Affairs Mr Barrie Denter decided not to discipline assistant secretary Charles Perkins under the Public Service Act despite the ministerial criticisms. Dexter warned Perkins to avoid public criticism of administration while allowing comments on Aboriginal issues. Cav anagh condemned Perkins for referencing Dr Patterson and himself in a breach of the act, warning of possible division with the minister. The dispute drew union reactions and support statements from NSW Labour and related bodies.
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Barrie Denter
Charles Perkins
Public Service Act
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Cavanagh
Northern Development
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Heal
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Hooker Creek described as a disgrace by minister
In Alice Springs the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs Senator Cavanagh labeled Hooker Creek Aboriginal settlement in the Northern Territory a thorough disgrace. He blamed laziness and claimed malpractices by residents and cited poor living conditions. He promised remedial action and noted policing to tackle drink and violence. Mr McDonald criticized revolutionary influence and said some implement self determination badly.
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Aboriginal Affairs
Cavanagh
Hooker Creek
Northern Territory
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Binal Affairs
Royal Australing Nursing Federation
OT. McDinitd
Whit
Urbin Aborle Kines
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Alain
Ridney
McDonald
Aboriginal Affairs Ministry
Warning labels urged as child burns spark criticism
Melbourne coroner criticizes clothing firms for selling children's garments from highly flammable fabrics without warning labels after a five year old girl in Maumee died from burns when her cotton nightdress caught fire against a heater. Proposals call for safer materials and mandatory warnings on all garments to prevent future tragedies.
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Birth of Tradition and Colonial Role in Boer War Recalled
Frank Cranston reviews the colonials' role in the Boer War marking 75 years since the conflict. The piece highlights an Australian soldier's envied reputation, noted in a portrait of Auras' first PC winner, plus poetry and other features on the Saturday Page.
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Auras
Israel Egypt disengagement pact aims to halt fighting
US and Israeli officials announced a disengagement accord with Egypt to pull back forces from the Sinai along the Suez Canal. The plan limits Egyptian units to about 3,000 troops and 40 tanks, creates a UN monitored corridor between opposing armies, and envisages evacuation of 160 square miles on the Sinai bank. President Nixon and Dr Kissinger hailed the move as a step toward a durable peace in the Middle East.
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Ase
Syriie
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Asraeli
Br Kissinger
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Egypt
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Ebun
Syria
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International Red Cross
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Jerusalem
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Stee Canal
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Sinai
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Hatem
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Teael
Enid
Sadat
Tatka
Dr Kissinger
Nileiver
Aswan
Mein
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Meir
Borael
Washington
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Cairo
United States
States Agree on Interstate Corporate Affairs Commission
General of Victor NSW and Queensland agreed yesterday to establish an Interstate Corporate Affairs Commission. The statement, issued after a Sydney meeting, said the commission would streamline corporate law administration without centralising control. Attorneys General from Labor states invited Western Australia and others to participate and support an advisory committee.
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Nsw
Queensland
Sydnney
Western Australia
Soin Rural
Tuwmamia
Cimmissia
Whey
Commisson Rae
Garbage backlog hits 15 Canberra suburbs as crews strain
Waste collection planners face widespread delays with at least 15 suburbs still uncollected since Monday. Managers cite a 50 percent absentee rate among regular staff and a backlog that could worsen until new vehicles arrive. Officials describe efforts to hire eight hour shifts and overtime to catch up, while noting penalties and higher pay have boosted costs.
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Canberra
Power cuts ease in Britain report and expected end to restrictions
The clumsy OCR text notes easing power cuts in Britain and an anticipated end to the three week restriction period. It mentions impacts on industry and a forthcoming announcement. Other items reference a work stoppage in banks for higher pay, a Rome bill language piece, and a brief on the Supreme Soviet session.
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