Aboriginal health focus urged in Northern Territory
The Minister for Health Dr Everingham asked the Health Department to address Aboriginal health issues in the Northern Territory. He called for health workers who can educate Aborigines in basic hygiene, especially speakers of Aboriginal languages, to improve preventive care despite adequate curative medicine. The minister began a week-long tour of the Southern Territory yesterday.
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Everingham
Health Department
Northern Territory
Canberra
Royal visitors accept Australian invitation in May
Crown Prince Akihite and Crown Princess Mich iso of Japan accept an invitation to visit Australia in May. The Australian government plans shows Canberra as the start with a tour across several states. Prime Minister Whitlam confirmed the visit.
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Crow
Michiso
Japan
Am Imvitarean
Austalia
Canberra
Viei Png
M- Whitlam
Prins
Man Dies At Carrington After Chest Wound
In Carrington Kenneth Teron Drorden, 42, died at Rivalew Hospital two hours after sustaining a chest wound at his home. Police arrested a kitchen knife suspect, charged with manslaughter. The defendant will appear in Newcastle Court for trial.
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Siowcastle
Drorden Kenneth Teron
Carrington
Newcastle Court
Tor Mery
Norfolk Island administrators join talks on territory transfer
Air Commodore Pickard and the Corman oof committees along with Mr W M Randall completed on Friday talks to move Sarfolk Tan from External Territories to the Capital Territory. They met the Minister Ste Prderby who returned from the Worthern Territory. British Lego has agreed to supply Bourke's and ACTS Merc with Westinghouse parts as discussions continue with FReourke's representatives tomorrow.
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Pickard
Corman Oof
Sarfolksland Council
W. M. Randall
Cymberra
Pinnster
Sarcfolk Tan
Capital Territory
Ste Prderby
Worthern Territory
Melbourne
Lego
Bourke
Lid
Freourke
Westinghouse
Victorian government to introduce R classification for books
The Victorian Government will announce an R classification for books and newspapers similar to New South Wales. Publications affected will be available only on request and must be displayed under the new scheme.
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Nsw
Australian minister to attend Zambia meeting
Sunday meeting in Zambia will have MP Paul Keating representing Australia. Prime Minister Whitlam has conferred ministerial status and authority for him to contribute Australian funds to project efforts.
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Paul Keating
Blasland
SSW
Zambia
Whitlam
Keating
Award to 75 Squadron for top RAAF proficiency
The 75 Squadron operating Mirage fighters at Butterworth Malaysia has been awarded the Duke of Gloucester Cup for 1971 72 as the most proficient squadron in the Royal Australian Air Force.
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So 75 Squadron
Goulburn Plans Artificial Lake Near Teachers College
In Goulburn an artificial lake is planned near the Teachers College with survey plans finished. A preliminary design will be submitted soon to the Goulburn City Council.
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Goulburn
Teachers College
Goulburn City
Catholic schools in Goulburn area expect smaller deficit
Brian Keating of the Archdiocesan Board of Education for Goulburn Canterbury says increased Commonwealth aid and lower deficits reduce the expected financial shortfall for Catholic schools in the Goulburn region this year.
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Choogla
Archdiocesan Board of Education
Canterra
Brian Keating
YMCA Strike Allows Canberra Bus Ferry to 247 Children
ACT Transport Workers Union drivers backed by the YMCA to transport 247 children from the Sturt Island camp on the Murray River near Canberra. 128 children went to Canberra and 19 older youths returned. Commonwealth drivers remain on strike, seeking a 9 per week raise since December and an extra 4 per week from December, with a compulsory arbitration conference set for tomorrow.
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ACT Transport Workers Union
Commonwealth
YMCA
Sturt Island
Murrumbidgee
Canberra
ACT
Mir Doug Carpenter
Oman
EL Boyson
Carpenter
Public Service
Industry crisis as tanker strike closes Sydney services
In Sydney the tanker drivers strike threatens to end petrol supplies with more than 300 service stations already closed and many outlets likely exhausted by tomorrow. A meeting at Petersham Town Hall is planned to discuss a possible return to work while ministers arrange cabinet sub committees to assess the disruption. Public transport and Qantas report minimal impact though industry talks continue on a NSW state award context.
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Sydney
Weo
Tomorow
Petersham
Tim
Transport Workers Union of
SSW
W. C. McReady
NSW Transport
Morris
NSW Cabinet
Weekend thefts in ACT target cash and valuables
Five thefts were reported to ACT Police over the weekend. About 400 in cash vanished from Whale Car Wash in Lousdale Street Braddon after a break in between 10.30 pm Friday and 7.30 am Saturday. A Suzuki motorcycle valued at 800 disappeared from a garage in Haysdon Street Hackett between 7.30 pm and 10 pm Friday. A pad of gold plated pendants worth 100 was taken from Chandlers Jewellers Kingston during Friday shopping hours. A tape recorder worth 100 was stolen from a car outside Canberra Rex Hotel at about 5 pm Friday. Between 10 pm Saturday and 7 am yesterday the Pizza restaurant in Giarema Place was entered and 120 stolen through a louvre window. A police spokesman urged car owners to lock vehicles.
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ACT
Lousdale Street
Braddon
Firayson Street
Hackett
Chandlers Jewellers
Kingston
Canberra-Rex
Pizreria
Giarema Place
East West Airlines to launch Sydney Alice Springs service
East West Airlines will start a twice weekly direct Sydney to Alice Springs flight on March 6. General manager John Riley announced adult one way fare of 4 dollars. Flights operate Tuesday and Saturday from Sydney and Wednesday and Saturday from Alice Springs. A Sydney Bathurst and Orange service will begin Thursdays at 2 pm with a weekly flight.
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Sydney
East-West Airlines
Alice Springs
John Riley
Bathurst
Orange
Liberal Party Executive to Meet Today on Reform
The Liberal Party Federal executive holds its first ordinary meeting since the general election. President R J Southey aims to review party parliamentary relations and enforce MPs responsiveness to rank and file opinion. Only Snedden and Lynch attend as parliamentary representatives.
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Liberal Party
R. J. Southey
Southey
Snedden
Lynch
Doctor urges rebellion in AMA nursing home clash
Dr Merven Jacobson of North Balwyn urged the Victorion AMA branch to defy Federal policy on admitting patients to nursing homes. The SSW branch had decided to follow the policy. The dispute centers on doctors filling a form to seek Health Department approval. Dr Jacobson is a member of AMA and secretary of the General Practitioners Society of Australia. Victorian AMA secretary Dr A W Burton said the State branch would follow Federal policy.
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Melbourne
Merven Jacobson
North Balwyn
Victorion
Australian Medical Assavidlion
AMA
SSW
Federal Health Department
Department of Health
Jacobson
General Practitioners Society of
Austraia
A. W. Burton
Talks on student health at Australian National University
The conference on The Problems of University Life at ANU runs from yesterday, with about 150 delegates from Australia, New Zealand, Britain, the United States and Hong Kong. Chancellor Dr H C Coombs to open, topics include overseas student health, changing sexual mores, drugs, and stress. emphasis on preventive care and communication among health officials, ending Friday.
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Australian National University
New Zealand
Beating the car thief guide and spare parts cost report
This National Times feature outlines strategies to beat the car thief and investigates the high cost of car spare parts. The issue promotes its on sale status and highlights the week’s special reports.
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National Times
Education conference on development education in Canberra
The National Conference on Development Education chaired by Mr Faderby at Canberra College of Advanced Education opens with Mr Brian McCall of the United Nations outlining everyday teaching tasks in an industrialised country. The Australian Council for Overseas Aid education unit organises the event running Friday to Wednesday.
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Mr Faderby
Canberra College of Advanced Education
United Nations
The
Australian Council For Overseas Aid
PMs discuss joint nuclear opposition
Australia and New Zealand prime ministers Whitham and Kirk held six and a half hour talks in Wellington on a joint stance against French nuclear testing in the Pacific. They signaled caution and planned a joint communique while debating South Africa ties, trade tensions, and race relations.
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Australia
New Zealand
Whitham
Kirk
Pacific
Stir Whitlam
Cannon
South Africa
Niversary
Malavsia
SiNgpeTe
South Pacific
Mr Kirk
Ark
Christchirch
Whitlam
Whithim
Oppositon
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Thes International
Wart of Justice
Cises
Australian attack on nuclear testing dominates London talks
In London the Commonwealth Law Ministers meeting closed with Attorney-General Murphy accusing France and others of nuclear testing that harms humans and the earth. He outlined Australia’s human rights commitments, including joining covenants and plans to curb apartheid and racial discrimination while promoting new privacy and freedom safeguards.
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Grovernment
Kirk
Mir Rack
Whitlam Sant
Canberra
London
Commonwealth Law Ministers
Australia
Murphy
Commission of Human Rights
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Agerclan
Murphy Rod
Bravery Constable Honoured for Brave Conduct
Northern Territory Police Constable Paul Glas Sandeman receives the Queen's Commendation for Brave Conduct after being wounded while attempting to disarm an hijacker in Alice Springs on November 14.
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Paul Glas Sandeman
Northern Territory Police Force
Alice Springs Wirport
Meta et im Mathews Port Seem Canberra City
Meta et im Mathews port seems Canberra City. A brief note places two names and a location in the capital region, suggesting a civic or social item. The fragment hints at a public or neighborhood context involving local figures in Canberra.
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Is Meta Et Im Mathews
Port Seem
Canberra City
MP fined banned after trots incident
In Hobart a Government member of the Lus Mananan House of Assembly was banned from trotting tracks for six months for indecent language and offensive behavior toward stewards. He paid a $100 fine after leaving the stewards room amid an inquiry into Vespasian’s Danbury Park Cup performance. His driver Athol Burgess was fined $40 for not driving the horse out with the whip in the straight.
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Hobart
Lusmanan House of Assembly
Australia
Syd Ward
Labor
Sewards
Elphin Yesteray
Ward
Vespasian
Gas price up 2 cents in Canberra
Gas price up 2 cents per gallon in Canberra affecting about 2 500 households from February 1. AU spokesman for Gas Supply Ltd cited rising costs as the cause. It is the first increase in 12 months and will cost the average household about seven dollars a year, with variations by consumption. Other major suppliers did not expect price rises soon.
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Canberra
For
Gas Supply Ltd
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