Review Ordered of F-111 Material Used in Fighter Bomber
US Air Force Secretary Robert Seamans announced a full review of materials used in building the F-111 after reports of wing track fractures. He noted similar issues in the C 130 transport fleet, with all ten aircraft grounded temporarily while investigations consider whether manufacturing processes or structural design caused the cracks. Seamans said the review aims to determine if the wing defects stem from material limitations and stressed the cutting edge nature of aerospace technology.
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US Air Force
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Selina Fleet
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Jazan
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Seamans
Catholics ordered to leave in Nigerian war zones
Report says Catholic mission allies, who worked in secessionist territory during the civil war, face deportation from Nigeria. Authorities have charged twelve individuals, with one fined, amid tensions as missions that entered former secession areas at various times during the 30 months of conflict are targeted.
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AAP
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Nigeria
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Imports of Amphetamines to be Reduced
The Department at Customs and Excise announced yesterday that amphetamine imports would be reduced. An information bulletin from the department, with authority from the Ministers, said the National Health and Medical Research Council reported no positive results from non-prescription use. The government adopted the plan to cut imports to ensure quantities meet legitimate medical needs. Sources could not provide details of the proposed reductions.
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New Australian hydrographic ship to begin at Williamstown
The Minister for the Navy Mr Killen said yesterday that a new hydrographic ship for the Australian Navy would begin construction at the Williamstown naval dockyard in Victoria this year.
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Victoria
Killen
Abortion Hearing Witness Cross-Examined in Inquiry
Key witness Mrs Mar Beret Berman, 46, testified for ten days at the abortion inquiry into a Victoria Police force abortion racket. She described fear of a police officer and money demands as she broke down several times. The chairman limited evidence about the murder case, noting it irrelevant to the inquiry’s terms.
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Mar Beret Berman
Victoria
Berman
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Dense Winter Tragedy Leaves Dozens Frozen Dead
Police report 35 people frozen to death as 400 others trapped on a mountain highway after an avalanche buried a pass. Rescue efforts continue with authorities warning of hazardous conditions and ongoing efforts to reach survivors.
Arbitration on the way to destroying itself claims AWU
The Australian Workers Union secretary labels the arbitration system in Australia as on course of self destruction. He faults legal advocates and commissioners for delaying awards, says industrials and unions must adapt, and warns of a shift back toward 1947 era as employers press for restraint. The AWU represents about 169,000 workers across Australia, with Dougherty urging preservation of arbitration.
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Ertain
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Chifley
Doupesty
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Heemmes
Typhoid outbreak prompts bill to save Pang D Line
The Pang D Line may be saved with a bill for about 428 500 dollars as a result of the typhoid outbreak aboard the liner Gronsay. The Otoncay has been quarantined in Vancouver since January.
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Tenders for Woden town centre development scheme
Tenders called at Woden for a three storey office and retail complex to house Woden Post PMG offices and Interior Department spaces. The project aims to create a major retail hub with a shopping mall and possible theatre church. Applications close March 2 with no applicants yet named.
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ACT Advisory
Judge to lead Reef drilling inquiry
An independent committee led by a judge will probe potential oil drilling damage to the Great Barrier Reef. Prime Minister Gorton and Queensland Premier Bjelke-Petersen agreed at a Canberra conference that a separate panel study crown of thorns starfish devastation. They urged remote exploration permits suspend drilling until findings are reported and warned of penalties for defiant companies.
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Queensland
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Commonwealth
Queensland and Commonwealth to form joint inquiry on Barner Reef damage
The Queensland Premier and Mr Gorton discussed a joint inquiry into possible damage to the Barner Reef from crown and thorns starfish and drilling, with a five member panel including a judge and marine experts. The inquiry would report to both governments and assess safety, environmental, and economic impacts, including compensation if warranted.
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Harrier
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Hippies Not Biggest Drug Takers Claim Controversy
A government intelligence bureau disputes claims that hippies, Bolivian and Nipnie groups dominate drug offenses. The report, amid political and academic debates, argues for a broader view of drug activity across regions and groups.
Prague turmoil as Br Strow pal named premier ally
A complex reshuffle in the Czechoslovak leadership follows the 1968 liberalisation drive. Br Strougel is named prime minister amid party infighting, purges, and shifts under Husak, Dubcek's successor. Observers note weakened central influence as new Presidium members are elected.
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