15 year old held in police cell after escape attempts
A 15 year old boy is held on remand in a police cell at ACT Police headquarters after recent escape attempts from juvenile detention. Inspector Ron Dillon said he would remain in custody at the Quamby Centre as a precaution given the youth’s past record. The boy’s mother from The Caerety area expressed concern and frustration about the situation and delays in resolving his status.
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Jack Waterford
ACT
Carling
Nea Conlon
Red Hill
Ron Dillon
Police Management
Canberra
Dillu
Caerety
Baby Trapped in Car Near Farrar Under Hood JACKET Entangled
A Wanontbroid child was trapped inside a locked car in Farrar yesterday for about half an hour. The jacket hood became entangled in a seat belt, delaying rescue. The child had left the keys inside the car, trapping access when a parent returned and opened help. Sergeant Rod Greschke of ACT Police provided the report last night.
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Farrer
Rod Greschke
Threat to Beaches Sparks Debate on Sand Mining
NSW Minister for Culture Sport and Declusion Mr Barraclough warned at a beach erosion symposium that mining near coasts could depress beach value, estimated at up to five thousand million real value, and oppose any mining that harms beaches as a national asset.
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Nsw
Barraclough
Wodiy
Omy Acale
National Arset
Fragmented Late News Item Confusing Readout
A damaged OCR fragment from an early page presents unreadable text and scattered letters. No coherent names, places, or events can be identified beyond general newsroom jargon.
Whitlam moves Cairns from ministry amid probe
Prime Minister Whitlam decides Cairns will not serve again as minister if caucus re elects him on July 14. Whitlam removes Cairns from the Environment portfolio, leaves no Deputy Prime Minister, and keeps Sir Frederick Wheeler from action. He orders a statutory declaration inquiry but rejects a broader ministerial probe amid the overseas commissions controversy.
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Parliamentary Labor Party
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Cais
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Cairnns
Environment
Ir Whitlam
the Treasury
Frederick Wheeler
Frederick
Harris
Treasury
En Sear
Public servant housing transfer aid regulation gazetted
A public service regulation allows transferred officers to be reimbursed for some or all costs of selling a house and buying a new one in the new area. The rules set limits on commissions and lawyers fees up to 22 500 dollars and moving expenses up to 12 000 dollars. The regulation circular explains the extended time limit for claims and the new locality purchase requirements.
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van Aleady
British Airways
Sydney
Kuala Lumpur
Bahrain
London
Mascot
Canberra hotels face beer price hike following Sydney lead
The Canberra branch of the Australian Hotels Association discussed rising beer costs and wholesale versus retail pricing. Mr Len Kenyon noted Canberra hotels would likely follow Sydney's example, with wholesale prices reaching about $4.32 and retail around $6.23 per carton of four dozen 740 millilitre bottles.
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Erceptan Rae
Canberra
Asoociation
Len Kenyon
Sydney
Victorian ALP calls for meeting on federal conference
Victorian ALP leaders call for a special Federal conference to examine the state of the party. Officials endorse the move, seeking to repeal the party section while opposing Gaia's return to the Federal Cabinet. Hawke and ACTU president support the call, with Athens remarks noting legitimate concern.
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Melauunnb Thurday
The
Vicwtorian Alp
Xoanimi
Victoria
Sigimhan Alp
Peter
Gaia
Fon
ALP
ACTU
Hawke
Athens
Union
Parliamentary inquiry to table documents on Cairns Harris case
The inquiry plans to table documents including three legal opinions from the Attorney-General's Department and letters to Mr Harris. Whitlam said on Aug 19 Parliament would table material related to Dr Cairns allegations and Wheeler references. He also vowed to table five reports and a semi judicial report.
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Whitlam
Harris
Cairns
Attorney-General's Department
Ates
Frederick Wheeler
Harvix
Dipartment
Fraser presses for public inquiry into overseas borrowings
In Melbourne the Opposition leader Fraser said recall of the Senate may occur but urged the government to appoint an immediate full and public judicial inquiry into overseas borrowings. He condemned Whitlam and Cairns, accused ministers of mislead Parliament, and attacked Australia being run by a one man band.
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de Cairns
Eaul
Uirtua
Developmance
Uren
Tigele
Labo Party
Melbourne
Thumday
Fraser
Senate
Whitlam
Dr Cairn
Shimelt
Executive ‘Council
Eancus
Australia
Fragmented OCR Notes on Pending Legislation in Parliament
A scrambled OCR passage discusses rushed flow of bills in Parliament, reform efforts, and calls to slow the legislative process. It mentions members, reform aims, and political debate, with unclear names and dates due to damaged text.
Federal State unity on wages headline fragment
Fragmentary clipping mentions federal and state unity on wages and threats to universal wealth schemes. Includes scattered references to Canadian and Australian politics, media, and memoirs, with unclear names and page numbers. The text is largely unreadable and lacks a coherent event.
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Canada
Medihamle Manterpert
Wimbledon Final Set To See Goolagong Face King
The Wimbledon women’s singles final tonight pits Evonne Goolagong against Billie Jean King. The sports page notes the match as a marquee showdown in tennis history.
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Evonne Gootmong
Bilie-Jean King
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