Waldheim condemns Israeli raid on Entebbe Airport
UN Secretary General Waldheim blasted the Israeli assault on Entebbe as flagrant aggression while in Cairo en route to Port Louis. He linked the action to international law and condemned the raid amid ongoing Security Council deliberations. Kenya and Uganda denounced the raid, and Amin of Uganda protested UN reactions.
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Cairo
Aap-Reuter
United Nations
Waldheim
Israaeli
Entebbe
Uganda
Aitort
New York
Onganisvt of African Unity
Port Lois
Mauritiug
Daroh Salaam
MT Wathcim
Tel Aviv
Air Trance
Hany Athens
Upandun
Kenya
Israel
Nairobi
Mt_Arap Mail
Amin
Vgorda
Hodge
UN Security Council
Organisation of African Tinley
Rabin
Fragmented Late News Text Reflects Poor OCR Readability
The readable fragments resemble garbled OCR from a late news page. Names, places, or events are not clearly identifiable, leaving only scattered phonetic terms and stray words. No coherent person, organization, or date can be extracted for a reliable summary.
Threat to system critique of education staff ceiling
The Public Service Board set a 1976 77 staff ceiling for the Department of Education at 3100, 50 more than last year, drawing strong criticism from two ACT education bodies and an ACT Legislative Assembly member. The interim ACT Schools Authority chair Mr POW Hughes warned the rise may not cover new schools and colleges opening in 1977, risking the ACT system. The ACT Teachers Federation president Mr K J Lawler blasted the decision as a further government disregard for developing ACT staffing, saying ancillary needs in ACT and Northern Territory remain unmet. He urged the government to clarify the system for 1977. The Interim Schools Authority member Mr Vivien said ceilings will not meet normal ancillary needs for new ACT and NT schools and preschools next year.
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Public Service Board
Department of Education
ACT Education
Legislative Assembly
ACT Schools Authority
Pow. Hughes
Northern Territory
Act
ACT Schools
ACT Teachers Federation
K. J. Lawler
ACT Legislative Assembly
Vivien
Northern Terriory
Shortage of relief teachers hits Queanbeyan schools
Noel Donaghey, president of the Queanbeyan and Captains Flat Teachers Association, says relief and specialty teachers are scarce as many take jobs in the ACT for higher pay. ACT relief teachers earn about 9 dollars a day, higher than Queanbeyan. A Commonwealth Teachers Service spokesman says no clear pay gap exists. CTS rates may differ but are not definitively higher. The association calls for more relief teachers to contact local schools.
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Queanbeyan
Queanbeyan and Captains Flat
The
Commonwealth Teachers Service
Soa
Inl
Niger
Nsw
Commonwealth — Teachers Service Cnited
CTS
Sai
ACT
Donighey
Canberra
Bank error overpaid woman faces court restraining order
The ACT Supreme Court heard that a bank wrongly paid a $20 000 cheque to Mise Marie France Millie of Dickson instead of $200. The bank seeks to restrain her and her Canberra City branch from further drawing on the account as Millie offered partial repayment and claimed she needed the funds for expenses. The case, led by bank solicitor D. Cairns, involves the bank, Miss Millie, and the Sydney head office amid ongoing proceedings.
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ACT Supreme Court
Cairns
Connor
Mise Marie France Millie
Morphett Street
Dickson
Gregory Higsins
Higgineway
Bank of New South Wales
Millie
Canberra City
Commercial Bank of Sydney
Sydney Heads
Bank of New ‘South Wales
Bam
Societe Generale of
Noumea
Millier
Higgins
Woden Valley Hospital
Australians in Montreal Olympic team arrival reported
Australians in Montreal arrive after a long flight from Melbourne. The article notes Canada’s dispute over team selection remains unresolved ahead of the three day event. Captain Mark Phil is mentioned in relation to the team’s Olympic duties.
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Montreal
Australia
Melbowrine
Canada
Amoo
Tena
Mark Phil Sumo
Sere Weporta
Bock Pays
Nuns and priests slain amid Buenos Aires violence
In Buenos Aires on Monday three nuns were shot dead at quarters near Pompeya Church after the killings of three priests and two seminarians at San Pamee dormitories. Police link the attacks to right wing violence linked to the Peron era upheaval, as a wave of deaths and assassinations runs through the country with authorities reporting numerous killings this year.
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Buenos Aires
Agence France- Presse
Mun
Pompeya Church
San
Rennies
Unions Endorse National Medibank Stoppage
A Sydney conference of ACTU affiliated unions backed a midnight Sunday stoppage in protest of the government's Medibank island policy. About 86 000 clerks and 105 000 shop assistants were likely to join, with exemptions for essential services and public safety preserved. Local councils prepared limited measures to avoid citizens’ disruption.
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ACTU
Sydney
Islund
Medibank
Hawke
Federated Clerks Union
J. PL Magnes
Distributive and Allied Employees Association
J. Maher
ACOA
Imer
Government Defends Medibank Decision Against Strike Pressure
Health Minister Hunt declared the government’s Medibank decision final and responsible, dismissing the strike as impractical. He alleged trade union elements seek an issue and aim to pressure workers while predicting wage losses of about 1.1 million pounds in wages for the quarter.
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Sydney
Hunt
Medibank Wan
Fnke
Medibank
Lynch
Canberra
Servolis Industriehsroprion
One body sought for TV radio endemt semulary
Fragmented OCR text mentions a body sought for TV and radio duty, a sale responsibility, and scattered notes on a 50 000 dollar sum, handicapped people and Australian context. The passage is garbled but hints at a public notice style item with multiple unrelated topics.
Medibank strike test eyed by ACT unions
Canberra reports on a looming Medibank general strike that could test Public Service and Government responses. ACTU discussions focus on union participation, with ACE and ACOA factions debating potential action amid ongoing wage and policy tensions and a looming Section 66 dismissal framework. The ACT branch leader signals cautious support while noting internal divisions and near-term votes planned.
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Medibank
Canberra
ACT
Rec
Imecing Abo
Administrative and
Cansberra
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United States
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Diplomatic Corps
Royal Military College Band
Israns Prtp
ARES
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Ganoh Goa
Eisenen
Pras
Peron
Australian Postal and Teles
Glass
NSW Labour Council
NSW Police Association
John Dicker
Unio
Nown
Awie
Jude Uunisin
Ween
Actus Positor
Traveymen Movenient
Mie
ACTH
Walt Moun
Wane 7
Fidhe Rante
Pauwa
Drofesson
Sestere Way
Mack Page
John
Mary Spicer
Ken Meatey
Saund Nunsey Cours
Vinnee M
Public Service
Government
ACE
Veteray
By Bruce Juddery
CAGEO
Melbourne
Lesves
Ani
Australian Telecommunications Comminssion
Australian Postal Commission
Australis
Tucker Dane
Atibes
Venton i
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Rinimaty
Canberra Times
Salli
David Jones
Toshiba
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