Cusack's Store Hit By Fire Damages Delays Grand Opening
Cusack's was partially damaged by a fire and water after a blaze affected the Kingston building. Fire crews and ACT Electricity Authority worked overnight to secure the site as shopkeepers moved stock and cleaners cleared debris. The planned gala opening for July 19 was postponed with tenants preparing to reopen as conditions allow.
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Fife
Kingston
Cunick
Mill Bar
Colin Bates
Eyre
Jardine Streets
Lantine
ACT Electricity Authority
Charnwood Valley Inn shuts doors amid liquor license suspension
The Charnwood Valley Inn suspended its liquor license for business and commercial reasons. Licensee nominee Mr John Reardon confirmed the hotel closure on Wednesday and stated it would not reopen yet. A creditors meeting is scheduled at the hotel today at 2 pm.
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ACT Liquor Licensing Board
John Reardon
Labor backs indefinite uranium mining moratorium in Australia
The Australian Labor Party plans an endless halt on uranium mining processing and export if in government. It would repudiate current contracts and block new mines until safety, waste, and treaty issues are resolved, signaling a firm stance against expanding Australia’s nuclear fuel industry.
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Perth
Australi Labor Pany
Australia
Labor
Mary Kathleen
Ois
Mineral and Energy Committee
Uren
Clyde Molding
Victoria
Whitlam
Fir Minerals and Energy
Keating
Holding
Dunstan
Australin Labor Pany
Fraser
Lien
ALP
Cabinet talks on enrichment plant location debated
The government discussed a proposed 500 million funding for a uranium enrichment plant. Officials noted potential gains from domestic processing to secure Australian reserves and reduce reliance on overseas buyers. Queensland leaders suggested Rockhampton as the site, while calls for regional protests were reported.
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Namin
Povernment Careen
Aucitais
Pmamense
Isbane
Queensland
Bjelke-Petersen
Buitt
Rockhampton
1976 77 Budget underspends and deficit results
The Treasurer says the 1976 77 deficit slightly exceeded the Budget estimate by about 1.12 million while total outlays were about 200 million below forecast. Receipts fell short by 13 million though many expenditures were restrained. Notable shortfalls include Medibank and Pharmaceutical Benefits, with debt interest rising due to Treasury notes. Page 3 continues.
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Lynch
Wool Corporation
Treasury Notes
Medibank
Australian National Railways
Defence Service Homes
Australian Shipping Commissions
Australia loses Ian Davis in lunch collapse at Old Trafford
Australia slumps to 125 for three after Ian Davis falls for 34 at lunch on the opening day of the Test against England at Old Trafford. Jin Davis briefly steadies before edging to Knott. Walters (20) and Seriant (14) added as McCosker struggles and Greg Chappell falls for 44.
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Australia
Jin Davis
England
Old Trafford
Davis
Chris Old
Knott
Australis
Thee
Walters
Seriant
Rick McCosker
Greg Chappell
McCusker
Public servants clash over Barton Offices conditions
A group of public servants at the Barton Offices oppose ACT ACOA statements criticising office standards. They circulated a petition urging a plebiscite to gauge employee views on conditions, defending Barton as more congenial than alternatives like the Trade Group Office with open plans noise and poor air. ACOA officials report has prompted a ministerial complaint about substandard public office conditions.
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Barton
ACT
Administrative and Clerical Officers Association
ACOA
Petion
Geoff Blunden
Peo
Senator With
Neutron bomb explosion alleged near Las Vegas
A neutron bomb explosion is alleged at the Nevada test site 115 kilometers north of Las Vegas. UPI reports officials say testing has occurred within the past year with potential single or multiple trials. White House weighing production amid Congress disputes as arms talks loom with Russia.
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Las Vegas
Taursaay
Nevada Desert
United Press
Nevaus
Nevada
White House
Carter
Congress
Sama
Russia
Government Loans and Court Listings Mentioned in Page Text
Fragmentary OCR notes show references to loans offered to the government by Mr Wiley Fancher and figures around 4 5 dollars and 800 million. Mentions include courts law list, treasury finance, Mr Lynch, and a comics section with voter-related content. Page towers and car counts appear as pagination and listings.
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Wiley Fancher
Lynch
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Cusack
LAS Hodurinoy
Lopate
Jain
Chustek
Cusack's
Vivek Sunitse
Cate
Charnwood Valley Inn
NPE
Guy Davidson
Ian Davis
Peter Hughes
ACT Legislative Assembly
Casberra F
Ceska
Hughes
Canberra
Ian Myerscough
Monte
Aly
Jamison Rees
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