Agreement on car engine project with Tapen's Mier targa
Government announces a joint venture with Tapen's Mier targa and Chevaler Australia to build four cylinder engines at Chrysler's Adelaide plant. The plan targets 85 percent local content, involving a $100 million program with about $40 million in the investment, and aims to boost Australian car manufacturing by supplying engines to Chrysler, Toyota, and Nissan.
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Tapas
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Adelaide
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Queanbeyan council considers renaming park after John Gale
The Queanbeyan City Council debated naming a local park Tip Top Oval after John Gale, a Parliamentarian and Methodist minister. Family objections cited Gale’s limited sports ties, while Mrs Tizard said she would write to the Geographical Names Board to oppose using the grandfather’s name.
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Zohs Gale
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John Gale
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Catherine Ann Tizeard
Thorpe Avenue
Gale
Yohn Gale
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Geographical Names ‘Board of Nsw
Mra Tirtard
Whitlam loans inquiry under way with witness debate
The piece reports on calls for government witnesses in Parliament over the overseas loans controversy, noting Dr Cairns's critique of Whitlam's centralised leadership, possible involvement of Mr George Harris, and ongoing Senate consultations. It mentions public servants possibly testifying and union positions on the issue.
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Seosior Withers
Australian Senate and Public Service Impartiality Debate
The discussion centers on public service advisers' privilege and the Senate's demand for witness access. Fears arise that forcing testimony would erode political neutrality and chill official independence, with figures like Norm Campbell arguing against compulsion while Prime Minister Whitlam contends for accountability.
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New Journalism discussed with Manson Murders example
Maurice Dunlevy and Compler Hillery review the so called New Journalism using The Manson Murders as a central example. Harry Black and Colin Hughes provide reviews with references to lovers Jennie Lady Iph Churchill.
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Compler Hillery
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Harry Black
Colin Hughes
Jennie
Iph Churchill
Weather Tiny Canberra Record Shows Low Temperatures
Fragmentary notes indicate Canberra recorded a low around 1 degree with talk of a minus 3.4 degree figure in late news. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
Transplant register plan in ACT legislation
A 1970s style report outlines proposed ACT legislation to create a transplant register. It notes that only relatives can authorize organ removal when a patient dies and discusses the tension between common law and possible statutory rules, with doctors seeking clear consent from relatives.
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Briton Freed by Amin After Uganda Talks
In Kampala Ugandan President Amin freed British lecturer Denis Hills who had been sentenced to death for treason. The release followed talks with Foreign Secretary Callaghan and amid tensions over Britons remaining in Uganda. Hills walked free during a Kampala press gathering as Amin declared Britain should keep its nationals at home.
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Hell
Mr Callaghan
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London
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Hilwan
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Mahi
Zaire
Callagher
Callaghan
Ian
Car Delivery Mishap Report Reaches Turbulent Moments
A fragmented report describes a failed delivery involving a car, with unclear names and vague details. The fragment hints at personal distress and a traumatic reaction, mentioning a wife and possible involvement of individuals named Pam and Germ in a misdirected sequence of events.
China Rohan Rivet in a Different Place from Home
Rohan Rivet seeks a new path in a country that differs from the one he once knew, a shift driven by personal and cultural exploration. His journey highlights adaptation and change across a transforming environment.
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China
Rohan Rivet
Faye
Japan to sway diplomatic weight in future says minister
Foreign Minister Miyazawa of Japan signals a planned shift to assert Japan’s influence abroad. The remark appeared in yesterday’s Sydney paper on page 19, noting ongoing diplomacy and regional engagement.
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Mt Miysezwa
Khay
Sydney
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