White House seeks Nixon Dean tapes in Watergate probe
Senate Watergate hearings focus on hidden White House tapes and recordings said to capture key conversations between President Nixon and John Dean. Alexander Butterfield confirms existence of bugs used since spring 1971. committee weighs subpoenas to obtain the tapes.
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Move to save historic Camden Park Estate
The Federal Government moved to preserve Camden Park Estate on Sydney’s south-west fringe. Minister Uren said the issue was referred to the Committees of Inquiry on the National Fetute, which will inspect the estate on Thursday. The Macarthur family’s historic home faces development plans for three new cities in Campbelltown area, with a projected population by 2000.
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National plan aims to aid 25000 homeless in Australia
A government working party report issued yesterday recommends a nationwide coordinated plan to help up to 25000 homeless people. The proposal involves federal, state and local governments and welfare organizations in a joint care strategy.
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Australia
Homeless Aid Reform Proposed Across Australia
A reported push seeks model nationwide legislation to aid homeless people including Aboriginal communities. Proposals urge uniform regulation, modernised services, and grants up to 35 million annually for placement, payments, and support by social welfare officers and therapists.
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Snow Falls in Main Ski Areas Across Canberra
Light snow fell over major ski areas though rain halted accumulation. Canberra suburbs endured rain until 9am, with temperatures around 4.6C low and 12.7C high, cloud cover keeping the day cool and windy. Flooded creeks and muddy roads hindered a rescue of seven people stranded in a four wheel drive in far north South Australia.
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Australia sees 3.3 percent June quarter price rise
Consumer Price Index data show Australia quarterly inflation at 3.3 percent in the June quarter and an 8.2 percent rise for the 1972-73 financial year. Meat and winter clothing led increases with sharp gains across state capitals, notably Adelaide Brisbane and Melbourne.
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Australia
Bureau of Census and Statistics
Food and clothing drive CPI increases across six state capitals
The consumer price index shows food rising sharply with clothing also up, driven by meat price surges in mutton beef and pork. Canberra eased, while Melbourne Brisbane and Hobart saw milk bread and soft drinks rise. Overall six capital cities gained 1.5 percent in the quarter with notable increases in clothing and winter wear and higher housing charges in Sydney and Melbourne.
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Cabinet sees figures on inflation during Budget week
The Australian Cabinet opened a Budget week with the Consumer Price Index discussed. Treasurer Crean warned inflation remains the major economy problem and could worsen. Opposition Leader Snedden argued inflation rates are among the world's highest and urged responsible policy cooperation.
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Latham Vandals Damage House, Estimate Given
A Latham house owned by H. H. Waterman Pty Ltd suffered extensive damage after vandals stained walls ceilings doors and appliances. Restoration costs were estimated at about $2,000 with the nailing system also affected. Police spokesman said the incident remains under investigation.
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Afghanistan Proclaims Republic Amid Turbulent Leadership
An Afghan government led by Prime Minister Mohammad Musa Shafiq formed last December. Estimates place the population around 14 million with a claim of 40 percent succeeding a father figure. Zahir Shah, reportedly in Naples, was unavailable for comment.
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Naples
Fire causes $500 damage at Campbell flat
A fire last night in a Campbell flat caused an estimated $500 damage. Investigations continue as residents assess the scene. No injuries reported.
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Ryrie Sarees
Campbell, Lata
Tasmanian Allegations and Global Energy Talks
The report notes Tasmi bri allegati denied and mentions US moves to collaborate with Japan on energy resources. It summarizes global and regional political topics including Portugal’s Mozambique war headlines, Cambodia conscription, and Ayers Rock park dispute, with a brief sports note on Juventus and Croatia Deakin players in an ACT select match.
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