Russian music on Apollo Soyuz wakeup in space mission
Houston reports astronauts Balrounauiy and Stafford among US crew awakened early to Soviet musical greet of a Moscow eve and chorale. Leosa and Stoneov commanders also stirred, breakfast watched by Leonov. ground crew noted morale high as switch of crews on orbit planned later.
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ANU Ballot Paper Destroyed at Student Meeting
Fragmentary notes report ballot paper destruction at ANU student meeting. The piece mentions democratic debate, allocations to staff and students, and university administration's role in funding decisions amid unclear details.
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Port Kembla blast claims two lives and injures eleven
An explosion at Port Kembla's coke ovens killed two men and injured eleven, five of them critically. ambulances ferried the injured to hospitals while police guarded the site amid petrol-tank precautions.
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Canberra and Perth lead in June quarter price rises
Canberra and Perth report the highest increases in the June quarter as consumer prices rise across capital cities. Canberra shows a 4 per cent jump, with Melbourne 9.5 per cent and Hobart 3.1 per cent, while Canberra’s year over year rise stands around 15.8 per cent. Meats, foods, and housing show notable gains, with dairy, soft drinks, and alcohol contributing to overall inflation across the regions.
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Easing of inflation indicated by CPI figures
The CPI published by the Bureau of Statistics shows retail prices in state capitals rising by 3.5 per cent in the quarter, down from 3.6 per cent in the March quarter and 4.1 per cent a year ago. The yearly inflation rate to June fell to 16.9 per cent, the first annual decline since the 1972 surge, while the quarterly rate edged up slightly in the June quarter.
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Inflation figures show mixed March quarter rise
The index's miscellaneous component driven by housing clothing and fuel rose in the March quarter while political charges and gas saw sharp gains. Food prices remained steady, and overall inflation trails overseas leaders as economists note no major improvement. The CPI figures cited by officials reflect modest gains and ongoing concerns about wage growth versus inflation.
Conditions ideal for skiing this weekend at Cooma
Skiing conditions look excellent this weekend as Cooma Visitors Centre reports ideal conditions and fresh snow since Wednesday. Canberra Airport delayed four incoming flights by about two hours yesterday morning, while forecast calls for strengthening northwesterly winds and cloudy periods. Temperature ranged from 11 degrees high to near freezing low yesterday.
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Late News Australia Brief Item
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Lunches Taken to Discipline Children
A damaged fragment reports that meals were used as a method to discipline children. The text is unclear but suggests authority figures or a community dispute over food and control. No names, places, dates, or organizations are readable.
Parliament Row Over Wrong Question Sparks Uproar
London Friday. The Leader of the House Edward Short caused an uproar in Parliament by answering the wrong question. MPs demanded clarity as he was chairing proceedings and the incident drew sharp questioning about government protean culpany and apotogetical explanations.
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Damaged Car Reported In Public Scene
A garbled local item reports a damaged car linked to a public figure and a woman named Selim. Estimated damage runs around 37,000 dollars including a Mercedes, with referenced items and a possible police or witness note.
Canberra Highways Under Review By NSW Border Inquiry
The report notes criticism of Canberra area routes including the Barton Highway to Yass and the Federal Highway to Collector. Sir Robert Helpmann comments on traffic volumes and the need for closer consideration at the ACT border amid ongoing discussions reported on page 13.
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Tigers Face Binex Challenge Amid Rough Season
League notes show Group 8 action with ruby leapwe premier teams poised for the next clash as the Tigers seek a win over Binex despite a weary schedule. Members Beck Page and Jaxt ears are mentioned in passing as part of the broader lineup.
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