Apollo and Soyuz end joint flight
The Apollo and Soyuz mission concludes after undocking and separation, ending a historic cooperative spaceflight. Officials report the craft drifted apart by about 370 kilometers as they prepared for separate reentries, with plans to resume joint projects in the future.
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Rhodesia talks deadline looming amid mixed signals
Rhodesian leadership faces a three month deadline to reach a constitutional conference or risk renewed guerrilla warfare, with Bishop Abel Muzorewa hinting at an alternative strategy if talks stall. ANC officials and Tanzanian reports note possible intensified conflict, while calls for a majority-rule settlement press for a constitutional deal and swift talks.
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WA ship link in jeopardy over freight costs
Fremantle based Renin Ounaa Asoei Pay Ltd warns the WA Government and Commonwealth Government it may halt operations by Friday unless immediate financial support is provided. The firm says it cannot compete with railways and risks disrupting 1 per cent of coal miner cargo through the port.
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Fremanite
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Transport loan would back huge rail and electrification plan
Minister for Transport Mr Jones revealed an unsuccessful four billion loan would have funded major Australian transport upgrades. Plans cited include electrification Sou Melbourne to Sydney rail links and Wollongong to Sydney line, plus regional rail extensions and port facilities. The project aligned with Labor figures and followed a federal council approval.
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Australia
Transport Istory
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Australian Labor Party
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Wollongong
Monat
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Annie
Woman 79 Witnesses Suburban Sheffield Shootout
Mrs Beatrien Bosteld, 79, the sole witness, described a gunfight outside her home on Sheffield Street and Armitage Street in Oxley near the corner. Police believe rival gangs were in the area. a windscreen was shattered and a car fled. Absence of witnesses aside from Mrs Rose Teld, police noted rival groups Black Antuny and Goreans were nearby at the time.
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Liberal win in Mount Gambier seat gains 383 votes
The Liberal Party secured Mount Gambier by 383 votes, defeating the sitting member. The result shifts SA Assembly balance as scrutiny turns to turnout and party strength ahead of future elections.
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Government mulls house aid to help young buyers
The Government eyed schemes to help youths secure new homes. Housing Minister Riordan, discussing a television program on the housing crisis, said details would wait on Cabinet approval. He urged front end financing and smaller expandable houses to cut construction costs and relieve buyers.
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Welfare housing funding set to rise with 1975 76 programs
The Australian Government intends to keep welfare housing spending at least equal to the previous year, with allocations for States rising as building resources increase. Housing Minister Riordan said premiers were assured no cut in welfare housing. NSW and WA had complained of holding back details. States received about 484 million dollars, roughly 140 million more than initially agreed, due to greater building industry resources.
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Communists attacked in Portugal amid rising tensions
In Portugal, Communist Party headquarters were attacked as clashes between Communists and Socialists spread from Aveiro to Lisbon. Troops fired to disperse crowds near Aveiro, while Socialists blocked rallies in Lisbon and across northern Portugal. A government statement warned anti-revolutionary elements were aiming to destabilize the country during a week of protests before elections.
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Hotel Fire Damages Estimated Twenty Thousand
A hotel fire caused an estimated 20 000 in damage and forced about 10 guests to evacuate yesterday. Fire originated on one floor when a thermograph failed to cut power to a deep fryer. Automatic alarms activated but the scene was difficult for firefighters to control.
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IMI
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Denat - Kmoke
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Roveamnbe
Harold Droga
Hawke urges PM to improve party and public rapport
Melbourne report notes Prime Minister Whitlam should better communicate with his own ALP and the public. Hawke cites low approval and concerns over unemployment and inflation as factors in government popularity. Opposition figures show higher ratings, with Whitlam's at a record low 34 percent.
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Huge fish find off South Coast
A scrambled clipping reports a major fish discovery off the South Coast of Australia. The text also references debates over Australia’s police force, a hearing on policy, and mentions Professor Geoffrey Sawer examining the Loany Affair. The legible fragments hint at national concern and ongoing public discourse.
Summit Talks and Political Tangles Amid July Preparations
Rumors of Ford backing a high level summit surface as European security tightens for July. Australia faces panel debates on restraint and accountability while Sydney church figures urged reform. An Australian sports report notes a team rehiring and a 28 year old’s rise.
Postal strike disrupts Australian mail delivery
Sunday delivery almost everywhere in Australia will pause tomorrow as about 1000 members of the Australian Postal and Telecommunications Union protest a decision by the Australian Arbitration Commission. The strike follows wage and relativity issues cited by union officials.
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Australian Poss and Telecommunications Union
Australian Arbitration Commission
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