Jockey Injured in Canberra Fall at Race Meet
Jockey Fred Stanborough sustained serious injuries after a fall during the first race at Canberra on Saturday. His wife Lynn reported multiple rib and vertebrae injuries with arm damage. The horse field raced on as Stanborough lay unconscious. he received treatment before being taken to hospital where reports described bronchitis and related complications.
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Open clash at Mount Isa National Party conference
Deputy Prime Minister Anthony and Queensland Premier Bjelke Petersen openly clashed before 400 delegates in Mount Isa. They debated foreign aid Rhodesia Taiwan and Fraser government policy amid tensions over UN obligations and Rhodesian entry. Conference also discussed beef stabilisation and anti communist union tactics as MPs criticized Fraser.
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Skier's death fuels call for air ambulance service
A skier, 27, died after a fall while being transported by road ambulance 116 kilometres to Canberra Hospital from Cooma. Doctors cited fatal head injury and repeated falls as cause. The Thredbo Ski Centre witness and doctors urged an air ambulance for remote snowfields and argued skiers deserve equal emergency access amid worsening weather and crowded slopes.
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Egypt strikes Libyan radar base killing Soviet technicians
Egyptian jets hit a Libyan air base on Friday destroying a modern radar station. At least three Soviet military technicians were killed, per The New York Times citing Arab diplomats. The radar site, part of a 1960s arms deal, monitored Egyptian defenses and NATO/US activity in the Mediterranean.
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Boycott to play in Test
England selectors name Geoff Boycott and three others in a four player recall for the third Test starting Thursday.
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Helicopters Force Four From Horses Near Hall Stud Farm
Anfee ennoren and an asuit were thrown from their horses and a fil wal injured when two military helicopters flew about 30 metres above a stud farm near Hall yesterday. Mrs L Esmonde-Morgan said she would complain to the Defence Department. Her part-Arab Tess valued at around 1000 dollars ran into barbed wire causing scratches. Children aged 7, 10, and 12 rode under supervision when the choppers passed, about 2:15 pm. Defence said the aircraft were RAAF, landing at Fairbairn after exercises in Dublin. pilots were told not to fly low near stock and homes, but no regulation governs such flights in built-up areas. In other news, Aboriginal stockman Mr Julama was knocked from his horse by a light aircraft at the Gordon Downs cattle farm near the WA- NT border, 300 km from Wyndham. he was treated at Wyndham District Hospital.
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Arrest of editor in London shocks Yorkshire miners
Yorkshire Miners' editor Maurice Jones was arrested on arrival at Heathrow with his wife Leena and daughter Tanya. The incident followed his trip to East Germany, according to London dispatches from Sunday.
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Accord on dumping nuclear waste at sea sparks debate
Twenty non communist industrial countries backed a plan to regulate sea dumping of radioactive waste. Four nations opposed or studied the plan, with Austria fully opposing. Japan Australia and New Zealand said they were studying the agreement. NEA warns 2000 tonnes dumped since 1967 and fear of energy shortfalls if terrorist or nuclear risks rise. Edison Institute says US power reserves may be strained within a decade. Western Australia Premier Sir Charles Court envisions a uranium enrichment plant in WA to serve many nations.
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