Small Businesses Face Closure Across Australia
More than 160000, about two thirds of Australia’s small business enterprises, were at risk of closing, ACMA director Bill Henderson stated. Inflation, poor returns, and high costs threatened about 1,500 small firms in the past year, with many rural industries and the mushroom sector needing government support. The Mathews Committee on Inflation urged tax relief to restore business confidence, while Liberal MP Cadman blamed the Whitlam government for rural industry woes. Page 3.
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Sange
ASW
Whitlam
Mitchell
Sergeant Shot Dead Near Cann River
A 38 year old Serecan Micksaume was relieving at a padblock on Cann River when a double barreled shot from a frost test of his car struck his stomach. He died fifteen minutes later.
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Cann River
Mettoure
Unclear fragmentary report with undefined entities
A fragmentary text line mentions an anchor and a sum of 4860 dollars but provides no clear event, names, dates, places, or actionable details. The garbled content lacks coherent facts suitable for a concise news item.
Riot disrupts Salisbury talks at ANC meeting
A riot outside an African National Council gathering in Salisbury interrupts proceedings as rival factions clash while discussions on Rhodesia's future continue, injuring a participant and prompting government mediation.
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Salsbury
Oaing
African National Council
GM-H Prices to Rise Again From Today
Sydney reports General Motors Holden will raise prices on cars and commercial vehicles by up to 434 from tomorrow. The Prices Justification Tribunal approved a 2.96 percent average rise across Holden’s range, with specific increases listed for models including Belmont sedan, Camira, Torana, Gemini, Kingswood, and utilities. The change includes a 2 percent sales tax rise for cars and 2 percent for commercial vehicles, applying to stock delivered on or after the effective date.
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Sydney
General Motors
Holden
Gm-H
el Tata
Sinterman
Captice
Gemini
Atic
BUTS
Punter Incident Reported in Faded Melbourne Fragment
Fragment from a Melbourne notice describes a man and his wife, Harry Vasilaitia, involved in a breach of a house and safe. Readable parts mention a miner, a Kellor, and attempted theft during a tense moment. Details are incomplete due to damaged OCR text.
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Melbourne
Harry. Vasilaitia
Weston to get 2.5m retirement village
A 2.5 million retirement village is planned for Weston to serve residents aged over 60 to 65. The facility will house 64 residents in eight-bedroom units with in-suite bathrooms and laundry, provide meals and a weekly barge service, and include a community hall library and recreation areas.
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Weston
Denis
Australia
Relief airlift ends after 240 missions to Indo China
The United Nations relief fleet of two RAAP C130 aircraft completed their work in Indo-China and returned to Australia. The aircraft flew about 240 operations and transported around 40 tonnes of relief supplies.
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Indo-China
Australia
Koxa
Doctors in Sydney threaten strike over Medibank provisions
About 200 doctors from NSW major associations met at Sydney University to vote on emergency-only treatment for public hospital patients if the Medibank hospital provisions pass. They oppose the plan as dangerous to health care but deny a partial strike, backing bulk-billing and NSW government resistance.
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Medibank
Nsw
Australian Medical Association
Ted Morgan
DF Maryn
Steater
Health Insurance Commission
Sydney University
Honefal
Complete accord amid narrow vote on medical reform meeting
Reporters voted out amid a near accord on resolutions from a meeting of General Practitioners Australia AMA and medical bodies. The discussion centered on Medibank reform and the shift to a professional time based payment, with fear of doctor patient relationship changes and potential withdrawal of services if rejected.
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AMA
Australia
Morgan
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Hamer eyes Medibank entry for Victoria and others
Victorian Premier Hamer said Australia could enter Medibank on July 1 if leaders sign an agreement by end of June. Health Minister Hayden noted retrospective payments for delays and urged states to sign on terms, with discussions involving federal, state governments and private medical groups continuing.
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Victoria
Nsw
Wesstern
Australia
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Aid de' Arm
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McMall
South Australia
Tasmania
Canadian health insurance advice disputed by officials
In Adelaide on Sunday the South Australian AMA president Dr B D Cowling condemned the Fry day minister Hayden for an independent inquiry recommending a 42 percent rise in fees and benefits. The dialogue citedHealth and Welfare officials including Dr Armstrong and warned against public confusion as sector leaders respond.
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Healt Insurance Com‘mission
Medibank
Genen
Health Insurance
Department of Anal “Health and Welfare
Ral Armstrong
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The
AMA
B.D. Cowling
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Fryday
Hayden
Two Homes Damaged in Canberra Suburb Fire Incidents
A fire damaged two houses in Yaldwyn Place Kambah and Cockburn Street Curtin with reported damages around 1800 amid police involvement. Authorities say five men accused of setting towels covered in accelerant on fire. investigation ongoing near Lyneham Tennis Centre and Dyke ne Bartow Highway.
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Yaldwyn Place
Kambah
Cockburn Street
Curtin
Bartow Highway
Lyneham Tennis Centre
Polis
Trawler finds overdue boat near Torres Strait
A trawler reports locating an overdue boat off Townville in Torres Strait area. The vessel and its dinghy were found about 20 miles north of Townville under tow with a search ongoing for a missing crew member as a Neptune vessel and Marine Operations unit continue the hunt.
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Boas
Everdue
Marine Operations
Noyih
Torres Strait
Neptune
Marine
Self
Snow back for World Cup. England recalls John Snow
England brings back John Snow for the one day Inauguru World Cup matches starting Saturday. Snow, who troubled Australia in 1970-71, is included in a 14-man squad that aims to strengthen England’s pace and bowling.
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John Snow
Snow
Australia
Austra- Ha
World News
Ohn Edrich
Alstalia
School canteen pay proposal recommended at semi
A school canteen wage proposal was recommended at a semi conference amid discussion on pay. The item appears on page three with related notes about Preemie and committee actions. A separate drugs section mentions acts and travel seminars and a Laos defense ministry order is noted on Page Three.
Fragmented 1960s Education Reform and Global Affairs
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Britain reorganizing secondary education amid political conflict, a US-Spain nuclear force pact under President Ford, and scattered references to India and New Zealand sports and world series chatter. The text is garbled with incomplete phrases and missing details.
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