Coup Overthrows Seychelles Leader Amid Island Unrest
A coup ousted James Mancham as Seychelles president, with communists and Seychelles Radio confirming the takeover. The new regime promised a return to stability, suspending elections due in 1979 and seeking an agreed government with Albert Rene.
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Victoria
Mane
AAP
James Mancham
Seychelles
Price Headquarters
Agence Pranve-Presse
Nail Antenidea Ws aMer
Nin
Volictator
Corning
Syratesie
Unis Lam
Albert Rene
Hult Ae
Maywhim
Island
ACT Labor push for more public service staff to boost ACT jobs
ACT Labor calls for increased public service staff arguing staffing shortages harm government departments and job opportunities. The party supports a federal budget strategy to create jobs, boost business, and introduce comprehensive parental leave for all workers, aligned with Labour standards.
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Stcciinis
Camual Sintheneg
Pac
Enter 19
Act
Trim “Presentis
Canberra
Interqutvital Labour Organisation
Convention -Indands
ALP ACT conference debates membership costs and policies
The ACT ALP conference discussed rising membership fees and funding constraints, noting 43 000 in the tradition of detast. It contrasted with the Liberal Party’s 140 annual fee and potential funding sources. A 28 percent rise to 12 500 was approved, with motions on conscience and support for freely available fertility control measures in the ACT approved by the ACT Health Commission.
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FAUM
St Wall
Australian Labor Party
Act
Liberal Party
ALP
Reanucer
John Roddell
Ats
Uist
Liberaly
Riddell
Auction notes on leather goods theft and sale records
A damaged report describes a Saturday incident at a public sale in yshwick where thieves targeted leather items including records, collars, and car parts. About 200 attendees observed a chaotic auction with thefts of records, fakers, and various stolen items amid a noisy crowd.
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Scotland
England
Wembley
Trafalgar
Squire Fountain
Aap-Ap
Adelaide star footballer Tony Jordan retires for medical rest
Adelaide midfielder Tony Jordan of Croatia has temporarily retired after doctors advised rest to aid family planning and reduce on field pressure. Jordan, 30, has logged 200 games for his club and will pause play while he and his wife pursue a baby amid mounting professional strain.
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Adelaide
Tony Jordan
Croatia
Sis
Jordan
Ares
Officials to test demand for uranium in Australia
Acting Prime Minister Anthony said Australian officials will discuss overseas nuclear safeguards and update information on prospective uranium demand. The talks follow Prime Minister Fraser's Europe talks and London remarks on policy before Parliament's August Budget session. Fraser indicated a July decision based on the Fox second inquiry into Ranger uranium, stirring opposition criticism.
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Europe
Fraser
London
Britain
Callaghan
Justice Fox
Ranger
Jr Fraser
Environment, Housing and Community Development
Newman
House of Representatives
Australia
Fox
Senate
Withers
Austtili
Departments of
Foreign Affairs
Australian Atomic Energy Commission
Deception over early uranium decision sparks opposition claim
Uren accuses Fraser of deception as the Opposition attacks an intended early uranium decision. Keating and others say cabinet was not consulted. Senate debate on Fox report and nuclear safeguards to be linked to Budget session while officials study uranium needs. Dr Hughes urges deferral due to safety, enviro and waste concerns. Melbourne observers note government breach of debate promise.
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Uren
Fraser
Erasee
Mc Callaghan
Anthony
House of Representatives
Sind
Minerals and Energy
Keating
Legislative Assembly
Peter Hughes
Fox
Melbourne
Australian Conservation Foundation
Geoff Mosley
Equal time urged over uranium moratorium debate
Former Environment Minister Dr Cass and Labor MP Fry urged equal television time for the National Uranium Moratorium Movement as the debate on a five-year moratorium on uranium mining and export intensified. Canberra activists collected 3000 signatures for a national debate while Senator Melzer signaled possible Labor policy change at the Perth conference.
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Cass
Fry
Lab
ACT
Case
Vic
Asimum
Australia
Bruce Shaw
Fox Reports
Canberra
Melzer
Perth
Humanist Society of Canberra
Griffin Dome
Western Australia
South Australia
Victoria
North
Elephants decline as African wilderness recedes
New York dispatch reports rapid elephant declines across Africa as wilderness shrinks and poaching rises. Scottish zoologist Dr Ian Douglas-Hamilton, based in Kenya, warns not extinction but serious trouble for Africa's elephants. He notes 4 million figures and declines in Uganda Kabalega Falls Park, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Zambia, with poaching, population growth, and habitat loss driving losses. World Wildlife Fund and IUCN sponsor his survey.
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New York
Africa
Ian Douglas-lamiton
Kenya
New York Zoological Society
Kidepe National Park
Rwanda
Tanzania
Zambia
Douglas Hamilton
World Wildlife Fund
International Union
Conservation of Nature
Canberra
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Zaire
Zambua
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Dough Harmilton
Bugesora
Akagera Park
Atre
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Bruce Juddery
Australian Ethnic Affairs Council
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N.S.W. Petrol Freeze
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Medibank
Rhodesia
A.L.P. Housing Plan
Ottawa
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