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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1972
Page
3
A Sydney based contest over the Concorde supersonic airliner pits environmental fears against technological optimism. Proponents argue engines and design reduce noise and emissions, while opponents warn of wildlife disruption, time zone disruption, and safety concerns. The debate features claims about aircraft performance, passenger surcharges, and geopolitical implications amid international rivalries.
A fragmented piece references a silent group by the roadside and a blue car amid a tense drive during a long weekend. It mentions Moroney party, a stop aid, and questions about casualties or warmth after alleged acts. Valerie is noted for Sunday, June 11, 1972.
A vivid account of sapphire hunting near Amukie Queensland, detailing the Willows field and nearby areas, the rough camp life, methods to find sapphires and rubies, and the feverish rush as prospectors and locals watch a major find. Notable residents include Arthur and Billie Adams of Brisbane and Peter Laws, gem buyer.
A ceremonial opening yesterday celebrated a floating Aboriginal Embassy moored in Central Basin beyond the first embassy site. Officials and diplomats attended as spokesmen described water access under Commonwealth land trespass provisions, with discussions of future premises and legislative action to formalize offshore rights. An onlooker's mishap and playful moments colored the event, while Attendees noted the embassy is a temporary measure until Parliament House is built and suitable arrangements are legislated.
Uncertain text describes a prime minister planning a public image building tour and potential international outreach. Mentions a hypothetical South Pole trip as a distant prospect, with no verifiable dates or sources.
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