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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1975
Page
12
A fragmentary review notes Antonioni as a foreign language director with regular film work. It hints at the film The Passenger and discusses themes, production notes, and critical reception with sparse, garbled details from the era.
The garbled text hints at 1930s Hollywood themes, noting Waldo Salt and actors Karen Black, Homer, Beart, and Faye. It references film and cinema shifts, personal storytelling, and the broader world of movie history, though specifics are unclear.
The ANU Company of the Army Reserve will visit all secondary schools in Canberra over the next weeks as part of a major recruiting drive. The commander, 2a Miler SE. Benten con, announced the program to show soldiers’ qualifications as officers during these school visits.
The article outlines home nursing subsidies and government assistance including local authority backing, elaborating on ranges of payments. It notes months and figures related to nurse salaries and service periods, with references to health agencies and subsidies beginning in July.
Figures show a rise of over 0 percent in use of onsite vans and a 33 percent drop in tourist owned vehicles using the park. The fragmentary text records onsite transport trends and shifts in vehicle usage related to the park.
Police in Bunaay Queensland press for a full judicial inquiry into malpractice claims against the Teaching Minister Mr Camm. The Mid Coast investigation follows charges raised by Pakceman of Bally ma, urging formal scrutiny of practice standards and official conduct.
Coroner says the pilot violated rules leading to a fatal night parachute drop in Canberra. The inquest heard both the brain and heart injuries caused instant death from multiple impacts. Authorities questioned fitness to fly and potential license revocation for the pilot.
A government statement announced expansion of the Derwent River bridge from four to five lanes. The move follows the Derwent crossing expert advisory committee report issued on 18 second Derwent crossing. Prime Minister Whittingham and Premier Nelson endorsed the committee's recommendation after the bridge collapse incident and related safety reviews.
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