Sydney Climbers Stranded On Lord Howe Island Rock
Sydney climbers Thao Kale and Greg Mortimer remained trapped on a rock face off Lord Howe Island after a cyclone affected weather and rescues. Reports say rescue teams from Sydney clubs and local authorities struggled to reach the men as seas and wind hampered access.
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Property payment dispute over municipal development
A Renaniment spokesman said payment for the project had been completed but criticized the department for disclosing the news. He defended the vendors and the Communealith's negotiating position, noting secrecy as standard practice to protect negotiation leverage.
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Sunday ban halts union action at Cameron offices
Workers at the Cameron offices in Belconnen protested and stopped work yesterday. The ACT branch of the Australian Building and Construction Union faced a stoppage while officials discussed the restraint. Donstelingb, a representative, stated the action aimed to place pressure on management.
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Late News Melar Vora Mina Lie Day At Home
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and places with unclear chronology. Extracted items include mentions of MeL aR Vora Mina Lie day and various broken phrases. No coherent event or clear entities to confirm a news item.
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Us N Vietnam agree on peace guarantee in Paris talks
North Vietnam and the United States reached a draft declaration for the Paris peace conference to guarantee the January twenty seventh peace settlement. Hanoi said the document would be examined by the joint governments and possibly signed at a ceremony as delegates seek final wording agreement with other governments. US and North Vietnamese delegates indicated conditions remain and a final decision awaits more information from Saigon.
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Opposition censures Liberal Party government fails
The Parliament defeated a censure motion as the Liberal Country Party government faced opposition attacks over security disclosures. The debate centered on Australia’s defense and Singapore Malaysia arrangements, with ministers accused of briefing security details while others argued for extended adjournment and time for debate.
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Noise shield project shields city park from traffic din
A large earthen mound funded by the National Cyeilat De and Commonvelopment Commission is being placed at a city park to reduce road noise. The shield stands about 12 feet high and uses covered wires to aid noise reduction, according to a spokesman.
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UN Officials Seek New Path In Laos Ceasefire Talks
The draft draft outlines an agreed procedure for four commissions to monitor ceasefire violations and report to the International Central Commission. It references Laos Cambodia and Vietnam, with talks led by a U S and North Vietnamese influence, amid tensions and pending reconvening of the conference. The Saigon delegation pledged safety and accommodation while Vietcong urged unity among its representatives.
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Chinese delegation arrives in Canberra to present letter of introduction
Seven Chinese diplomats travel to Canberra to establish the liaison with Australia, with Chu Coieren to act as Charge d’Affaires and deliver a letter of introduction to the Australian Minister of State, Shasta Willesee.
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Dollar Under Siege as Central Banks Intervene Worldwide
The weakened US dollar faced heavy selling in London Zurich Brussels and Milan with West German and Japanese authorities stepping in. Central banks purchased substantial amounts to support floor levels while gold prices fluctuated and exchange rates showed sharp declines in several European markets.
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Yass Tribune changes hands after 47 years
The 119 year old Yass Tribune was sold to new proprietors Roger Stewart and family from Canberra. Bert Mudge sells and stays as editor for a month. The paper will remain a family business under Yass Tribune Pty Ltd with staff remaining.
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Ip Austell Hind
Ministers killed in crash near Screcin
Warsaw report says two ministers, Radko Basha of Czechoslovakia and Wieslaw Ociepka of Poland, were among about 15 killed when a plane fell last night near Screcin. The crash also claimed other government officials and a foreign minister, as agencies noted.
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Education authority study aims to speed ACT authority setup
A government inquiry discusses an early establishment of an ACT education authority while preserving the current proposal. The environmental matters are raised, with reference to a pipeline inquiry and related line in the section.
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International Civil Avintion — Organisation
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Lobbyists Poet and Nome See Sketches Eppeer
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Reunification Poking Appeals for Nationalist Chinese Support
A fragmented message from an old newspaper page references reunification efforts and a nationalist Chinese supporter named Talia. It mentions a final contest at Taroli Park tonight and hints at sports or political debate, with scattered lines about favourites and enmity. Other page notes include lottery and classified ad sections.
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