Doctors' boycott hinders surgery amid private anaesthetists' refusal
Private anaesthetists in Canberra refuse to work on operations with salaried specialists, delaying treatment as the Australian Medical Association and Trade Practices Tribunal hear submissions. Canberra Hospital Board officials argued the scheme would shift control from full-time specialists, while delays in X-ray results and patient information hinder care. The AMA opposes extending authorisation for doctors to continue opposing the scheme, with a preliminary conference held under the Trade Practices Act.
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Tel Aviv hotel raid leaves many dead and wounded
Fresh gunfire near a Tel Aviv beach hotel followed a prior battle that killed or wounded dozens of hostages and Arabs. Israeli troops swept the Savoy Hotel and nearby buildings as the operation continued with reports of still active gunmen and ongoing explosions.
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Australian Treasurer predicts slow inflation relief amid unemployment rise
Deputy Prime Minister Dr Cairns warned there will be no social contract with unions and unemployment may hit 3 percent before any improvement. He argued deficit financing would modestly curb inflation while outlining a broader view of economic history and capitalist constraints as Australia and the Middle East discuss shared challenges.
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Metal unions seek large pay rise if indexation rejected
Canberra Times interview with Dick Scott of the Metal Trades Federation of Unions states unions would press for wage increases exceeding 40 percent if indexation is denied by the Conciliation and Arbitration Commission. The plan includes restoring September 1974 levels, plus a $30 weekly minimum for junior trades, overtime pay, enhanced leave, and travel accommodations.
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Land acquisition move hidden from council
Queanbeyan council learned of a proposed NSW Housing Commission land purchase for low cost housing only after media inquiries. The proposal involves Council and Reilly Realizations as major owners, with discussions referenced by real estate firm officials and a State MP amid uncertainty over parcel locations near the racecourse and Estchwarih area. Further details were expected on page seven.
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Visit by UK MP in Canberra sparks immigration talks
UK MP John Stonehouse visited Canberra meeting Minister for Labour and Immigration Cameron after a Sydney Melbourne trip with daughter Jane. A Cameron spokesman said Stonehouse thanked the Australian government and would be given 48 hours to leave the country, as he is reportedly set to become a British MP.
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Hostage Crisis Rocks Tel Aviv In Deadly Raid
A dramatic dawn raid by unidentified guerrillas on the New Tel Aviv hotel triggers heavy fighting. Explosions collapse the front as attackers seize vehicles and hostages. Israeli forces respond with overwhelming force pinning down gunmen and freeing some captives amid casualties.
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New threat to housing list and global unrest noted
A fragmenting notice covers housing list threats and political turmoil from Africa to Germany. Mentions Canada, Columbia, southern Africa oppression, the PUN Service airing, and questions about refugee experiences. Also references a US Senate pay rise vote and cricket报道 Queensland versus Victoria in the Sheffield Shield.
Rise in third party car insurance rates ACT
The ACT raises private and business car third party premiums from 60 to 73.80 a year with similar hikes for other classes. The increase, announced by Minister for the Capital Territory Bryant on advice from the Third Party Insurance Premiums Advisory Committee, reflects rising claim costs and administrative expenses. ACT private and Wilneys rates reach 74.40 while NSW and Victoria levels are cited for comparison. premium reviews may occur after 1974 returns.
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Melbourne youth charged after fatal fight near hospital
A 15 year old boy is charged with murder after a grievous assault during a fight near Kingsbury Hospital yesterday. Police said the incident occurred adjacent to the Technical School area as tempers flared. The accused appeared in court today for a preliminary hearing.
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Icebound Ships Blockade Near Antarctic Peninsula
The Glacier, a US icebreaker, and the Argentine icebreaker Ben Matin are trapped in metre thick ice about 30 kilometres from the tip of the Antarctic Peninsula while aiding resupply of Argentine bases. The Glacier responded to a call from the wedged vessel and has a damaged propeller.
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Petrol price increases by two cents a gallon in wholesale
Three petrol companies Cal ies Mobil and Shell plan wholesale petrol increases by around two cents per gallon. The ACT price controller said increases would apply March 1 with further rises likely in the following weeks. The moves follow a trend of price changes since October, affecting diesel and fuel costs across the ACT.
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Shell
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Boy Killed at Mughen Lane Quarry Conveyor Incident
A 16 year old, Ean John Hirst of Mughes, was fatally injured yesterday at the flue metal quarry on Mughen Lane. He was clearing debris under a belt when his head became caught, causing his death.
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