Miners Stay Despite Company Exits in Australia
The NSW South Cone mine faced abandonment but 131 miners, led by union members of the Mineworkers Federation, decided to stay on. They claim safety and employment rights amid a corporate pullout by Ellin Development, planning to hold a meeting today as authorities contemplate a government act to compel safe mine operations.
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Sydney
Ual
Nsw South Cone
Ellin Development
Unis Bys
Cout Hage
Colbiers
Colley
Westal
Munscomn
Rom Haley
Bresiiliey
Ste
Ate
Car
Sichugh
Smog Chill Hits Canberra Airports Delays Likely
Thick morning haze enveloped Canberra causing widespread air delays as flights were disrupted by heavy smoke from a NSW Forestry Commission operation. Visual guidance and instrument landings faced restrictions, with authorities warning health risks and possible ongoing disruptions into the afternoon and beyond.
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Canberra
Bitter reaction to wage increases sparks unrest
Canberra reports predict widespread industrial unrest after the wage increase approved by the Arbitration Commission. Union leaders in Sydney and Adelaide declare strikes imminent as the new minimum and adult award wages rise by 4.70 per week, taking Sydney to 51.40. Falls in other capitals trigger immediate stoppages and protests across major firms.
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Labor Party
Clyde Cameron
Canberra
Sydney
Adelaide
Melbourne
Commonwealth Copetharion
Mec
B. Brown
Nsw
Amalgamated Metalworkers Union
Joy Manufacurers
Bowny
Commonwealth Engineering
Perth
McMahon
Imac
Auvirasian Council of Trade
Unio Me
Hawke
Sydney Morning Herald reports on strike action at Sydney
A Sydney Morning Herald report notes a paper strike affecting distribution and staff at the Sydney operation. The article mentions disruptions to the ePaper and print editions, with emphasis on unpaid or delayed work and possible penalties for striking workers.
Temperate decision on national wage rise debated
The Full Bench of the Commonwealth Arbitration Commission delivered a temperate ruling amid debate over a 1 percent increase to the national wage bill. Prolonged discussions centered on timing and scope of future raises across metal industries and potential downstream effects on wage growth and inflation.
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Commonwealth — Conciliation and Arbitration Commission
Julie Moore
Metal Industries
Metal-Indust
Seven Tasmania students arrested during campus protest
Seven students were arrested at the University of Tasmania in Hobart during a 24 hour demonstration. Police dispersed a crowd on Churchill Avenue as traffic was disrupted and a police escort halted bystanders. Students planned a campus meeting to discuss the new under Government policy while chanting and cheering.
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Hobart
Liversity
Tasmania
Churchill Avenue
Unter
Ifir Cabin
Modent
Prolc
Studens Replec
Aoe Na Vee Her Awe To Paris Creme M Toee
A fragmented OCR note mentions a journey to Paris with a focus on a creme product. The readable terms suggest travel and cosmetics but details are unclear. Further legible text is needed to establish people, places, or a concrete event.
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Paris
Nixon orders additioal fighters and carriers in Viet Nam
Washington reports the Nixon administration will send more than 50 fighter bombers to the Viet Nam war and deploy three additional aircraft carriers for operations off Vietnam for the first time. The move aims to boost U.S. air strength in Indochina and intensify bombardment of Haiphong and other targets. Military briefings from Saigon note improvements in aircraft and helicopter capabilities for fire support as planning anticipates further air operations next week.
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Washington
Vietnam
New York Times News Service
IndoChina
North Vietnam
Guenarad
St Dom
Herouw Iy
Smi
Haiphong
Saigon
Ihe Qrowide Ulaiber
Uniind Prete International
Plore
Hue
Hadly Ponuiar
Publicity shy wedding tops Sydney scene at Sebel Town House
Mr Miller’s wedding to Dr and Mrs Alistair Paul’s daughter unfolds quietly after the sensational opening of his latest theatre venture Jews Christ Superstar. Security guards guard exits while reporters climb fire escapes to witness the private ceremony at the Wayside Chapel, 6.25pm, in a gold and olive presidential suite with close family present.
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Sebel Town House
Elizabeth Bay
Miler
Mint Wendyait
Milles
Ted Notts
Didot
Mr Miller
Chil Sen
Mer Miller
Mian Paul
Alistair Paul
Pleasant Valley Farm
Greenpaist
Gosford
Kashmir ceasefire breakdown sparks renewed fighting
Reporters say India and Pakistan accuse each other of violating the December ceasefire after a reported cross border attack. A summit failed to ease tensions as both sides claim casualties from the latest clashes.
Times man expelled from The Timer for foreign correspondents
David Honavia, 32, a correspondent of The Timer, was expelled from the Soviet Union today for activities incompatible with the role of foreign correspondent. The expulsion follows the decision by official authorities after a review of his reporting and associations.
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Moscow
David Honavia
Timer
Soviet Union
Australian bishops rally poverty scrux call
Twenty four Australian Anglican bishops backed a poverty relief appeal led by Archbishop of Sydney Marcia Lone. The report notes broader international tensions with IRA activity in New Ladue, and mentions U S primaries and soccer federation updates alongside other brief items. The piece reflects a busy multi-page World section with varied briefings and diary notes.
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Tanteck
Sydney
Marcia Lone
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