Explosion injures man and damages Bundjalung flat in Canberra
An early morning blast at a Bundajaking Crescent flat in Canberra injured a man named Leo Charles Kershaw and left the building heavily damaged. Police suspect a gas leak linked to a gas heater caused the explosion, with damage estimated around 6000 dollars and surrounding windows shattered.
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Ajit Ray
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Canberra
Fay
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Yarralumla
Longest heart transplant travel by air to Richmond
A heart removed in Indianapolis was flown 1000 kilometres by chartered jet to Richmond and implanted in Bertel Anderson, a 35 year old executive, in a five hour operation. Doctors cooled and saline-primed the organ to keep it viable. Anderson remained stable in the coronary ICU.
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Virginia
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Medical College of Virginia
Bertel Anderson
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Paisley Arrests Lead to Obstruction Charge in Ballymena
In Ballymena Northern Ireland police arrested Paisley the alleged leader of a group labeled Police aid found 10 supporters. The incident led to obstruction charges and reports indicate ongoing legal steps as printed on page 5.1 of the source.
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Ballymena
Paisley
Darwin police probe theft from Taiwanese fishing fleet
Darwin detectives believe crew from a Taiwanese boat entered Darwin Harbour and stripped from the Yu Han No 22 after it was confiscated for illegal fishing. About 4000 dollars worth gear vanished including radar scanner and rope while the Tai Ho Na 1 and Jen Ho No 3 are also connected to the case.
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Darwin
David Swift
Swift
Jen Ho No 3
Taiwus
4 Way
Neil Halfpenny
Jin Ho
Air talks fail as 16000 face stand down Melbourne
More than 16 000 airline staff face stand down from midnight after Arbitration Commission talks collapse ending the air traffic controllers strike. The ACTU and unions blame the Public Service Board as controllers and the Australian Federation of Air Pilots warn of further action if members are stood down. Full bench hearings loom if return to work fails, with widespread stand-downs across domestic and international services and mounting costs to carriers and passengers.
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Australia
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Public Service Board
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British Airways
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Sandi
Honolulu
Bangkok
Singapore
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Visual rules plan for air traffic amid ongoing dispute
The plan envisions domestic and international air operations resuming under visual flying rules if controllers are not back to normal. Airlines may operate with longer gaps between flights and limited services until standard control resumes. Australia would permit visual rules with caveats for international arrivals and departures crossing its airspace, while general aviation would stay under visual rules during the dispute.]]>
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Pine Gap exclusive report alleges victimisation of critic
An ex Canberra computer expert formerly at Pine Gap claims discrimination against Australians working at the base for protesting conditions. The report notes his career has been harmed. Another exclusive piece explores Soviet knowledge about allegations involving C14 and Australian unions.
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Canberra
Pine Gap
Rhodesian Crossfire Kills Villagers Reported
A Rhodesian crossfire between troops and guerrillas reportedly killed 35 villagers. The incident drew international attention as Australia and the United States discussed uranium policies. Page 3.
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Rhodesia
Australia
United States
Theister
Anthony
Freedom of Information Act question raised by Geoffrey Sawer
Geoffrey Sawer asks whether there is any need for a Freedom of Information Act. Between the Lines page 2. This brief note surveys public access concerns and potential benefit for transparency in government records.
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Geoffrey Sawer
NATO President Cartes tell
NATO officials state that communist forces are much stronger. greater defense readiness is urged for national security. Page 4.
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Cartes
NATO Gowers
Canberra magistrate comments on air strike case mishap
The Federal secretary of the ACOA says the secretary would have had no role in the air strike. A magistrate in Canberra criticizes delays in the justice process noting a travesty as two men faced new charges after serving part of their jail terms.
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Hane
Government eyes air force aid for air traffic control
Canberra says today will see the government bring in Australian Defence Force experts to staff air traffic control gear at major airports. Ministers and cabinet have approved a contingency plan amid ongoing strikes and talks breakdowns. Government sources note overseas flight limits and zone activities should be underway soon. Fraser indicated defence personnel would be used to restore services.
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Navy
Melbourne
Air
Launceston
Fraser
Regent
ACT man wrongfully imprisoned in Canberra freed by judge
Mr Justice Fox found Canberra Police Court chief magistrate Kilduff erred in imposing 120 days hard labour as part of a compensation order against John Lachlan Parry 34 of Kambah. Parry had paid four instalments. warrants were deficient and the conviction certificate faulty. Parry was discharged and ordered to reappear for sentence.
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Kilduff
John Lachlan Parry
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Tull
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