ASIO queries on PS forms spark fear among public servants
The ACT union plans to require public service staff handling environmental impact statements and social issues to disclose personal details. The Administrativel Clerical Officers Association argues this risks privacy invasion for Department of Environment and Community Development employees and demands an appeals process for security assessments.
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Security move on leaks raises ASIO expansion plan
Government weighs broader use of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation to curb leaks from departments, potentially including phone tapping and expanded surveillance. The National Times reports senior ministers back the move led by Prime Minister Fraser and secretary A T Carmody, amid concerns over security breaches and journalistic sources.
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ACT man and two sons die in highway crash
A Canberra man Donald Eric Munro aged 30 and his two sons Richard Joan aged 4 and Scott David aged 7 died after a collision between a car and a truck on the Hume Highway about 1 kilo meters north of Mittagong on Saturday morning. The driver of the truck May Godfrey, 34, of Bury, was treated for minor injuries. Ten people were killed on NSW roads this weekend.
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Leg Severed in Mugga Lane Motorcycle Crash
Parkes NSW rider Barry Michael Lan nan, 19, suffered a severe leg injury when his motorcycle crashed on Mugga Lane last night. He was flown to Woden Valley Hospital for treatment.
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Sdoopital
Van Holidays Ot Wo 4 Oid School House Saturday
A fragment mentions a van holiday event at a school house on Saturday with unclear details. No clear names or organizations are readable. The note seems fragmentary and lacks verifiable specifics for a fuller summary.
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Turday
NCDC pledges to meet WHO air standards in Canberra basin
The NCDC announced at an ANU conference that future transport and industry in the ACT will be checked to keep Canberra basin air within World Health Organization standards. The ACT branch of the Clear Air Society supported the pledge citing unique basin conditions that raise pollution risk.
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Carbon monoxide threat looms in Canberra center
Senator Knight told a conference that carbon monoxide levels in central Canberra posed a community health risk. He urged immediate action, backing a proposed air pollution ordinance and domestic source controls while industrial surveys and vehicle emissions measures were implemented to prevent deterioration.
Soviet Union blasts China in harsh attack over new world war threat
Moscow denounces Beijing in a sharp commentary as tensions flare eight months after Mao's death. The Soviet article accuses China of aggressive designs and warns the West that any move could trigger a new world war while noting Geneva talks on arms control resume.
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Soviet Union
China
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Moadue
Milan
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Peking
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Pacific island migrants cheered by limited aid debates
Two women MIT students rate sexual prowess of 36 named men. Protestants cancel attempted general strike in Northern free land. US faces growing terror threat to nuclear plants. Bad weather and delays hit airline passengers. Commuter reviews roadside and building advertising controls.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Northern
Free Land
Tourists Guide Page Ten Notice
Page ten guide for visitors lists pages twelve and thirteen with highlights. No events or dates specified. Describes what readers may find on those pages and directs to follow the publication for more details.
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