First three clubs want poker machines
The ACT Poker Machine Viewing Board reported that the Canberra Southern Cross Club, Tradesmen's Union Club, and Banqer Club Ltd had voted yes on poker machines in ballots. Board chair Mr Paul Raynes said results show majority support, with remaining ballots to be counted and final decisions to be made within a fortnight.
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Tives Act
Slubs
Registrar of the “Act
Pail Raynes
Raynes
Canberra
Southern
Cross Club
Woden
Tradesmen's ‘Union Chul Inc
Banbesaw Club Ltd
Nad
Anc
Culby
Fragmentary 19th Century News Items From Sydney
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Sydney events and a possible feature or sponsorship. Names and details are unclear, with references to Friday, Swiss, Welsh, and a 1 metre Tower at a shopping area. The passage is incomplete and lacks coherent facts for a fuller report.
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Yassirl
Sydney
Ogra
Tor Cheney
Weafield Bhoppingtons
Atas Ee Will
Gol
Body Found on West Bair Feigh on Gold Coast
Police recovered the body believed to be Mick Margaret Rasewayne 43 of the Gold Coast. He had been missing for 16 days. A couple reported seeing the body in a vacant lot at West Bair Feigh on the Gold Coast.
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Drishane
Khody
Mick Margaret
Rasewayne
Gold Coss
West Bair Feigh
Gold Coast
Late News Woman Dies in Komulng Oporto
A bomb explosion in a house in Oporto, reported by AAP Reuters, injures and fatally harms a woman. The blast disrupts the area as authorities assess the incident and identify the group claimed to be responsible, with connections to local political factions.
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Komulng Oporto
Reuter
Nes
Ilspand
Wes
Buaoric Novenes
Ally Set
Portugues
Searchers extend helicopter aid for missing brothers
NSW police and rescue teams, aided by two long range RAN helicopters from HMAS Albatross and four RAAF helicopters, scoured about 16 square kilometres between Woy Woy and Sassafras for brothers aged 21 and 13 missing since Monday. Ground parties and air support covered rough terrain including gullies and steep terrain as observers noted no sign of the youths despite extensive daylight searches.
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Fleet Air Art Base
Hmas Albatros
Nowra
Canberra
Navy
Helivonters
Searehayem
Pear
Vale
Coles Close Store After 20 Years at City Walk
The Coley Variety store at City Walk will close next Saturday as NSW authorities report the retailer will not renew fees. The shop sold items from soft goods to hardware and has operated about 20 years. Nine staff will be laid off and transfers occur to Coles outlets at Innson, Eivie, and Curlie Supermarkets.
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Coley
Canberra
Moon
Nsw
Marazer
Aenday
Atore
Meet
Coles Erourts
Innson Eivie
Curlie
Hijacked Philippine Air Lines jet grips 109 aboard
Six Moslem tribesmen seize a Philippine Air Lines jet near Manila with 109 passengers and crew. They demand 3.5 million for release and threaten to fly the plane to another country. Military forces respond as a tense standoff unfolds at Manila International Airport.
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Manila
Philippine Air Lines
Health insurance split favors private funds says minister
Health minister Mr Hunt said about half the population would save health care wholly with private funds. A family could pay around $9,000 a year for private insurance to choose a doctor in hospital. Many would opt for private funds like MediBank with a private hospital option or basic Medibank cover. At a $9,000 family income the Medibank levy plus limited private insurance equals government estimates of private fund premiums for hospital and medical cover at S350.
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Hunt
Te ‘Mediibank Jevy Atu Hve
Medibank
Wnssronee
Navy
Sihlen
Canberra
Talks on hospital reforms with private sector incentives
Mr Hut outlined plans for private specialists to handle a sufficient share of work in public hospitals. He aims to hire a contitiente early next month and expects a resolution in three to four weeks. The government seeks to balance private insurers and public care under Medibank reforms to curb costs while expanding private options.
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Hut
Canberra
Walt
Unions criticise cuts in government package
ACTU executives in Sydney condemn the Federal NOW economic package as unacceptable. Senior vice president Dolan says union representatives will express their views in budget discussions. The union warns spending cuts will heighten unemployment, especially in health and education sectors.
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Bres
Eige
Tyne
Indesanion
Reubon Hovees
Woks Capners
Yale
Medibank
Alon Eypenihire
Aboriginal tenor Harold Blair dies in Melbourne
Harold Blair, renowned Aboriginal tenor, died in Melbourne at 51 after a heart attack. Born at Cherbourg Mission, Queensland, he trained at Melba Conservatorium and advocated for Aboriginal children, founding the Harold Blair Aboriginal Children’s Welfare. His work with Indigenous youths and his status as a national figure left a lasting impact on Australia’s cultural history.
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Melbourne
Harold Blair
Mercy Tospislal
Cherbour Mission
I Oweensland
Filometres Nortwest
Harry
Green
Brisbane
Lawrence Pontirme
Je Waa
Melba Conservatorium of Mass
Anversono
Iker
Hhe
Harold Biajr
Queene
Mo Fraser
Austalia
Harold
Bystement
Austrasia
Hte Bhai
Australia
Sydney
Abduction Arrestes Mystery Girl Found In Sydney
A girl identified as Katherine Alice Molt of Toul Dover Highs was abducted and later found wandering in a distressed state. Police report she was sedated in hospital after being taken by a man on a stated daytime incident.
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Sydney
Tonjai
Katherine Alice Molt
Toul Dover Highs
Eilsle
Ion Oar
Public servants press ministers on role in policy
Adelaide reports at a Rotary forum former customs chief and now department head Mr Bakewell argues for a partnership between ministers and public servants. He says servants must aid policy making while remaining neutral, warning current practice risks bias and career consequences. The talk calls for a redefined public service role.
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Hatte
Adlai
R. Dh. Bakewell
Bet the Isles
Bakewell
Bay Lack Ie
Hincheon
Adelaide
Chile
Mintter
Saster-Ervant
Stanlor
Nervants
Moe
Ional
All Divorces For New Court All Now Divorce Processing
The item notes ongoing divorce proceedings at the Fundy Law Court with June 1 as a reference point. It mentions the resurgence of divorce activity under a new court system and provides a brief nod to legal processes in place. The piece also references other unrelated notes in a Saturday Page section.
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Fundy Law ‘Cours
Tage
Hormones, Typhoon, and a University Mention Reported
Fragmented OCR notes reference hormones affecting a university, a plan for Australian assistance, bond negotiations around 18200 dollars, and a sports cup tournament in Cas herrera with political and world news snippets, all on mixed pages. Entities include University of Caular, Australian Assistance Plan, Commonwealth Government, United States capital market, Montes Cup, Cam Weer Cup, Jack Page.
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Cas
Jack Page
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