Court records reveal multiple defendants in late case
A fragmented 1972 newspaper snippet describes defendants facing charges in appearance court. One man, Mendersom, received a 48 month sentence after pleading guilty to a spade behavior offense. Another, Roy, was ordered to perform probation terms and remain in court.
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Wichliger
Etunea
Asean
Mecrory
Uim Prey
Tilereen
Na Chaheta
MiCrons
Fiiplatsan
Fox
Bread prices rise amid wage, cost pressures
The Prices Controller Mr McFarland said bread price increases stem from national wage rises and fixed February maximums. A further rise is expected to cover anticipated costs, with bread manufacturers calling for a 26 rise to meet higher production costs.
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ACT
Mr McFarland
Point to Point Bus Service Planned for Workers
The Department of the Capital Territory considers a early next year contract bus scheme offering point-to-point and return travel for groups of workers. Minister Bryant supports it but delivery hinges on buses on order. Aimed at areas with high employee concentration, likely within a small zone such as the Parliamentary triangle, it would shuttle workers from near homes to offices. trial free runs may start in February or March with 15 minute frequencies by September or October.
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Department of the Capital Territory
Capital Territory
Bryant
Gwen Vrew
Tve
Vans to ease Canberra bus shortage today
The Department of the Capital Territory plans to use Kombi vans to mitigate a bus shortage caused by a mechanics strike. About 40 percent of buses could be affected, with 70 buses out of service. Ambulances and fire engines remain exempt from the overtime ban. Public notices warn of possible service disruptions and peak-route redirections.
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Department of the Capital Territory
Canberra
Ibn Transport Section
Matement
Eskimo Nell film attacked by critics in Sydney
In Sydney the Festival of Light and others demanded the Australian Government withdraw its grant amid protests at eskimo Nell. They accused the film of nude scenes and arousing content and urged the Federal Treasury to cancel the 108,000 sponsorship. A Film Development Corporation official noted censorship was a separate matter from potential commercial success.
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Federal Treasury
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Carney family killed in Sydney car crash
Mr Alan Carney, 26, of Annandale, and his six month old daughter Kirstie Anne were killed when their car left the road and hit a tree near Ri Mixed Concrete on Pedersl Highway. Carney's wife Lorita, 22, suffered serious injuries and was taken to hospital. police and ambulance crews freed Carney's body after about an hour.
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Annandale
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Lortia
Thieu aide held as spy in broad crackdown
Government sources said Thieu era aides were arrested in a major spy ring probe. Nuyeen Van Neny owned several properties in Saigon and was linked to supplying information to the insurgents. Do Xvan Ky and Huynh Van Tong faced charges, with Ky accused as a Western agent. Trong and three others received life terms. 37 got up to 20 years hard labor. two were freed.
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Troops seize Ulster fuel depots amid strike disruption
Soldiers moved to key sites including Belfast Harbour petrol stations and a Londonderry depot as engineers walked out. Barbed wire, sandbags and checkpoints were set up around installations while management planned distribution changes and the Ministry of Commerce prepared a response to the fuel crisis.
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Aap-Ap
Histor
Stryke
Alu Anak
Power strikes threaten Northern Ireland as talks falter
Widespread blackouts hit Northern Ireland amid strikes over power supplies. British authorities considered moving troops to power stations while police were ordered to take all measures necessary to maintain order. Prime Minister Wilson faced pressure as union leaders warned of escalating action and potential government response.
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Rees
Liamal
Teope
Northern Ireland
Olfmark
Souirzes
Fifth man dies in NSW storms and chaos
Fragmented wires report a fifth death amid NSW storms and ongoing turmoil. The page notes housing loan refusals and upcoming auctions, with a broad mix of garbled phrases about international events and local notices.
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Nsw
Premiers Discuss Money Crisis Ahead of Conference
Premiers and Finance officials plan talks on Australia’s tight money situation at the Premiers Conference and Loan Council meeting in Canberra. Victorian Premier Hamer indicates support from premier colleagues as Prime Minister Whitlam and senior ministers prepare for the budget talks. The Government faces calls to ease liquidity, with bankers urging release of reserves to trading banks amid a fragile banking outlook.
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Hamer
Tassi Ne Wll
Uber Prenvers
Me Whitlam
Cream
Barnard
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Nord
New Tenants Move Into Hotel Canberra Building
Several parliamentary committees have begun moving into the Hotel Canberra after the lease was surrendered. The Public Works Committee started occupation, with other panels including Public Accounts and Parliamentary Library teams expected to follow within ten days. A ministerial statement is anticipated at an appropriate time.
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Public Works Committee
Perator
Canberra Times
Eau Sprey
Department of Services and Property
Public
Parliamentary Library
Him Sud
Wil Bo
Banks to Seek Reserve Funds Amid Inflation Pressure
Australian trading banks plan to request a release of funds from Statutory Reserve Deposits from the Reserve Bank of Australia in Sydney. The move aims to ease liquidity but could reverse government efforts to curb inflation. The timing remains uncertain as negotiations with the Reserve Bank continue.
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