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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

May 30, 1977

Page

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Government firm on union stand

Melbourne reports the government will exclude ACSPA from the National Labour Consultative Council despite ACSPA’s refusal of a modified IRB plan. Spokesman Mr Street said ACSPA must accept the amended bill to participate. ACTU and CAGEO remain ready to proceed. Small employers criticize the changes, saying safeguards against compulsory union membership were removed.

Melbourne National Labour Constiltative Council ACSPA ACTU CAGEO NLEC Council Bill Dobson Australian Earthmovers and Road Contractors Federation

Roads Set to Reopen After Weekend Rain Fallout

Canberra roads including the old Charnwood Road at Macgregor Majura Lane near Canberra Airport and Angle Crossing were closed due to heavy rain but expected to reopen for peak hour. Police logged 52 ACT road accidents Friday afternoon to 6pm yesterday as rain fell with temperatures from minus 1 to 11 degrees. Perisher Valley recorded 4 centimetres of snow while skiers enjoyed sunny conditions at Smiggin Mole and nearby areas.

Canberra Charnwood Road Macgregor Majura Lane Canberra Airport Angle Crossing Act Perisher Valley Smiggin Mole

Hijackers must name their destination in Dutch hijack crisis

Report from The Hague shows South Moluccan hijackers demanding a flight plan and destination. Government warns no hostages will be allowed to depart the country unless a clear destination is specified. Police secure scenes as negotiations stall. 50 hostages remain on a train near Glimmen and four others in a school. A thanksgiving service was held for freedom of 105 schoolchildren previously seized.

Napreuter Tuatier Zeevalking Schiphol Hyackers Reevalkine Sai Glimmen Assen Justice Ministry Bovens Smilde Chipp Adelaide ‘Town Australia

Chipp attacks wage-price freeze at Sydney rally

Australian Democrats leader Chipp denounces the wage-price freeze as the meanest political charade of the century at Sydney launch. He recalled resigning from the Liberal party on March 24 and urged Australians to break free, citing privacy invasion fears and government overreach as fuel for a new, representative party. He praised crowd turnout and hinted at Adelaide rally plans while stressing independence of the judiciary.

Sydney Australian Democrats Chipp Liberal Party Chiy Sydney Owl Hall Australis High Court

Fire kills hundreds at Beverly Hills Supper Club in Kentucky

In Southgate Kentucky a blaze at the Beverly Hills Supper Club killed about 149 known dead with final tallies near 200 as police reported many still buried. Hospitals treated roughly 60 with more injured, people sent to Cincinnati and local schools turned into emergency centers. Fire crews battled the blaze before it was brought under control.

Southgate Kentucky Red Cross Cincinnati Ohio Beverly Hills

Nightclub Fire Tragedy Leaves Dozens Dead in Panic

Authorities report no fire sprinkler system at the club and a power outage triggered a deadly stampede as crowds rushed exits. Fire officials say many died or were seriously injured in the chaos with 50 more bodies still inside. Dr Herbert Flessa led responders amid stunned witnesses, while singer John Davidson escaped unharmed and helped evacuate patrons. A waiter recalled 200 people reaching the roof for safety as the venue’s kitchen and ballroom areas fed the blaze.

Associated Press Kentucky State Patrol Sayin Herbert Flessa Aap-Reuter John Davidson

Comedy club fire escape turmoil amid chaotic rush

Survivors recount a fast spreading blaze at a comedy venue as patrons pushed toward doors and climbed bars and tables to escape. Kay Barksdale of Cincinnati and Kay Teeter McDonald credited staff and quick actions, while a staffer urged evacuation.

Kay Barksdale Cincinnati

Heroes praised as lifesaving comedians in crisis

Mr Richard Schafflein, 32, saluted the comedians for staying calm and telling jokes during the crisis. He said they were great the way they were and credited them with saving many lives including his own.

Richard Schafflein

Beverly Hills Supper Club Fire Toll Ties Historic Loss

Southgate Kentucky reports the Beverly Hills Supper Club blaze yields the worst nightclub death toll in the United States since 1942 Cocoanut Grove fire in Boston. Earlier fires include Port Chester discotheque blaze in 1974 and a 1903 Iroquois Theatre tragedy in Chicago.

Linda Carroll Joyce Southgate Kentucky Beverly Hills Cocoanut Grove Boston United Press International Port Chester New York New York City Iroquois Theatre Chicago

Cuban air crash claims 67 lives in Havana disaster

Soviet Aeroflot Nyushin 67 crashed near Jose Marti Airport in Havana while landing. One survivor, a 46 year old Soviet citizen, died in hospital. Victims include British tourists, Swedish and West German links, and notable writers Jose Carlos Schwartz and Olwen Walters.

Havana Agence France-Presse Tobin Cuba Aeroflot Loo Jose Murti Jose Carlos Schwartz Guinea- Bissau Havas Olwen Walters Lord Soromny-Roberts Sweden West Gemany Lenn Moscow Frankfurt Lisbon

ALP falters in Tasmanian poll showdown

In Hobart the ALP failed to boost its seat tally as Labor candidates placed a distant second to sitting independents in all three divisions they contested. The weekend vote left the Labor effort to widen its slender representation in the Tasmanian Legislative Assembly unsuccessful.

Hobart ALP Labor

Business recovery under way says Australian chamber member

A resident of the Australian Chamber of Commerce asserts that business recovery is progressing well. The report notes environmentalists’ small victory as Senate committee accepts woodchipping as a threat to bush ecology.

Australian Chamber of Commerce Siys Senate

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