Disbelief as Israel welcomes an old enemy
Augustine Zychner reports Sadat’s historic visit to Tel Aviv, breaking decades of mutual distrust. Crowds cheered as the Egyptian leader arrived with Begin and Katzir, amid guards, band music, and a guns salute. Journalists watched in awe as Meir greeted Sadat and the two leaders signaled potential peace.
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Tel Aviv
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Sadat
Tata
Sadat and Begin hold historic talks in Jerusalem
President Sadat meets Prime Minister Begin in Jerusalem during a landmark visit. He plans to outline a peace formula for the Middle East while Arab nations voice distrust, and Libya severs ties with Egypt. Sadat and Beside engage in private talks as crowds cheer and prayers are held at Al Aqsa mosque.
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al Agly
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Sunday in the Park draws crowds in Commonwealth Park
A sunny but cool Canberra Sunday afternoon drew several thousand to Commonwealth Park for the first of the summer Sunday in the Park events. Families with kids and dogs, teens, and many photographers enjoyed model boats on the pond, crafts and painting activities, and musical entertainment from the Blue Folk Community Arts Association as the event marks the third series of the Arts Council program. The series runs for 13 more Sundays with a break after December 1 until February 5.
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Canberra
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ALP backs full tax indexation after election
Melbourne reports show Prime Minister Whitlam stating a Labor Government will support full wage indexation at the first wage hearing post election. Treasury spokesman Harford to spell out indexation, with Adelaide confirmation that full indexation would apply in 1978-79. Both personal income tax schedules and rebates to be adjusted to CPI changes. estimated cost about 1000 million.
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Whitlam
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Adelaide
Abor
Maijers
Labor
Queensland
Whitlam rebukes Lynch over tax loopholes in Melbourne
The Opposition Leader attacks former Treasurer Lynch at a Melbourne press conference, charging he exploited tax laws and failed to close loopholes. He urges Fraser to resign, says ministers must act with public duty, and asserts Lynch's conduct undermines moral authority for taxpayers.
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PM criticises ALP plan on taxes
In Melbourne the Prime Minister Mr Fraser attacked Opposition Leader Mr Whitlam for proposing to replace payroll tax abolishment with tax cuts set for February. Fraser warned the policy would challenge taxpayers and become a central election issue amid mixed industry reactions.
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Fraser
Whitlam
Sydney
Howard as Representative at Sydney In Australian Election Era
Australia’s new Treasurer Howard declined to discuss whether he would stay in the ministry if Fraser’s government is re-elected. In his first interview since sworn in, he said his present task is to present the government’s economy policies in the best possible fight to electors. He stressed there would be no change in direction from Lynch’s policies and called it an honor to represent a team that has followed those policies for two years. The decision on future steps would depend on the Prime Minister, and he did not want to speculate beyond December tenth.
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