Lake Burley Griffin Lake Safe For Recreation Says Doctor
Dr Flynn chief medical officer of the Sydney Metropolitan Water and Drainage Board asserts Molonglo River and lake water show satisfactory bacteria and viral levels for all recreational use including swimming. He urges authorities to adopt a realistic approach to Lake Burley Griffin water safety amid interdepartmental review.
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Glass spear spoils boy’s heart at Campbelltown home
A four inch shard of glass pierced Geoffrey Price’s heart when he ran through a glass window at his Campbelltown home. He was rushed by ambulance with a police escort from Camden Hospital to Royal Prince Alfred in Sydney. Doctors operated to remove the glass and he is progressing well, no longer on the critical list.
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No viruses found in lake water samples says official
Dr Flynn says NSW Department of Health tests found no viruses in lake water. He cautions a possible psychosis about swimming, argues the lake remains safe between bridges and Scrivener Dam, and urges authorities to publish consistent warnings about swimming in waters used for domestic and industrial purposes.
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Late News: Vehicle Crash Closes Highway After-Impact at Colac
A chaotic crash disrupted highway traffic near Colac as a car driver attempted to flee, prompting police to cordon the scene between vn e and Coolac and divert traffic via Cootamundra. A truck carrying a chemical with anaesthetic properties leaked, but the driver Mr Barney Ker of Melbourne was unharmed.
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ANU Aims At Laser Power 100 Times Current Level
Australian National University physicists are developing a laser far stronger than present systems. They plan to use a massive homopolar generator to drive the beam, potentially enabling thermonuclear reactions with peaceful energy applications. Key challenges include handling extreme mechanical forces and cooling, plus creating compact, efficient laser tubes and arrays. The project aims to test a small section of the required laser and study feasibility for a full system.
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France ready to devalue the franc by up to ten percent
Paris sources say France has accepted a limit of under 10 percent for devaluation to ease the franc crisis. Bonn officials reported a credit aid of about seven billion dollars while a formal devaluation was not confirmed. President de Gaulle dismissed devaluation as absurd last week and a Paris cabinet meeting was planned to decide next steps.
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Austerity moves in France and Germany trade plans
Paris reports officials studying austerity to supplement pending cuts and curb speculative money flows. Germany faces potential devaluation fears while Britain and the US consider tax hikes and tighter credit to ease tremors in markets and balance payments.
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Story Behind Editor's Trial in Rail City Mail
Laurence Ganilare, respected Rail City Mail editor, faces trial over articles in Suit Africa, drifting into false accusations about prison vanli finng. Cecil Epeile, former Sault Afvi cent culirariman, living in Loud, behind the scenes. Page I.
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West Jerusalem market blast kills and wounds many
An explosion at a busy West Jerusalem market killed one and wounded about 70 people, police said. The blast, in a Sabbath eve area, caused fires and crushed stalls as ambulances rushed to the scene.
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