TAA pilots return flights back to normal
Canberra talks between Australian Federation of Air Pilots and government led to a temporary restart of interstate services by TAA. A pilot dismissed for alleged safety breaches will be reviewed, and new procedures were agreed to. Flights resumed last night with five flights and more services planned as aircraft availability improves.
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Ceasefire talks stall as shooting erupts near Cairo meeting place
In Cairo five week talks to stabilise the region faltered after a shooting incident near the desert meeting site. No concrete results or new meeting date emerged. Reports described mortar fire and uncertain provocation as observers watched from a nearby checkpoint. Soviet leader urged comprehensive security talks in Asia.
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Kumamoto Fire Kills and Injures Dozens in Dept Store
A Kumamoto Japan department store fire trapped shoppers on upper floors as smoke rose and five firemen with ladders aided rescues. About 77 dead and 77 injured were reported as firefighters battled the blaze for hours. The sprinkler system failed and power cuts hindered efforts. Fire officials said many employees were missing and the building was in the process of rebuilding after a prior incident.
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Health-plan Bill before Parliament
The National Health Insurance Bill was introduced in the House of Representatives by the Minister for Social Security Mr Hayden. The bill aims to establish a health finance program with universal entitlement to medical and hospital benefits, funded by a levy on taxable income and with safeguards to protect privacy. The program will cover a wide range of medical services and is designed to be accessible to all residents, with cards issued to facilitate claims.
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Pal Fen
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Poems by Yevtushenko Published in English
Book pages reveal more poems by Yevtushenko in English with noted iovel nnes. Malcolm Pettigrove comments on the iovel nature and the poet. The piece mentions rude songs edited anonymously and published, with Maurice Dunlevy evaluating the obscenity and its significance.
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Malcolm Pettigrove
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Maurice Dunlevy
Changes to schools Bill to be considered
The Acting Education Minister Mr Bowen said the government would discuss an Opposition amendment to the Slaves Grants Schools Bill. He warned no talks would occur without a clear statement repealing the 1972 levy while funding government and non government education. The Opposition proposed to keep per capita grants but exclude wealthy schools under the policy, a plan to cost under 3 million annually.
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Imation
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Indo Soviet talks in Delhi aim at finalizing 19 agreements
Soviet leader Mr Brecknov and Indian Prime Minister Mrs Gandhi meet today to seal the finishing touches on 19 agreements spanning economy and other matters. Breshew, who arrived in New Delhi, leaves for home tomorrow.
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Proposals for Canberra plan seek higher density housing
Canberra planners unveiled new proposals to increase development density in the ACT. The Farlinmemory County Committee approved 13 phased variations to Canberra’s plan, adding 28 new town blocks, serviced lots, shops, and community buildings east of Melba, with new roads to ease traffic and widen the city’s edge toward the airport and racecourse areas.
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Phillip
Ucleteu
Satcines
ACTU to build Canberra centre costing over a million
Canberra plans a new ACTU headquarters centre with a price tag exceeding one million pounds. The project involves the Development Commission, Commonwealth Bank, and Canberra officials, aiming to house staff and union offices. Final talks with NCDC expected within six months, with construction about 16 months thereafter.
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Premier names new NSW Cabinet in late election reshuffle
The Premier of NSW, Robert Askin, names Wisnes Cabinet after a late election. Greek Prime Minister Ambrouty Sopoutoy announces a roadmap toward democracy, while legislation hinders social movements and signals a likely year ahead.
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Fone
Davi Solomon
House Site Parliament House on Capital Hill
A fragmented report notes Parliament House on Capital Hill being rearranged and sent to the House of Representatives. The piece references private aims and governance shifts as readers map regional political changes.
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