Public service staff reject pay rise offer in Melbourne hearings
In Melbourne yesterday, public service stall associations rejected a board offer of about 14 percent for second division officers as open hearings before the Public Service Board continued. The dispute centers on a wage rise from 19 to 22 percent for certain divisions, with arbitration expected to shape a final decision and possible government action.
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Brisbane Post Office box cancelled over offensive pamphlet
The PMG cancelled a Brisbane Post Office box used by the Womens Liberation Movement after a pamphlet distributed to girls at Brisbane schools quoted the box number. A PO spokesman said the withdrawal followed study of the flyer under the Postal and Telegraphs Act allowing action on obscenity or indecency. Sir Alan Hulme called the pamphlet offensive if not obscene.
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Womens Liberation Movement
Post Office
Postal and Telegraphs Act
Alan Hulme
Fut Kaban 4 te Stet 44 a LLee 4 HR nmin Coup
Fragmentary OCR text reports a sports coup or match note with unclear names and numbers. The readable fragments mention Fut Kaban, Stet, and LLee with a 4 and 44 score element, but essential details are missing to determine teams, venue, or outcome.
Three to begin fast at Parliament House today
Melbourne activists led by Mir Paul Poermaman Vy an Indonesian writer Mr Steve Boones and Mr Geel Frans plan a refugee aid protest at Parliament House steps from 10am to urge higher government aid for refugees in India. They aim to host a refugee dinner on the lawns outside Parliament House with Prime Minister McMahon and senior ministers invited. Police earlier arrested two of the men on Melbourne GPO steps but charges were later withdrawn.
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Steve Boones
Geel Frans
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Cheen
Rooney
Commonwealth
Seoft Evans
Chifley
Paul Poernoma
Steve Rooney
Parlament House
Sally Ray
Lamb Place
Weekend NSW road toll hits twenty eight. belt rule praised
Sydney reports twenty eight people killed on NSW roads during Labour Day weekend, six more than last year, raising toll to 471. Minister Morris urged investigation, noted a drop in belt use yet a record toll occurred in first Belt wearing week. A Ford Falcon wrecked near Boorowa injured a sleeping man. other incidents cited with Victorians among casualties. Canberra Hospital updates and calls for a full judicial inquiry into road safety followed.
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Boorowa
John MeoNicol
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Cooma
Geoff Onhorn
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Yass Hospital
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North Narra
Bathurst fines total record as 50 cited after race
A record 3705 in fines was imposed on 50 people at Bathurst Court in a special sitting conducted by Mr T H Pike SM. The session followed the Bathurst 500 mile car race held at Mount Panorama yesterday. Attendees reached about 40 000 spectators.
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Bowen to speak at UN General Debate in New York
The Minister for Foreign Affairs Mr Bowen will deliver a speech at 6.30am AEST in the United Nations general debate in New York. A copy of the remarks was issued in Canberra last night and the Canberra Times will report it tomorrow.
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New York
Canberra
Canberra Times
Eight still missing on life raft off northern NSW coast
Brisbane reports three days after the ketch One and All sank after taking on water. Eight crewmen aboard the Middleton Reef bound vessel, including six from Queensland and two from NSW, abandoned to an inflatable raft. a heavy sea search covered over 6000 square miles with no trace found. The search is led by Commonwealth Shipping and Transport air-sea rescue, with Orion aircraft, HMAS Onslow, and two ships involved.
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Melbourne fighter knocked down in final round
Featherweight boxer Davey Jones was taken to hospital after a right cross from Alan Prewitt in the final round of a preliminary bout at Festival Hall. Jones was lightly punished until the knockdown, and referee Al Basten stopped the fight when it became clear he could not continue. He was carried from the ring believed to have concussion.
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Deetor Jones
President Thieu claims landslide vote in Vietnam election
President Thieu declares broad Vietnamese participation as final tally shows 5,776,074 votes for Thieu and 383,148 against. Opposition figures complain of rigging while Ky and Minh withdraw, alleging ballot manipulation. Thieu vows to persevere with campaign despite U.S. pressure.
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Ly Qui Chung
Sad
Str Thies
Thieu
Deamat
Dueng Wan
Minh
Rar
Thien
United States
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Reeven
Evelmet
Surprise landslide in Saigon Thieu win sparks new leadership
President Thieu secured about 60 percent of the vote with Da Nang reporting 74.4 percent for Thieu. Frontrunner Thiên will begin a new term October 3, as Fran Van Huong becomes Vice President and Air Kiem advances to Prime Minister amid widespread election disputes and protests.
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Fran van Huong
Air Kiem
Myr Flisworth Burkert
Saigon
da Nang
Thien
United Press International
Stewart Kellerman
Tipe
Primate Criticizes Govt Over Cricket Tour Decision
A primate criticizes the federal government for refusing to associate with the Cricket Board of Control following the cancellation of the Springboks cricket tour. Parliamentarians cut income to join ATP schemes, while a race at Flying Handicap yesterday drew no inquiry from stewards after an eased betting move.
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Spies Leave Britain for Leningrad Amid Diplomatic Tensions
Soviet diplomats and trade officials left London with their families for Leningrad, incensed by spying concerns. The event appears on page 4 as part of ongoing coverage of Cold War tensions between Britain and the Soviet bloc.
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London
Leningrad
Jail ends civic destruction aimed sentence for incitement
Melbourne judge describes the aim as civic destruction and sentences Albert Langer, 22, to 18 months in jail for attempting to incite assault on police at Yarra Bank. Langer’s wife Kerry, present in court, is fined 200 dollars for contempt after shouting fascist. Langer appeals within 14 days. prison classification to decide placement at Pentridge. Education facilities to be offered in prison for a Monash Diploma.
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Albert Langer
Gray
Unity Court
Langer
Kerry
Mr Langer
Waverley
Yarra Bank
Pentridge
A. G Booth
Monash University
Monash Association
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