ALP plans opposed by new group in Melbourne
A large family doctors group, the National Association of General Practitioners of Australia NAGPA, voted to oppose the ALP health scheme proposing doctors be paid monthly by government cheque for services. NAGPA seeks AMA affiliation and warned of challenging the AMA and government plans to alter patient doctor payments.
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Poll finds LCP would win if election held now
A September Gallup poll shows the Liberal-County Party leading with 45 percent support, up 3 points since July and 2 points above the 199 election result. The ALP stands at 46 percent, down from the last election, and the DLP at 3 percent, one point lower than previously.
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Training clinic plan expands rehabilitation services nationwide
The Commonwealth Department of Social Services will open eight rehabilitation clinics in major provincial centers including Canberra Wollongong Cinelong Balninit Rockhampton Port Pirie Launceston and Darwin. The initiative follows a successful pilot in Newcastle and Townsville and will be run by the Commonwealth Rehabilitation Service with vocational counsellors social workers and consulting medical specialists. Clinics will handle selection assessment training supervision and post rehabilitation employment follow up.
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Nixon aides hold secret Vietnam peace talks in Paris
President Nixon's adviser Henry Kissinger met North Vietnamese negotiators Le Duc Tho and Suan Thuy in Paris with Deputy Haig. Haig previously met Thieu in Saigon, fueling speculation of a joint effort to propos e a settlement to North Vietnam. A White House spokesman said details would be announced in Washington. Thieu again rejects joint rule.
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Seabed Boundary Accord Aimed Between Australia and Indonesia
Australian Foreign Minister Bowen travels to Jakarta as he hopes to finalize a compromise seabed boundary with Indonesia. Key dispute remains over Western Australia oil exploration licenses and rights within the disputed shelf areas. Both sides aim to sign the agreement early in the week if assurances on exploration rights are secured.
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Payout error hits ACT TAB Treble at Randwick
Two punters were underpaid at Randwick by receiving 174 dollars instead of 1740 for a Treble. The mistake occurred at the ACT TAB office in Dickson on Saturday. A TAB spokesman urged the two customers to return 186.60, or the operator must restore 313.20 to the TAB, a severe loss to the part time worker supporting her family.
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France plans biggest hydrogen tests in Pacific next year
London reports that France will detonate its largest hydrogen bombs in the Pacific, more than four times the size of Hiroshima's, from the Taumotu atoll, aiming to arm Polaris submarines with M20 warheads by 1976. Paris officials declined comment.
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Canberra study tests polyunsaturated fats in six month diet
Twelve Canberra people including eight university students will start a six month diet test under Dr Paul Nestel at ANU John Curtin School of Medical Research to measure effects of polyunsaturated fats on blood cholesterol. The project, funded by CSIRO and the National Foundation of Australia, will use milk and meat from animals fed to raise polyunsaturated fat content and lower saturated fats. Participants will avoid alcohol, regulate activity, and undergo frequent blood and stool tests while on a controlled diet at Canberra Hospital clinical science department.
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Informal note to Royal visit in Western Australia
Perth crowds greet royal visit as hundreds of Guides and Brownies surge Government House gardens during a nine day tour. Princess Margaret shaped the day with informal moments while leaders sought calm as the party moved through the WA venue.
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Head of More than shire council dies in crash
The president of Mumbulla Shire Council Mr Harm Zwiers aged 51 died when his semi-trailer collided head on with a sedan 19 miles north of Cooma at 3am. Zwiers was crushed by hay in the cabin while hauling fodder amid drought. Two occupants of the car, Barry Jamie son TR and William Cecil Taylor 19, of Berridale, also died.
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Mail bomb warning disrupts Melbourne Jewish community
Police warn Melbourne Jewish residents to check mail carefully after a letter bomb was delivered yesterday to a senior community member in Caulfield. The envelope, postmarked Malaysia, was airmailed and left on a lawn as authorities investigated the threat and possible additional letters.
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