Land leases offered under new Capital Territory system
Spokesman for the Department said four people selected blocks and paid deposits of 100 each under the Capital Territory lease scheme. Blocks cost 34530 and 7875 for Hawker and sit areas. Deposits grant leases in a month with proof of funds. The plan lowers overage prices with blocks sold at government approved fixed prices. Allocation will continue each weekday from Monday to Friday.
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Bus Plunges From Mountain Road In Blue Mountains Crash
A single decker bus carrying about 50 people slid off Shipley Road near Blackheath in heavy rain and fell into a gully. Police reported 15 injured, including a 66 year old man from Queensland with chest injuries, as passengers from NSW and overseas attended the Radio Church of God convention. Police said two large trees stopped the vehicle and many passengers were able to exit the wreckage.
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Radio Church of God
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Highgate
Queensland
Quest win HWBART Friday audience in 1974
Mallen an 18 year old man was owned by Mise Tas mania before a Friday audience in 1974.
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Em Mallen
Mise Tasmania
Melbourne inquest probes emergency vehicle use
City Coroner Mr Pascoe urged research into the value of emergency vehicles speeding to scenes after a Glenroy collision during a March 1 incident. An inquest is investigating a 45-year-old housewife who died in a domestic accident as a police car responding to a reported brawl collided nearby. The coroner called for investigation into what constitutes an emergency situation.
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Pascoe
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Erm
Israeli tanks push toward Damascus in fast advance
Israeli tank forces moved toward Damascus at high speed as Moscow and Jordan watched. A military communique claimed 13 MiGs were shot down in the second largest air battle of the war. The spearhead neared 30 miles from Damascus. Only the Katana stronghold stood in the way.
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No major battles on Sinai front as war rages
The command reports artillery duels across the Sinai Peninsula with no major battles. Israeli missiles reportedly sank two Syrian boats off Tartous while Dayan warned Syria may become less influential, allowing Israel to focus on the Suez crossing amid rapid overall movement.
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Wet weather threatens Canberra sport this weekend
Heavy rain and cold, wintry conditions dampen plans across Canberra region. Snow fell briefly in Honey Suckle Creek and Orroral Valley with 2 inches in Fass yesterday morning before melting. Temperatures dropped to 11 C. 2.01 inches of rain logged in first 12 days of October. Interclub athletics at Woden Park canceled. RMC decathlon events and ACT cricket in flux. Racing at Canberra racetrack and weekend tennis series also uncertain as grounds dry and maintenance planned.
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Charlotte Fass
Tetas
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RMC
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Vari‘ou Grounds
Quiet Canberra street name revolution shifts to famed figures
A Canberra reform effort seeks to end traditional street naming by using names of social reformers and humanitarians. Enderby, the former Capita Tartary minister, proposed Spartacus and a list of 50 potential names representing nations and peoples, replacing dry, local titles with global historic figures.
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Howe
Me Enderby
Spartacan
Bryant
Enderby
Spartacus
Regional planning study urged for Canberra and NSW
A symposium in Canberra urged urgent study of regional planning and potential comprehensive development for Canberra and southeast NSW. Narrahundat's sole GP clinic closed yesterday with a spokesman saying a temporary doctor could be provided in about a week. A national Returned Services League official cited the First World War to warn Senate committee on dangers of busing defence prep. Supporters of Canberra school without walls plan to meet education officials to seek formal recognition for 1974. Antarctic voyager Dr David Lewis plans to resume his trip before Christmas amid a crowded schedule. Motorcycle riders from NZ, the US and UK join Australia’s best in the Castrol Sir-Hour production race at Amazon Park tomorrow.
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Department of Education
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Gavin Souter
Dr Lewis
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Australia
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