Prisoners hold 24 hostages at jail during protracted siege
In a chaotic incident at a Dutch jail, prisoners seized 24 hostages including a choir director, his wife and children during Mass. Police and Marines surrounded the facility as negotiations dragged on, with captors demanding a staged release and medical conditions cited by authorities. The affair drew international diplomatic interest amid holidays and unrest.
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Hiseking
Simi Hoge
Price
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Qantas to Sell Package Tours Through Jetabout Limited
The Australian government approved Qantas establishing Jetabout Limited to operate from the west, offering inclusive tours on scheduled services and organizing arrangements for travel. The new subsidiary will market tours worldwide, with quotas on North America to Australia and no special pricing from Qantas, aiming to provide low-cost, broad ranges of tours for Australians.
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Jet> Bart.“ Limited
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Jones
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Iia
Austria
Oman
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Queensland construction firm seeks new managers amid troubles
A Brisbane based construction company faces major problems with liquidation looming. The firm plans to appoint new managers tomorrow as it battles across projects nationwide. Officials insist the firm will recover despite heavy losses and management changes.
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Mrisbane
Queenslands
Birzest San Ivaction Company
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Lar
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Prawn
Assembly Meeting At LATinas Congregational Memorial
The report outlines an upcoming assembly session with Latinas involved in the community. It notes a judge, Mr Justice Fox, and references AGT Supreme Court roles, committees, and a ceremonial address. The event includes a special executive committee setup and plans to elect a president.
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Iil
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Legal problems in hospital scheme in ACT
The ACT Mauieal ration has been advised by senior legal counsel that the contract for employment in the proposed hospital service scheme by the Canberra Hospitals Board could have serious legal consequences. Minister for Tas h Everinghur notes remarks, while Dr Connors warns a mandate from the People of Canberra supports the hospital plan amid the ACT Legislative Assembly election. He says appointing a doctor part time or as a filial employee could breach rules, urging revocation of any appointment and seeking backing from hospital boards across Australia.
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Earige Ihig
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Gvernment
Canberra
ACTMA
Iohn Connors
Connor
Ministers Meet Late in Sydney Talks on Economy
Prime Minister Whitlam held late evening talks in Sydney with Cabinet members and union leaders, focusing on inflation unemployment and the economy. Participants included Deputy PM Cairns Treasurer Crean and ACTU leaders Hawke and Souter, with no immediate comment expected.
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Mr Whitlam
Cairns
Crean
Labor
Cameron
ACTU
Hawke
J. Souter
Tes
Cabinet meeting focuses on wage indexation and tax relief
Members discussed federal wage indexation and state grants to ease charges in unemployment-hit areas, with aims to boost public services and ease finance via cheaper import restrictions. Senior ministers from many parties will attend a conference in Melbourne to debate economic remedies, while Hawke and Sneddon traded critiques over timing and stimulus.
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Ganzer
SA Government report on industry cuts and job losses
A government committee analysis warns the motor vehicle sector in Adelaide faces severe job losses if Federal and state recommendations are accepted. It notes 4000 plus workers could lose jobs and calls for local content plans, structural changes, and possible export incentives to ease the transition. The report, prepared for the Premier, examines implications of the 14 recommendations and seeks alternatives.
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Prine Devsoney
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Dunakin
Avon Man
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CSIRO to study human nutrition division announced
The CSIRO will establish a Division of Human Nutrition to study the nutritional value of foods including convenience foods and their effects. The plan, announced by Minister Morrison, aims to set national standards and inform consumers about what they buy.
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CSIRO
Austin
Soeian
Minwter For Science
Morrison Herald
Seminar stresses leisure needs
Seminar in Cathero over the weekend examined leisure needs and prevention resources. The event highlighted extensive use of Mrewed-Sage 7 and featured Japan's Minister Tamaki continuing a tour through Australia, New Zealand, and Burma with Taiwan facing scrutiny.
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Cathero
Suvere Chiagm
Japan
Tamaki Jo Continus
Australian cabinet submission on world and conference jobs
A fragment notes a submission prepared for the cabinet from ministerial figures and Senator Wilcex fee regarding Australia’s roles in world and conference job issues. It mentions Rome and a discussion by Peter Sekite Teg about ground in the coal area and reports on page 2.
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Wilcex Fee
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