Bomb attack targets U K cabinet minister in Birmingham
A car bomb exploded under the vehicle carrying UK Sport Minister Denis Howell in Birmingham, injuring none of his wife and son who were driving away. Police say the minister’s car was damaged and the blast damaged nearby homes. The bombing, seen as an assassination attempt, comes amid wider security concerns in Northern Ireland and ahead of Parliament openings.
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Iasarold Soaid
Havwell Ab
Tromi
Fiavell
Volved
Pei
Contaverey
David T
Treland
Heath
Heirk Repubigan
TRA
Bally
Kintar
Bellas
Trinbols
Norhern Ireland
Parlement
Scotland Yard
IAC Calls for Clearer Foreign Loan Policy
The Industries Assistance Commission urges the Government to set clear objectives for capital inflow and Australian equity. It recommends a consistent framework to improve efficiency and align industrial support with community needs, including rural industries and sectoral coordination.
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IAC
Industries Asistance Commission
Art theft hits Paris gallery with 2.3 million loss
A private Paris gallery was targeted in a theft reported by Agence Presse Trairse. Two paintings valued at about 2.3 million were taken, with authorities notified and a search underway. No suspects named in the brief.
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Paris
Tord
Jane Fabout Sarthond
Darian the Tron
Agence Trairse
Presse
Joint steel mill plan examined amid ambiguous talks
Leaders discussed a possible partial Indonesia based Soviet steel mill project with overseas trade minister Colini outlining tax questions. Opposition leader Br Sain commented on the plan as unannounced by parties, while talks appeared in early, unsettled stages with potential yearly output of two billion?
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Ana Bote
Indonesia
Colini
Debate on Divorce Bill Prompts Government Action Next Week
Debated proposal in the Fa LETT abel era on divorce on the single ground of breakdown of marriage due to separation of partners. The bill has faced dozens of motions locally and abroad, and a committee report favored amending divorce laws. Government plans to consider the measures during the upcoming parliamentary recess.
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Iveiri
Laut
Reshuffle Likely Amid Cabinet Uncertainty
The article notes a probable cabinet reshuffle with timing unsure, possibly announced within a week or two or after Parliament’s Christmas recess. It mentions Mr Whitlam and a mid December plan, plus discussions on UN actions regarding South Africa and opposition to UN resolutions.
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Whitlare
David Salomon
Loan rise for new houses in Canberra housing loans
The Commissioner for Housing will raise the maximum loan for new houses by 3000 to 14000 while loans for previously occupied homes stay at 12000. The change, announced by Minister Bryant, aims to assist some low income buyers but may not benefit all applicants.
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House of Representatives
Bryant Sailhe
War Service
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Saluday
Joan
Building Society
Halsingean
Wittia
Aboriginal public servants stage one day quasi strike
Aboriginal public servants in Canberra held a two hour meeting and decided to protest by leaving work for the day in support of Aboriginal Unity. The action follows a call by the Organisation for Aboriginal Unity formed in Sydney. The protest targets government policies affecting Aborigines and would not be an industrial action.
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Department
Organisation For Aboriginal Cintty
Sydney
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Anberra
Fermarks
Charles Perkins
Perkins
Byarenis Cruey
Queen outlines Labour plan for nationalisation and public ownership
The Queen's address in Parliament outlines Labour’s programme including nationalisation of key industries such as the shipbuilding and mine crafts sectors, state ownership measures, and a national enterprise board to mobilise private capital while expanding public shares. It also mentions Scots and Welsh assemblies, anti discrimination efforts, and stronger ties with the Middle East and North Atlantic alliance.
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AAP
Reuter
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Labour
Mite
Asime
North Sea
Scotland
Sify
Stevin
Qhoven
House of Lords
Economic Sivstien
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Eadlal
Harae
Convins
North Atlante Alliance
Breathalyzer appeal upheld by ACT Supreme Court justice
Justice Connor upheld an appeal against a drink driving conviction under the Breathalyzer legislation and criticized portions of the ordinance. The decision affects about 180 delayed charges, with the Crown to review individual cases and drop some where evidence is inconclusive. The ruling questions breath test reliability and expert evidence, noting the test’s future role depends on available science.
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ACT Supreme Court
Connor
Justice Connor
David Maleain
Dr’ Fenn
Lotus
Liege
Urgent surgery for Nixon at Long Be a hospital
Doctors ordered urgent surgery for former President Nixon after a new blood clot was found in his circulatory system. Surgeon Dr. John Lung warned of potential emboli that could obstruct brain or heart circulation, with Nixon described as exhausted and undergoing chemical thinning of his blood.
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Fenn
Tinie Connar
Alent
Cathalyzer
Iran
Immelaely
Connor Zave
Rimon
Stern
Long Bea
Long Resch Memorial Hospital
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Nivan
Joh
Ilanes Yorke
Washington
Ninan
Julie Eisenower
Plan for hostel near Marymead sparks new debate
A garbled archive item outlines a proposal for a hostel near Marymead with references to planning stages, local figures, and multiple page notes. The text shows disjointed phrases about housing, hunger, and municipal discussions, suggesting a broad but unclear redevelopment context. The fragment hints at community-impact considerations without clear outcomes or dates.
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