Hostels Lose £72 564 In 12 Months Reveals Audit
The audit report tabled in the House shows losses across hostels and estates with total revenue rising to 1,776,302 from the prior year. Debts and advances from Commonwealth Bank and Loan Fund are detailed, while expenditures jump to 7,840,080 from 6,124,? in the previous period.
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Gua
Howe of Representatives
Traverock
Howe
Aston
Reid Home
Pratt
Muatwala
Goras Bouse
Warde House
Aden
OLN
Hiafactory
Commonwealth Qayings Bank
SLBA
Cuntucerta
Launceston Schoolboys Visit Canberra Parliament
Twenty five boys from Launceston Tasmania toured Parliament House in Canberra escorted by Senator McMullin and later by Senators Hanty. The visitors, many on their first mainland trip, expressed pleasure at the sights. A warm spring day drew crowds around the precinct.
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Launceston
Grammy Behool
Banate
McBmullin
Tasmania
Parliament House
Hanty
Can|berg
Oll
Capitel
Soviet Arms For Afghanistan Reported In New Delhi
Afghan Embassy confirms a arms contract between Afghanistan and Jummla and Czechoslovakia involving Prime Minister Sardar Daud Khan. Meanwhile, an Egyptian ship carrying Greek emigrants to Australia faced port entry denial at Colombo until port dues were guaranteed.
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New Delhi
Reuter
Sardar Mohammed Daud Khan
Jummla
Czechoslovakia
Fayptian
A.a.p.reuter
Australia
Colombo
Gumbaryat Misra
Nation-wide Postal Regulation Strike Across Australia
More than 33,000 members of the Amalgamated Postal Workers Union plan a work to regulation strike across Australia starting next Monday. Tasmanian workers already held a regulation strike and Melbourne staff followed suit after the federal executive altered its position based on new information from the south.
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Sydney
Amalgamated Postal Workers’ Union
Australia
Erik
Fie
Tasmania
Posts and Telegraphe
Melbourne
Army
Melbourne Lmployees
U K Unions Refuse Government Wage Restraint Appeal
The Trade Union Congress yesterday sidestepped a government appeal for wage restraint. It announced it would keep its union composite resolutions on wages and the economic situation, aiming to maintain full employment despite ongoing economic challenges.
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AAP
Reuter
Frade Union Congress
U.C
Evnr
Sconomie
Case May Be Dropped In Nina Ponomarev Hat Case
The Office of Public Prosecutions took over the case at the request of C and A Modes Limited, London store accusing Olympic star Nina Ponomareva of stealing hats. A withdrawal of arrest warrants was predicted as the case, unusual for a 30 year old memo, faced international attention.
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Reuter
Office of
Britain
Nina Ponomarava
A. Modes Limited
London
Olympic Star
News Chronicle
Apa
Nina
Gold Gcotland Yard
Office of Public Prosecutions
Auch
Moscow
Nicosia cinema closes after sudden shutdown
A leading cinema in Nicosia was closed yesterday without given reason. Patrons heard no explanation as lights went out and the venue shut its doors, sparking speculation about the cause.
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Nee Oan
Sudy
AAP
Reuter
Necoaia
Mana- Ll
Nicosia
Eleemaa
Agricultural output rises despite global surpluses
The FAO reports rising world agricultural output amid ongoing surpluses, with the 24 nation FAO Council in session noting the trend.
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Rome
Food and Agricultural Organization
F.A.O. Council
Russia tests third nuclear blast in 10 days
The United States Atomic Energy Commission announced Russia conducted its third explosion in ten days. Officials say the tests released energy equivalent to about one million tons of TNT, potentially matching a large atomic or small hydrogen device.
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Awashington, Ee
Dismissals Follow Special Investigation by Mr Delaney
Travers and James have 30 days to appeal against the dismissals after a special investigation ordered by Mr Delaney. The text notes limited time remaining and references the demissals and a formal appeal window.
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Semice Offearn
Ee Te
Delaney
Travers
James
Queanbeyan Seeks Improved Country Road Links
At a Queanbeyan Chamber of Commerce meeting delegates urged action on deteriorating rural roads. Mr Seifert backed the chamber’s claims to the Commissioner and asked the Divisional Engineer to discuss planned improvements with Vijumis Shire. The chamber chair and others stressed long standing rural road needs.
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Peter
Canbeyan
Ber of Commerce
Queanbeyan
Fof Commerce
Seiffert
Vi Jumis
Dethe
K. Mi
Salk Centre For Pre School Children Opens Vaccination Clinic
The Health Department announced a Bax vaccine injection program at the Civic Centre for pre school children. The first dose is on a set monthly schedule while those absent will receive their second shot when schools resume on September 11.
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Civic Centre
Clini
Health Baby ‘Department
Health Department
Railway death toll rises after Sunday derailment
A railway disaster near Hyderabad results in an increased death toll with more victims recovered as premises and businesses remain closed. Police and emergency services continue investigations into the incident and the scale of the casualties.
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Hydmanasad
Lap
Reuter
Hyderabad
Anor Victioe Kage Doe
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Geelong
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