Terrorists seize Egyptian Embassy in Madrid in week of violence
AAP Reuters reports five Palestinians seized the Fayoyan Embassy in Madrid threatening to blow up the building. They demand the withdrawal of the Egyptian delegation from Geneva and a shift in policy toward Israel. A spokesman said the security force would not reveal details as talks continued.
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Vague local note on names and events
Fragmentary OCR text lists several unreadable names and places with stray phrases. It hints at a parade of individuals and locations but offers no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize into a coherent news item.
Papua New Guinea Independence Flag Ceremony
Papua New Guinea marks its transition to independence with a flag lowering ceremony in Capua. Prominent figures present include Prince Charles and Governor General Sir John Kerr. The event features PNG Defence Force units, cultural performances, and reflections on colonial history and future governance.
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Port Moresby Rainmaker Promises Dance of Independence
In Port Moresby a heavy rain today draws smiles from My O'Dugu Mangniva, rival of union with New Papas Guinea. He claims seven days of magic spells to ward off wash and ensure the independence day celebrations proceed.
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Housing costs to rise with delays in Canberra project
The ACT and Southern NSW Housing Industry Association warns that housing costs could increase by up to 1000 dollars due to administrative delays and inter authority liaison issues in Canberra. Inspections and related delays have already raised costs with inspectors charging as much as 68 dollars per item and electrical supply delays inflating total project expenses.
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Canberra
ACT
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Nsw
ACTU leader Hawke backs collective bargaining amid special circumstances
In Melbourne on Monday ACTU president Hawke urged acceptance of collective bargaining while noting special circumstances could override wage-indexation guidelines. He warned against rigid pre scripted rules and said unions must show restraint if the system allows such flexibility, addressing concerns at the 97S ACLU congress. The remarks touched on the balance between government, arbitration, and union claims amid inflation pressures.
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Hawke warns of possible Liberal coalition power shift
Hawke warned the Liberal Country Party coalition could take power in the next two years. He pressed for cautious policy framing, urging a corrective bargaining stance and tax adjustment to address inflation. Unions and industry leaders voiced concerns on wage indexation and future pay rises amid rising living costs.
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Liberal Country Party
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Eaton Tribunal
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Fraser backs PM on wages amid union pressures
Fraser urges wage restraint to protect savers and national economy. He cites government and opposition tensions, warns against excessive wage demands, and supports Prime Minister Whitlam's approach while criticizing trade union leadership. The speech is set within Canberra debates, stressing economic fragility and policy restraint.
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Tradecunion Movement
Judge Melbourne Aribitration Draws Dollar Debate
A hearing before Judge Melbourne focused on wage disputes with Amalgamated Metal Workers and others. Arbitration explored pay scales for shipyard lines and the impact of a major project, with bids around 21000 to 26000 and company offers under review.
Odd Mobil Discount Ad With An Odd Local Opening
Fragmentary ad text describes a Mobil petrol discount and a nearby opening event. Mentions a special sale, pricing notes, and an unclear listing of participants or speakers. Strong named entities are not readable enough to extract precise names or locations.
Geelong to host ACT lab amid growth plan and biolife aims
The Geelong site will host a new laboratory, part of a push to expand biological and chemical research. About 20 staff will work on experiments linked to national growth centres and public science facilities, with ties to the NAS and Narrabundah projects under government guidance.
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Geelong
Greig coming Sydney Monda y Po Geen arts aS Set-Back Pa
Reading: a fragmentary note mentions Greig and Sydney with Monday as a likely timing, plus a set back and medical reference to Po Geen. The text is highly garbled and lacks clear event details or identifiable organizations, dates, or people beyond Greig and Sydney.
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Sydney
Unclear article fragment on loans and crime rise
Fragmentary report references building societies lowering loan rates and a crime surge. Mentions Timor, Darwin miners, and a reconstructive commission amid uncertain details. Names appear inconsistently, with several garbled phrases about finance, military, and a possible lottery jackpot context.
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