Extradition call on hijackers in Sweden Spain row
In Madrid nine Croatian hijackers who freed 77 passengers on a Scandinavian Airlines jet faced possible extradition after surrendering to police. Sweden demanded their return to face charges, while Madrid weighed whether to prosecute or release them. No treaty exists, but sources said return is possible if judges decide. The hijackers sought ransom and the plane later flown to Copenhagen with a replacement crew.
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Yugoslav envoy to protest over Sydney bombings
Yugoslav Ambassador in Canberra Uros Vidovic said he would present a protest note to Foreign Affairs Minister Bowen after two Sydney travel agencies were bombed. Sixteen injured, three in serious condition. one leg amputated. Vidovic blamed Ustasha terrorists in Australia and urged a deeper police inquiry. He noted increased embassy guard and said Australia had long faced Ustasha activity. The foreign affairs department said it alerted the Canberra embassy and the NSW police were handling the case. Migration officers abroad were ordered to reject asylum claims from those linked to terrorism.
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Late News Report on Forces Entering Lebanon Retaliation
Unclear excerpt summarizes actions of forces entering Lebanon and their retaliation within hours. The readable lines reference a retort after approximately 36 hours and mention an earlier report. Entities are damaged and names unclear.
Chairlift victim identified in Thredbo incident
Cooma Police said Dr John Gordon Harbour Barbour 49 of Vaucluse Sydney died while being transported to Thredbo Village after being found semi conscious on the Merritts Spur chairlift ground about 4.36 pm on Saturday. It remained unclear if he fell or attempted to jump from the chair which was below the snowline.
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Eastlake wins Canberra premiership over Ainslie at Manuka Oval
Eastlake claim the Canberra Australian rules premiership for the first time since 1966, defeating Ainslie 26.19 (175) to 9.8 (62) before about 5,000 at Manuka Oval. Ainslie also wins the second premiership with a 16.11 (113) to 9.7 (61) comeback at the same venue, as Carlton and Richmond set up a VFL replay after a drawn semi-final. Croket Ground hosts Goulburn Workers versus Canberra Tigers in Group 8&8 rugby league prelim. Manly-Warringah win their first Sydney premiership by beating Eastern Suburbs 19-14. Croatia Deakin wins Federation Cup soccer 1-0 over Juventus at Canberra Showground. Amoco Cup second division completed.
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Embassy patrols after threat over Croatian attackers
ACT Police patrolled the Spanish Embassy after a threat alleging harm if the Kine Croatians abducted in a hijacked Swedish plane were handed over. A man claiming ties to a Croatian group supporting the Ustasha movement made the call to The Canberra Times. Police found a petrol bottle outside the Australian Croatian Club in Turner after a report of an attempted ignition.
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Bridge collapse kills many at Naga water festival
In Manila reported by AAP Reuters, a wooden bridge collapsed during a river festival in Naga City. More than 145 people died with 59 officially confirmed, as rescuers sought bodies amid debris from the 40 year old structure. hundreds were hospitalized after the disaster of the religious procession.
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Ugandan war reports erupt as Tanzania denies invasion
Reports from Mbarara 160 miles west of Kampala describe heavy fighting amid conflicting claims. Tanzania denies invading Uganda and says fighting is between Amin's army and Ugandan populace, while Uganda accuses Tanzania of a 1000-troop incursion at Mutukula and in border areas. No confirmation from Tanzania on troop presence.
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Powerful cars deemed essentially safe by expert drivers
Melbourne Sunday report quotes Minister for Shipping and Transport Mr Nixon saying high performance cars are essentially safe when driven by experienced motorists. He notes drivers over 34 have fewer accidents, while under 25 show the worst records. The government plans a design rule to align speed, steering, braking, suspension and tyres with performance standards.
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Tension Mounts as Israeli Offensives Hit Lebanon Border
Reports say Israeli armored forces pushed deep into Lebanon in a three pronged attack with tanks infantry and air support. They bombed guerrilla bases destroyed bridges and caused dozens of casualties on both sides. Lebanon's army issued ultimatums and protests to the U N for action while Egypt condemned the strike and warned the U S.
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States seek a test ban across nations and events
States urge the federal government to use international law to block further French nuclear tests in the Pacific. Reports mention Hawke backing ABC coverage and a GAM event in Melbourne. Other notes cover Belfast clashes, South Vietnamese actions, Ustasha movement denial, and Everton’s defeat.
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Canberra Forecast Sees Warm Trend with 18 Degree High
The outlook for Canberra is largely fine with a maximum near 18C today. Temperatures are expected to rise over the coming days, bringing progressively warmer conditions and bright spells ahead.
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GMH Exports Rise. Overseas Sales Hit New High
GM-H reports a 47 percent rise in exports in the first six months of this year versus 1971. Overseas sales reached 34,619,793 dollars for the period, with a record 7,039,614 dollars in August outweighing 6,223,105 dollars the prior best month. Managing director A G Gibbs cites rising overseas demand and expanded temporary assembly in Indonesia, Korea and Thailand.
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False ASIO reports cited by Labor MP
Federal MP Clyde Cameron accused the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation of publishing false reports that deprived respectable, law abiding citizens of work. He urged an administrative court of appeals to oversee ASIO, require reasons for employment refusals, and mandate duty to notify individuals of any adverse reflections affecting promotion prospects. He warned democracy relies on restraint of security agencies.
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