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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 21, 1973
Page
4
The Canberra Collection paintings at the Canberra Theatre Centre Gallery present a conservative, traditional mix. A few standouts include Donald Friend and Norman Lindsay watercolors, while many works by well known artists feel dull or weak.
Lajos Portisch claims victory in a three man Portoroz rapid tournament after Lev Palugayevski and Efim Geller drew and Polugayevski surrendered his adjourned game. The result follows a three way tie for two qualifying spots at the Petropolis Candidates.
An OCR filled page lists a jumble of program titles and times across stations including Camber on the Line with Frank, News segments with Greg Hunt and others, weather notes, local and national programs, and scattered names like Chamberlain, Wilshire, and Peter Young Show. The text mixes show names, times, and partial descriptions, reflecting a chaotic broadcast schedule excerpt.
A cryptic crossword style prompt with scattered clues and partial phrases. It lists across and down entries, includes word lengths and truncated hints, interspersed with stray letters and misprints, resembling a puzzle page fragment without a coherent solution.
A character named yysrey looks at an envelope and notes a five figure number. He claims many towns have such numbers and argues it must be on the north side of the street because it is visible there. The fragment focuses on deciphering a postal or address detail in a street scene.
Phillip Adams, chairman of the Film and Television Board of the Australian Council for the Arts, announced plans to open five storefront videotape centres with the Department of Urban and Regional Development. The centres aim to turn the public into users, offering guidance and community-oriented programs on topics like environment recreation and cultural heritage.
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