N.H. INDEX 1. 1981

ABATTOIRS ABORIGINES (Con't)

Licence lost 130 jobs at abattoir (Newcastle) •Pebble' to go home (N.T.) 21.4:6 1.1:1 A turnabout in aboriginal policy 23.4:2 Sabotage eats at abattoir profits 6.1:8 Aboriginal survey tour (Worlct Council of Churches) Meatworks men given notice 28.2:3 8.5:9 Abattoir money transfer to General Fund urged Meeting will consider report on aborigines (N.S.W.) 11.3:20 18.5:10 Abattoir site report out next week 3.4:6 Protest resignation (Prof. Fred Fellows) 23.5:3 Newcastle Abattoir faces the axe 21.4:2 Aboriginal Health policy announced 27.5:4 Moral obligation surprises Wran 29.4:3 Aboriginal Health move arousea ire in Qld Abattoir may get new lease of life 7.5:4 28.5:4 Tenders for abattoirs 20.5:4 A tranafer to injuatice (Leader : Cost Cutting) Botanic Gardens call for abattoir site 21.5:3 29.5:2 Tenders called for abattoir site 26.5:6 A long step backward (Leader : Health policy) Release of report could have saved city's 1.6:2 abattoir 29.6:1 Aboriginal health - 'backing a bad bet' 1.6:2 Only nine tenders for abattoir 1.7:4 Health agreement reached 2.6:3 More meatworks face the chop 13.7:2 Help sought on aboriginal sites 8.6:6 Retail Centre urged on abattoir site 15.7:3 Where blacks come last (Leader : Qld) 17.6:2 N.T.H.C, green ban on abattoir site 24.7:1 Minister may meet W.C.C. team (World Council of $11 m. abattoir offer new site proposed 28.7:1 Churches 17.6:4 Abattoir site talks planned 25.7:4 Resignation of Minister demanded (Prof. Hollows) N.C.C. accepts tender for abattoir site 29.7:1 30.6:15 Killing works backed 5.8:13 W.C.C. members in Taree 1.7:3 Abattoir bans at Maitland 24.9:15 W.C.C. 'shocked' over aborigines 2.7:5 Abattoir dispute hearing 30.9:15 Aboriginal week begins 5.7:6 Abattoir site plan goes on display 29.9:8 Aboriginal spirits aren't flying high 10.7:5 Maitland abattoir offered to Newcastle 2.10:1 Aboriginal flag a sign of hope 11.7:1 Survey to decide need for abattoir 8.10:7 Qld Aboriginal Land Rights ruled out, leaaes The abattoir question (Leader) 9.10:2 backed 21.7:5 N.C.C. delay on abattoir 15.10:4 Aborigines jailed for lack of a $1 23.7:6 Newcastle abattoir (Letter) 11.10:22 Report recognises 10% of land claims 23.7:4 Firm forced to close over Federal 'debt' (Smiths ABERDARE COUNTY COUNCIL General Contracting) 24.7:3 Call to remit tax jail sentence 24.7:7 Aberdare calls for Task Force Report 14.8:3 Aboriginal rights warning 24.7:3 Gas body change upsets staff 6.10:1 Brothers lead the way in new sports wave (Krakouer Aberdare staff fight closure 10.10:5 Bros.) 27.7:2 Landa sets up Aberdare post (Liason Officer) Senate to hear Land Bill 27.7:3 13.11:8 A need to be different (Leader) 28.7:2 Aborigines say 'no' to leases 29.7:4 ABERGLASSLYN HOUSE Protests over reserve plans (Qld) 4.8:7 Lease plan going ahead (Qld) 5.8:5 State makes $35,000 grant to Aberglasslyn House Drink laws 'racist' (N.T.) 5.8:8 2.2:6 Lease plan rejected (Qld) 6.8:3 Aberglasslyn House to be auctioned 29.8:11 Church report slams 'racist' States 11.8:1 Order made permanent (Conservation Order) Shamed before the world (Leader : W.C.C. Report) 8.9:6 11.8:2 Historic home for auction 12.10:10 P.M., Bjelke reject 'racist' criticism (W.C.C. $385,000 house bid 14.10:7 Report) 12.8:8 ABORIGINES Blacks gain freehold to N.T. land 12.8:9 Aborigines in N.S.W. to gain land rights 13.8:4 Aid to aborigines 'pathetic, gutless' 6.1:1 Blacks in Qld seek A.L.P. help 13.8:4 No $1 m. profit, says church 7.1:16 Court backs right to stop smelter (Portland) Blacks living under many handicaps 15.1:4 19.8:3 Aborigines deprived (N.S.W.) 19.8:20 Two women fail to gain injunction against Alcoa Black's legal aid row 22.8:11 23.1:5 Aboriginal Land Title Bill 28.8:5 Aborigines to appeal (Alcoa verdict) 14,2:36 Bjelke warns on Black's Land Bill 29.8:4 Dig proves ancient aborigines had houses 18.2:8 Blacks to win land (N.S.W.) 5.9:5 Conflict of tribal, European laws to be examined 17.3:6 Aborigine awareness campaign 9.9:7 Gag order denied (Commonwealth Games action) Self-government resisted (Qld) 18.3:3 12.9:4 Out of step (Leader : Qld) Bjelke refuses to discuss future of native land Teralba m&n to stand for N.A.C. (Bill Smith) 19.3:2 25.9:3 200 years on, agreement sought on aborigines Aborigines call on activists not to disrupt C.H.O.G.M. 26.9:3 27.3:7 Skeleton find may cause dispute on site Talk with Lini defuses Aboriginal issue (C.H.O.G.M.) (Singleton Hts) 28.3:3 28.9:3 Council estate may be burial ground (Singleton Aborigines meet on Land Rights issue 28.9:4 Hts) 2.4:5 . ." Spotlight on aborigines (C.H.O.G.M.) 30.9:3 Families' plans upset 6.4:5 A serious crime to be black (Leader) 2.10:2 Aborigines remain the victims of wide abuse : Law 'tragic' for blacks 2.10:3 Grassby 6.4:3 Office pledged for Aborigines (N.A.C. election) No evidence of sacred site 11.4:10 2.10:5 S.A. Land Rights Bill due soon 2.10:8 Aboriginal welfare report 16.4:13 N.H. INDEX 2, 1981

ABORIGINES (Con't) ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES (Con't)

Hancock arouses' ire 5.. 10:3 Drowned boy meets rescuers (Carl Powell) 16.1:4 Aboriginal World Court bid 6.10:5 Surfboard rescue changes view (Susan Joy) 20.1:5 Aboriginal rights (Leader) 7.10:2 Vic hang-glider dies (Kevin Patrick Peterson) Hancock Natives Plan ridiculed 7.10:5 22.1:3 Help for blacks pledged (N.S.W.) 7.10:12 Mystery bomber goes bush (John Williams) 23.1:3 Aborigine actor steps into education role Boy 6 dies in rifle accident (Heath Tynan) 23.2:1 (Kevin Smith) 9.10:4 111 seaman taken to hospital 25.2:6 Church debates land for blacks 12.10:9 Six save girl in wild surf 9.3:3 Right to stand win 13.10:15 Steggles plant evacuated (Ammonia leak) 20.3:3 $25,000 gift to aborigines 15.10:6 Airman saves man in harbour (Michael Kell) 28.3:3 Aboriginal head urges sacking (Charles Perkins) Man falls 30m. down cliff (Bogey Hole) 28.3:3 16.10:5 Poison scare : 2 aborigines die (Alice Springs) Poll for blacks today (National Aborigine 30.3:1 Conference) 17.10:5 Police hunt for rifleman 21.4:3 Bjelke-Peterson calls election wasteful (National Rescue cements a friendship (Michael Kell) Aborigine Conference) 20.10:5 21.5:3 Perkins pledges 'to do things right' (Aboriginal Pistol shot accidental (John Ayoub) 28.5:6 Development Commission) 24.10:11 War game ended in death of boy (Heath Tynan) Aborigine wins new term (Frank Roberts) 30.10:3 29.5:3 Treaty made provide security (Aboriginal Treaty Warren is an early Cracker Night victim 30.5:1 Committee) 2.11:4 Worker speared 3%n. steel rod 2.6:6 Bid to free man trapped in cave 24.6:1 Senator praises a decade of great achievement Train hit flagman : coroner (George Oldfield) (Senator Baume) 2.11:4 'Responsibility' to community (Land ownership) 26.6:7 2.11:4 Spill is cleared(petrol) 24.6:10 H.D.B. seeks information about aboriginal sites Dog shoots boy with .22 (Peter Rankmore) 30.6:1 (Kerrabee dam site) 4.11:8 Children rescued from rock ledge 6.7:1 Pleading with juggernauts (Leader : Land Rights) Man escapes runaway crane 17.7:3 11.11:2 lOOm. cliff fall a miracle 17.7:3 Abuse harms cause : Fraser (Land Rights) 11.11:10 Electric shock kills girl in bath (Priscilla Aborigines call for proof (Land Rights) 11.11:10 Rosemary) 18.7:3 Self-help key to future ; Perkins 12.11:5 Boy freed from shaft (William Farr) 5.8:1 Rights to land urged for blacks 18.11:8 Miners tell of digging out boy in borehole Perkins attacks Wran's 'inaction' (Aboriginal (William Farr) 6.8:1 Welfare) 21.11:1 The Cooranbong heroes (Leader) 6.8:2 Aborigines owning more land 23.11:4 Two die in smash 10.8:3 Aboriginal crime rate high in country 26.11:4 Driver jailed over boy's death 14.8:5 Aboriginal children kept home (Culburra Primary 5-storey drop in city street (Sydney) 25,8:3 School) 27,11:4 Sydney deaths investigated 26.8:16 Aborigines reject Government reconciliation bid Dead boy a good climber says friend of family (Federation of Aboriginal Land Councils) 28.11:38 3.9:1 Flying Doctor calls on blacks 1.12:8 Gosford diver gets bends 12.9:3 Aborigine head sees big challenges (Pat O'Shane) Baby boy injured in drain accident (Glen Cullen) 1.12:9 26.9:1 Threat to aboriginal sites in Hunter 3.12:5 Bucks party death (Hydrofoil) 3,10:1 Human rights group set up (Human Rights Commission) Policeman, residents rescue young man 6.10:3 11.12:6 Gas man injured (Singleton) 10.10:3 Mining industry makes assurance on sacred sites Gas death (Thomas Kearney) 13.10:5 14.12:5 Cadet dies (Kenneth Day) 17.12:4 Cover-up alleged on man's death (Edward J. Murray) 18.12:3 ADOPTION

Adoptees have legacy 17,8:4 Adopting parents to get help 4.12:21 ABORTION The long, long wait : adoption in N.S.W. 9.12:25

Abortion, more say in A.L.P. sought 27.1:5 ADULT EDUCATION U.S. pro-abortion pioneer to speak 28.1:18 Abortion 'top 10 industry' 30.1:3 Life a nightmare for illiterates 7.2:6 Cabinet approves Anti-Abortion Bill (Federal Outreach jumps teaching hurdles 29.7:21 Parliament) 4.2:3 Women get second chance at maths 15.8:1 A.C.T.U. endorses abortions 12.9:3 Aid for groups 9.9:7 Abortion 'destroyer of peace' 15,10:6

ACCIDENT PREVENTICW ADVERTISING

Designing a home for safety (Building Supplement) Smokers may face Waterloo 8.4:13 25.8:10 Curbs on T.V. advertising (Children's viewing-) 1.6:3 ^ ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES Advertisers look to N.Z. 1.6:10 Ban on cigarette ads 'best defence' 3,6:1 Surgeons ban the killer air rifles 6.1:8 Commercials ban (Weight loss) 6.6:9 Man dies in A.C.T. storm 7.1:1 T.V. ad rules changed (Sunday, Public Holidav) Alive after 1^ hours in drain (Carl Powell) 4.8:7 ' 15.1:3 'Anti-social' ads control urged 15.8:9 Mop-up loses space in smoking war 12.12:19 N.H* INDEX 3. 1981

AGED PEOPLE AIRPORTS (Con't)

Lakeside popular home for elderly people R.A.A.F. 'happy with airport'(Williamtown) 14.3:33 15.1:1 Airport plan refusal attacked (Hexham) 19.3:6 The weather did its best for the aged 23.2:4 Airport proposal 'not dead yet' (Hexham) 21.3:8 Hostel opened (Charles Harrison M.H.) 2.3:6 Airport decision attacked (Hexham) 31.3:8 Gala day for elderly at Speers Point 4.3:15 Inquiry call on Hexham airport 8.4:11 Senior Citizens' big day 9.3:4 Aeropelican chief resigns (W. Hilder) 9.4:4 Elderly men forced to split their 'family' Council to pay airport appeal costs (Hexham) (Wesley-Haven closure) 14.3:5 7.5:1 Two seniors honoured 15.3:12 Paying for the environment (Leader : Hexham) New homes policy for disabled, aged 18.3:6 11.5:2 Hospital care for senile queried 25.3:5 Study urged for airport 5.6:4 Active sex life for elderly supported 6.4:4 Aeropelican sale denied 30.6:10 Camp for elderly staged soon 14.4:4 Hilder buys Valley air route (Singleton Air Village funds stand-off likely 8.5:3 Services 2.7:1 Home repairs worry aged 15.5:3 Air service boost (Aeropelican) 2.7:7 $5m. Bay retirement village begins soon 19.5:4 Airport battle 2.7:7 Aged home appeal launched (St. Vincent de Paul) Sydney air traffic to be restricted 23.7:5 9.6:7 Call for regional airport 6.8:5 Gosford village plan in doubt 11.6:4 Heliport 'open by November' (Newcastle) 13.8:7 Port hearing proposed 18.6:11 Wallsend helipad gets a quiet opening 17.8:5 Aged home planned (Morisset) 25.6:1 Airport 'not vital' 24.8:6 Growing old? What utter foolishness.' 29.6:2 Wickham heliport site study 9.9:10 Accommodating the aged 15.8:7 Priority to H.V. Airport Study 18.9:9 Private nurses seek subsidy 15.9:5 Airport not needed yet : Hilder 26.9:5 Port Council rejects village plan (Nelson Bay) Pad move urged (Rescue Helicopter Pad) 7.10:4 11.11:1 Dangers seen in heliport site at Wickham (Rescue Village approval urged (Shoal Bay) 18.11:31 Helicopter Pad) 26.10:3 Airport gear criticised 28.10:24 AGENT ORANGE INQUIRY $13 million to be spent on work at four airports 20.11:7 No Agent Orange link 30.1:7 Copters up in air over rule on landings 1.12:9 Fear of poison possible causes (Darwin murder/ Heliport operation supported (Wickham) 9.12:5 suicide) 4.2:16 Vietnam problem cases disputed 23.3:4 ALCC«OL War of words over Agent Orange case 24.3:6 Messner side-steps Agent Orange 25.3:15 Drinkers turn to weaker beers (Low-alcohol) Agent Orange inquiry 31.3:5 27.1:3 A family's agony in wake of Vietnam 21.4:16 Big increases in beer prices on way 28.1:1 No Viet war charges 24.4:6 Drinkers back protest 14.4:9 Post-Vietnam syndrome : Agent Orange or not Beer sales boom but wines hit 22.7:22 10.7:2 Beer price set to increase again 7.12:4 Parties join forces on Agent Orange 14.8:7 The bottle shop with no beer (Pauls Liquor Store) Sprays study near 18.9:5 11.12:1 Deadline for Government on chemicals 30.9:3 Statements on T.W.U. dispute 12,12:9 Veterans query Agent Orange study collapse 26.10:3 ALCOHOLISM Defoliant study 'assured' 27.10:4 Teenage drunks : society's failure 15.1:2 Children in study of Agent Orange 7.11:4 Alcoholism : a terrifying experience 15.10:2 Bacteria developed to destroy Agent Orange Alcoholics 'affect millions' 20.11:7 28.11:4 Doctor soaked in defoliant 9.12:4 ALUMINIUM AGRICULTURE Political brothers differ (Oiarles and Sam Jones) Cotton crop might be a record 5.3:9 14,1:8 Moree's big dry a threat to $10m. in trees W.A. wooed by smelter plans 16.1:8 14.3:10 Vineyard men still sour on smelters 17.1:3 Rural production value falls 18.4:11 Hills replies to A.L.P. on smelter power costs Hayden attacks farm funding 31,7:6 19.1:3 Control planned for foreign land owners 4.8:11 Forum' seeks smelter plans inquiry 20,1:1 Foreigners buy up our selection 26.9:9 Hunter fo^rum. answers its fritics 20.1:2 Gloomy rural future predicted 21.10:8 Government silent on smelter power cost 20.1:3 New smelter power deal denied 21.1:3 AIRPORTS Smelters deny 'rethinking' 22.1:4 Alumax rethinks Valley smelter project 23.1:1 Airport plans in trouble (Leader : Aeropelican) Maitland groups moves to 'save' smelter 24.1:1 5.2:2 A loud silence (Leader) 24.1:2 Belmont land could be site for airport 5.2:4 B.H.P. seeks smelter partner 27.1:1 Airfield to be auctioned (Singleton) 6.2:9 The aluminium .dilemma (Leader) 28.1:2 Jet airport plan to serve lower H.V. 4.3:1 Tomago 'will go ahead' 28.1:6 Hexham swamp and the airfield (Leader) 5.3:2 Japanese deny move to quit Lochinvar smelter Hexham airport plan opposed 5.3:5 30.1:3 Hexham Swamp and the airport saga 7.3:2 Smelter groups queried on fluoride discrepancy Regional airport (Letter) 11.3:14 30.1:4 A.L.P. threat stalls air application (Marylands) Tomago project inquiry 30.1:4 14.3:5 Wran hits media on smelter plan 'undermining' 31.1:9 N.H. INDEX 1981

ALUMINIUM (Con't) ALUMINIUM (Con't)

Vignerons in B.H.P. appeal 31.1:9 Vignerons 'desperate' 10.3:8 90% support for smelter at Lochinvar says Committee favours Kooragang bulk-store for group 2.2:4 smelter (Tomago) 11.3:3 Public 'should see plans' (Tomago) 2.2:4 Joint smelter housing plan (Hunter Valley Smelter critics' ideas 'absurd' 3.2:1 Aluminium) 11.3:7 rices 12.3:6 Smelters : the nagging question... Pt. 1 4.2:2 Inquiry may be held on aluminium p Tax loss warning on aluminium exports 4.2:3 Benefitting from our resources 13,3:2 Vigneron talks may be delayed 4.2:11 Smelter doubts settled : Day 13,3:6 Smelter fumes warning 5.2:1 Fluoride figures differ : Wran 18.3:3 Smelters : the nagging question...Pt. 2 5.2:2 Hunter group to visit overseas smelters 18.3:/' Alumax chiefs talk 'shop' 5.2:10 Smelter power cost 'theory' rejected 18.3:10 Longer look at Lochinvar smelter E.I.S. 6.2:8 Doubts on Valley fallout 21.3:1 Alumax 'committed' to Lochinvar site 7.2:4 Council delay on smelter 'could cost millions' Smelter recommended (Tomago) 11.2:1 21.3:4 The smelter conditions (Leader) 11.2:2 $50 m. smelter demand 25.3:1 70% in favour of Tomago smelter : survey The price of electricity (Leader) 25.3:2 11,2:4 'Only two' vineyards at fluoride risk 27.3:4 Smelter inquiry may not discuss wider H.V. smelter rates 'look sick' 28.3:5 development 13.2:6 The fluoride debate (Leader) 30.3:2 $16,000 for smelter research 14.2:3 Valley development 'unfair to residents' 30.3:3 Aborigines to appeal (Alcoa, Portland) 14.2:36 Handling approval awaits regional decision Task force urged to check smelters 16.2:5 (Tomago) 30.3:3 Assessment gives smelter a cautious O.K. Councils discuss smelter 31.3:5 16.2:11 Replies by Lands flippant : Chadwick 31.3:5 State backs down on road haulage 17.2:1 Bid to stop Alcan 1.4:9 Port Council to receive $85,000 in rates 17.2:6 Smelter 'to have little impact on jobless' 50% of conditions opposed (Tomago) 17.2:6 (Lochinvar) 3.4:3 Smelters boom could push up rates 18,2:1 Smelter site history 'not appreciated' Company 'should give help to jobless' (Tomago) (Lochinvar) 3.4:6 18.2:6 H.D.W.B. assesses smelter threat 4.4:9 'Old guard' has its say 18,2:6 Call to postpone smelter project (Lochinvar) Wet-scrubbing system opposed 18,2:6 4.4:10 Vines 'damaged at lower levels' (Fluoride) Council favours island bulk store (Tomago) 8.4:3 18,2:6 Tyrrell's to cut reliance on key growing area Smelter gets green light on emission controls 11.4:1 19.2:1 Aluminium firms attack Treasury 11,4:3 Port facilities favoured (Tomago) 19,2:4 Smelters and the vignerons (Letter) 14.4:16 Road haulage plan criticised (Tomago) 19,2:4 River transport (Leader) 15,4:2 Cynicism 'should alarm residents' 19,2:4 Cr. MacKenzie will not go on overseas trip Fluoride no cause for concern : Minister 19,2:5 15.4:3 Aluminium prices lift Comalco earnings 19,2:9 M.P. slams poor Hunter plan 15,4:4 Company insistent on road route to smelter Alumax 'out' in 10 days 16.4:5 (Tomago) 20.2:1 Go-ahead for Tomago 17.4:1 Chairman calls for costs study (Tomago) Debate on the Lochinvar Aluminium Smelter 20,2:6 20.4:2 S,P,C.C. prefers general check (Tomago) Port Stephens debate (Leader) 20.4:2 21,2:9 Misquotes, bial alleged at smelter inquiry Concern over fluoride (Tomago) 21.2:9 21.4:5 The smelter inquiry (Leader : Tomago) 24.2:2 Smelter debate to go on 22.4:4 Tomago site 'still a health hazard' 25.2:5 Alumax decision expected today 24.4:4 Fluoride emissions 'variable' (Alcan) 25.2:8 Alumax admits it will leave smelter 25,4:1 New potline 'won't hurt vines' (Alcan)25.2:8 Smelter partner 'hard to find' 27.4:1 Two inquiries into smelters (Lochinvar, Kurri) The Alumax withdrawal (Leader) 28.4:2 26,2:7 Lochinvar's effects disputed by authorities Smelter row in House (Lochinvar) 27.2:1 29,4;1 Alcan predicts fluoride risk to some vines Lochinvar 'will benefit region' 29.4:17 3,3:6 Pollution data questioned 29.4:18 Report casts doubts on fluoride assessment Toyota may drop Lochinvar deal 1.5:8 (Alcan) 4,3:8 Tomago contract to Korea 2,5:5 Fluoride emission forecasts 'contradictory' Improving the debate (Leader : Lochinvar) expert (Smelter Inquiry) 5,3:6 4,5:2 Cessnock approves smelter plan (Lochinvar) Tomago smelter becomes a reality 5.5:Survey 6.3:1 Aluminium smelting is a Hunter growth industry Two-Council smelter E.I.S. review hits • 5,5:Survey 'inadequacy' CTomago) 6,3:6 Australian firm wins contract for smelter job Tomago approved 7,3:1 The smelter go-ahead (Leader : Tomago) 7.3:2 Smelter moves may be bonus for Mitsui 5 5-3 Doctors' group rejects Lochinvar E.I.S. '6'5-3 Coal report 'a red herring' 7,3:34 Smelter cases may be illegal : judge 7 5-1 ' Monitoring body plan for region 9.3:5 Hopes of allaying fears on fluoride fallout Hearing on smelter ' a whitewash' (Tomago) 7.5:18 J-^our 10,3:3 Inquiry into Lochinvar Smelter to go ahead Lochinvar smelter debate low key 10,3:4 8.5:7 Smelter job centre to be opened soon (Tomago) 10,3:7 •Needless delay' to smelter inquiry (Lochinvar) N.H. INDEX 5. 1981

ALUMINIUM (Con't) ALUMINIUM (Con't)

A frustrating delay (Leader) 9.5:2 Smelter power options 24.6:5 Smelter inquiry put back three weeks 9.5:9 Company gives Shire $750,000 24.6:5 Witnesses may be cross-examined 15.5:7 N.M.L. interested in smelter 25.6:4 Councillor backs smelter (Taylor) 21.5:5 Smelter lands controls drofvped 15.7:7. Uni. team criticises fluoride checks 22.5:1 'Stigma' placed on buffer land (Lochinvar) Monitoring fluoride (Leader) 23.5:2 20.7:2 Criticism of S.P.C.C. backed over air checks Move smelters, Vignerons say 22.7:11 23.5:3 Landholders allege smelter program is Smelter opposed (Hunter Valley Co-op Dairy) irresponsible 22.7:11 26,5:3 No camp for Tomago smelter 7.8:6 Checking smelters 27,5:16 Check on Shire problems (Singleton) 7.8:6 Kurri Smelter delay slows Qld expansion 29.5:3 Smelters N-power 'levers' 10,8:3 Job hopes too high : expert 1.6:1 Threat of legal action on smelter (Lochinvar) Environment question will be the first task 12.8:5 1.6:6 State clears way for smelters 20.8:1 Power price to be given 3.6:8 The smelters go-ahead (Leader) 20.8:2 Answers 'unsatisfactory' (Lochinvar) 3.6:8 Lochinvar Smelter approved 20.8:8 Hearing a farce : Vigneron 3,6:8 Hunter Forum critical 20.8:8 Uni. queries figures (Fluoride Emissions) 3.^:8 Smelter 'timely boost' for area (Lochinvar) 21.8:4 Wrangle over emission controls 4.6:1 Alcan chairman welcomes approval (Kurri) Tighter fluoride standards would be 21.8:4 'discriminatory' (Lochinvar) 4.6:9 Wran's 'breach of faith' (Alcan, Kurri) 26.8:6 No action on emissions 4.6:9 Government 'helping to fragment countrv' H.D.B. to monitor Valley smelters 5.6:1 26.8:6 State plans monitoring group 5.6:1 Smelter worry leaflet 2.9:10 Fluoride 'won't affect grapes' 5.6:3 B.H.P. quizzed on housing 'shortage' 5.9:4 Smelter caused vine damage three years ago : Smelter control returns 9.9:1 Vigneron (Alcan) 5.6:6 Japanese firm denies merger report 23.9:4 Trainer claims losses (Lochinvar) 5.6:6 'No doubt' on smelter as two withdraw (Lochinvar) H.D.B. concern over one-off payments 6.6:1 26.9:1 Partial success in monitoring (Leader) 6.6:2 Equity query is key to smelter development Warning on fluoride levels 6.6:10 (Lochinvar) 29.9:12 Trust fears effects (Lochinvar) 6.6:10 No decision on smelter (Portland) 5.10:9 Cross-examination move 9.6:6 Tomago unions in pioneer wages talks 9,10:1 Company told to produce papers 10.6:1 Wage harmony possible 9.10:1 Vine damage minor : botanist 10.6:12 Peko to close N.T. smelter 16.10:8 Councils ask H.V.A. to pay $5 million 10.6:12 Bauxite 'base price' opposed 26.10:11 Too many risks with smelter, inquiry told $30 m. smelter 'aid' (Electricity Price) (Lochinvar) 10.6:12 9.11:1 Smelter firm told to give documents (Lochinvar) Comalco says market contracting 11.11:12 11.6:1 Steep slams labour agreement (Tomaeo) 13,11:4 Aluminium at record low 19.11!9 Maitland 'needs plant's jobs' 11.6:7 Wran attacked on power deals 19.11:11 'Friends' to continue opposition 11.6:7 Criticism on aluminium power advice 24.11:6 Wind data 'inadequate ' (Lochinvar) 11.6:7 Detailed response within 6 months 27,11:8 S.E.C. should state plans : Economist 12.6:4 Parties must be ready to speak by Monday : AMALGAMATED METAL WORKERS AND SHIPWRIGHTS UNION Commissioner 13.6:9 Proposal is threat to livelihood : Vigneron A.M.W.S.U. hits body hire 12.3:3 13.6:9 Move to deregister unions 22.6:1 Smelter poses 'big social strains' 16.6:3 Union lifts B.H.P. bans 23.6:5 •No damage' cult a smelter P.R. goal 16.6:8 Deregistration move may be averted 24,6:3 Proposed tariff cut angers Metal Union Vignerons admit grape yields ' a problem' 13,7:3 16.6:8 Officers 'told to keep out of pollution row' Challenge to A,M.W.S.U, poll 4.8:6 (Lochinvar) 16.6:8 A.M.W.S.U. to seek $30 pay rise 3.9:4 Power price evidence 'undisclosed^ 17.6:1 Unions clerks strike 18.9:9 E.G., Government criticised 17.6:22 A.M.W.S.U. election invalid 13.11:8 Vignerons set condition 17.6:22 Judge orders new ballot for union 21.11:3 Shire Council seeks $1 m. smelter 'gift' 18.6:1 Doubts stay on smelter power costs 18.6:1 AMBULANCES Inquiry into E.G. urged 18.6:6 Alcan denies shelving Kurri smelter plans Ambulancemen reject staff, roster changes 27.2:1 18.6:8 No competition (Leader) 27.2:2 Public 'not told of effects' 19.6:1 Ambulance dispute 7.4:5 Firm wants claims assessed in court (Hunter Air ambulance defended 29.4:12 Valley Aluminium) 19.6:1 Motto contest winners are named 25.5:9 Cows' teeth rot blamed on meal and smelter Paramedic vans ready for use by mid-July 15.6:7 19.6:3 Manning dispute leads to bans 24.7:1 Pollution 'no worry' 19.6:4 Row looms over new paramedic vans 31.7:3 Group disputes H.D.W.B. figures 19.6:4 $35,000 rescue unit to Maitland 21.10:4 Senate inquiry to have little impact 22.6:5 Ambulance fees up 19.12:4 H.V.V.A. stands firm against proposal (Lochinvar) 22.6:6 Fluoride test low 22.6:9 Residents oppose smelter zone plan 23.6:7 N.H. INDEX 6. 1981

APPRENTICES ANIMALS AND BIRDS $10,000 campaign aimed at women apprentices Mum is keeping onlookers at bay (Rhesus Monkey) 2.1:1 begins 17,8:3 Drought victim saved (Horse) 8,1:3 No age barrier (Leader) 25,8:2 _ . Society alleges animal negleCt 12.1:6 Technical College playing major role in training Complaint on bird breeder dismissed 14.1:8 new building trading 25.8:5 Disease may be cuddly Koalas downfall 17.1:11 Girls to the fore as apprentices 17.9:4 Park loses old friend (Alligator) 31.1:3 B.H.P. trainees under spotlight 15.10:4 Kookaburra raider shot (Colin Maybury) 4.2:1 Special trades scheme 29.10:5 Cruelty to Wallaby brings $600 fine (John Nelson) Apprentice wins Reef cruise prize (Mark Bray) 4.2:11 20.11:6 Minister opens operator school 18.12:5 Pack of dogs killing Warkworth sheep 6.2:6 Housing swap caters for apprentices 28.12:3 Punters will not stand for pigeon droppings on seats 11.2:1 Showground pigeon droppings take trustees by ARBITRATION surprise 12.2:18 Platypus deaths a greedy act 19.3:1 Bill for secret ballots 15.5:5 It's the dog house for saleyard workers 3.4:1 Minister confirms talks with Murdoch 29.5:14 Frog gives birth through mouth 8.4:18 Fraser urges unions to use arbitration 22.7:7 Police give seagull V,I.P, care 18,4:3 Pull bench to discuss wage guidelines 25.7:1 Newcastle target in State hamster hunt 30,4:1 50 hamsters seized 1.5:4 ARSON Hunt for hamsters goes on 6.5:4 Petrol 'thrown at house' (Denise Mulherin) 20.1:3 Horse Week popular 18.5:5 Classroom fire treated as arson (Gateshead) Parlours paimper pets 27.5:17 9.4:5 Scarecrow stops birds larkin' around 4.6:5 Man set fire to room : police (Roderick K. Act bans pig chase 10.6:8 Burnett) 23.4:5 The spoilsporters reign (Leader) 11,6:2 Man, 88, on fire death charges (Harry Hatton) R.S.P.C.A. calls for inquiry 16.6:13 1.5:3 Blind owner in fear over attacks on guide dog Fire toll now 18 (Sylvania Heights Nursing Home) (Marilyn Peace) 3.7:1 4.5:9 Canine virus is back 16.7:6 $1.25m. fire 'deliberate' (Victoria) 7.5:9 Action likely over stables 23.7:8 Man dies as result of fire 15.5:4 Trixie loves milk without chasers (Wallsend) 6.8:1 September arson trial 23.6:10 When a dog does what a dog does 19.8:8 Man remanded (Norman Wanless) 26.8:5 Death stalks the flooded forest 21.8:3 Fire bomb hits Blacksmiths garden 7.10:5 Possums hop gets a second operation 31.8:5 Men face charges of arson (Raymond Johnson, David Racehorse, mare slashed by knife 1.9:1 W, Johnson) 17,12:8 Kangaroos birthday a bounding success 1.9:1 Fire in school (Windale) 22,12:9 Dog control (Leader) 1.9:2 Arsonists strike twice (Windale) 26.12:3 Footpath fouling act in force 1,9:10 ART Kooragang disease hunt 3,9:6 Boys stop goat's capers 4,9:3 H.V, artist to paint Town Hall mural (John Olsen) Plea to save lone bird 9,9:1 10,2:1 A game try, but safari closes (Raymond Terrace) Australia at Federation life in photographs 9.9:3 (Charles Keery) 23,2:7 Marauding dogs kill goats 9.9:7 Taking a look at portraiture : contemporary Old Safari Park lions destroyed at Terrace 16.9:4 confusion 2,3:4 5 Maitland horses found at Nyngan 17.9:8 Surprise ahead in Town Hall mural 5,3:3 Domestic cat fur trade alleged 5.10:1 Port portraits portray hounds (Robert Edden) Baits kill five Toronto dogs 6.10:8 5,3:5 Marsupials losing their inferior tag 7.10:13 Playhouse mural depicts reality 1.5:4 Panama Reserve to get animals (Sebastian Laremont) What would you do with a 1,5m, bronze sculpture 26.10:4 14,5:1 Watching birds of the feathered kind 3.11:9 True Luv is a dog biscuit 21.11:3 The invisible sculpture (Leader) 21,5:2 Cockatoos to Panama (Sebastian Laremont) 28.12:1 Bowmore art works may leave city 27,5:3 Mural depicts life in region (John Olsen) APPRENTICES 8.6:5 Painter of birds gains wider fame (Robert Edden) Apprentice shortage forces employers to cut 10.6:3 standards 8.1:1 Rare art find thanks to Bill 8.8:1 Serious legal hurdles for employers seeking Art offered to city for $6.5 million (Bowmore) new approach 21.1:9 3.9:1 Firm alleges scheme incentive refused 18.2:28 The Bowmore Collection (Leader) 4.9:2 Cash promised to train apprentices 7,3:5 Art bid in question 4.9:6 Woman wins trade award (Narelle Barry) 1.4:5 Young Chinese Show their artistic skills 8,10:8 Maitland man wins apprentice award (Brett Harris) A statue of values unnamed 14.10:13 6.5:9 Sculpture finally placed 2,11:7 New post of vital interest : Morris 11.5:8 French lithographs on show 7,11^5 Fitter is top B.H.P. trainee (Graham Gosling) Juvenile painter steals Art Show limelight 14.5:4 (Clayton Gilbert) 17.11:4 Trade course for women a success 9.7:11 Livermore cast in shock role at opening 28.11:1 Girls try their hands at fitting 11.8:3 Artist to open college Art Show (Qui Warren) Singleton gears up to celebrate the arts 16.12:2 Archibald prize to Eric Smith 19,12:9 N.H, INDEX 7. 1981

ART GALLERIES ASSAULT (Con't)

$120,000 ceramic gift for Region Gallery Flat entered illegally (Bradley J. Crellin) 18,2:5 28,4:6 Old school becomes a gallery 17.4:5 Man threw naked wife into street (Graham Witherdin) Cubist a $1 m. acquisition (Les Trapezistes) 28.4:7 25.4:3 Two assault suspects sought 29.4:6 Gallery guide (Entertainment Guide) 7.8 Driver of city bus bashed 2,5:1 Valuable works given to Gallery 16.9:3 Football bottle thrower fined $400 (Barry Wydmuch) 2,5:3 What the Region Gallery got 7.12:5 Man 'not guilty' of assault charges (William Kelly) 5,5:7 ARTS AND CRAFTS Man for trial on 2 counts (George W. Farish) 7.5:6 Hobby school gives life a little extra Council planner assaulted again 8.5:1 (Technical College) 30.1:3 Machete attack 8.5:4 Printmakers' polish, technique show up at Brothers committed on assault charge 8.5:9 Maitland 16.2:9 City Council under guard (Campbelltown) 9.5:9 Carvings a Maori racial history 24.3:6 Man on assault counts 11.5:10 Japanese art gift 29.4:3 Assault plea accepted 12.5:5 Workshop students show wares (Wallsend Community Woman punched hole in door with spike (Faye I. Centre) 18.5:10 Mitchell) 12.5:3 Exhibit lacking in local talent (Hunter Valley) Assault suspect refused bail (Pavle Talecski) Crafts Exhibition) 15.6:5 12.5:4 Rare showing of fragile vessels (Cinzana Glass Woman barred from entering clubs, hotels (Marion Collection) 23.6:5 M.K. Newton) 14.5:3 History through glass (Cinzana Glass Collection) Three arrested (Stewarts & Lloyds) 15.5:4 24.6:23 Police seek man lurking near car (Tighes Hill) Impressive plan for Lake arts 29,7:21 20.5:6 Sculptor in race against progress (Fred Hillier) Court clears man of assault charge (John V. 1.8:4 Green) 22.5:3 Sculptor turns deft hand to pottery (Reg Preston) Assault results in club, hotel ban (Cal 7.10:7 Dunleavy) 22.5:6 ASBESTOS Beer glass assault at Islington (Glendon Oliver) 29.5:6 Asbestos danger 31.3:4 Four charged with robbery (Ian Ayre, Daniel Myles, Industry 'stalls^ report 28.9:4 Grahame Gow, Peter Mongston) 2.6:7 Man charged with abduction, rape (Peter Freeman) ASSAULT 3.6:7 Man disarmed by publican (Geofrey Sturgeon) Women stabbed man (Graham Gaskill) 5.1:7 4.6:1 Policeman bashed Moree court told (Lyall Thomas Man guilty of assault (Phillip Miller) 8.6:7 Munro) 7.1:3 Register punched during robbery (Mark Cheshire) Assault abuse at nightclub (Margaret Jones and 10.6:13 Lisa Jones) 9.1:4 Man, 29, pleads guilty to indecent assault Man remanded on assault charges 17.1:8 6 policemen hurt in city cafe brawl 24.1:8 charges (John Ferris) 18.6:3 Four men jailed over knife assault (John Ward, Man guilty on wound count (Michael Kowal) 6.2:7 Paul Perry, Craig Diemar, Gregg Jenkins) 4 years jail for stabbing railway assistant 22.6:9 7.2:4 Assault hearing closed (Michael Hiles) 25.6:6 Four arrested after shots were fired 9.2:3 Violence link : Union Secretary (A.P.T.U.) Hotel stabbing committal (Marion Newton) 26.6:4 13.2:5 Bond on indecent assault charges (Garry P. $200 fine for ferry assault 17.2:5 Taylor) 26.6:5 Man in court over bottle (Barry Wydmuch) 26,2:7 $6000 crime award (Norman Golding) 26.6:7 Man committed for trial in camera hearing Man fined over street assault (Bartholomew 5.3:12 Gerardi) 27.6:11 Disturbed man jailed 10.3:7 Shotgun 'pointed at woman's head (Christopher Silence meets pleas of attacked woman (John Carroll) 30.6:5 Kinnear) 20.3:1 Woman beaten in park attack 7.7:3 Gatecrasher gets $1000 bond 20.3:10 'Vigilante' duo remanded over assault & robbery Woman committed on assault charge (Shirley 8.7:10 Puttley) 3.4:4 Man remanded over assault on bus driver (William Assault victim gets $6000 compensation (Colleen Kelly) 9.7:5 Villis) 3.4:6 Trial for pensioner (Zbigniew Rominski) 9.7:8 Man returns for ball and chain (Tony Redshaw) Fine, bond for four assaults (John Kinnear) 8.4:1 11.7:11 Woman attacked 9.4:3 'Strike' by the cook provoked assaults (William S.M. fines men for assault (George Buldecki) J. Blacklaws) 21.7:5 16.4:8 Report on wife bashing before Wran 23.7:1 Woman, 35, burnt, punched 21.4:41 Assault costs man $2310 (William Kelly) 24.7:4 $200 fine for hotel assault (Charles J. Whitney) Man punched in face, court told (Kenneth Blackwell) 22.4:6 25.7:10 Morpeth stabbing : man is guarded 24.4:3 Assault earns $400 fine (Hayden Reinish) 29.7:31 Man's face slashed with broken glass (Alfred Men to stand trial for assault (Gregory McNamara) Thamm) 24.4:5 1.8:5 N.H. INDEX 8.' 1981

ASSAULT (Con't) ASSAULT (Con^t) Man, 22, faces three charges (Warren R. Anderson) Horse trainer on bond (George Way) 6,8:15 Men assaulted (Victoria) 7.8:4 I'sllllt victim -faked fif (Gregory McNamara and $1000 bonds for indecent assault (Alfred Connelly Stephen Maslin) 10.11:4 and Anthony Chalker) 11.8:4 Man committed for trial (Warren R. Anderson) Man fined $400 for punching officer (Biadge Spinelli) 11.8:5 10.11:7 ,_ Solicitor charged (Laurel Johnson) 12.8:3 Two attackers 'hid behind park trees (Gregory McNamara and Stephen Maslin) ll;ll'-5 ^,, .,„-, Woman 'wanted to kill someone' 12.8:3 Charge dropped in assault trial (Stephen Maslin) Patrons ran from speargun : police (Ngocto Nguyen) 13.8:5 12.11:11 . Football players fined for assault (Barry J. Boxer guilty on rob count (Gregory McNamara) Gillick and William L. Ashpole) 15.8:1 14.11:1 , ,c 11 o Constable assaulted (Ronald Jeffrey) 19.8:4 Committed for trial (Christopher Barrass) 18.11:9 Woman hit on face kicked (Brenda Masterton) Witness 'silent after shoot threat'(McNamara and 21.8:4 Maslin) 21.11:1 Jail for assault on girls (John Ferris) 25.8:5 Bond for assault on police (Barrass) 21.11:4 Man attacks woman in yard 25.8:10 Bashing inquiries continue (Baldwin) 2.12:33 Man was holding glass in fight 10.9:5 Former boxing champ jailed (McNamara and Maslin) Man remanded (Christopher Barrass) 15.9:6 3.12:3 Death threat alleged (Stephen John Masling) Jail term waived for pair in row (Johanne M. Weiss 18.9;9 and Graham B. Moss) 3.12-6 Cardiff, Gateshead gangs at war (Jennison) Jail for assault (Warwick J. Cornwall) 5.12:4 19.9:3 Man stabbed twice in Woodberry fight 7.12:4 Judge orders hotel ban (Stephen Mennie) Mystery slasher strikes (Adamstown) 8.12:6 23.9:5 Man placed on bond (Warren Anderson) 10.12:5 Gloves off over assaults on police (Bernadette Man with knife threatens girl, 16 (Tighes Hill) Farmer) 23.9:9 10.12:8 Gateshead parents alarmed by brawls 23.9:9 Compensation of $2000 awarded (Warwick J. Cornwall) Remand on gun theft (Stephen Maslin and Gregory 11.12:7 McNamara) 25.9:6 Man on assault counts (Tony Esk) 15.12:13 Knife threat 25.9:6 $2500 compensation award (Bede Alyn Givney) Man admits assault (Anthony J. Donovan) 30.9:8 19.12:4 Two men charged in assault case (Leo Wilczynski and John Scott) 30.9:11 ASTRONOMY Distance barrier, bond, on assault (Harold W, Neutrino : next to nothing 28.1:13 Kronholm) 1.10:1 Eyesight warning on sun eclipse 31.1:10 Karate kick in raid (Mayfield) 1.10:4 'Little bit of luck' helps astronomers discover Bodily harm charge (Anthony Georgieff) 1.10:4 a protostar 4.2:6 Youth jailed for assault, robbery (Anthony J. Quasars' line-up puzzles experts 14.2:4 Donovan) 2.10:7 Tiny asteroid due to pay Earth a brief, distant $950 fine for shots in house (Mark G. Lilly) visit this week 2.3:6 9,10:5 Galaxies may solve riddle of universe 3.3:4 Trial over meat cleaver charge (James E, Mystery of the stars solved by a student 28.3:3 Parkinson) 10.10:3 Evidence does not back astrology 1.4:16 Man assaulted (Wallsend) 10,10:5 Venus illustrates the risks of burning fossil Man for trial (Bruce J. Fortunati) 10.10:5 fuels 4.5:14 Taxis in chase (Sydney) 10.10:42 Sacred concepts changed 1.6:10 Man in attack on two women 13,10:5 Jupiter, Saturn easily viewed 1.7:13 Man gets $3446 for assault injuries (Ragan/Bragg) Venus, Jupiter dominate 2.8:6 14.10:7 Astronomy (Entertainment Guide) 21.8 Police plea for help in search 14.10:12 New link in astronomical jig-saw 31.8:4 Wangi man 'stabbed in stomach' (Barry B, Bourke) Another Galileo eyes Jupiter 30.9:18 20.10:6 A partnership in space tracking 30.11:6 Stabbing denied, court told (Barry B, Bourke) 21,10:4 ATHLETICS Man guilty of shipboard assault (Christopher J, Marsden) 22.10:6 Branch sends strong team to country athletics Man on knife, assault charges (Warren R. 21.1:33 Anderson) 22.10:7 Blind trio sets new athletics records 22.1:14 Verdict expected on stab charges (Barry B. Relay titles tiring success 10.2:16 Bourke) 22.10:8 Report jolts top runners 28.2:14 Acquittal after 2^ year wait (Barry B. Bourke) Ovett takes title back from Coe 28.8:16 23.10:3 Ovett, Lattany arrive today 28.9:12 Man jailed for armed assault (Warren A. Jennar) Injury may cost scholarship (David Forbes) 24.10:3 30.10:18 Armed assault trial to begin (Gregory McNamara) Champion all-rounder fails in pole vault 9.11:14 24.10:4 Boom times ahead for little athletics 27.11:17 Violence talk prophetic (Cardinal Freeman Athlete makes comeback (Stan Barwick) 28.11:40 assaulted) 26.10:7 8,30 p,m. finish for little athletes at zone Cardinal : man on charges (Gerard Leeds-Cook) 30,11:16 27.10:7 Ware reaches new heights (Minid Ware) 5.12:16 Shotgun charges (Roy G. Thompson) 27.10:8 Pilot flies over sprint distance (^eter Batten) Man faces injury charge 29.10:6 7,12:16 Man remanded on assault (Warren R. Anderson) 30.10:8 N,H. INDEX 1981

AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA - AIR FORCE (Con't)

Federation 80 years on (Leader) 1,1:2 Looking back on 38 years in the R.A.A.F. 16.11:2 Old war plane waits on museum home 18.11:9 80 years on : what went wrong 24.1:7 Just another holiday (Leader) 26.1:2 R.A.A.F. on alert as jet lands 20.11:5 Trishaw proved big attraction (Australia Day Squadron uses freedom of city 20.11:8 R.A.A.F. move 'no concern' 23.11:4 Activities) 27.1:5 Plan to replace trainers 2.12:8 An era of national development dawns 5.5:Survey The Royal wedding (Leader) 29.7:2 $2430 m. Hornet contract signed 2,12:33 Bicentenary funding row erupts 22.10:3 Payment of $40,000 for logos defended 3.11:3 AUSTRALIA - ARMY Group to organize 200th birthday 10.12:4 Capitals have different woes 12.12:7 Army to erect bridges at Warners Bay 4,2:4 AUSTRALIA - AIR PORCE Army structure to change 10.2:7 Guns win a peaceful victory 9,3:6 Windale home to be Foreign Legion 'outpost' 10,3:3 Ejection zones changed 3.1:4 The Stockton Bight disaster, and ifs 28.3:7 Catalina starts 5-day flight 6.1:7 Green Beret soldiers 2.4:4 Father and son bond climbs new heights 21,1:1 Soldier shows her mettle 17.4:5 Fly past to mark 30 years 3.2:3 $97 m. trucks purchase for Army 18.5:1 Truck on fire - no Mirage 3.2:5 Defence criticism 'irresponsible' 4.7:4 $60 m, for 4 U.S. FlllA aircraft 18.2:7 Soldiers hunt funds 25.7:11 'Moths' celebrate jubilee 10,3:6 Army Reserve close to target 29.7:3 R.A.A.F. to celebrate diamond jubilee 15.3:5 Army tests its stamina 15.8:9 R.A.A.F. will celebrate 60 years of service Soldiers in 11,000 km trek 17.8;4 with colourful march 27.3:6 Matilda on the move 27.8:4 R.A.A.F. vi.sits city 30.3:7 Pay rise for armed forces 28.8:1 $2 b. for new fighters 31.3:1 Women joining Army Reserve 26.9:8 R.A.A.F. wife takes up pay battle 31.3:6 When the military is called in 6.10:7 80,000 attend R.A.A.F. show 6.4:4 Veteran was a 'guinea pig for gas tests' 20,10:1 Birthday preview for Tigers 6.4:7 Redress for gas victims 21.10:8 Co-ordinating Australia's tactical fighter base Mustard gas film confirms tests 26.10:3 9.4:9 Gunner tells of gas contact 27.10:1 Restored Mustang a prize winner 9.4:12 Wartime gas cache 'in Blue Mountains' 27.10:4 R.A.A.F. offered an advanced F16 10.4:7 Put in gas claims : KiUen 28.10:1 Rebuilt tiger shows its class 21.4:1 Ex- R.A.A.F. man tells of gas destruction 28,10:1 Happy birthday. Tiger Moths 27.4:1 Chemicals, cancer link queried 2.11:5 R.A.A.F. Officer is invested 18.5:7 Singleton and Army camp 'inseparable' 2.11:6 R.A.A.F. sacks 12 airmen (Drugs) 26.5:1 Gaa 'dumped' in Hume Weir 18.11:10 R.A.A.F. sacks 12 airmen 26.5:3 Sqadron exercises right of freedom 23,11:3 Mirage fighters grounded 27.5:1 Army to hold air display 26.11:6 Mirage jets back in air soon 29.5:5 Army to stage 'attacks' 27.11:9 R.A.A.F. to fight war over city 13.6:3 U.K. field gun for Army 3.12:5 Mirages defend city 16.6:3 Men jump for joy in celebration 5.12:5 $19 m. plan to update Mirages 3.7:4 Shrapnel wounds soldiers 8,12:4 Steering failed at sea 10.7:4 Crash boats (Leader) 13.7:2 Riflemen clean-up targets 18,12:3 Half R.A.A.F. fleet to be replaced 28.7:3 Fault puts 45 copters on ground 15.8:4 AUSTRALIA _ CONSTITUTION Iroquois copter crew die in crash in valley (Knight, Bryant, Douglas) 20.8:4 Bid to revise Constitution 11.8:4 Bodies recovered from helicopter 21.8:1 Senator urges Constitutional reform 11.11:11 R.A.A.F. man promoted 28,8:6 AUSTRALIA - DEFENCE Sabre unveiled 7.9:4 More sting for Pine Gap base 6.2:1 Jet explodes after pilot ejects 10.9:1 'Hit list' covers bases 10.2:3 $60 m. expansion at Williamtown 10.9:3 Nuclear targets 11,2:4 Mirage lost to rust 11.9:1 Killen warned on witness limits 11.2:8 Mirage crash draws criticism of ditching Defence debate 10.3:2 procedure (Darryl Jones) 11.9:3 Killen, Katter row over P.S. evidence 10.3:4 Sleek ruler phased out of sky (Mark Riley) Defence chief likely to testify 12.3:5 19.9:10 'No threat' of invasion 19.3:4 New R.A.A.F. base head arrives (W.H. Simmonds) Killen to discuss U.S. base worries 24.3:9 22,9:5 Be prepared is the only way : Killen 25.3:15 Port Shire seeks assurance on jets 24.9:8 Hayden to be briefed on bases 6.4:3 Crash inquiry in recess 29.9:4 Ex-commandos to meet again 9.4:4 Air Cadets (Leisure Guide) 16.10 Consensus on defence 11.4:9 Cabinet urged to buy FA_i8 19.10:1 Women who served their country 25.4:28 Hornet fighter chosen to replace Mirage 20.10:1 Fraser attacked over backfire 27,4:3 Hornet fighters for R.A.A.F. 21.10:6 Essential to the combat team 7.7:2 The long search for $2430 m. worth of fighter Defence advisory body criticised 30.7:5 aircraft 22.10:2 72,518 in defence forces 22.8:11 Soldier killed in Iroquois crash 31.10:1 Services pay inquiry urged 1,9:3 New mirage ejection seats 11.11:1 Review for services pay 2.9:14 Iroquois cleared after crash 11.11:3 'Unhappy in the service' : R.A.A.F. man 3.9:6 Reserve group ready to serve 12.11:9 Union for armed services 'not wanted' 4.9:6 Women as R.A.A.F. fitters 12.11:9 Wage justice for the armed services 11.9:2 Recruits mark the start of 'city's own' 14.11:5 R.A.A.F. warned of a 'risk to leadership' 14.11:7 N.H. INDEX 10. 1981

AUSTRALIA - DEFENCE (Con't) AUSTRALIA FOREIGN AFFAIRS (Con't)

Playing defence snakes and ladders 22.9:2 M.P. confirms Soviet recruiting attempt 13.3:4 Bases make a nuclear target 25.9:3 Text of the B-52 aircraft Staffing Agreement Australia's military poor 25.9:4 13.3:6 . .n -X -1 Military exercise to cost $14 m. 7.10:5 Fraser not invited to Mexico Summit l/.J.J Pay row may be threat to A.N.Z.U.S. action Threat from new Soviet bombers 17.3:4 14.10:5 Debate sought on bases 21,3:3 Wet preparation for forces 19.10:4 U.S. B-52's agreement worth less : Hayden 25,3:3 20,000 take part in war gametK81 is Australia's U.S. Foreign Policy row 25.3:15 biggest exercise 27.10:10 The agreement on B-52's (Leader) 26,3:2 Recruit cost $7 m. 28,10:24 A.L.P. stand on B-52's attacked by Street 26.3:5 New defence chief 11,11:10 Solidarity supported 30.3:3 Pay rise in sight 3.12:3 Japan bond debated 30.3:8 Delay in forces' pay rise attatked 9.12:12 B-52 agreement not binding says Hayden 30.3:12 Control of defence 'diminishing' 15.12:4 Shaping foreign outlook (Australian American Solid pay boost for forces 16.12:1 Alliance) 8.4:2 Union critical of forces pay rises 17.12:1 An appraisal of the A.N.Z.U.S. agreement (Australian American Alliance) 9.4:2 AUSTRALIA - DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR Uncle Sam takes over as Britain pulls out (Australian American Alliance) 10.4:2 Stronger ties with China 26.1:3 Passport Office in doubt 10.4:4 Ambassador to maintain Viet link 18.3:4 Row over passport ruling 25.4:3 Australia sidelined by Asian power struggle over Newcastle to get Passport Office 1.5:1 Kampuchea 20.7:4 B-52 to be met by protesters 5.5:6 U.S. B-52 makes first visit 6.5:4 AUSTRALIA - ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL Letter thrusts U.S. into row over bases 8.5:3 Secretary accused 8.5:9 Budget exceeds target 17.1:1 Sinai force's role queried 14.5:6 We'll spread boom riches Fraser says 26,1:3 A matter of the wrong flag (Leader) 15.5:2 Pay restraints imperative Treasury boss Sinai debate gagged 15.5:5 30,1:5 Letters back U.S. on Middle East (Camp DaVid) Policy confuses investors says W.A. Premier 18.5:9 6.2:7 Hayden flays Sinai force 18.5:9 Economy picking up but problems remain 18,2:29 N.Z. seeks contract talks 19.5:8 First Euro-yen planned 24.4:8 P.M. sending envoys to set stage for C.H.O.G.M. Conflicting interests problem for economical Conference 20.5:3 government 11.5:13 Street has U.S. reply on Sinai 20.5:5 Industries unions criticises 11.5:13 The messengers (Leader) 21.5:2 A flood of money (Leader) 18,5:2 Haig answers M.E. Force queries 22.5:14 Economics guide for the layman 25,5:11 No reason to go (Leader) 23.5:2 Restrict government spending : A.N.Z. 27.5:23 Keeping the peace in the Middle East 27.5:2 Liquidity rise forecast 10,6:26 Sinai invitation soon 27.5:6 Criticism of funding likely 13.6:4 Bid to hault U.S. court action 30.5:3 Credit rate inflated 18.6:4 Rise in tension concerns P.M. (Middle East) Economy now improving Minister 30.6:11 10.6:1 Australia's income gap grows 18.7:11 P.M. keeps Sinai role plan open 11.6:9 Leak damaging for P.M. 20.7:3 Anti-trust protection on the way 15.6:4 Negative effects of the boom economy U.S. envoy silent on criticism of bases 18.6:3 21.7:3 Australia on its own two feet 24.6:2 Credit squeeze tip 19,10:14 Haig rules out U.S. command of Sinai Force Howard attacked on Budget policy 21.10:25 24.6:3 Howard denies Arab loan report 25,11:1 Fraser denies link in N.Z. row 9.7:7 Tange urges a limit to military role 10.7:1 AUSTRALIA - FOREIGN AFFAIRS A.S.E.A.N, row puts Street on spot 16.7:4 Australia sidelined by Asian power struggle B-52 deal expected soon 3,1:3 over Kampuchea 20.7:4 Soviet trade bans may cost Canberra $14 m. Peacock advises P.M. on Pakistan 31.7:3 3.1:3 Street warns Irian Jayans 4.8:3 Plimsoll will go to Tokyo (Sir James Plimsoll) Street firm over French nuclear tests in Pacific 14.1t3 4.8:7 Staging fields for the B-52's(Leader) 15.1:2 Fraser silent on Sinai 5.8:1 Decision on B-52 landing rights deferred 15.1:3 P.M.'s role a threat to peace 1.9:8 The expelled journalist (Leader) 2,2:2 A heartening autonomy (Leader) 15.9:2 Regime not recognised (Pol Pot) 10.2:3 Community could expand 15.9:4 The U.S. politely makes it's presence felt 21.-2:8 Joyce shooting a tragedy : Fraser 18.9:5 Soviets want goods freeze lifted 4.3:35 Talks on Sinai role 21.9:1 Fraser attacks Soviet grave threat 5.3:3 3 to 1 against Sinai force 22.9:5 Agreement over B-52 bases 7.3:9 Street denies Sinai rumour 23.9:13 Coal-use course will be Australian first 9.3:7 Keep out, P.M. told (South Africa) 30.9:3 Canada signs nuclear agreement 10.3:4 Shooting adds pressure over U.S. Sinai Force U.S. B-52's get right to land 12.3:1 12.10:3 Senate told of Junta land reform (El Salvador) Conspiracy theory on Timor invasion 14.10:5 12.3:5 Defence changes sought (Sinai) 16.10:3 Street offer U.S. document on B-52's 13.3:1 Timor integration 20.10:3 Bases for B-52's (Leader) 13.3:2 France to join Sinai Force 22.10:3 Australians tag along to Sinai 23.10:1 N.H. INDEX 11. 1981

AUSTRALIA - FOREIGN AFFAIRS (Con't) AUSTRALIA - NAVY (Con't)

Wrong decision on Sinai (Leader) 23.10:2 Sleeping beauties dealt with death 29.10:2 Australia in Sinai if Britain, Canada join Charges against Captain quashed (Commander 23.10:4 Lamperd) 31.10:3 Protecting interests : Fraser 26.10:3 A.L.P. vow to trade proposed carrier for subs The Sinai debate (Leader) 27.10:2 10.11:3 P.M. rejects fear of new Vietnam 27.10:8 'Torpedoes' found 18.11:14 Sinai Force may go despite Canada 28.10:3 Navy appeals on Lamperd Finding 20.11:9 Decision on Sinai Force tomorrow 29.10:4 Aircraft lease plan denied 25.11:5 Hawke sheds tears for Israel (Bob Hawke) Cabinet set to approve carrier 1.12:4 30.10:3 Tradition at any cost 1.12:5 Australia's Sinai move attacked 6.11:3 'Hidden cost' in bargain carrier ( H.M.A.S. The long road to Sinai (Leader) 10.11:2 Invincible) 2.12:18 Sinai Force doubts 16.11:1 Hayden attacks U.K. ship move 7,12:5 The Sinai debate (Leader) 17.11:2 Defence, cars for Cabinet 14.12:3 U.S. bases on target list 19.11:3 Carrier 'a good buy' (H.M.A.S. Invincible) Australia clear for Sinai Force 24.11:1 14.12:5 Israel to veto Sinai Force 25,11:1 R.A.N, cadet gassed on ship 16.12:1 Sinai obstacles remain (Leader) 25.11:2 Navy's super frigate comes home (H.M.A.S. Anthony predicts decision on Force 11,12:14 Adelaide) 18.12:4 Israel spurns its friends (Leader) 16.12:2 $205 m. to be spent on R.,A.N. refits 19.12:9 Street deplores Israeli decision 16.12:7 Navy fires at trawler 28.12:3 Church call to P.M. on peace 21.12:3

AUSTRALIA NAVY AUSTRALIA - PARLIAMENT Navy ship arrives for overhaul ( H.M.A.S, '81 raay be a health hazard for politicians Supply) 6.1:8 1.1:2 New Navy vessel felt like a heel (H.M.A.S. 1950 : doubt on Communists (Communist activity) Tobruk) 9.1:5 3.1:1 R.A.N, air arm christens ship's flight decks 16.1:3 Objection to U.S. policies (U.S. post war Navy ship sails in civvies (H.M.A.S. Tobruk) policies) 7.1:8 20.1:6 Robinsons death puts pressure on Fraser (Eric Navy checks grounding (H.M.A.S. Adelaide) Robinson) 9.1:4 27.1:5 Young Libs hit dole moves (Young Liberals) Court martial for two R.A.N, officers (H.M.A.S, 26,1:1 Tobruk) 14.2:6 Morrison's loyalty never questioned (Bill This 'ship' ready to sail (H.M,A.S. Perth) Morrison) 14,3:4 25.2:4 P.M. appoints new Minister (Ian Wilson) 17,3:1 Viner admits error of fact in Hawke clash Court martial opens 25.2:7 25.3:15 R.A.N, officer guilty of negligence 28.2:3 Four-year Parliament plan 4.4:3 Naval court martial nearing end 3.3:7 Rebels keep cabinet on its toes 6,4:1 Ship was far from danger, Captain tells court The refuge of secrecy (Leader) 7.4:2 martial 4.3:7 Fight looms over Information Act 8.4:8 Ship Captain guilty of negligence 5.3:4 Unlocking the maze 9.4:12 R.A.N, once more gives man marching orders Information Bill outlined 13.4:6 6.3:8 Leaks vital Oakes 13.4:7 Navy mourns seaman 7.3:5 Houses pass super Bill (Superannuation) Navy trials Tobruk 8.3:12 14,4:5 Tobruk back for final trials 10.3:7 Peacock aide forced to resign his post (Barry Navy's plan sparks row 18.4:1 Simon) 15,4:1 Cabinet rejects cheaper carrier 21,4:1 Ministers close ranks to quell Peacock crisis Carrier decision 21,4:3 16.4:1 Veteran doubtful for air pageant 22,4:13 Peacock rings the 1971 bell (Leader) 16.4:2 Historic ceremony on H.M.A.S. Tobruk 24,4:3 Letter inspired by Fraser text (Andrew Peacock) Destroyer visits city (H.M.A.S. Derwent) 16.4:4 24.4:6 Viner defends Fraser 17.4:4 Tobruk men sad to leave 26.4:4 No bid from Peacock to oust Fraser as leader Unique joint ceremony 27.4:4 20.4:3 Destroyer piped in (H.M.A.S. Swan) 1.5:5 Peacock gets his chance to make charges stick H.M.A.S. Swan welcomed for games 2.5:3 20.4:3 Friends make sailors welcome (H.M.A.S, Swan) P.M. accused of foul play in Peacock affair 2.5:3 22.4:1 R.A.N, gets missile 6.5:4 The Liberal clash (Leader) 22.4:2 Cannon relic on show 30.5:4 P.M. bullying MacKellar 23.4:3 Soviets 'keep watch' 1.6:11 Row reason forgotten_, Sinclair 23.4:3 Tobruk 'runs aground' 25.7:10 Letter casts doubts on support for Fraser Navy tests new missile 27.7:5 28,4:1 $22 m, price rise for frigates 1.8:3 Dramatic week in Federal Parliament 28,4:6 Navy boats leave 26,8:5 Peacock leadership challenge unlikely 29.4:1 Strict security for Royal yacht 23.9:4 Discontent and disagreement (Leader) 29,4:2 Army - Cadets - Sea 23.10:8 Hayden move for vote of no confidence 29.4:8 'Faulty gear' on grounded frigate (H.M.A.S. Adelaide) 27.10:6 N.H. INDEX 12, 1981

AUSTRALIA - PARLIAMENT (Con^t) AUSTRALIA PARLIAMENT _ BUDGET (Con't)

Peacock describes P.M.'s mania 29.4:8 Vignerons delighted no wine sales tax 19.8: Fraser rejects lone-hand allegation 29.4:9 C.Y.S.S, Scheme to end soon 19,8:9 Sinclair again defends P.M. 2.5:3 Foreign aid gets 24% lift 19.8:11 Lynch raps Sinclair for Peacock talk 4.5:1 New steaming coal levy to help raise duty N.C.P. Ministers arousing ire of Liberal mates receipts 19,8:11 6.5:11 Mine Scheme still a target 19,8:11 Rebel Senators vote with A.L.P. 8.5:3 Depreciation boost for B.H.P, steel expansion 19,8:11 . Act changes will protect Murdoch 9.5:3 .8:11 Fraser, stronger after the strife 19,5:2 $400,000 to be spent on Newcastle disabled 19 Lib, dissidents win concessions (Freedom of Extra 11% expected from crude oil 19.8:11 Information) 19,5:3 Bad news for most on the health front 19.8:19 Peacock heats Fraser in poll 19.5:8 A,B.C. funding lifted by 23% to 27 million Woman hurls egg at Fraser 29,5:4 19.8:19 State split on resources 30.5:1 Murdering C.Y.S.S. (Leader) 20.8:2 8:3 Senate revolt put down 30.5:4 H.V. protests mount over axing of C.Y.S.S. 20 Referendum urged on parliamentary term 1.6:4 Sales tax Bills a poser 20.8:3 Backbenchers cross floor as two airlines Labor on the wrong path (Leader) 21.8:2 agreement passed 4.6:3 600 attend rally over Budget 22.8:5 Nurses to march in protest 12.6:3 Budget rally (Port Macquarie) 25.8:4 P.M. gives his team a pat on the back 15.6:3 Budget grab alleged 26.8:1 Canberra union talks useful 23,6:18 A.L.P. would drop taxes health fees 26.8:5 P.M.•s V,I,P. argument ruined by trip 29,7:5 Democrats reject sales tax stand 27.8:3 New limits on partnerships 2.8:3 Painful sting in two Budgets (Leader) 1.9:2 Funding proposal extortion 4,8:4 Democrats to fight Sales Tax Bills 7.9:3 Pensions for M.P.'s worth millions 13.8:1 Harradine shows how to halt tax 8.9:1 The piranhas controlling the goldfish bowl Rise in outlay on capital works 8.9:4 24.8:3 Firm stand on tax 9.9:7 D.M.R. jobs in danger 26.8:18 Peacock in scathing attack on Budget 10.9:1 Bid for health at top 31.8:3 Delays to Sales Tax Bills 17.9:3 Promises, promises 7.9:6 Tracking sown the Knoxville millions 17.9:2 People forgotten says Lib. M.H.R. 8,9:17 Treasurer to refer Sales Tax back to Cabinet Federal M.P. attacks bludgers drunks tag 14.10:3 9.9:3 Liberal crosses the floor over sales tax. 15.1 0:1 Peacock in scathing attack on Budget 10,9:1 Fraser abandons sales tax pressure on Senate Drinking joke backfires on M.P. 11.9:1 21.10:1 Peacock Viner clash on B,L,F. 16.9:6 Sales Tax Bills to return to Senate soon Peacock campaigns but denies challenge 17.9:4 22.10:6 Sabotage of Bill alleged 29.9:4 Senate clash looms over uni. fees 27.10:1 Treasurer stands by Fraser in leadership Tuition Fee Bill may force double election challenge 6.10:3 29.10:3 Eraser's bomb misses snipers 13,10:2 Block sales tax request 3.11:5 Fraser strikes back at Labor 13.10:3 University Fees Bill defeated in Senate 12.11 The 'dry' Hyde critique of Liberal style Move on tertiary fees blocked 11.11:5 (John Hyde) 13.10:6 Democrats set to deal on sales tax 21.11:9 Gift to judge causes storm 16.10:1 Senators cross floor on Scrutiny Bills 23.11: Marginals allow Fraser to get his act together 21.10:21 AUSTRALIA - PARLIAMENT _ OVERSEAS AID Bill aims to take breaches of privilege to court 27,10:4 Street on way to Poland 21.11:4 Confusion over bills 30,10:1 Poland appeal launched (Help Poland Live) Hayden attacks P.M.'s integrity 2,11:3 23.11:4 Double standards in government (Leader) 3.11:2 N.CP. Ministers hit out at opponeneiits 16.11:4 AUSTRALIA - PARLIAMENT - OVERSEAS TRIPS Tuition fees Bills in Senate : stage set for dissolution 18.11:3 Lynch woos European business 31.1:11 Hayden taunts P.M. on threat 19.11:3 $500,000 to help Vanuatu force (Para-military) Security air link costs $662,000 21,11:10 7,2:7 The survival queue (Leader) 28,11:2 Street visit off over Springbok rumour 25.3:5 Fraser won't use double dissolution 30.11:5 2 M.P,'s deny U.S. study trip causes obligations Home loan subsidy for study 1.12:3 to sponsors 26.5:1 P.M's two-way policy on propiety 9,12:20 Overseas trips cost taxpayers $120,000 26.5:3 Ministers gain more responsibilities 16.12:6 Jull, Collard call off sponsored overseas trip 27.5:3 AUSTRALIA - PARLIAMENT - BUDGET Macphee in Thailand 12.6:12 Fraser to confer with U.S. leaders 19.6:3 Government to cut spending in the Budget 14.4:3 Fraser off to meet new man in White House Government outlays up 14.4:25 24,6:14 Tough Budget in August^Fraser's tip 8.7:7 Fraser set for Mexico talks 25.6:6 Deficit down $906 million 9,7:3 P.M. stresses importance of Summits 26,6:6 Fraser warns of tough Budget 10.7:1 No decision on Sinai : Fraser 27.6:4 Inflationary worries in Budget talks 15.7:12 P.M.'s to discuss Namibia's independence campaign Family man faces grim future 19.8:1 30.6:6 Jobless allowances increase for the over 18's Fraser, Reagan talks thorny 1.7:1 19.8:1 Reagan and Fraser share an affinity 2.7:6 Clobbering everyone (Leader) 19,8:2 Australian, U.S. Policy similar 3.7:5 Sales tax to hit families 19.8:9 Fraser pilgrimage 6,7:2 N.H. INDEX 13. 1981

AUSTRALIA _ PARLIAMENT - OVERSEAS TRIPS AUSTRALIA _ VISITING PERSONALITIES (Con't) (Con't) Servicemen praised (Australian War Memorial) Fraser tips nuclear role 8.7:3 14.4:5 Tough budget in August Eraser's tip 8.7:7 Charles wins a warm welcome 15.4:6 Namibian self-rule urgent 9.7:7 Bondi model chases Charles 16.4:3 P.M. talks strategy in Hawaii 11.7:3 Sour visit for Prince 17.4:1 Fraser pleases everybody abroad 13.7:4 U.S. leaders support bases 17.4:4 Fraser sees Australian ties for Prince CHiarles No offer to Prince : Official (Governor General) 2,8:6 18.4:3 Fraser meets Sadat 4,8:1 Charles lives up to star billing 20.4:3 Fraser cancels October visit to Britain 4.8:3 Royal edict for new city 22.4:9 Eraser's trips cost $554,305 20.8:7 Professors from China at Uni. 5.5:5 Ministers t ravel costs set to pass $2 m. O.E.C.D. Official in Australia 2,8:5 5.9:1 Thailand may be H.V. coal customer soon Nixon in meat fraud talks 7.10:17 (Premier Tinsulanonda) 3.9:5 Queen could name new S.A, Governor 7.10:14 AUSTRALIA - PARLIAMENT - SALARIES Kissinger praises decision over Sinai 26,10:3 Chase Manhattan looks for role in Australia M.P.'s get immediate 20% pay rise 1.7:1 27,10:13 Storm over M.P.'s pay rise grows 2.7:1 Ex-President Ford's visit 'business only' 30.10:3 Wage restraint shattered (Leader) 2,7:2 Warning over Archbishop (Lefebvre) 3,11:4 Hefty pay increases cost taxpayers $1.5 m. Rebel clergyman defends stance (Lefebvre) 3,7:4 3,11:4 Pay rise rebels ready to beard Fraser 10.7:1 Lefebvre attacks 'modern spirit' 9.11:6 Half M.P.'s 20% pay rise deferred 15.7:1 Consul to visit (Beckman, Sweden) 14.12:7 Inflationary threats delay M.P.'s pay rise 15.7:4 AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING COMMISSION The pay deferral (Leader) 16.7:2 Hayden unimpressed by M.P.'s pay deferral Sir Asher sues A.B.C. 23.1:8 16.7:3 A.B.C. broadcast historic 13,2:9 Backbench wins Federal M.P.'s pay battle 26,8:3 Short-changed (Leader) 14.3:2 Bitter row over allowance cuts 27,8:3 Heads to meet on A.B.C. funds 1.6:6 Approval for a pay surge (Leader) 28,8:2 Emergency A..B.C. talks 2.6:7 A.B.C. plea for more funds 3.6:9 AUSTRALIA _ PARLIAMENT - SECURITY A.B.C. changes urged (Dix Inquiry) 4.6:5 Cuts seen as threat to A.B.C. 6.6:4 P.M. savage on A.B.C. 9,6:3 Woodward to stay as A,S.I.O. Chief 27,2:5 A.B.C. under threat 10.6:8 Call to unleash A.S.I.S. 15.3:3 New-look A.B.C. urged (Dix Inquiry) 11.6:8 A.I.S. disclosures (Leader) 17.3:2 Report urges plan to revitalise A.B.C. 12.6:8 A.S.I.S. competence often questioned 18.3:16 Report cites H.V. needs (Dix Inquiry) 16.6:6 Sinclair did not know 20.3:5 Proposed A,B.C. study praised 24,6:5 Petrov defection known to Soviets in- • Solicitor a mastermind (Bill McDonald) 6.8:4 Aug-tcalia book alleges 28.3:1 Let A,B.C. run subscriber T.V. channel says Hayden seeks facts about K.G.B, mole 30.3:1 A,L,P, 8.9:6 P.M. knew of spy links 1.4:5 Hunter gets bad deal from A.B.C. 14.10:1 Information unit spied on A.L.P. 9.4:3 Top A. B.C. post to woman (Prof. Leonie Krcimer) A political tool (Leader) 10.4:2 21.12:1 Judge attacks secrecy (A.S.I.O.) 3.7:3 New head of A.S.I.O. named 7.8:5 AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING TRIBUNAL A.S.I.O. thwarted death plots 9.9:1 Tribunal limits investment 8.1:4 AUSTRALIA _ PARLIAMENT SENATE Review still gives news group hope of extending media control 19.1:12 A.L.P. planning for electoral reform 2,7:3 T.V., Radio changes mooted 23.2,3 2 in line for Senate 17.8:3 An unfettered tribunal (Leader) 11.3:2 Libs, choose Young to head Senate (Harold Young) Control of the electronic media 11.3:2 18,8:2 Cabinet changes channels on Sinclairs media Young in stormy first day 19,8:3 rules program 25.3:15 Government loses twice in Senate 21.8:3 New act planned to curb radio & T.V. tribunal Labour to move on Senate powers 9,11:4 10.4:3 Senates role (Leader) 11.11:2 Sabotaging its own tribunal (Leader) 14.4:2 A.L.P. may alter Supply Policy 12.11:4 T.V. act changes outrageous 28.4:15 Referendum on Senate urged 13.11:10 Murdoch : no cabinet link 14.5:13 Opposition wins again in Senate 20.11:4 Political influence denied 15.5:9 Proper function for the Senate (Leader) 21.11:2 A.B.T. offices may close 21.5:3 Senators cross floor on Scrutiny Bills 23.11:4 Tapes show for tribunal 27.5:15 A.L.P. asks Barwick for Supply advice 25,11:9 Senate asked to block Bill 9.6:13 Senate rejects Dole Bill 26.11:25 Share buyer still unknown (N.B.M.) 18.6:9 A.L.P. will use T.V. act letters 15.7:9 AUSTRALIA - VISITING PERSONALITIES P.M., Sinclair disagree on media talks 17.7:3 Mining magnate ruled out 21.7:4 Japanese students find us curiously flat 9.1:3 T.V. violence paradox seen 15.10:6 Philip to visit (Prince Philip) 10.3:8 4 day visit by Prince 25.3:6 Protests greet Prince 28.3:4 Charles popular note 13.4:4 I

N.H. INDEX 14. 1981

AUSTRALIAN COUNCIL OF TRADE UNIONS AUSTRALIAN LABOR PARTY (Con't)

A.C.T.U. to move on National Super Scheme Hayden wins most bets 30.7:8 12.3:1 Women for A.L.P. posts 30.7:5 -,=,,<. Hawke hits at Hayden on outspoken voting issue A.C.T.U. protest move 13.3:3 Monitor media A.C.T.U. advised 14.4:7 1 8' *? A!L!P. Conference a useful forum J--^'-^ Stellite ownership concern 20.4:8 Wran Government makes comeback 13.8:4 A.C.T.U. triggers clash 22.5:5 Qld A.L.P. launches urgent $10 levy 25.8:10 Wage plan urged (Wage fixing) 8,9:1 Women vital for victory A.L.P. told (Federal South African barred from confernece 8.9:6 Unions given free rein on wages 9.9:5 Election) 31.8:1 A o a Labour seeks control of resources 9.9:5 A.L.P. backs call on Constitution 4.9:^ Wages policy (Leader) 10,9:2 The Labor program (Leader) 5.9:2 Moderates take A.C.T.U. posts 10.9:5 Wilkes rejects treat (Victoria) 5.9:9 7.9:5 Cain joins Vic, A.L.P. struggle (Mr Cain) Labor pact warning (A.C.T.U. Congress) 11,9:5 3.9:9 Dolan welcomes wages deal 11,9:5 New boy tipped to oust Wilkes (Victoria) 8 NBWGAS accused over campaign (Newcastle Gas Unions plan talks before pickets 12.9:3 A.C.T.U. endorses abortions (A.C.T.U. Congress) Company) 11.9:14 ,o Q,^ 12,9:3 Labor wants bigger resource share ^°-^-^ 12.10:12 Meeting opposes car tariff plan 16,9:6 Faction fights flair again in State fi^.L.f. Pickets used as weapon 22.9:5 Major law reform planned by Labor 13,10:1 Speculation on Newcastle preselection (Federal Uranium sell-out alleged 5,12:3 Anti-uranium protests 7.12:5 Poll) 15.10:3 A.C.T.U. talks on uranium policy today 8.12:8 M.P. denies 'bribe' 15.10:4 A.C.T.U, lifts uranium bans 9,12:3 Jones keeps options open on preselection 2,11:3 A,C.T.U, to lodge wages claim 10.12:6 Price joins the struggle for Newcastle 3,11:1 Moves to counter A.C.T.U. uranium export plan Tax plan starts A.L.P. row (Capital Gains Tax) 10.12:7 9.11:3 A.C.T.U. to think again (Industrial Relations A.L.P. field for poll choice reduced to three Inquiry) 22.12:9 10.11:5 A.L.P. may alter Supply policy 12.11:4 AUSTRALIAN DEMOCRATS Charlie Jones wants to go fishing 13.11:1 Labor promises caution over health plans 16.11:5 Flat Tax Bill would be blocked, Senator 11.2:11 Labor divided on Wealth Tax issue 23.11:6 Chipp fears double dissolution 20.7:4 400 will decide Labor's Newcastle candidate Democrat dispute in W.A. 1,9:3 28.11:1 Kirkby pledges house, CY.S.S. aid 1.9:9 Hayden promises Coastal security 28.11:38 Small-print trap (Leader : Family Allowances) Morris wins Labor ballot 30.11:1 A.L.P. pledges tax overhaul 30.11:4 12,11:2 A.L.P. M.P. admits role in election defeat (Uren) 1.12:5 AUSTRALIAN LABOR PARTY Keating warns of split 7,12:3

10 resign from Woodberry A.L.P. Branch 23.1:1 AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL LINE A.L.P, motion leaked to Libs 14.2:6 Bid for peace in Qld A.L.P, turns sour 7,3:34 New job for A.N.L. ships 1.4:11 Election protest posts filled (Woodberry) 17,3:7 AUSTRALIAN RULES New redundancy section urged 6.4:7 Maitland A,L,P, Chief leaves party (Barry Maher) Searles offered Rules trial (Warren Searles) 9,4:5 5.1:16 M,P. takes a back seat to A.L.P, figure 15,4:1 Cardiff Rules Club signs S.A. coach 30.1:15 R.S.L, link to Labor brings Constitution Inquiry Bay side threat in Australian Rules 4.4:33 23.4:1 Top game in rules 17.4:11 R.S.L, sub-branch denies A.L.P. link 24.4: probe into poll rigging allegation Rules round vital for two clubs 12.7: 17 A.L.P, Rules top four decided 13.7:12 20.5:4 Rules clash may answer questions 19.7:13 A.L.P. to look at Branch 29.5:3 West proves too strong in Rules (Western Suburbs) Stand firm, Hayden tells A.L.P. seminar 1.6:5 10,8:17 Labors Medibank is at last laid to rest 2.6:2 Football players fined for assault 15.8:1 A.L.P. specifies goal 2.6:4 Spectators get in on the act 12.9:12 Violence link Union Secretary (Peter Baldwin) City scores 14th premiership in thrilling Rules 26.6:4 decider 21.9:14 A.L.P. moves to sever Union link attacked 30.6:5 A.L.P. schism may remain (Leader) 3.7:2 AVIATION Court decision end to A.L.P. struggles (New Clothes not fit for flying 9.1:4 Guard Administration) 3,7:3 A.L.P. Branches charter withdrawn 11,7:3 Second woman pilot (Felicity Bush) 8,1:6 Alleged breach in A,L,P, heard (Unicomb) 13.7:3 Airlines threat to cut U.K. service 12.1:4 Challenge to Hayden 22.7:5 Airline plans $360 flights to U.K. 15.1:1 Test of strength for A.L.P. left (Socialist Air Fare action too late 20.1:6 Objective) 27.7:3 Have a go at flying (Learning to fly,: Leisure Confrontation could spark riots : Wran 28.7:6 Guide) 16.1 Qualification to party objective 28,7:6 Rutherford Air Club reaches for the sky (Aero Club) Women to play greater role in party 29.7:12 17.1:6 Hayden vows to change first-past-post system Discount air fares are unfair to most : Fife 29.7:12 26.1:3 N.H. INDEX 15. 1981

AVIATION (Con't) AVIATION (Con't)

Airlines set for spending spree 27.1:9 Aero Club's story of success (Central Coast Aero Singapore protest in airline row 29.1:15 Club) 1.10:2 Cheap air fares battle begins (Britain) 2.2:3 Six firms seek commuter service (Williamtown & Catalina beats weather old age on trip Sydney) 7.10:1 3,2:6 Airline queries commuter deal 12.10:3 British airlines fight for cut-price flights No-frills flights dropped (East-West airlines) 3.2:4 17.10:1 The Laker attraction (Leader) 13.2:2 Commuter service delay 23.10:5 Airline confident of new routes prices 16.2:11 Tiger moth turns 50 this week (Aero Club) 24.10:9 Airline sets out to educate the public on fares Dangers seen in heliport site at Wickham 26.10:3 23.2:11 Tiger moth saluted after 50 years 26.10:4 Inquiry urges air fare rules change 26,2:3 Yet owning an airline can be too costly 29.10:13 Hunt moves on air fares study 27.2:10 New air ticket system 2.11:10 Airline challenge to fares charge 28.2:4 30-seater aircraft planned on flights to Sydney International flights not needed 6,3:5 3,11:1 Rift over air inquiry widens 7,3:4 Morris calls urgent air services meeting 16.11:13 P,M. opposes air fare call by M.P.'s 12.3:3 M.P.'s back air proposal 17.11:6 Hinting at fares (Leader) 18.3:2 Old war plane waits on museum home (Boomerang) Three in aircraft titles 21.3:36 18.11:9 Uncertainty in the air (Leader) 3.4:2 Crew to brave air race again 19.11:5 Minister outlines airline industry inquiry Copters up in air over rule on landings (Heliport 3.4:1 rules) 1,12:9 Qantas,•British Airways cut London fares $5 m, contract for parts for Airbus 7,12:13 4,4:1 Heliport operation supported 9,12:5 Tiger moths anniversary (50 years) 25.4:8 Newcastle's second air service approved (East Joint U.K. air service gets Tacit approval Coast Airline) 10,12:1 2,5:33 A new air link (Leader : East Coast Airline) Bass Strait balloon flight hits lines (Phil White) 11.12:2 2.5:34 Seaplane service to Palm Beach 14.12:10 Flying with the suns blessing (Solar Challenger) Australia to take part in planning of Airbus 16.5:7 18.12:3 Costs rise seen as threat to aviation 20.5:4 Ansett goes ahead overseas 22.12:6 V,I,P. jet servicing costs $1 m, a year (707) 20.5:25 AVIATION - ACCIDENTS AND WRECKS Qantas told.to reinstate man 28,5:6 Fraser stand by airlines policy 5.6:4 Dam search reopened (Burrendon Dam - 1969 accident Airline agreement goes through Senate as is 6,6:4 wreckage) 5,1:3 Qld to look at legality of air agreement 17.6:11 2 safe after crash landing (Bryce Killen, Robyn Jet charter buys Clubair service 19.6:7 Judge) 13,2:1 Bigger faster and safer 24.6:12 3 S,A,S, men die in crash (Tonkin, Mosman, Kadal) Hilder buys valley air route 2,7:1 27,2:1 Air Service boost (Mascot) 2,7:7 Two killed in air crash (Aircrash near Brisbane) Air bus offers Australia partnership 3,7:6 15,3:9 More flights for commuters (Singleton & Cessnock) DC 10 crash findings (New Zealand crash) 4,7:7 27,4:8 No monopoly says Masling Chief 7,7:5 Airline blamed for Antarctic disaster (New T.N.T. bids for Masling Aeropelican Airlines Zealand crash) 27.4:8 9,7:12 Politics enters crash row (New Zealand crash) The helicopter with no drag 10.7:2 29,4:7 Air N,Z. challenge findings (Air New Zealand crash) Concorde to stay up 16,7:6 30.4:7 War in the air (T.A.A,) 22.7:2 Grounding for staff over crash (Air New Zealand Varied display at Cessnock 23.7:6 crash) 4.5:3 Airbus flies quiet success 23.7:8 Pilot dies in crash (Plane crashes into house) Events blown off course 27,7:5 Flight options (Leader) 31.7:2 4,5:5 Ansett tentacles on commuter services (Masling, Air N.Z. executive retires (Morrie Davis)5,5:3 T.A.A.) 31.7:2 Air crash inquiry clears CA.A. (Air New Zealand R.N.A.C. Charters may operate in 3 months 7.8:7 crash) 9,6:11 East-West promises a better air deal for city Open finding for aircraft death (Stuart H. Sim) 13.8:6 12.6:5 Heliport open by November 13.8:7 $69 m. in claims in wake of air crash (Air New Diet will help trip 18.8:10 Zealand) 11.7:5 Newcastle and the airline battle (Leader) Dungog search for missing aircraft (Barrington 2.9:2 Tops crash) 10.8:1 New Airbus hijack (T.A.A,) 2.9:3 Fears held for five missing men (Barrington Tops Wickham heliport site study (Wickham) 9,9:10 crash) 12.8:1 Ansett denies rumour (Aeropelican) 17.9:5 Hope not lost for men in air crash (Barrington Tops Seaplane idea kept alive (Water Wings Pty, Ltd,) crash) 12.8:1 19.9:10 Son waits and hopes (Barrington Tops crash : T.A.A. service to Newcastle ends (T.A.A.) Andrew Pembroke) 13.8:5 30.9:1 Survival of men in air crash 'unlikely' (Barrington Need for a choice (Leader) 30.9:2 crash) 14.8:5 One man ill, so airport forced to close (Brisbane) Search area for aircraft reduced (Barrington 30.9:5 crash) 15.8:10 Search for missing plane suspended 18.8:5 N.H. INDEX 16. 1981

AVIATION - ACCIDENTS AND WRECKS (Con't) AVIATICW - STRIKES AND DISPUTES (Con't)

Pilot allowed other routes (Barrington Tops Qantas strike end expected 5.3:3 _ ^ .,. crash) 19.8:7 Rearguard action to deny Qantas fuel '••^'^^ Iroquois copter crew die in c rash in Valley Chaos looms as air hostesses stop work 15.4:1 (R.A.A.F.) 20.8:4 Late talks in bid to end air hostesses strike Bodies recovered from helicopter (R.A.A.F.) 16.4:1 21.8:1 Talks called to seek end to air strike 23.4:1 Service for inspector (Ken Price '. Barrington More talks as hostesses vote to stay on strike crash) 22.8:4 24.4:3 Two die in glider crash (Qld) 24.8:3 T.A.A. planning stand-downs 25.4:3 N.T. search for aircraft 31,8:3 Ten-hour strike talks break up 27.4:1 Wreckage identified (Mt Pater son) 3,9:8 Ansett, T.A.A. staff to be stood down 28.4:3 Jet explodes after pilot ejects (Mirage : Air stand-downs granted 29.4:5 Williamtown) 10,9:1 Hostesses return to work today 30,4:1 Mirage crash draws criticism of ditching T.A.A. accused of pressure 6.8:5 procedure (Mirage : Williamtown) 11.9:3 Tough line as T.A.A. grounded 10,8:1 Gyro pilot dies (William L. Fox) 12.9:9 N.Z. bans flights to U.S. 10,8:4 Big search fails to find lost Cessna (Barrington Australian bans on U.S. flights off 12,8:6 Tops) 21,9:4 Morris urges probe into air crash (Sydney Airport BANKRUPTCY crash 1980) 24.9:8 Hunt reverses decision on air crash inquiry Zion Trustee keeps post (Alfred Zion) 15.1:4 (Sydney Airport crash 1980) 25.9:6 A.L.P. call to aid small business 2.2:5 Air compensation inadequate : Morris 28.9:4 Bankrupticies blame put on government 16.9:23 Helicopter crash : 1 dead, 3 hurt (Ian Manhood) Changes introduced to Bankruptcy Act 2.11:9 10.12:1 Cessna forced down (Rutherford) 21.10:3 BANKS AND BANKING Aircraft missing (Vic.) 23.10:4 Men escape ditching of plane 27.10:3 Bank loans restricted 8.1:3 Soldier killed in Iroquois crash ( R.A.A.F, Bond rate rise puts a squeeze on the banks Qld) 31,10:1 14.1:20 Pilot dies in crash (Brian J. Shipp) 9.11:5 Deposits rise by $572 m, 26.1:9 Iroquois cleared after crash 11.11:10 H.V, savings bank deposits increase 12,2:10 Cause of crash eludes board (Syd. Airport crash) Fishermen seek better funding 28.2:9 2.12:10 Treasury Bills out pace bank loans growth 20.5:24 Four men missing in plane (Tamworth) 14.12:1 Bank loans rise 2.6:11 Wreckage found, four dead (Tamworth) 16.12:24 Trading Bank deposits rise marginally 16.7:12 Aircraft crashes after take off (Wyong) 21.12:1 Mergers could affect services 8.8:11 AVIATION - STRIKES AND DISPUTES Howard opens first new Trading Bank in 50 years 15,8:11 Radar strike halts commuter flights 1.1:3 Banks announce new ceiling on rates 19.8:26 Board offers radar talks 2.1:1 Getting it good both ways (Leader) 10,9:2 Sydney radar talks fail 3.1:3 Free cheques not planned 10.9:5 Commuter flights resuming 5.1:3 Reserve Bank eases lending controls 16.9:5 Hopes delays in air row 7.1:4 Bank liquidity drops again 17.9:10 Radar men and strike lift bans 9.1:1 Curbs on new lending upset banks 18.9:5 Aerial traffic jams at Sydney Airport 8.1:7 Sir Roden to head State 21.10:24 Pilots enter N.T. air row 10.1:3 Banks withdraw from Visa, Mastercharge 28.10:8 Air delays persist 10.1:11 Computer tellers change the face of banking Air radar technicians may reimpose bans 21.1:7 9,11:11 Further threat to air services 22.1:7 Rural loans lifted 14.11:11 Disruption looms at airports 24,1:10 End curbs on banks, home loan rates 18.11:1 Airport radar men to walk out 30.1:5 $2.95 m, for 'new' bank (State, Hunter St.) Radar men out at major airports 31.1:3 18.11:3 Hour wait as radar strike takes affect 2,2:3 Government acceptance forecast (Campbell Report) Strikes cripple airlines 6.2:8 18,11:19 M.H.R, slams inaction by Hunt 9.2:9 Report true to its terms (Campbell Report) Airports safety transfer likely : Morris 18,11:28 9,2:3 Howard hopes for fall in interest (Campbell Flight stewards bans ground S.P. Jumbo 10.2:11 Report) 19.11:1 Stewards lift work bans 11,2:6 The Campbell issues (Leader) 19.11:2 Qantas evades A,C,T.U, flights ban 13,2:7 Lord Barber seeks opening for U.K. Bank 3.12:15 A.C.T.U, grounds Qantas S.P. jet 14.2:5 Tight bank liquidity cuts lending rate 17,12:11 Nations air links cut 16.2:1 Newcastle people miss tours 17.2:3 BANKS AND BANKING - STRIKES AND DISPUTES Stupidity on both sides (Leader) 18.2:2 Qantas beats jumbo bans 18.2:4 Strike will close most bank branches 23,7:6 New move to end Qantas dispute 19.2:3 Bank strike gets mixed response 27.7:4 Row in banks 14.10:7 Future of air dispute in balance 20.2:4 Qantas will not back down 23.2:3 Qantas men to meet 25.2:8 BASKETBALL Action likely on Qantas 26.2:3 Ministry briefed on Qantas dispute 27.2:3 Dan Riley becomes true-blue Falcon Airlift ends travellers long wait 2.3:1 10,1:32 The Qantas impasse (Leader) 4.3:2 Volunteer labour Qantas peace plan hurdle 5.3:1 Falcons taking part in major sporting carnival 23,1:13 N,H. INDEX 17, 1981

BASKETBALL (Con't) BEACHES AND BATHS (Con't)

Falcons have score to settle 28,1:32 Pavilion lease renewed (Bar Beach) 2.9:7 Falcons prepare for hard home game 30.1:15 Assurance given on beach kiosk (Bar Beach) Falcons score easy win 7,2:38 5.8:7 Tournament end to build-up 11.2:38 That phantom kiosk (Leader : Bar Beach) 7.9:2 Wells launches Falcons swoop 23.2:16 Moffat may get promenade (Bar Beach) 24.9:8 Falcons takes Eagles 2,3:14 Beach kiosk plan waived : Moffat (Bar Beach) Falcons will be too tough for Cannons 5.3:18 30.9:1 Wells steers Falcons to victory 9.3:16 Pavilion mystery (Leader : Bar Beach) 5.10:2 Falcons beat champions 23,3:16 New pavilion lease calls for kiosk (Bar Beach) Falcons seek wins on road 25.3:38 21.10:1 Falcons retain National Basketball lead 30.3:16 Kiosk work 'proceeding' (Bar Beach) 30,10:8 Wells scores mates still looking 1.4:44 Surf pavilion lease approved (Bar Beach) Basketball leaders to meet 2.4:16 4.11:4 Falcons in national squads 9.4:22 Bar Beach kiosk (Leader) 5,11:2 Falcons outplayed 13.4:20 Opposition to beach mine (Hawkesbury) 27.11:8 Turner keen to bring Falcons back to earth Bar Beach kiosk opens 8.12:5 16.4:16 Beach filth (Leader : Pollution) 29.12:2 Basketballers win life membership 24.4:15 Beachgoers suffer other people's rubbish 29.12:3 Fans get money's worth 27.4:12 Change in littering pattern 30.12:7 Coburg outplays Falcons 4.5:20 Juniors may keep Falcons on top 21.5:16 Falcons can book passage to Adelaide 25.5:14 BICYCLES Knights armour could be holed 26.5:16 Falcons geared for Melbourne killer 29,5:15 Pedal power is gaining pace (Cycleways movement) Falcons lose on National League lead 1.6:16 6.1:2 Falcons knocked out of N.B.L. play-off 22.6:16 Program to teach bicycle safety 20,4:1 Top N.B.L. post for Raschke (John Raschke) Cyclists given tips on safety 2.5:1 30.6:18 Pupils set off on cycle course (Bike-ed Program) Globetrotter throws off jet lag 4.7:36 2,6:7 Jet lag takes toll on new basketballer (Gerald Bike plan could save 20 cyclists lives 9,9:14 Smith) 6.7:15 Newcastle bike plan endangered 12.9:9 Council row delays cycleway project 17.9:5 Kibble to coach in America 13,7:12 Falcons coach still cocky (Bob Turner) 13.7:12 Cycleway plan in danger : subsidy unpent Male break in netball web 18.7:35 24.11:1 Newcastle career for Doc (John Raschke) 11.9:16 Cycleway delay (Leader) 25,11:2 N,B,L, given finals of National Basketball Star crashes 10 times (Alistair Johnson) 30.11:16 22.10:13 Bike plan to aid cyclists of the future 19.12:11 Falcons seek two borderline pros 14,11:14 Basketball referee on one week recruiting visit BOATS AND BOATING to Newcastle (John Holden) 19,11:22 Fifth starting line-up place for Falcons up for Tamboi queen offered for sale 9.2:8 grabs 30.12:18 Trawler sinks because of hot weather (Nelson Bay) 13.2:4 BAYSWATER POWER STATION Ho, Ho, Ho and heave to captain 27.3:8 Building boats is her hobby (Evonne Johnny Gurr) Bayswater to get $80 m. gas filters 20,5:24 30.3:12 Sulphur dioxide levels 'could be high' 18.6:1 Caution needed at Swansea 6.4:6 $45 m. coal-handling contract approved 12,9t4 Yacht drifts after rescue 20.5:5 Power boost urged 22.10:5 Attempt to refloat beached boat 7.8:6 Objections grow over power line project 26.10:8 Herald 2K0 sponsor show (Mattara) 18.8:10 Bestobell wins $6,5 m, contract 25.11:25 Now you can try before you buy (Mattara Supplement) 3,9:7 BEACHES AND BATHS M.S.B. will hold licence tests at show (Mattara Supplement) 3,9:7 Rocks may be blasted (Merewether) 8.1:7 Ski seat to attract interest at Boat Show 3,9:8 Plain clothes police for nudist raid (Burwood) Yacht mishap ends world voyage 10.10:40 14.2:1 A race down the river in pursuit of funds 21.10:8 Many beaches closed (Heavy seas) 16.2:3 Raft race yields $7000 for charity 26.10:5 Police will continue beach patrols (Burwood) Launching of first steamer re-enacted 16.11:1 17.2:7 Skippers all set to start crusing (Peter Annable) Underground pavilion plan ready soon (Newcastle) 4.12:1 4.3:1 Beach litter worry 9.3:4 BOATS AND BOATING - ACCIDENTS AND WRECKS Mine of old bottles found (Newcastle Pavilion site) 9.4:6 Man dies in 2 boat collision (John Dennis Thomas) Crowds flock to beaches 21,4:3 8.1:3 Workmen to watch for relics (Newcastle) 30.4:4 Accident victim recovers (Stephen Ansell) 9,1:4 City folk 'rubbish' Stockton Beach 1.5:1 Rescues in boat accident (Paul Welsh) 17,1:4 Kiosk coming to Bar Beach 15.5:7 Tricky save for police (Mackay) 17,1:8 Broke its tow-line and ran aground (Wreck of 7 injured in boat blast 27.1:1 Susan Gilmore) 15.6:32 Police baffled by unknown fate of lone yachtsman Cheaper pavilion sought (Newcastle) 24.6:1 (Maverick) 24,2:1 Lake Council looks at beach plan (Hams Beach) Yachtsman still missing (Maverick) 25.2:5 9.7:9 Boat founders : family awaits rescue (Hoyo Maru) 2.3:1 N.H, INDEX 18, 1981

BOATS AND BOATING - ACCIDENTS AND WRECKS (Con't) BOWLS (Con't)

Dinghy capsizes (Bruce Fellowsi 2,3:3 Fishlock takes triples 26.10:16 Sailor months on submarines (Christopher Franklin back to best in bowls 7,11:18 Passlow) 3,3:1 Wilcher leads second fours victory 13.11:1» Shipwrecked family ate raw seagull (Hoyo Maru) Ferguson still leads 11.12:15 5,3:3 Safety meant no more raw terns (Hoyo Maru) BOXING 6,3:1 N,Z. Navy rescue ship visits Newcastle (Waikato) Brown ready for bantamweight title defence 6.3:4 21,1:36 Three escape ski boat fire (Ski Boat explodes) Boxing returns to good old days 31.1:14 20.4:1 Berrigan set for fight of career CPeter Berrigan) Drownings mar Easter 21.4:3 11.2:40 W.A. search slows (Five people missing) 24.4:6 Fight verdict shocks crowd 18.2:42 Man's body found (Brian Atherton) 27,4:3 Mundine stops Johnson 21,5:16 Fisherman towed to safety (Les Parry) 29.4:13 Berrigan returns to the ring fresh from victory Fisherman swept from dinghy (Edward Wells) 4.5:1 16.6:18 4 missing in boating mishap (Catamaran sinks) O'Donnell retains unbeaten boxing record 1,7:34 11,5:1 Leonard drops to equal favourite 17.9:18 Man's hands burnt as fuel explodes (Marina Berrigan wins close unpopular decision 11,11:36 explodes) 18.5:11 Boxer fails in title bid (Yacqui Lopez) 28,11:14 Ocean voyage plan foiled by freak accident (Athena) 23.5:3 BREAD Fishermen rescued 15 km out to sea 25.5:1 Bread price rise of Ic in N.S.W. today 16.1:1 Steering failed at sea (R.A,A,F) 10.7:4 Bread prices will rise by Ic 19,5:1 Crash boats (Leader) 17.7:2 9c rise in bread price sought 15.8:3 Porpoises tip two into sea (Belmont South) Bread price to rise 3c 23.9:5 17,8:1 Bread to rise 2c a loaf 1.10:3 No salvage for ferry washed aground (Thomas H, Walter) 2.9:1 BRIDGES Two rescued from sea after yacht founders 10.10:3 The 14th helped bridge the engineering gap BOWLS (Warners Bay) 9,2:8 New bridge for Hunter (Pacific Highway) 18.2:1 Bridge from the blue (Leader) 19.2:2 Bowlers best for Peninsula (Noel Jeffrey, Dock hopes to help with bridge (State Dockyard) Golledge) 3.2:19 19.2:5 Bowls pair out to join select group 19,2:16 Bridge decision concern 2.3:4 Two butchers in for the cut 25,2:36 New bridge opposed 3.3:6 Salters out of master 11,3:34 Denman 3ridge a split personality 3,4:1 Wolfgang shows his class bowls 13.3:20 Freeway tenders 15.4:5 N.S.W, bowls pair reach top form 25,3:38 Fears on Avoca Bridge 1.7:7 Newcastle pair unbeaten (Dobbins, Ross) 26.3:18 Newcastle pair in quarter finals 27.3:18 Bridge plan change sought by Singleton 29.7:31 Tenders called 25,8:7 N.S.W. V A.CT, showdown 28.3:36 Swansea Channel to get second bridge 1.10:7 Rush trip in taxi by bowls pair 17,4:12 Swansea Bridge plan opposed 13.10:1 Fay Craig wins N.J,C. title comeback 25,4:30 Counter to bridge damage 27,10:7 Asimus wins three rounds in bowls 8,5:18 Starting the bids for another bridge game 23,11:2 Soars quits in tribute to mate 27.5:36 Four harbour plans unveiled (Sydney Harbour) Kahibah team unbeaten in bowls victory 29.5:16 7.12:3 Women prove equal to male bowlers challenge Pedestrian bridge between buildings (King & 30.5:32 Unions Street) 11.12:5 Piatt wins bowls singles 5.6:16 Club side wins fours 15.6:12 Experience wins Kahibah mixed bowls final 19.6:14 BROKEN HILL Murphy is new N.D.B.A, head 17,7:14 Ryans undefeated 30.7:22 76 workmates sued (Noel Latham) 10.3:1 Aiming for a little white ball 19.8:21 Board appeal over job loss 21.7:7 Newcastle bowlers in games squad 1.9:14 The Latham saga (Leader) 20.10:2 Games bowlers in 17 all draw 2.9:12 Workmates to pay Latham $100,000 29,10:1 Dobbins, Ross lead in Mattara Bowls 3.9:12 Queensland dominates Mattara pairs 5.9:36 BROKEN HILL PROPRIETARY CO. LTD Bowling Club takeover moved 12,9:3 Ross wins singles 12,9:13 Raw-boned cattleman bulldogs first victim B.H.P. lifts steel prices 2% 3.1:6 15.9:18 Vignerons in B.H.P. appeal 31.1:3 Salter unbeaten after third bowls round 16.9:16 B.H.P. seeking skilled tradesmen in Britain Salter sets sights on triple 17.9:18 3.2:5 Salter slips to 4th 18.9:13 B.H.P, steel $8 m. in red 14.2:1 Crawford wins open 3.10:36 B.H.P,'s oil, gas earnings up 21% to $116.53 m. Women show strength in Cessnock bowls 13.10:18 14,2:12 Close finish to Cessnock bowls 15.10:18 B.H.P. signs its first export steaming coal deal Countbacks decide bowls semi-finals 16,10:16 (Sumitomo coal mining) 24.2:17 WagneC wins second title 17,10:18 B.H.P. to decide soon on major project (Expansion) Fishlock picked in N.S.W. bowls 16-man squad 2.3:12 23.10:16 B.H.P. chiefs get the dope on drug abuse 15.3:3 N.H. INDEX 19. 1981

BROKEN HILL PROPRIETARY CO. LTD (Con't) BUILDER'S LABOURERS FEDERATION

$18.8 m, additions to 3 B.H.P, furnaces Court move threat to Onega schedule 8,1:5 20.3:3 P.M. sees games threat in B.L.F, policies Cheap imports trouble B,H,P. 7.4:1 31.1:3 Industrial, mechanical ills cause steel drop B.L.F. lets trucks enter Omega Tower site 2,2:1 27.4:9 F,I.A. rejects compromise 4.2:7 B.H.P. moves to become major coal exporter 5.3:3 B.L.F. threat irresponsible 5.2:6 Manpower and money B.H.P. twin problem 5.5:4 Union seeks Omega order 6.2:4 $4.8 m. cut from B.H.P. valuation 15.5:1 Move to sack radical union 18.2:3 B.H.P. gets coal-loader (Kooragang Island) Countering the B.L.F. guerrilla (Leader) 19.2:2 30.5:1 B.L.F. here to stay, says Gallagher 19.2:5 B.H.P., union to discuss problems (Shorter week) Labor Council suspends B.L.F. 27.3:1 30.5:4 B.L.F. starts Labor Council push 3.4:6 Keep 'em happy? (Leader) 1.6:2 B.L.F. award causes anger 14.4:9 Sculpture base plan urged 3.6:6 B.L.F. will hear terms 5.5:7 B.H.P. looks to Britain for skilled tradesmen B.L.F. Council ban 6.5:9 17.6:5 Exclusive work order refused 2.6:5 Go ahead expected on $350 m. coal plan (Boggabri) B.L.F. wins high court action 24.6:4 1.7:1 N.S.W. Labor Council lifts ban on B.L.F. B.H.P. job goes to Milton Morris 1.7:5 3.7:3 B.H.P, spokesman denies rumours (Blast Furnace) Building Union wants rights in H.V, boom 4.7:1 3.7:5 B.L.F. seeks ruling on recruits 7.7:4 B.H.P. agrees to study of lagoon (Belmont Lagoon) B.L.F. takes on F.I.A. in H.V. 10.7:3 8.7:7 Erarings war of words growing 16.7:3 Awabakal tale sinks with shaft (Belmont Lagoon) B.L.F. censured over Eraring poaching 21.7:5 21.7:7 B.L.F. to defy Labor Council ouster bid 22.7:4 Major B,H.P. expansion plans up in the air T.H.C. backs B.L.F. outcasts 25.7:11 5,7:1 B.L.F. squeezed out of jobs 11.8:1 B,H.P, posts record profit 25,7:12 Picketers arrested at Kooragang 14.8:1 B.H.P. sees 6000 jobs lost in shorter week Police request on bail refused 14.8:3 29,7:3 Police arrest 5 B.L.F. men 15.8:9 B,H.P, denies mine row (Saxonvale) 4,8:6 Kooragang site charges 15,8:9 B.H.P. auctions old machinery for $100,000 B.L.F. deregistration 20.8:9 12.8:8 Federal State B.L.F. inquiry planned 21.8:5 Lease offer to B.H.P. (Lake Macquarie) 17.8:7 Gates locked as plumbers cross line 22.8:1 Depreciation boost for B,H,P, steel expansion B.L.F. will defy commission 26.8:10 19,8:11 Labor Council expels B.L.F. 28.8:1 B,H.P. in $11.9 m, expansion ( No.2 Bloom Mill) Plumbers cross B.L.F. picket, police called 20.8:1 3.9:3 New company to use B.H.P, oil-from-wood process Normal work despite pickets 4.9:6 20.8:1 The B.L.F. muscles is on the Hunter 5.9:2 B.H,P. quizzed on housing shortage 5.9:4 B.L.F. Official received $100,000 in benefits Threat to B.H.P. ,jobs 12.9:1 11.9:1 B.H.P. looks at future direction of works 22.9:13 Peacock, Viner clash on B.L.F. 16.9:6 No doubt on smelter as two withdraw 26.9:1 B.L.F. puts bans on talking firms 17.9:1 Shortage of raw materials puts B.H.P. at risk Builders threaten revolt on B.L.F. 18.9:2 29.9:3 Canberra should pay for B.L.F. gaffe 19.9:3 B.H.P. drops $600 m. Steel Works growth investment Viner embarrassed over B.L.F. paper 23.9:3 30.9:3 30 men sacked for joining B.L.F. 24.9:1 B.H.P. trainees under spotlight 15.10:4 A government disbelieved (Leader) 24,9:2 Redundancy threat seen to N.S.W. Steel Works Government acts on B,L,F. 24,9:3 29.10:4 Union body urges suspension of B.L.F. 25.9:1 B.H.P. chief pleads for industrial harmony How to boost the B.L.F. (Leader) 25.9:2 9.11:1 Hayden demands sacking of an inept Viner 25.9:6 B.H.P. usage drops behind exports 25.11:14 Minister fires first shot against B.L.F. 26.9:3 Warning to B.H.P. over short week 16.12:1 A.C.T.U. backs B.L.F. fight 29,9:3 Promotions for B.H.P. men 22.12:3 Challenge for High Court 29.9:3 Japan firm studies B.H.P. (Kobe Steel Ltd.) B.L.F. shrugs off its critics (Leader) 30.9:2 24.12:4 Police at picket site 30,9:5 Strikes blamed for drop in B.H.P. steel figures Ex-A,W,U, men get right to resume work 1.10:1 24.12:7 Priority query on B.L.F. moves 3.10:4 A.W.U. work bans threaten jobs 7.10:1 BROKEN HILL PROPRIETARY CO. LTD - PRODUCTICN Union to fight commission ruling 8.10:4 B.L.F. to meet to discuss A.W.U. bans 8.10:4 B.H.P. steel output improves 24.1:11 Pickets block Tomago Snelter site 9.10:5 Cheap imports trouble B.H.P. (Steel Imports) Union ban threatens familys business (Don 7.4:1 Dapozzo) 13,10:4 Steel Works shifts drop 8.4:4 Ban on concrete firm stays 14 10:4 B,H,P. output high but 9% below company target Plan may solve union disputes 17.10:3 figure 25,6:3 Newcastle steel works reaches target in July A.W.U. ban hampers builders 21.10:12 25,8:11 Bricks^wood given away inquiry told 24.10:3 Builder to stage one-man union battle 27.10:3 The innocent victims (Leader) 28.10:2 N.H. INDEX 20. 1981.

BUILDER'S LABOURERS FEDERATION (Con't) BUILDING

B.L.F. moves to solve disputes 28.10:3 New home old address (Building Supplement) A.W.U. votes to pull out of Trades Hall 30.10:3 B.L.F. secret ballot call 31.10:1 Service for home buyers (Building Supplement) Jobs lost in union sites row 3.11:1 Stirrings in the B.L.F. (Leader) 3.11:2 Window manufatturing lookS good (Building Unions ordered to stop bans 5.11:1 Supplement) 25,8 Mundey in new court bid over B.L.F post 9,11:12 Budget will have negative effect (Building B,L.F. lifts 7-year ban on Mundey (Jack Mundey) Supplement) 25.8 18.11:3 Relocatable building ease accommodation pressure B.L.F, concrete bans continue 20,11:4 (Building Supplement) 25.8 Judge hits B,L.F, with bans clause 21.11:4 Demarcation disputes threat to orderly Intolerable cost of union brawl (Leader) 2,12:2 development (Building Supplement) 25,8 B.L.F. case groups clash 2.12:6 Newcastle technology solves storage problem B.L.F. picketers hit Alcan's Kurri site 4.12:3 (Building Supplement) 25.8 Building Unions lift Newcastle bans 11.12:1 Dual occupancy now legal (Building Supplement) Attempts to solve Victorian power dispute fail 25.8 14.12:5 Test centre threatened (Building Supplement) Kooragang picketer fined $100 but will appeal 25,8 16.12:35 States unite in housing row 5.9:3 Jobs clash sparks new B.L.F. row 17.12:4 Housing prices up by 29% 28.9:3 B.L.F. loses High Court battle 17.12:7 No water in family's new home (Mayfield) 29.9:1 Paint saw given to secretary of B.L.F. 19.12:11 Investigation over house 30,9:7 Flats get water via hose from shop 1.10:1 BUILDING Shop too has water cut off 2.10:1 Bond complaints lodged (Leo Maley) 9.10:6 New code used to raise rates 24.1:11 State booklet aims to help low-cost home Details of extra funding 24.1:19 builders 10,10:25 Residents worried by development 12.3:13 Architect advisory service begins 12.10:9 Stress on building feared (Construction Industry) Plans for Central Coast 7.11:21 9.6:11 Unions agree on new site rates (Tomago Mobile Homes planned for H.V. 13.6:5 Aluminium) 12.11:1 New policies urged for home buyers 30.6:3 Guidelines set for bush humpies (Multiple Real Estate boom puts most homes out of reach Occupancy) 12.11:9 9,7:1 Warning against house (Leo Maley) 17.11:5 Cost crisis worries builders 24.7:2 Power station workers ahead in pay claims Shoddy building complaints soar 2.8:5 17.11:15 Builders licensing Board helps industry 25.8:35 Labor attacks subsidy plan 28.11:5 Old material for new decor (Building Supplement) 10% fall in house building tipped 4.12:4 25.8 Building workers get pay rise 12,12:1 Knowing timber types aids the handyman (Building Supplement) 25.8: BUILDING FIGURES - NEWCASTLE Site allowances a problem (Building Supplement) 25.8 Valley home approvals double 1.1:3 More than 200 displays make comparisons easy Lake Macquarie boom continues 21,1:1 and quick (Building Supplement) 25.8 Housing problems (Leader) 27.1:2 Car park doubles as display space (Building Building approvals leap by $14 million (N.C.C.) Supplement) 25.8 24.2:1 Slab floors can be cost-saving (Building Building figures increase by $9 m. 24.3:3 Supplement) 25.8 Building material cost 11.3% more 15.5:9 Kit homes may be answer to shortage (Building Disputes caused building slump 27.7:1 Supplement) 25.8 Land values soar (Newcastle) 3.10:1 Hardboard in resurgence (Building Supplement) Councils building figures up 467o 8,10:8 25.8 Home approvals rise 5,11:7 If in doubt seek legal advice (Building Supplement) 25.8 BUILDING SOCIETIES Ancient craft of stained glass gaining in popularity again (Building Supplement) 25.8 Tight money conditions predicted 12.3:11 Over-regulation means extra costs for the Cheque stamp duty no threat : Societies (Newcastle building industry (Building Supplement) Permanent) 6.5:29 25.8 Building Society rates to rise 0,5% 16.5:1 Pole frame construction increasingly popular Home-buying a tough first step 23.5:2 (Building Supplement) 25.8 Buying a house (Leader) 25.5:2 Hollow concrete panel cut building time Drop in loans rate 6.6:17 (Building Supplement) 25.8 Concern over finance 6.6:17 Only the colour has changed (Building Supplement) Sharp loan slide upsets societies 11.6:12 25.8 Our Town Art Show opens 15.7:6 An architect can help to contain spiralling No details given on pensioner accounts 22.7:13 cost (Building Supplement) 25.8 Building Societies boost rate 1% 15.8:1 Going up a better idea than going away New scherie to aid the home buyer 20.8:5 (Building Supplement) 25.8 Building Societies lending strongly 25,8:23 The contract a home builders priority Building Society in new loan plan 26.8:18 (Building Supplement) 25,8 Boost for home buyers 27.8:1 Learn to cope with high interest : expert $38 m. to first-home buyers 29.8:23 (Building Supplement) 25,8 Lending Vic Building Societies merger may encourage more 15.9:12 N.H. INDEX 21, 1981

BUILDING SOCIETIES (Con't) CANCER

Schemes do little to help first home buyer Cancer on billboards $200 fine, bond (Daniel James 24.10:2 Rodgers^ 6.1:1 Building Society loans fall sharply in tight New method cooks cancer cells 21.1:10 market 11,11:1 Breast cancer study 5.2:9 Cancer scare on toys from N.Z. (Wooden Toys) BUILDING - STRIKES AND DISPUTES 8.8:1 Stewart under fire on cancer unit 21.8:1 Work ban put on State block 12.1:1 Cancer unit deferred (Oncology) 25.8:1 Strikers get hardship pay 17.1:1 New hope for Mater Cancer Unit 26.8:1 Building industry sets up Disputes Tribunal Drugs during pregnancy linked to childhood 28.2:3 cancer 16.9:3 Vacation Inn hearing 29.4:18 Breast cancer and womens rights 21,10:4 Building industry crippled by strike 23.6:3 Cancer care delay 30.10:6 B,L,F. bans threaten $700 m. H.V. projects Chemicals cancer link queried 2,11:5 18.7:1 Will power may aid battle on cancer 27.11:8 Gates locked as plumbers cross line 22.8:1 Valley Cancer Clinic under threat (NEWMED II) Plumbers cross B.L.F. picket, police called 28.11:1 3.9:3 Steep rise in lung cancer cases begins to level 100 stood down at Tomago 16.9:5 off 30.11:3 A.W.U. work bans threaten jobs 7.10:1 Cancer links denied (Blue Mountains) 3,12:5 Builders protest meeting (Commonwealth Peanut butter 'in the clear' 8.12:9 Construction at Adamstown) 7.10:9 CANOEING Painters strike may spread 29.10:4 Builders strike threat 29.10:15 Building Unions strike on wages 26.11:25 Gardner in world canoe titles (Ian Gardner) 22.1:18 BUILDING WORKERS INDUSTRIAL UNION Canoeing for peace and excitement 13,3:12

Check on allowance (Living away allowance) CARAVANS 20.1: 9 Early start for Morisset caravan park (Park & Inquiry could aid building tradesman 1,7:23 Recreation Centre) 12,1:4 Survey shows 7000 living in vans (Hunter Valley) BUSES 24.1:1 Council looks at van plan (Singleton's Travellers attack lack of shelter at new bus accommodation shortage) 27.2:3 stop (Hunter Street) 1,1:3 Camp and van show (Sydney) 27.3:10 Labor Council to act on bus row 6.1:7 Mobile homes planned for H.V, 13.6:5 No to direct bus service proposal (Nelson Bay) Caravans given brief reprieve (Singleton 19.1:5 showground) 17.7:5 Move for free buses 23.1:4 New deadline on park work (Maitland City Ferry, bus takeover call 12.2:13 Council) 1.8:11 More take to buses in Newcastle 27.2:1 Residents rally to beat van park (Singleton Bay bus service row 28.2:11 Showground) 7.8:5 Stockton people seek takeover of buses, ferries Shire's caravan fees may rise (Port Stephens) 25.3:10 20.8:6 Scott Street bus route causes confusion 2.4:3 Caravan with class (Romany Vardo) 26.8:10 Minister rejects call for a free city bus 8.4:8 Council looks at caravan (Singleton) 2.10:7 Transport protest stops traffic 10.4:1 Van park plan is voted down (Port Stephens) Women bus driver waits to start 14.4:3 7.10:3 Residents to build makeshift shelter (Swansea Caravan sites needed (Singleton) 7.10:15 South) 11,5:1 Caravan park plan goes to postal referendum Shelter protest illegal (Swansea South) 12,5:4 (Port Stephens) 4.11:4 Bus-loading concern 22,5:5 Caravan dwellers surveyed 4.11:14 Five changes to bus routes 27,6:5 Maitland group to meet on caravan (Maitland) Jobs freeze threat to bus service 9.7:1 18.11:10 Bus fares move 8.8:1 Show society to close van park (Maitland) Hunter bus service slammed 15.8:1 20.11:1 Brontosaurus bus routes (Leader) 25,8:2 Inspection for van park site 24,11:4 Bus timetables change 15,8:4 Caravan park at Eraring opposed 2.12:9 Plea for Pelican U.T.A, bus service 21.8:14 Eraring caravan park planners 'ostracised' 7,12:7 Stockton jobs bus proposed 22.8:36 Mini-bus to run test checks for regular service CEMETERIES & CREMATORIUMS 3.9:1 Experimental bus service in Lake (Mini buses) Circular burials plan row (Whitebridge Cemetery) 9.9:16 20.1:1 New buses en route to success 15.9:5 Facing eternity (Leader) 21.1:2 Newcastle taxi and bus fares to rise 21.10:9 Bishops to advise on circular burials 28.1:4 Intercity rail fare rises to $6,30 22,10:1 Facing eternity (Leader) 29.1:2 Woman bus driver takes to the road (Cheryl Bishops check burial rites 29.1:4 Kleinschafer) 17,11:3 Solar-powered messages from the graveyard 9.2:2 Way clear to allow circular burials 31.3:8 N.H. INDEX 22, 1981

CHARITY APPEALS (Con't) CENSORSHIP Appeal for hear research 30,4:6 Judiciary 'guilty of spot censorship' 2.9:3 A young volunteer with a big heart 2.5:3 T.V. stations reject censorship offer 4.9:3 Heart appeal has hopes of $12,000 4.5:3 Censors to meet on standards 18,9:4 Charity riders take a spell 5.5:6 Charities get their cut too 11,5:18 CENSUS Telethon run-up doesn't flag 15,6:6 N.B.N. Telethon raises $500,000 for charity Time to stand up and be counted 18.6:2 Tenth census on Tuesday 25.6:9 15,6:6 81 census a success 4.7:5 Bonner pleads for Third World aid 17,6:1 $1000 for each hour of fast 22,6:3 CESSNOCK Fuel sponsors needed 25.6:9 Wheel chair a perfect gift 15,7:7 Cessnock gets $5 m. plaza 8.8:21 Fuel help for poor flagging 22,7:13 Sports Centre could ease floods 10.8:11 Club raises $28,936 for valleys disabled Community groups threatened 22.9:17 25.7:4 Council grants lower than 1980 19,10:10 Soldiers hunt funds (Disabled people) 25,7:11 Council plans random raids on Cessnock hooligans Fuel appeal helps aged (W, Bolton) 27,7:5 10.12:1 Club skateathon ends in a draw 27.7:5 Cessnock reports attacked 11.12:3 Cardiff workers staff get into the act 5,8:5 Youths deny vandalism 12,12:1 Appeal raises $3000 27.8:3 Legacy's goal is $50,000 3.9:8 CESSNCXK CITY COUNCIL Queens of charity (Shani Bryant) 24.9:4 Appeal response disappoints (Freedom from Hunger) Protest on coal routes 9,2:7 28.9:4 Council to decide on Branxton fuel depot proposal Floods prompt aid plan 28.9:5 21,2:3 Award for Lions Club member (Russ Eggins) 1 10:6 Ex-alderman seeks election (Gordon Williams) Greek Ball raises $2000 (Grecian Ball), 6.10 5 3.3:7 Blind walk raises $600 for charity 28.10:12 Move to buy Kurri Store causes rage 9.3:3 Telephonists help dog get a master (Lord Mac) Wooing of Kurri Store Centre fails 10.3:1 29.10:5 Former Kurri Co-op may be youth centre 13.3:14 Keynotes raises a nice note 12.11:1 Stadium site conflict 13.7:9 Trotting trials will help hospital 28.11:39 Council aware row simmers 24,7:14 A push to raise money 7.12:4 Sporting body seeks stadium inquiry 5.8:12 Bikies stage toy run 21.12:5 Stadium change causes storm 6,8:6 An open heart (Leader) 23.12:2 Study critical of stadium site proposal 7.8:9 Dispute over stadium grows 11.8:5 CHEMISTS Council acts to beat poachers 13.8:3 Revised offer in stadium row 15,8:4 Chemists plan new formula 3.1:5 Doorknock appeal falls on angry club ears 22,8:3 Consumers seek fee changes for chemists 2.2:9 Appeal raises $3000 27,8:6 Pharmacists hurt by fee delays 10.6:6 Manproof fence for pound 31,8:3 Errors grow in drug service 15.11:9 Cessnock adopts code for flats 13,11:7 Row over Basketball Stadium 18,11:14 CHESS Council loses $1300 over concert (Town Hall) 26,11:4 Karpov has 2-0 chess title lead 6.10:12 20% rise in rates sought 3,12:3 Korchnoi fighting back 7.10:6 Council plans random r aids on Cessnock hooligans Karpov wins world chess title again 23.11:6 10,12:1 CHILD ABUSE Cessnock reports attacked 11,12:3 Youths deny vandalism 12.12:1 Bond for attack (James Mcanally) 23.4:8 CHARITY APPEALS Child abuse body forms 4.5:7 Man jailed 14 years for child abuse (Brendon Government gives money to appeal (Italian John Megson) 4.6:3 Earthquake) 8.1:6 S.M. orders drink ban (Feofoaki Hiapo Ngatuviai) $30,000 in quake fund 10,1:11 23.6:8 Haydon appeal 12,1:5 Rise in child abuse (Henry Borradaile) 2.7:6 Flying day fails 23,2:8 Man on son assault charge 6.8:3 No alcohol ordered after assault of son $20,000 gift unit (Mater Hospital) 12,3:6 17.9:4 Help, cash pour in for bereaved parents (Wayne Quick) 17.3:1 Jury finds man not guilty (Keith Wiseman) Earthquake appeal closes 18.3:8 17.9:5 Engineer for trial over child assault 12.8:7 Quake appeal raised $40,000 23,3:7 Walk against want circles city 25.3:7 CHILDREN AND CHILD WELFARE Charity walk nets $2500 13.4:4 Up, up and away for M.S. 13.4:5 Red Shield $102,000 target 24.4:5 Hints on.how to teach children through play Prize a cut above the rest 25,4:1 21.1:20 Haydon appeal raises $72,000 30,4:4 Measles, mumps & a maze of myths (One mothers baby) 28.1:17 N.H. INDEX 23. 1981

CHILDREN AND CHILD WELFARE (Con't) CHURCHES

Review gives family new hope (Penella Smith) Devil casts shadow over old Church 2.1:6 30.1:1 Blessing ceremony at Bogey Hole 12.1:5 Hunter needs base for baby intensive care 6.2:6 Satan is coming to town (Mystery play) 14.1:2 Custody battle reprieve (Penella Smith) 21.2:32 Canon to celebrate 50th year in Ministry (Canon Scheme has only scratched surface (Julie Drew) M.W. Williams) 19.1:15 13,3:6 Diocese names media officer (Michael Chiplin) Foster parents win tug of love (Stephen McGuire) 6.2:5 21,3:3 City's clerics support dog collars 7.2:3 Formula milks questioned 26.3:3 Resident alleges shoddy amateur work 16.2:1 Children who have to wait 27.3:2 Church stands firm against Masonry 4.3:1 Jadie, 2, may get mother back 6.4:1 17 Bishops to visit Newcastle 4.4:10 Worimi tour five brushes with the law 6,4:4 Awakening of spirit forecast 20.4:4 Crisis Centre opens soon (Merewether) 10.4:4 Easter Church services crowded 20.4:4 Infant flown to hospital 21.4:3 The mysteries begin next week (Mystery plays) rieart surgery for flight baby 22.4:6 18.4:2 One hurdle to be crossed (Michael Williams) Rare drama series opens at Cathedral 21.4:8 24,4:1 Rally transforms I.S.C. 18.5:5 The best of Mothers Day gifts for 19 11.5:1 Church family fun .day attracts crowd of 300 Childbirth the right to choose 14.5:10 9.6:5 State reform of child welfare 15.5:6 Church races time to save organ 11.6:5 Justice at last for children 19,5:2 Church going through renewal of spirit 15,6:5 Shopping with children with special needs 20,5:21 U.S. preacher speaks in Newcastle (Dr J. Dwight) Children enjoy Vacation Centre 21,5:6 18.6:4 Emancipation at a price (Divorcing parents) Anglican nursing home launches appeal 1,7:6' 3,6:21 Anglican stance on divorce likely to change Love is the best disciplinarian 17.6:8 14.7:5 Drunken Gosford children charge 26.6:3 Whitebridge Church plan rejected ' 28.7:4 Custody case goes to foster parents (McGuire) Church moves to buy old quarry 29.7:4 27.6:3 Wran attacks Church pressure in politics 15.8:3 Push on for new Day Care Centre 1.7:9 Anglican Synod to meet 22.8:12 Play aids childrens recovery 2.7:5 Archbishop opens Anglican Synod 25.8:10 Children need the elderly 4,7:4 Synod to debate women Priests 26.8:4 Television confuses children under 11 16,7:3 For the sake of posterity (Leader) 29.8:2 Children wander streets in Cross 18,7:4 Anglicans back $7 m. church 29.8:3 Heavy baby only a middleweight sister 20.7:1 The salvationsists and the W.C.C. 3.9:2 The three faces of Little Bill Muir 22,7:17 For the Christian consumer less is best 4.9:1 Vacation care threat 28.7:6 Mosque refusal upsets group 5.9:4 Aid urged to keep women home 13,8:4 Bishop withdraws Mater letter 16.9:13 Mothercraft Centre urged 21.8:9 Synod widens role of women 8.10:8 Day-care Scheme backed (Port Stephens) 3.9:6 Church debates land for blacks 12.10:9 Jobless help children 9,9:9 Synod to consider move on sex behaviour 13.10:5 $15 fee charged to weigh baby 16.9:1 Church service for 40th Synod 17.10:1 The crippling cost of child care 16.9:17 Homosexuals and the law 17.10:2 Child-care Centre aid (Muswellbrook) 18,9:5 Report tells of fund-raising games concern Riverside birth ends fishing weekend 24.9:9 19,10:1 Babe's mercy flight 1,10:3 Homosexual motions adopted 19.10:1 Couples score at double features 3.10:3 Synod concern over unreleased report 19.10:11 Children should run T.V. channel 9.10:6 Homosexual law change supported 17.10:1 Teenagers help investigate television 'brain Homosexual vote 20,10:2 damage' 15.10:8 Two-year order prevents alteration of Church Bubbles in the mall (Child Care Week) 21.10:1 21,10:12 Lull a baby with womb sounds 28,10:21 Warning over Archbishop 3,11:4 HI baby flown to R.N.H, 5,11:3 War Memorial design for Cathedral chosen 16.11:5 Babysitters for 80,000 6.11:8 Church has new site 11.12:5 Child care protest 6,11:8 Talks on cutbacks 25.11:19 CINEMAS Natalie, miracle baby 25.11:21 Canberra attacked over child care 1.12:3 Theatre unusual art deco (Hunter Theatre) 30.1:7 Vacation Centres cut by State 4.12:6 When life was a whirl for the switch boys Vacation care cut 7.12:8 (Leisure guide) 1.5 Ambulanceman wants to adopt baby 14.12:1 Group looks into Maitland Cinema 3.10:21 Minister acts on Yawarra transfer to college 15,12:7 CIRCUS No adoption preference 15,12:7 Mother, baby gives heartfelt thanks 16,12:6 Damage to Circus tent 9,2:3 1980 birth figures reverse decline 16.12:11 Tall order for a jumbo coat was not off the peg Abandoned baby in good hands (Mayfield) 24.12:4 14.2:1 Adoptive mother, Qantas in leave dispute 26.12:3 Timeless joy of the circus ring 18.2:3 New restraint laws for children 29.12:11 The circus is in town 20.2:2 Summer circus opens 10.11:7 N.H. INDEX 24. 1981

CLERGY CLUBS, LICENSED (Con't) Greenkeepers see red over sacking 9.12:1 Manning post for Priest (Canon Milton Fowell) Increasing costs cripple Valley clubs 11,12:1 7.10:13 League to spend $450,000 for club, park complex Ordination at Cathedral 28.11:9 16-12:14 ,.. , ..IS io,i CLOTHING & CLOTHING INDUSTRY Clubs hit by Actors Equity bingo demand 18,12,1 Getting in on the act (Leader) 18.12:2 Make a copy and you're set to strike it rich April start for club : Hardes 19.12:34 8.1:8 CLUBS, LICENSED - STRIKES AND DISPUTES Paris shows the mini 18,2:26 A decade free of restraints on dress 21.2:4 Woolmark : symbol of quality worldwide 19.3:12 Club staff to get $20 week pay rise 30.9:12 A new way to warmth 19.3:12 Rise may mean dearer drinks 1.10:7 Knit in wool and save fuel 19.3:13 Beating the cold 19.3:13 CLUBS, SERVICE Two books you really wanted 19.3:14 Apex marks its 50 year anniversary 24.1:8 Femininity is back this winter 19.3:15 National pride Jacees call 27.3:8 Wool is safer 19.3:15 Seed bank a food source 28.3:9 Clothing Union looks into illegal work 7.4:6 Home's staff repay club supporters 28.5:4 Lions and Hospital pool their resources 27.8:5 CLUBS $28,500 young jobless grant 29.8:11 Scots seek their own club 13.1:1 Mariners now recognised 20.4:6 COAL EXPORTS The steps of knowledge & masculine exclusiveness 13.6:3 Japan signs $2.5 b. Riverside deal 28.1:22 Masons fail to win Young 19.7:1 Japanese agree on coal deal 7.2:10 Top mason in Newcastle 1.10:7 B.H.P. signs its first steaming coal deal Cubs & Brownies (Entertainment Guide) 2.10 24.2:17 Shipyard wins annual award (Carrington Slipways) Coal exports increase but output falls 6.3:7 2.12:18 Nippon to take coal 19.3:5 Newcastle Business Mens Club officers 9.12:12 $13 m. Qld coal tender let 23,3:11 Reliable coal orders a must for producers CLUBS, LICENSED 30.3:10 Coal producers adopt solid selling front 17.4:10 Lake Yacht Club advised to move after 51 years 27% increase in soft coal price 24.4:1 6.2:1 Coal use to triple by 2000 5.5:8 No move by Yacht Club 11.2:17 $6 million coal test 15.5:9 Tatts Club turns loss into profit 31.3:4 Coal price rise restores position in 1979 levels Crabtree hits Night-Spot Act breaches 7.4:1 21.5:5 Risk of fire (Leader) 8.4:2 H.V. firms deny loss of coal exports 23.5:32 M.L.A. will seek names of night-spots 8,4:3 An illusory price gain (Leader) 25.5:2 R.S.L. Club men's bar remains a male domain Coal delays a threat to jobs 27.5:1 (Bathurst) 14.4:3 Coal exports hit new high 3.6:28 Night club safety campaign extended 19.5:7 Huge coal sales tipped 15.6:9 The Castle up for sale 9.6:3 $110 m. rail works for Hunter 29.6:5 Rugby Club forced to close because of trading Newcastle coal exports up 17% 3.7:6 losses 11.6:3 Exports of coal top in world 8.7:1 Woman puts the ball in club's court (Rugby Union Coal export boom may be imminent 13.7:9 Club discrimination) 15.6:1 Harbour entrance threat to trade 15.7:11 Hamilton R.U. Club to kick on at Shortland Coal orders shelved 17.7:4 16.6:18 Japanese sign $2500 m. deal with Blair Athol Club denies woman membership (Rugby Union Club) 18.7:12 16.6:18 Bulk carrier leaves with record cargo 4.8:11 Time for a change (Leader :Rugby Union Club) Coal talks suspended 5.8:7 17.6:2 Thailand may be H.V. coal customer soon 3.9:5 Women are fighting for club rights 24.6:19 Export profits to aid power rail 23.9:5 $780,000 for Castle 30.6:3 Vickery to get market advice 14.10:12 $45,000 for Newcastle Trot Club 5,7:14 Newcastle port coal shipments set record 14.10:22 Second chance for Club (Hamilton Rugby) 6.7:16 Demand for steaming coal losing impetus 17.10:13 Taxation petition hits club (Hamilton Rugby) Japan blames coal instability for cut 27.10:14 6.7:16 Remain firm coal men told 28.10:4 Directors resign (Tomago Bowling Club) 27.7:7 Industrial trouble level disgraceful : Anthony Women tee off in Club sign battle 8.8:3 28.10:4 Changes possible in rental rise plan (Club lease) Tokyo Director says resources royalities should 19,8:20 be cut 29.10:13 Club recompense (Leader) 22,8:2 Wran accused of poor coal record 12.11:6 Bowling Club takeover move (Newcastle City & R,S,L.) Japan pays 25% more for Utah coal 12.11:10 12.9:3 More coal buyers needed 16.11:13 Trotting Club chiefs stood down 25.10:1 Coal suppliers unite again 17.11:9 Speers Point R.S.L, Club 3,12:3 Assurance over coal exports 18.11:15 N.H. INDEX 25. 1981

COAL EXPORTS (Con't) COAL LOADERS (Con't)

Mt Arthur South to cost $400 m. with shipment by Greater State share coal-loader likely 22.1:3 1985 19.11:5 State loader solution criticised 23,1:3 Export paradox (Leader) 24.11:2 Japan invited to share in third Hunter coal-loader Japanese see H.V, as reliable coal supplier 23.1:12 .24.11:3 Meetings on third loader 6.2:4 Coal exports cancelled 25.11:1 T.W.U. threatens bans on third coal-loader Prices top $45 a tonne 26.11:13 10.2:4 Coal shipments hope 4.12:8 M.S.B. workers to fight private third coal-loader Strikes mar port's export record 7.12:2 14.2:1 Exporters improve shipping controls 8.12:2 M.S.B. Unions strike over loader 26,2:1 Hunter hold-ups anger Japanese 21.12:2 Kicking the Port (Leader) 26.2:2 A country becoming more reliable 22.12:2 T.W.U. coal-loader threat ministers conference 11.3:22 COAL HAULAGE Loader plans keep unions in the dark 17.3:1 Coal loaders 17.3:5 Pipe seen as coal mover 31.1:4 Dual owners suggestion 18.3;1 Trucks worry towns people (Morisset) 24.1:4 $3 m. dredging job for new loader 19.3:1 Commission coal to miss Maitland 5.2:3 Coal-loader questions (Leader) 21.3:2 Protest on coal routes (Cessnock) 9.2:5 Loader groups to get fiscal report 26,3:1 Imprisoned jy the industrial boom (Morisset) T.W.U. orders ban on third loader work 27.3:1 23.2:2 Our suffering ports (Leader) 27.3:2 Coal suggestion rejected 15.3:4 A.L.P, thwarts Lib. move on coal-loader 27.3:4 Mine plan gets approval (Thornton) 18.3:6 M.S.B. designers to inspect loader 31,3:4 Residents to fight coal trucks (Maitland) Consortium to buy Mt Thorley loader 1.4:4 4.4:7 Some progress made in coal-loader talks 3.4:4 S.R.A. examines coal wagon leasing 14.4:8 Harbour plan will cost $175 m. 4.4:1 September decision likely on V.tlley coal railway Coal exporters criticise M.S.B. 4.4:4 15.4:6 Big interest in loader 7.4:4 Coal wagon leasing deal 5.8:4 Loader funds offer to Wran 8.4:3 Tenders called for 300 wagons 6.8:8 Loader move talks 9.4:5 Council will build coal haulage road (Awaba Mine) Japanese back private ownership of loader 9,4:6 25.8:4 Wran progress made on loader 10.4:8 Coal roads safety call 7.10:4 Shortsighted and selfish 13.4:2 Setback for H.V. coal loading plan 29.10:4 B.H.P. offered to build loader to end impasse Haulage by rail costly 26,11:11 14.4:1 Chaos in the coal supply (Leader : Electricity Premier rejects State loader control 17.4:1 Commission) 28.12:2 Unions snub Wran 18.4:1 Loader strike halted 23,4:1 COAL LIQUEFACTION A Welcome new approach (Leader) 24,4:2 Last months rail strike still delaying coal C.S.R. plans coal study with Japan 3.1:9 ships 24.4:6 Coal-oil plant feasible 5.1:10 Mason critical of loader inaction 25.4:9 Private enterprise joins quest for oil from coal T.W.U. reaffirms ban on third loader 1.5:3 14.7:10 Coal loader ownership legislation angers Libs. Esso Australia looks at Upper Hunter 15.7:24 2.5:34 Coal-to-oil tenders called 21.7:12 Unions name loader boss 9.5:3 U.S. coal liquifaction 27.7:9 Study of coal likely 12.5:3 Japan turns to Australia for oil extraction Coal-loader decision expected this month 18.5:3 1.8:7 If thats so, no loader T.W.U. 29.5:3 Coal-to-oil water use couldbe cut 28.9:5 B.H,P. gets coal-loader 30.5:1 Scientists improve oil yield from coal B.H.P. loader design tipped 8.6:9 29.9:8 Split share in loader lii-ely 19.6:1 German group in oil-coal tests 12.10:7 Coal loader shareholding confirmed 23.6:3 Hunter coal-oil plant would cost $4490 m. T.W.U. defiant on loader 24.6:3 18,10:3 C.S.R, makes offer to underwrite 27.5% 26.6:8 Hunter coal will produce oil 21.10:3 M.S.B. Unions to meet Premier 27.6:5 New coal plant too much for Hunter : M.L.A. Talks could end loader dispute 30,6:1 25.11:3 Coal-loader meeting concerns unions 1.7:3 Japan to build pilot coal plant 26.11:4 Coal industry quiet on offer 4.7:11 Coal conversion not a new idea 26.11:5 Up to 5 companies could fund loader 7.7:9 Liquefaction development plans 26,11:18 Loader firm to be formed soon 21.7:14 Need to expedite third coal-loader planning COAL LOADERS 4,8: 3 $375 coal loss tipped 7,8:5 Loader cost too high for State 8.1:1 Loader pact made 4,9:1 Loader would be $100 m. investment for State State bid to cut loader costs 9,9:9 9.1:3 Port rail plan studied 18,9:9 Loader answer put off again 15.1:3 Coal levy promised 30,9:1 Private firms invited to fund loader 21,1:1 Loader on schedule 5,10:5 Compromise on the Loader 21.1:2 N,H, INDEX 26, 1981

COAL LOADERS (Con't) COALMINING (Con't)

Disputes lead to P,W.C.S. charges increase 9,10:6 Exploded colliery recovers (West Wallsend No, 2) Loader rail work to cost $20 m, 27,10:8 Loader study warns on jobs 28,10:1 Oakbridge criticises steaming coal levy 27,8:4 Loader key to coal exports 12,11:3 Insfracture problem for coal industry 10,9,3 3 groups object to loader 30,11:1 Singleton army coal studied 10.9:5 Coal shipments hope 4,12:8 Open-cut mining by the unions (Hunter Valley) Tonnage fee could cause loader ban 5,12:11 Loader deal hits snag 9,12:1 Piped coal transport interest Japanese (Bi-air Loader study not wide enough 10,12:8 Pty Ltd) 21,9:11 ..AT in.7 T,W,U, lifts ban on loader site 23,12:1 Wrans tag of freeloaders criticised l.iu,/ The battle over coal rights (Leader) 3.10:2 COAL RESEARCH Less coal charges sought 7.10:14 $37 m. coal plan for Lake 9.10:1 Fluid coal research for N.S.W. 5.1:10 Old mining area to be restored 12.10:3 Cash for coal gas study 13.1:4 The premiers new interest (Leader) 16.10:2 Uni to launch coal research unit 22,10:9 Wran splits coal control portfolio 16.10:7 H,D.B, gives $1000 to uni coal institute 20.11:8 Belmont mine shaft driven through ice wall B.H.P. usage drops behind exports 26.11:14 20,10:3 Residents reject Caves Beach mining plan 21.10:3 Research is a must '26,11:20 Double coal levy looms for harbour project COALMINING 24.10:1 Mining role urged for women 24.10:1 Big impact of biggest mine 8,1:1 Coal tax second highest in world 26.10:3 C.S.R, coal output in H.V. 27.10:14 A sad time for old Muswellbrook (Leader) 9,1:2 Tokyo director says resource royalties should be Unions dispute loader plans 9.1:2 cut 29,10:13 Qld steaming coal deal approved 31.1:13 Inter-union open-cut disputes 9.11:5 Minister praises mine restoration 20.2:10 Wran to face Tokyo queries on coal loader Agreement reached on Oaky Creek 21.2:6 10,11:1 Owners fear for rights 2.3:7 Caves beach mine (Leader) 19.11:2 Big Lake coal search starts 27.2:1 Lake residents oppose colliery 19,11:5 Coal industry asks for cut in charges 9,3:16 Coal royalties may set dangerous precedent Freeholders fight to keep their stake in coal 24.11:12 13.3:6 Capacities similar to a huge dragline 26.11:5 Miner eyes army's 20.3:4 Anthony attacks N.S.W. coal plan 26.11:6 Maximising the benefits of Hunter coalb oom Wran approves river flats mining 26.11:8 28.3:3 Computer study looks at making coal less clean and B.H.P. signs second coal deal with Japanese more economic 26.11:13 3.4:6 Boiler conversion a costly exercise 26.11:16 Sulphur content of steaming coal cut 8,4:10 Mining towns still the major source of labour Gloucester Tops N.S.W. coal search program 26.11:16 10.4:12 Mine waste a problem that can be solved 26.11:24 Wollombi coal tests planned 17.4:5 Freeholders warn State over coal control 27.11:6 Liberals would allow Lake mining 22.4:5 Crown ownership nears 27.11:6 Gunnedah coal rivals Hunter 30.4:3 Plea to save mines 30.11:4 Coal workshop aims to inform potential buyers Wran defends State coal rights takeover bill 4,5:3 1.12:4 Coal buyers fears 5,5:5 Cadet miners beat shortage 2.12:1 New hope in old areas 5,5:Survey Coal ownership (Leader) 2,12:2 Coal still power behind industrial progress Miners saint remembered 5.12:1 5,5:Survey Farmers oppose mining of river flats 5.12:4 Skills shortage to be problem 5,5:Survey Mine experiment on Hunter River flats 10.12:5 Mining consortium broke new ground 5.5:Survey Esso joins Gloucester venture 10,12:13 Coal recovery tests vital 7,5:6 Coal search begins 12,12:11 Plan to solve water shortage in mines 16,5:4 Council hits back over mine plan 16,12:4 Miners work on $10 m. jigsaw (P, and H, model) Ownership of $20 m, in coal payments queried 19,5:3 16.12:13 More flexibility for mine management 19,5:8 New coal body hopes to smooth development path Manpower hitches foreseen in H.V. coal industry 16.12:13 22.5:6 More H.V. protection from mines urged 17,12:8 Softly, softly for coal mining peace 26.5:1 B.H.P. introduces longwall miner 17.12:8 Contract let for 7 km conveyor 3,6:7 Coal slurry pipe ideas recognised (Mr Bede COALMINING Accidents and Fatalities Boyle) 3.6:29 Work on coal seaim continues 4.7:9 Petrol fumes kill 3 in gold mine 7.1:1 Film shows mine faults 23,7:8 Gas overcomes 3 colliery men 10.1:4 $300 m, coal project at Oaky Creek to go ahead Miner's name disclosed (Jack Wallace) 16.2:3 25,7:12 Mine injury call 19.3:1 Machine trials change mining system 28.7:1 Coal miner trapped, dies in rock fall (Robert Mines act changes urged 5,8:13 Marshall) 25.3:4 $44 m, shovels ordered 13,8:3 Mine safety charges (West Wallsend No. 2) 28.3:5 Home plan a shock 13,8:3 Coalminer was asphyxiated (Jack Wallace) 344:10 E.C, coalmine to develop three seams 17,8:1 Miner tells of rock fall, mate's death (West Big plans for EUalong (Peko-Wallsend) 20.8:6 Wallsend No. 2) 6.4:1 Esso may join coal boom (Esso Exploration) Mine method 'to reduce accidents' (Longwall mining) 22.8:3 9.4:4 N.H. INDEX 27, 1981

COALMINING - ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES (Con't) COALMINING - SAXONVALE (Con't)

Miner dies in rail accident (Cooranbong) 14.4:3 Steel rail sleepers to serve coalmine 7.8:7 Mine death prompts inquiry (Cooranbong) 15.4:7 $25,8 m. coal deal for B.H.P. 11,9:4 Miner saved mates : Priest (Cooranbong) 17.4:3 Saxonvale mine expansion go-ahead 13.11:4 North mining deaths : 'worse to come' 5.6:1 New open-cut mines represent $680 m. outlay Miner died 'rescuing mate' (Terry Gillon) 5,6:1 26,11:23 Owners move to raise mine safety 9.6:1 Two killed in mine cave-in (Liddell) 23.6:1 COALMINING _ ULAN The human cost of coal 24.6:1 Manager in mine safety hearing (Stockrington No, 2) The Ulan conditions (Leader) 27,5:2 24,6:4 Tough rules set for Ulan mine 27.5:7 Miners may go back today 24.6:36 Ulan may become biggest mine 28,5:5 Court dismisses colliery complaint (Stockrington N,S.W. rail link-coal lease deal 28.10:7 No, 2) 25,6:6 Fatalities 'avoidable' 4.7:5 COALMINING - WARKWORTH 'Little warning' of Borehole cave-in (Wallsend Borehole) 17.7:4 S.E.C. coal windfall from Warkworth mine lease Caution follows mine death (Millingworth) 24.7:4 6.5:5 Man killed in colliery (Bloomfield) 3.9:1 Mine dragline to take first steps 6.5:13 Kearsley man dies (Neal Noble) 19.9:4 Wran to open mine 22.8:36 Mine train brakes 'failed' 4.12:6 First coal from Warkworth shipped 11,9:7 COALMINING - BIRDS ROCK New open-cut mines represent $680 outlay 26.11:23

Japanese baulk at Wrans terms on mine lease COALMINING - WINCHESTER 21.11:11 Fresh leak shakes Qld 25,3:6 Coal tender scandalous 26.3:7 COALMINING - BLAIR ATHOL B.P. denies bribe political gift to gain mine 27.3:5 Government increases Blair Athol Equity 25,6:8 Qld moves to avoid coal controversy 4.4:11 A.CI, Bundaberg Sugar buy into Blair Athol 18,12:7 COINS AND MCWEY

COALMINING - BOGGABRI 50 c coin for wedding 1.6:5 Australians turn to rare foreign coins as a hedge Go ahead expected on $350 m, coal plan 1,7:1 against inflation 29.8:9 Funny money law to be used (Crimes Currency) COALMINING - DRAYTON 14,12:5

Cabinet split denied 20.5:11 COMMONWEALTH GAMES Lease hold-up may halt Drayton mine 21.5:1 Drayton mine still on 22.5:3 Australia now poor relation at Games 19.2:16 Stiff terms set for two new Upper Hunter coalmines On the other foot (Leader) 25.3:2 24.6:1 African leaders games hopes 26.3:5 H,V. projects rally sharemarket 25.6:12 Fraser hopes to avert boycott of games 27,3:8 Drayton mine to generate 560 jobs 5.11:7 Aborigines want African to support Games boycott 5.6:3 COALMINING - GLOUCESTER Row erupts over games ticket prices 9.6:3 Games ban threat 17.6:11 E.I.S. being prepared for $120 m. mine 24.7:5 The springbok disunity (Leader) 23.6:2 New Gloucester mine by 1983 30.10:1 Tour hint to sportsmen 27.6:1 Springboks tour tearing N.Z. apart 1.7:12 COALMINING - MANDALCa^G Anti-Springbok march 4.7:3 Muldoon refuses to block RU tour 7.7:3 Tenders called for Eraring mine 16.12:35 The Springbok argument (Leader) 8.7:2 Muldoon has failed duty 8.7:23 COALMINING - MOUNT ARTHUR Anti Springbok protesters jailed 9.7:7 N.Z. RU won't yield to blackmail over Springboks El com moves into open-cut area 15.7:9 11.7:3 Springboks anger mounts 13.7:3 Rugby talks fail 15,7:3 COALMINING - MOUNT THORLEY Olympic boycott threat 16.7:4 Violence greets the Springboks 20.7:1 $150 m. open cut mine approved 14.10:13 Commonwealth split likely over N.Z. views 23.7:3 Imported workers for $100 m. mine 29.10:1 Protesters safety not guaranteed 24.7:4 New open-cut mines represent $680 m. outlay Total boycott unlikely 10.8:11 26.11:23 Games official resigns (Col Nichols) 11.8:16 COALMINING - SAXONVALE Call for Brisbane Games inquiry 12.8:1 Commonwealth Games turmoil (Leader) 12.8:2 Games financing defended 13.8:4 Stiff terms set for two new Upper Hunter Vanuatu threat 2.9:14 coalmines 24.6:1 Gag order denied 12.9:4 H.V. projects rally sharemarkets 25.6:12 New powers to police denied 22.9:8 States largest coalmine begins to take shape Athletes face lack of accommodation 25.9:7 8.7:16 African games team in doubt 29.9:18 28, 1981 N.H, INDEX

COMPENSATICW (Con't) COMMONWEALTH GAMES (Con't) Workers compo benefits up 8,5% 21,8:6 Games boycott threat in CHOGM's hands 1.10:18 Liability on accidents widened 7.10:3 Push for games boycott 2.10:8 $8500 finger fracture 15,10:1 S.G.I.O. Games will test out £52 m. Brisbane $61 m. paid in P.S. compo 13,11:5 arena 2.10:18 Check on no fault compo, schemes 13,11:6 Political start to games 3.10:36 Judges set one formula for accident damages Dramatic end to S.G.I.O. trial games 5.10:14 17.12:9 Games boycott will not stop Rono (Henry Rono) Payouts exceed: premium take 30.12:9 7.10:36 Trust for games fund 11.11:3 CONSERVATION Qld Parliament sees Games Bill 26,11:4 Mitchell makes late start in games bid 31.12:14 Appeal to halt dam scheme (Rhys Jones) 21.1:3 Protecting our unique cultural values (Heritaggee COMMONWEALTH SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH Week) 23.3:6 ORGANIZATION Bush lovers solve a weed problem 6.4:3

CS.I.R.O. looks at housing costs 30.5:19 CONSERVATORIUM OF MUSIC No click go the shears 4,6:1 G.A.G. rumour about report 10.7:4 Things are shaping up at the Con 2.8:2 CS.I.R.O. studies sex changes (Poultry) 18.11:15 $20 000 target set (Harpsicord) 21.8:14 CS.I.R.O, seeks funds 24.11:5 Industry helps culture (B.H.P., Coal & Allied Industries) 21.10:3 COMMONWEALTH STEEL COMPANY CONSUMER AFFAIRS Specialist horizons widening 5.5:Survey Hampers for 2,800 (40th Birthday) 16.11:5 Advice on discount plan 28.1:13 Warning about company (Harvest House) 6.3:4 COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES Shady dealers ignore code of ethics 6.3:9 Pensioner unhappy with $265 hair-care scheme Hunter Health Officer hits cuts 21.2:1 30.7:5 Baby Centres at risk 12,3:1 Shoddy building complaints soar 2.8:5 Cowards made cuts in health 14,3:1 Faults found with building 17.8:4 Health program chaotic and confused 14,3 Attack on car group critics 19,8:4 Health cuts affect the most needy 17.3:3 Tests found bug-proof in security 13.10:3 Health projects poor relations 28.3:3 Health cuts threat 30.3:1 COPYRIGHT Allowances for health care may be lost 2,4: The bleeding of health care (Leader) 4:2 Copyright ban too severe 24.7:7 Suicide rise predicted 15.4:7 Copying law a recipe for chaos 31.7:5 Call for health support 24,4:1 Time for truth (Leader) 25.4:2 COST OF LIVING Health cuts mourned 14.5:7 Cuts stopping health system ?,5: 5 Inflation hits single fugure 29.1:1 Mental health change opposed 22. 5:3 A pause for inflation (Leader) 29.1:2 Menopause explained 1,7:21 C,P,I. not 'sole gauge' for wages 6,2:5 Hunter short of health workers 8.8:4 Wages jump 13% 12.3:13 High hopes for health deputy 8..8: 4 0,5% fall in food prices 26.3:8 Funding freeze threatens F.P,A. 11.8: Wages up by $7-a-week 24.4:3 Health scheme supported 21,8:5 Workers get 3.6% pay rise 8.5:3 Community health lift 9.9:3 Food cost rises slight 20.5:4 Hunter health service behind 10 ,9:6 Food prices up .9% 25.6:7 Health system clogged with aged 16,9:1 Inflation success (Leader) 24.7:2 Health review planned 1.12:9 Inflation dips but interest charges excluded 24.7:3 Petrol war encounters food surge in C.P.I. 23.10:6 COMPENSATICW Cost of living up tomorrow 31.12:1

Son murdered : $4000 award (Irene Emily Murray) COUNTRY PARTY 4.3:12 G.I,0. attacks court ruling 19.3:3 More staff needed 'to break strikes' (Public Inflation and injury awards 24.3:2 Service) 9.3:4 Yawn could earn a good rest (Public Servant) Woman was first choice(Shirley McKerrow) 9.3:4 6.4:5 'Brawling' attacked (Federal Parliament) 9.3:4 Attack affects taxi driver (Wayne John Teudet) N.C.P. broadside to change image falls short of 16,4:13 target 23.3:5 Amputee on hunger strike for damages 8,7:3 Dramatic overhaul for N.C.P. 25.6:9 National compo. scheme urged 8.7:4 Poll policy outlined 27.6:14 Hunger striker quits vigil 9.7:7 College needs own identity (Armidale C.A.E.) 27.6:14 Rail crash victim gets $2,5 m, 11.7:1 Persecution of Sinclair 'a foul act' 29.6:16 $275,544 for road victim (William Allan Collins) Wild pigs on island are 'disease threat' 29.6:16 17.7:4 New faction raises head 29,6:16 $21,120 payout over murders (Berwyn Rees) 23,7:1 Opposition farm policy revealed 8,8:5 Mines act changes urged 5.8:13 C.P. ready to lead : Punch ?1.9:1 Pilot wins case over A-bomb tests 7.8:1 Rae calls special inquiry meeting after C.P. Judge attacks inadequate compo, limit 8.8:12 attacks 22.9:5 $6150 for broken jaw (Felicija Zak) 21,8:5 Canberra's smell of decline 22.9:5 N.H, INDEX 29. 1981

COURTS COURTS, CIVIL (Con't)

The High Court vacancy (Leader) 13.1:3 Damgaes claim settled 9 years after accident Ellicott tip for post as Chief Justice 13.1:3 (Girl struck by discus) 12.8:5 Hayden wants U.S.-style High Court hearings $115,000 for shoulder injury (Trench cave in) 15,1:3 20.8:6 P,M,'s options still open (Ellicott for H.C) Interest added to award (Trench cave in) 22.8:12 24.1:4 Defamation alleged (Dr M. Spautz) 5,9:6 Gibbs gains court post (Sir Harry Gibbs) Settled out of court (T. Gustard/ L. Maughan) 30,1:1 8.9:6 A wise choice (Leader : Sir Harry Gibbs) Accident victim awarded $2,6 m. (Geoffrey B, 31.1:2 Peart) 9.9:4 New Chief Justice keeps low profile 13,2:4 Hunter man gets $2,7 m, award (Jeffrey Ronald High Court in new hands (Leader) 16,2:2 Bell) 30,9:1 Ellicott to be judge 18,2:3 Family plans a brighter future (Jeffrey Ronald Ellicott job row 19.2:5 Bell) 30,9:1 Court system re-arranged 28.2:5 Wife awarded $201,000 for death of husband Arms search in court 3.3:4 (Helen Berry) 13,10:6 Trial delays plague District Court 20,3:1 Man awarded ]4m. damages (Maxwell John Lewis) Justice delayed is justice denied (Leader) 14.10:1 21,3:2 Fluoride battle settled after 15 years Valley court used to clear backlog 26.3:3 (Williams family) 14.10:1 Newcastle barrister appointed a judge 27.3:5 Justice delayed, justice denied (Leader) 14.10:2 Court delays 'often beyond control' 18.4:5 High court enlarges liability (Responsibility for U.S. committed to computer courts 18.4:10 incorrect information) 29.10:4 Clearing N.S.W.'s huge backlog of court cases Girl, 13, given $2.23 m. for 'appalling' injury 29.4:2 19,11:1 Disabled man gets $1.1 m. 6.5:9 Pill distributors face $6 m, lawsuit 23.11:7 Trials delayed many months 11.5:9 Man gets record damages of $2,8 m,• 9.12:11 List court now tape recorded 11.5:13 Warning on Big Al's (Franchising) 12.12:1 Court officers' fears on caree prospects 18.5:2 Judges set on formula for accident damages 17.12:9|' £170,000 spent in 2 months (High Court) 3.6:4 COURTS, CLOSED COURTS Trial backlog grows to 96, extra sittings to be sought 22.6:3 Family Court cases delayed 2 years 24.6:3 Closed court sets trial (James L. Myers) 28,1:9 Court recorders of a different nature 14.7:2 Woman ordered to stand trial (Faye Irene Mitchell) Full-time family law judge urged 3.8:1 28.1:9 District court backlog likely to rise (Date Driver for trial on 2 counts (Kevin John Johnson) correct) 5.8:16 17.3:5 Durack defends Federal Court 1.9:3 Man discharged on three counts of abduction 18.3:13 Cameras in the courtroom 7.9:2 Wider high court powers 6.10:6 Justice in secret (Leader) 19.3:2 T.V. , radio invading courts : judges 7.10:7 Court closed for drink drive case (Harry E. A.L.P. in court powers move 7.10:7 Kattelus) 19.3:5 Backlog in court up to 2 years 16.10:7 Driver on four charges (Harry E. Kattelus) Court delays plan begins 12.11:10 28,3:10 Cuts may add to Court delays 25.11:3 Man discharged on driving counts (Tony Arnold An unjust delay (Leader) 10.12:2 Deckers) 30.7:3 Holding court behind closed doors 31.7:2 COURTS, CIVIL A question of justice (Leader) 31.7:2 Orphans $532.37 1.1:3 Closed court for hearing (Mervyn Noel Eveleigh 2,9:10 Lotto ticket invalid $600,000 sought 7.i:i I Trial set in closed hearing (David Colin Microfilm must for lotto 8.1:3 j Coutts) 15.10:8 No lotto rules breached says barrister 9.1:4 ! Man committed for trial (Warren R. Anderson) Lotto case delayed 10.1:4 10.11:7 Lotto case nears end 15.1:3 Man, 36, for trial on six offences 20.11:5 Police want to look at ticket 3.2:5 I Court hearing closed (Francis P, McLellan) Hexham case for Privy Council 4.2:3 16,12:5 Doctors $130,000 appeal rejected 25.2:5 Another delay after 15 years (Case against CRICKET Sulphide Corporation) 2.3:6 Hospital sued over operation accident (Newcastle • Australia lead series 2-1 2.1:16 Hospital) 3.3:3 Sick test skipper plans successful strategy Anti-smuggler wins case 7.4:5 ' (Greg Chappell) 5.1:16 Crash victim gets $661,751 (Road accident) Australia three day wonders 6.1:16 2.5:1 Protest over cricketers not justified 7.1:34 $1.5 million to woman (Car accident) 2.5:7 Gavaskar back as Indian opener 10.1:32 Girl, 13, gets compensation (Sexual offence) India sunk by Wood's 98 12.1:14 14.5:7 W.A. scores six wicket victory 12.1:14 Rail crash victim gets $2.5 m. (Granville Train Newcastle U-23's in squad 12.1:14 disaster) ll.-7:3 New Zealand by one run 14.1:32 Accident victim awarded $1.3 m, in damages Australia ensures cup final spot 16,1:16 22,7:5 India's cup final hopes dashed 19,1:18 $123,299 damages award (Road accident) 25.7:4 Chappell's 74 saves cup washout 22.1:18 Judge attacks inadequate corap, limit 8,8:3 Pace blitz on Indians 23.1:14 Paraplegic awarded $862,577 in damages 8,8:5 N,H, INDEX 30, 1981

CRICKET (Con't) CRIMES AND ALLEGED CRIMES (Con't)

Chappell weathers storm over underarm delivery Man, 30, fined after riding on car boot (Klaus 3.2:1 Lorenz) 17.2:7 i« -> « The money game (Leader) 3.2:2 Man fined $100 for breaking fire ban l».^.o Against the spirit of cricket 3.2:20 Neighbour 'killed dogs' (Robert L. Robertson) Chappell, Border work for lead 9.2:18 Tight finish to test 11.2:40 Spit'costs 'cop hater' $150 (George Livanos) India's win the best 12,2:18 24.2:1 Player ban puts cricket tour in jeopardy 28,2:40 'Gun' found on shearer 24.2:7 W.A, takes Sheffield Shield 10,3:20 No time to pay $150 'spitting'fine brings jail Belmont win first cricket premiership in 18 years 30,3:16 A heavy punishment (Leader : George Livanos) Australia is 7-1 on after wickets fall 21.7:20 26.2:2 Stunned Australians have upper hand 23,7:18 Cafs death, cruelty brings $200 fines (Michael Australians collapse 15,8:36 Enderby) 11.3:1 s ,, ^ •, '^ejected Australians fat from disgrace 18,8:14 Gunman 'had death wish' (David Bullen) 11,3:3 Newcastle gets shield match 20.8:20 Youth admits 'peep, pry' 11,3:6 Vintage Lillee rocks England with 7-89 31.8:14 Walker supports tapes, cameras in interviews Lillee and Botham honoured at close of test 12,3:6 series 3,9:16 Hoaxer sought (Customs hoaxer) 14.3:4 Holland demolishes Uni with 7-52 6.10:16 $100 fine for hose abuse (Breach of water A.C.B. rejects extension (N.S.W., Qld Sheffield) restrictions) 14.3:7 23.10:16 Girl, 16, ends rifle siege 15.'':8 N.S.W. forces dramatic finish to cricket Cyclists 'kicked utility' (Gary John Debenham) 26.10:14 17,3:1 Pascoe suspended by team mates 3,11:18 •Dying man" prank brings $500 fine (Andrew G, Goff) Selectors recall Chappell as Captain 5.11:12 17.3:4 Pakistanis saved by rain from cricket upset Lib wants old street laws resurrected (Power of 10.11:18 keeping order given to police) 18,3:4 Australia cruises to test victory 18.11:42 Toronto gunman given bonds (David Bullen) Two-day ban on Lillee 19.11:1 18.3:7 A.C.B. review code of behaviour 21.11:38 Platypus deaths 'a greedy act' (Glen Innes) Chappell answers critics 30.11:14 19,3:1 No complaints about umpires 2.12:17 Customs men 'found still' at Mayfield (Mario Injury puts Pascoe out 3.12:18 Membrilla-Vegas) 21,3:9 N.S.W. smash records on way to easy cup victory $100 fine for car splasher (John B. Binning) 4.12:18 24.3:1 Boy, 14, spins hat-trick in grade (Wayne Webb) $50 fine for hindering (Christopher Curley) 10.12:16 24.3:7 Dungog to hold testimonial weekend for test hero Prisoners try to deter youth('Day-in-jail' program) (Doug Walters) 11.12:16 26,3:4 Pakistan grinds to big total 12.12:18 New crime group 'of little point' (Citizens' Australia faces defeat as batsmen tumble Crime Committee) 27.3:5 Record victory to Pakistan 16.12:12 Shopper was locked in over weekend (Bernald J. All-rounder Hogg will push claims 19.12:18 Faulds) 31.3:3 Australian attack humbled 21.12:13 Doctor found guilty (Georce F.J. Smart) 31.3:15 N.S.W. grab third place 23.12:12 Table tennis budgie left in cold (Christopher Holland to face his test in his own backyard B. Butler) 4.4:3 24.12:16 Sore leg earns $10 fine (Rick G, Duffy) 8.4:4 Air poisoning would be suicide : pilot (Qantas) CRIMES AND ALLEGED CRIMES 15.4:12 Baby born after bomb blast 16.4:8 Naked man fined $100 (Boris Bajric) 13.1:3 Decision in Qantas case reserved 16.4:13 Unclean house : couple fined (Alister & Thelma Riots in two States alarm authorities 20,4:3 Shaw) 16.1:1 The Bathurst riot (Leader) 21.4:2 Cheques bring 3 $250 fines 17.1:4 Controls ordered (Bathurst motorcycle races) More tickets action likely (Illegal discounting of 22,4:5 airline tickets) 19.1:6 Threat to police costs man $100 (Allan G. $300 X fine over taxation (George W. Sanders) McKinnon) 25.4:1 24.1:9 Fine on firearm charge (Glynn R. Hector) 25.4:5 Chemist on 43 counts (Alan G. Blundell) 31.1:3 Man holds woman in siege 29,4:3 Woman fined $;500 over precription (Janie Mary Hospital guard on siege gunman 30.4:4 Pulbrook) 3.2:1 Bail on firearm counts (Patrick J. Post) Wrong-wat bicycle rider fined 3.2:9 5.5:7 Kookaburra 'raider' shot (Colin Michael Maybury) Man fined over sex proposition (Ronald J. 4.2M Tisdell) 6,5:15 Cruelty to Wallaby brings $600 fine (John Thomas Customs men found 26 guns in car engines 9.5:3 Nelson) 4.2:11 Denning had male 'friend' 9.5:3 Police hose man from house (Tamworth) 6.2:1 Man 'obstructed' miners 9,5:4 Cockroaches in club's kitchen (Swansea Workers) Charges dismissed against 'gun nut' (William J. 6.2:3 Duckworth) 14.5:13 $56 telephone bill cost $548 (Kerry Noel Man fined on tax charged (Failing to furnish 2 Phillips) 7.2:5 tax returns) 16.5:10 Tasmanian Turf Club ousts M.P. for six months Nothing is secret in this escort club (Brisbane (Mr Baldock) 11.2:5 escort agency) 22,5:3 N,H. INDEX 31. 1981

CRIMES AND ALLEGED CRIMES (Con't) CRIMES AND .\LLEGED CRIMES (Con't)

Cadets face action (Raid on anti uranium Dog control (Leader) 1.9:2 protesters) 27,5:5 Footpath fouling Act in force 1,9:10 Escapade to cost apprentice $2568 (Martin Jail for threat (Ngocto Nguyen) 3.9:6 Woodman) 29,5:1 Hefty fines on tax counts 5.9:1 Man took bets to help old people (Derek Johnson) Firearm charge 5.9:4 5.6:4 Jail second choice : offenders to work for $400 fine for knife wielder (Donald Newton) community 7.9:3 5.6:19 Prison alternative (Leader : community service) Death story was false (Correia/Haywood) 1^.6:5 9.9:2 Remand on gun counts (Christopher Carroll) 10 c fine ordered (Jayne Hall) 9,9:10 12.6:3 Newspaper charges 10.9:6 Immigration charge (David Young Choi) 17.6:3 Crime rings 'too big for State police' 10.9:6 Threat to policeman (Graeme Kenneth Wright) Couple threatened 15.9:6 23.6:16 Bigamist on 3-year bond (Eric Casinelli) 16.9:6 Phone booth incident cost $244 (Paul Anthony Charge dismissed (Maurice J. Tinson) 16.9:6 Owen) 30.6:13 Bottle toss cost $700 (Barry Wydmuch) 22,9:3 S.M. remands chemist (Alan Grant Blundell) 48 hours for spitting on policeman (Stephen J. 2.7:6 Westgarth) 24.9:3 Man remanded on 8 firearm charges (Robert Petrol bombs hit house (Denise S. Mulherin) Gregory Reed) 2.7:7 24.9:4 Pet dog shot by husband (John Forster) 7.7:1 Speargun heads bring $100 fine(Brian p. Parker) Man fined $400 for yellow bread stir (John 26.9:3 David Hodge) 7.7: 3 $250 fine for gun blast (Ross A. Sheveleff) Man hit vehicle instead of his wife (Phillip 29.9:4 John Booth) 8.7: 5 Man 'set fire to won car' (Maxwell K. Coveny) Family bets baited (Tea Gardens) 8.7:13 29,9:5 Cockroaches in kitchen (Pagoda Restaurant) Man 'cut brake lines' (Russell J. Donnelly) 10.7:5 30,9:9 $350 penalty for restaurant boss (Karen Gamberoni) Ex-mint worker charged (Phillip A. Anderson) 11.7:9 1,10:6 J.P. pleads guilty to summons complaint Baits kill five Toronto dogs 6.10:8 (Preston Worley) 14.7:5 Fined on affront charge (Brazil/Cooper/lhomas) Night club counts (Keith James Hewett) 18.7:4 7.10:13 Nine squatters arrested (Sydney rocks area) Naked swim costs $300 (Hobsoh/Vilson) 8.10:1 20.7:5 Computicket evidence : No Miller cash 8.10:8 Glass smashed over grudge (Christopher Barrass) Directors 'told wives would be cut up' 10.10:3 22.7:11 71 meat charges laid (Richard Vincent Hammond) Party leg to charges (James/Condon) 23.7:4 10.10:4 Inspector tells of mouse chase (Bridge Cakes Mason revelas $500 bribe offer 12.10:4 Shop) 24.7:3 Driver 'asked for sex' (Anthony J. Robinson) Naked driver charged (Mark Daley) 28.7:5 13.10:3 Man on trespass charge cleared (Graeme F. James) $100,000 invested in Computicket Holdings 13.10:11 29.7:9 Askin space in Nugan office alleged 14.10:4 26 in cells after brawls 4.8:4 15 caught in casino raids (Wollongong) 14.10:4 New task force arrests four (Poker machine Man guilty of three charges (Karl J. Winowiecki) malpractice) 4.8:7 14.10:13 Poker machine cheating alleged 5.8:3 400 children in Sydney riot 15.10:1 Horse doping charge laid (Robert Field) 5.8:10 Wran calls talks on schools brawl 16,10:4 Glasses broken after man asked to leave hotel Shots hit train 16,10:5 (Gerard A. Byrnes) 5.8:11 New squad formed to combat gambling 20.10:6 Man in court on rifle charges (Patrick J. Post) Fine, bond for seaman who'broke drought' (Michael 5.8:10 J. Gallagher) 21.10:1 Man fined $100 over toy pistol in bar (Mathew P. |200 fine for offensive act (Raileen J, Wilson) James) 7.8:6 21,10:9 Illegal migrant charge (David Young Choi) 8.8:12 Casino moves in doubt (Gambling crackdown) Police prosecutor attacked in court (John E. Duck) 23,10:4 11.8:11 New charges (Daniel T. Myles) 24.10:9 Bookie 'used ploy to delay court' (Robert Field) Guest at motel ordered to pay $984.10 (Glen W. 13.8:1 Yarnold) 27,10:9 Police request on bail refused (Kooragang Wanted man gives up after big hunt (Terrence E, disturbance) 14.8:3 Hall) 29,10:6 Police arrest 5 B.L.F. men (Kooragang disturbance) Legal S.P. betting, casinos for N.S.W, 30.10:1 15.8:9 Fines for tax breaches 31.10:5 Kooragang site charges (Kooragang disturbance) Man 'ran to hotel after escape' (D.T. Myles) 15.8:9 31.10:6 Man fined for shooting dog (John Foster) 18,8:7 Bomb blast 'not an act of terror (Muddle^O'brien/ Scare at tech 20,8:6 Jamieson) 3.11:4 Rock-tossing tenant on 20 year bond(Rebecca A. Bond on car damage charge 3.11:4 Shelley) 20,8:7 Drug growers 'protected'. (Griffith) 3.11:6 j $6510 for broken jaw (Mark G, Young) 21.8:5 $1000 bond for damaging door (Geoffrey G. Cook) Intruder chased (Garden Suburb) 28.8:4 3.11:7 Alcohol 'found in driver's blood' (Charles A. 'Gambling' money seized at airport 4.11:1 Sutcliffe) 28,8:5 Two charged on $100,000 conspiracy attempt Racehorse, mare slashed by knife (Warners Bay) (Murray Gennis) 5,11:6 1.9:1 32. 1981 N,H. INDEX

CRIMES AND ALLEGED CRIMES (Con't) DAIRY INDUSTRY

Man jailed for hiding children (Stephen J, Butter exports cut 21.1:4 ..-,,- Leech) 6.11:3 Senators to hear about debt of $150,000 (Asia Dairy Man cleared on 'menaces' charge (John Newton) Industries) 3,2:5 o o IA 7,11:1 Dairy farmers Dungog Co-op to combine 9,2:16 Defamation case adjourned (Dr Spautz) 7,11:9 Review to help dairy farmers 4.3:35 Volley of shots fired in street 10,11:1 Little cream for the dairymen 5,5:7 Bidwell youths fined over sword 11,11:4 Warning on lack of care for farm secotor 27.7:3 Stockton siege help request (Geoffrey C Pugh) Pay lift to mean rise in dairy products 16,1^:1 11.11:13 Jury discharge in Miller trial 12.11:6 DANCING Clamp on S.P. betting 14,11:1 Two girls head and shoulders above the rest 3,6:25 Teachers 'under attack' (Wilcannia) 18,11:5 Dancers to tour 'home country' (Newcastle Sex molesters 'usually known to victims' 18,11:5 U.S. casino official ordered to lodge $100,000 Macedonian Folkdancing Group) 29,6:4 Scholarship for dance student (Kathryn Downey) bail (Murray Gennis) 20,11:4 Police charge man on money offences 21.11:3 6,7:9 Workers fined on tax counts 21.11:3 Party sends group off (Newcastle Macedonian Tax law charges end in $2250 fine(Concast Pools) Folkdancing Group) 13,7:6 Newcastle dancer in lead role (Terese Power) 21,11:5 27 8 * 3 A welcome reform (Leader) 23.11:2 Extra show scheduled for ballet (Australian Ballet) Drugs transcript resubmitted (Griffith Drug 4.9:6 Conspiracy) 24.11:5 Coppelia lively, elaborate & expressive (Australian Hearing of charge (Andrew Yan-Hor Wong) 24.11:15 Aboriginal crime rate high in country 26,11:4 Ballet) 18,9:4 Farmer's son 'could not recall details^ (Griffith) Diincers decide to stay out (Australian Ballet) 26.11:8 30,10:3 Opposition loses crime probe motion 2.12:1 Imaginative dancing, infectious enjoyment N.S.W. crime rate increases 14% 4,12:6 (Newmet) 11,11:32 Court discharges policeman (Griffith) 4,12:7 Police for trial on conspiracy count 5.12:4 DEATHS Raid on Sydney Club : 29 arrested 9.12:17 $250 fine, bond on rifle charges 15.12:13 Hearing on chase by police adjourned (Craig J. Summonses filed for power use offences 16.12:9 Cherry) 17,1:5 Mother ends card run 16.12:9 'No rules governing sparpools' in N.S.W. 4.2:13 Kooragang picketer fined $100 but will appeal Facing the actuality of death 18.3:10 (Laurence Doherty) 16,12:35 Helping to make today count 25.3:22 Man took mate's driving test,,. & failed Body found in bush (Gordon Brailey) 2,4:4 (Gary Callinan) 18.12:3 The facts of death 8,4:21 Bacterium fear at hospital 16,4:10 CUSTOMS AND EXCISE Stray bullet theory in man's death 17,4:3 Police believe farm death was natural (Thomas Customs service to get major boost 11.2:17 Grdusiak) 17,4:4 Report clears customs men 11,4:12 Killer bacteria an 'inevitable' risk 22,4:3 Chamber to fight import move 1.8:34 Police find rifle shells (Alan Rushby) 22.4:6 Ship quarantine review ordered 17.10!1 Death investigated 30.4:6 Clerks to head customs units 29.10:4 Body found in river 4.5:6 Tonsillectomy risks small, court told (Matthew N, CYCLING Davey) 5,5:7 Skeletons found 11,5:11 Pro clash heads cycling meeting 27.1:13 Conditions of ' work 'affected man's heart' B.M.X. craze takes North by storm 13,4:5 (Konrad Bergfels) 12,5:8 450 try at B.M.X 15.5:19 Electrocution at Bulahdelah 19.5:8 B.M.X. meet could be best in Australia 18.5:1 Pedestrian dies 23.5:7 B.M.X., a booming one-year-old 26.6:6 Hit-and-run car sought (John S. Steele) 26.5:3 200 entries for Mattara B.M.X. championships Reprieved, the terminally ill who live 10.6:4 26.8:42 Faulty gas fridge killed girl (Carmel M. Payne) Cycling star hurt in race fall (Shane Sutton) 12.6:1 10.9:14 Open finding for aircraft death (Stuart H. Sim) Tour ends rich week for Sefton (Clyde Sefton) 12,6:5 12.9:22 Famous doctor's visit (Dr. Kubler-Ross) 1.7:19 N.S.W. rider will defy doctors orders 12.9:38 Open finding in 14-year-old Council death (Konrad Cyclists fines increased 16.9:36 Bergfels) 28.7:7 Chapman comes of age (Anthony Chapman) 7.11:40 Witnesses at inquest 'fear for their lives' Cyclists welcome velodrome change 1.12:18 (Warren Lanfranchi) 28,7:7 Piper leads field in cycling memorial race Head injury 'led to' man's death (George Sanderson) 4.12:17 31.7:4 Three sets of brothers in memorial cycle event Two die in gas mishap 1,8:4 8.12:18 Boy dies during poison scare (Denis P, Cell) Rookie team in cycle win 9.12:18 13,8:3 St George riders hold strong hand in Bells Inquest finding withheld (Bruce Miller) 22.8:3 Thousand cycle race 31.12:14 Businessman 'died of heart attack' (Terrence Rowe) 11.9:7 Body in sea identified 16.9:6 Death off the coast 16.9:8 N.H, INDEX 33, 1981

DEATHS (Con't) DEMONSTRATIONS (Con't)

Crewmen at funeral (Yuan Chen Teng) 24,9:8 An epic fa;nily voyage for peace 10.10:9 R,U, death 28.9:12 Protestors attack proposed changes to tertiary Body on track 7.10:1 education 14.10:16 Youths find Lake skull 13.10:3 The marching academics (Leader) 15.10:2 Standard of hospital care questioned (Mark McCabe) 3.11:5 DENMAN SHIRE COUNCIL Lanfranchi killed in 'cold blood' 3.11:5 4 victims named 3,11:6 New homes plan for Denman 3.2:5 Policeman 'held at gunpoint' (Warren C, Denman's new trees place the town in a dilemma Lanfranchi) 4,11:5 23.10:3 Body found in surf 5.11:1 Lanfranchi stake-out outlined to inquest DENTISTRY 5,11:9 'No criticism' of Stockton Hospital over death Dentist fees rise today 1.5:3 (Nathan T, Hitchcock) 6,11:1 62 tonnes of gold gives sparkling smiles 16.5:3 Choosing to end a life 7,11:2 Getting one's teeth into a fight 17.6:2 Body in surf identified (Kazimierz Kilan) 7,11:5 Detective a 'decoy' (Warren C. Lanfranchi) DISCRIMINATION 7,11:38 Baseball-bat drug attacks alleged (Warren C, Women at work 'sex objects' 27.1:19 Lanfranchi) 10.11:7 Sex at 14 opposed 27.1:3 Lanfranchi 'sought to bribe detective' 11,11:32 Board out of step : Freeman 28.1:7 Strangling theory in hanging inquest (Edward J. Job equality for women drive 5.2:4 Murray) 12.11:3 Racist rumours 23.3:5 'No hesitation' in police shooting (Warren C, Rules set on 'sex pests 23.3:7 Lanfranchi) 12,11:6 Female virtue : the issue that' up in the air Inquest adjourned to Sydney (Edward J, Murray) 1.5:2 13,11:5 Secretary 'had to wash-up' (Mrs Helen Curtis) Placing gun on dead man denied (Warren C 1.5:4 Lanfranchi) 13.11:6 Navy sinks Cleo's dream to join up 8.5:1 Huaan leg washed up 16.11:3 Sex harassment 'not new' 1.6:5 Witnesses tell of time lapse in Lanfranchi Woman chalks up for pool fight 2.6:3 shooting 14.11:3 Women gain full club rights 3.6:3 Lanfranchi 'scared V.e would be shot' 17,11:15 Board to hear case against single people 10.6:3 Bribe money in tight trousers nonsense (Warren Men standing up for their rights 14.7:2 C Lanfranchi) 18.11:9 3-man team to foster equality 29.7:7 Lanfranchi killed by policeman : jury of 6 Secretary 'treated as servant' board told 19.11:4 31.7:1 Scars on leg 'led to car owner' (Guy Middleton) Woman loses 'servant' case 1.8:5 20.11:9 Newcastle secretaries divided over duties 1.8:19 'No offence' in shooting case (Warren C, Women tee off in club sign battle (Belmont Golf Lanfranchi) 20,11:9 Club) 8.8:3 Mine train brakes 'failed' (Stephen J. Doctor loses religion case (Dr Ruth Dow) ''9.8:9 Anderson) 4.12:6 Women fight pregnancy stand-downs 22.9:4 Coroner finds hospital free of blame (Jeffery N. Sex taunts in Council alleged (St. Kilda) 3.10:4 Prior) 16,12:3 S.R.A. workshop 'blot' - threats alleged 5.10:11 Cover-up alleged on man's death (Edward J. Equal jobs group formed 5.11:1 Murray) 18.12:3 Coroner's verdict open on aborigine death DCRA CREEK

(Edward J. Murray) 19,12:4 Council adopts plan to control Dora Creek floods 18.2:9 DECENTRALISATICW 200 attend Dora Creek Derby 2.3:4

Development cuts slammed 1,5:6 DRIVING OFFENCES

DEMONSTRATIONS Remand on drug charge (Alan Coloquohoun) 8.1:7 10 police cars in high-speed chase 24.1:3 Drivers picket on lost licence 16.1:5 Jury acquits car driver(Steven Hopkinson) 5.2:10 Plea to keep mood alive 10.3:5 Monkey leads to 800 dollars fine (Michael Logan) Two arrests at end on demonstration 6.5:5 10.2:7 Vic, students protest 8.5:4 Fine replaces jail sentence (Philip Weimer) 11,2:7 Students hurl tomatoes at P.M. in protest Jail sentence for driving (Allan Bojarowski) 9.5:1 13.2:7 Six arrested in college protest 27.5:5 Motorist 20, drank 8 or 9 tequilas (Mark Protest takes violent turn in Canberra 3.6:1 Farley) 18,2:5 Homeless protest at Wran's home 15.6:7 Driver had drunk eight schooners (Greg Edwards) 71 police to move six tent-dwellers 1.8:3 21,2:8 500 join A-bomb peace march 10,8:5 Drink driver betrayed by tyre marks (Peter 600 attend rally over budget 22.8:5 O'Connor) 25.2:3 Hunger striker weak 31,8:13 Groom escapes drink penalty (Peter McGill) A slow path to suicide (Eamonn O'Connor) 4.9:2 4.3:1 A wrong lever (Leader) 7.9:2 Jailed driver addicted to speed : Judge (Warren Sense at last (Leader) 17.9:2 Cruickshank> 5.3:7 N.H, INDEX 34, 1981

DRIVING OFFENCES (Con't) DRIVING OFFENCES (Con't)

Drink less trial (Leader) 7.3:2 Woman refused prints (Suzanne Sandiford) Two died as car ran into crash victims (Peter James Lucas) 14,3:1 J!;^ianded on railway track (John H, Earsman) Driver refuses help on alcohol (Edward Jack) 19,8:4 17. 3:5 Bald tyres 'catch' banned driver (Malcolm W,J. Driver for trial on 2 counts 17,3:5 Munro) 20,8:3 T \ on o.a Man was too nervous to get licence (James Rouse) Left-hand turn rule 'abused' (7,5 m trucks) 20.8.8 19,3: 3 Train driver denies drink charge (Charles A. 7 beers claim rejected (Graham Hutchinson) Sutcliffe) 25.8:7 19,3:4 Train crash driver 'said he was asleep (Charles Court closed for drink drive case (Harry Kattelus) A, Sutcliffe) 26,8:7 . . 19.3:5 Accused engine driver 'was not intoxicateo Clerk, 19, will face 10 driving charges (Greg (Charles A, Sutcliffe) 27.8:5 McCloy) 26.3:7 Driver failed to report accident (Mark T, Driver on four charges (Harry Kattelus) 28.3:7 Harvey) 28,8:5 S.M. rejects excuse (Mr Shanks) 2.4:6 Driver 'drank beers' ^Charles Sutcliffe) Man jailed 2% years over car theft damage count 29,8:5 (Bradley Kirkwood) 10,4:8 Man acquitted on rail-motor counts (Charles Wallsend police blitzes to go on 10.4:8 Sutcliffe) 1.9:8 Driver fined $600 (Troy J. Tracey) 1.9:10 Judge sets date in rail-motor case 14.4:7 Driver faces sentence (Kerry F. Doyle) 19.9:9 Victim driver both to blame(Bruce Barry) 15.4:3 Pensioner sentenced (Thomas H. Kendall) 23.9:12 Car chased at llOkm/h (Craig Straube) 15.4:5 Two years jail for driver (Kerry Doyle) 24.9:4 Driver not guilty of causing death (Michael 4th drink-drive nets jail term (Ross Ber^quist) Galligan) 15.4:7 Police shot man after 150km car chase (William 25.9:4 L.T. Henshaw) 28.4:3 Motorist cleared (Ian Pritchell) 25.9:5 Shot, scream at 1 a.m. witness tells court Drink-drive panel urged (Rehabilitation) 26.9:5 (William L.T. Henshaw) 29.4:5 Woman drives into police cars (Suzanne Sandiford) Driver travelled at 140km/h (John D.E. Blaney) 29.9:8 12.5:4 Driving counts dismissed (Tony Arnold Deckers) Bond to driver on culpable charge (Michael K. Bell) 30.9:14 21.5:6 Man fined on car test (Harrigon, Rouse) 7.10:3 Drinking, driving puts man in jail (Sydney W. Friend tempted banned driver (Dale Foster) Nicholes) 23.5:9 9.10:8 Driver remanded for sentence (David James) Wide police blitz nets 70 drivers 19.10:1 29,5:3 Manslaughter charge over motorcycle death Drink-driving 'serious social problem' (David dropped (Bruce James Austin) 27.10:1 James' 29.5:5 Ban, fine on drive count (Stephen George Kidd) Drink factor in fatal road smash (Sweeney, Ross, 28.10:4 S., G,, & G. Reece) 29.5:6 12 months weekend jail for girls death (Bruce Wallsend police blitz drink drivers 2,6:1 James Austin) 28.10:5 Unlicensed driver 'panicked' (Andrew Townsend) 7-day ban for drive offence (David Hawkins) 3.6,:7 6.11:3 $400 aid and abet fine (Robert Haskew) 11,6:5 Scotch drinker fined $675 (Sigmund Gund Krauksts) Speed charge and penalties confirmed (Paul 11.11:4 Williams) 11.6:9 Man fined $700 on drive count (William Brazel) Disqualified driver jailed (Ian J. Rouse) 30,6:5 20.11:5 Maitland man charged (Darrell G, Riley) 4.7:4 Fine of $1000 for bike ride (Campbell Mullen) Man jailed for driving (Kelly J. Taylor) 4.7:4 24.11:11 Banned driver jailed (Brian Gardiner) 4,7:9 Court told : 152km/h not dangerouse in Helicopter in chase (15-yr-old youth) 6.7:4 Mercedes (Brwin Lehmann) 2.12:7 $700 fine after refusing test (Donald Thrift) Banned driver off road again (Anthony West) 7.7:4 2.12:11 Man discharged (Bonald J, Newton) 7,7:5 Bond fine on driving charge (Arthur MacQueen) Driver faces trial (David I, Shanks) 10.7:5 5.12:6 $1550 in fines for three offences (Garry Schafer) Weekend jail for culpable driver (Paul Taasenko) 18.7:4 5.12:11 Driver's third drink offenses (Garry G. Jones) Undercover police kept man on move (David 28,7:4 Overy) 8.12:3 Man discharged on driving counts (Tony Deckers) Man acquitted after 3 year delay (Rodney Wayne 30,7:5 Trigg) 9.12:1 Motorist to pay big fine (John Langstaff) 31,7:3 An unjust delay (Leader) 10.12:2 Man for trial on 5 driving charges (Gregory McCloy) Motorcyclist fined banned (Laurence John Apps) 1,8:3 11.12:14 Tougher drink law urged 4.8:5 $800 fine ban for motorist (Phillip Fogg) 12,12:5 Drink count dismissed (Nicola Martinelli) Campaign against drink-driving 12.12:10 6.8:5 S.M. slams beach drivers (Port Stephens) 19.12:1 Driver 'in control' court told (George J. Ambler) Police to be out in force 24.12:6 12.8:9 Driver found guilty of culpable driving (Stephen DROUGHT R, Crick) 14,8:5 Driver jailed over boy's death (Stephen R, Crick) Ways and means of saving precious water 3.1:4 14,8:5 Total ban on garden hoses expected 30.1:1 Police road block failed to deter speeding driver $10,000 for 20% more water 6.2:5 (Ralph P, Osland) 18,8:5 N.H, INDEX 35, 1981

DROUGHT (Con't) DRUG OFFENSES (Con't)

Record drought cost $1000m 11,2:9 Bill fights drug trafficking (New police powers) Hose bans lifted after week of rain 14,2:1 16,4:5 H.D.W.B, eases water bans : recent rain lifts Jail and fine on heroin charges (Robin B, Price) storage 14,3:3 17,4:3 Moree's big dry a threat to $10 m in trees 14.3:10 33 years jail on drug charges (Richard Blades) Good rain saves dry properties 4.4:3 18,4:5 Drought's effect remains on Upper Hunter farms Heroin habit costs man $200 a day, court told 10.4:5 (Terrence H. Cullen) 22.4:4 Hunter farmers object to harsh water curbs 18.4:9 Fine for LSD, Indian hemp (Mark G. Smith) 22.4:26 Water shortage dogs farmers 18.5:3 Two men on drug charges 23,4:4 Rain little help to farms 23,5:1 Cannabis haul (Peter Spangler) 4.5:5 More rain needed to break drought 26.5:4 Drug trade rise alarms Mason 5.5:5 Cattlemen lose $14 m, 13.6:3 Party drinks bring $300 fine, ban (Rees D. John) North drought declarations lifted 7,12:7 6,5:3 Jury chosen in drugs trial (Newton, Lewis, DROWNINGS Somerville) 12,5:4 Man, 24, for court on drug charges 12.5:6 Man drowned after boat fall : Coroner 9,1:5 Witness name withheld (Newton, Lewis, Somerville) Drownings mar Easter 21.4:3 14.5:4 Man commended for bid to rescue friend (Michael Police allege bribe offer of $20,000 (Newton, Lewis, Morrison) 8,5:1 Somerville) 15.5:3 Hopes fade for man (Glenn Heaney) 13,7:1 Hemp seeds found in raid (Newton, Lewis, Safety on water comraonsense says coroner 30.10:6 Somerville) 16.5:10 Helicopter finds child in surf 28.12:1 Man sold drug to pay for hamburger (Paul Greig) 19,5:1 DRUG OFFENSES Trial session closed over evidence admissibility (Newton, Lewis, Somerville) 19.5:7 Griffith police in court on conspiracy charges Jury told of property dealings (Newton, Lewis, 6,1:5 Somerville) 20.5:5 Witness refuses to answer (Rocco Barbaro) 7.1:3 Witness given immunity (Newton, Lewis, Somerville) Bond fine on drug charges (Bruce Miller) 7.1:7 21,5:7 No permission for harvest (William Tarrant) 9,1:3 Man 'motivated by revenge' (Newton, Lewis, Crop should have been sprayed 10,1:5 Somerville) 22,5:6 Drug report not needed (Patrick Keenan) 13,1:3 Drugs conspiracy trial entering last stages Transcript was wrong witness tells court 15.1:11 (Newton, Lewis, Somerville) 23.5:5 $500 fine for drugs 17,1:7 Drug information rewards urged 23,5:5 Drug charge denied 3.2:3 Summing-up begins in drugs trial (Newton, Lewis, 3 charged after drug raid 4.2:7 Somerville) 26,5:5 Drugs worth $6,4 m, (Vic) 5,2:6 Drug trial : 3 guilty (Newton, Lewis, Somerville) Treating drug addiction : weighing up the costs 27,5:1 7,2:10 Sentencing date set (Newton, Lewis, Somerville) $10 m, drug haul destroyed (Balranald) 9.2:7 28,5:4 Drug fines for Masons (Richard & David Mason) Italian drug ring broken (Vic.) 28.5:10 13.2:3 Canadian gets 10 years (Wayne Johnston) 30.5:4 $2 m, drug crop ploughed under (Karadoc) 14.2:14 50 years jail on Thai drug charges (Norman J. $5000 security bail on heroin counts (Robin Price) Walker) 4.6:1 20,2:7 Two jailed for 8 years over drug conspiracy Mullimbimby drug raid 21,2:8 (Newton, Lewis, Somerville) 12.6:3 Woman gets 30 years on heroin counts (Andrea Resetar) 5 charges follow drug raid 12.6:5 5.3:7 Three jailed on $3,5 m, drug deal charges (Erlin, $2 m, drug haul by police (Lismore) 7,3:5 Ferguson, Leroy) 13,6:4 Teenage 'drug ring' at Valley school (Marist Bros, $800 fine for user of heroin (Phyllis Doak) Maitland) 9,3:1 23,6:10 Student drugs probe widens (Marist Bros Maitland) Man died of drug overdose (Peter Donald Falconer) 10.3:3 26,6: 4 Woman used ruse to obtain drugs (Laraine Spencer) School drug abuse 'on decline^ 30,6:4 10,3:5 Drug traficking inquiry 1,7:7 Drugs come from mates (Marist Bros Maitland) Doctor guilty over heroin (Richard McEvilly) 11,3:6 2,7:12 Drugs inquiry is possible (Mr Asia drug ring) $10,000 in bribe paid for man^s freedom (Gordon 23.3:5 Parkes 3.7:3 Teacher for trial on drug charge (Donald Maclean) 21 soldiers discharged 3,7:3 25.3:3 Drug sent to friend in S,A. (Daly, Hull) Three years jail on drug charge (Murray Bryant) 7,7:3 31,3:7 Sailing champion fined (Jason Hardman) 8,7:10 Charges against students 'unlikely' (Marist Bros Drug link alleged (Jennar, Maslin, McNamara) Maitland) 1,4:7 17,7:4 Drug 'seized in Minmi search' (Garry Mavin) 1,4:11 Australians given long sentences over drugs Police move on cocaine traffic 3,4:4 (Hayward, Fellows, Sinclair) 24.7:1 Four arrested after heroin shipment seizure 6,4:3 Drugs get doctor 16 years (Richard McEvilly) $950 fine on six charges (Paul Toohey) 7,4:5 29,7:8 Six heroin raids net $200,000 haul 9,4:4 Drug acquittals (Warren Jennar) 31.7:6 7 face conspiracy charges (Sydney) 10.4:5 Tough drug laws planned for Vic, 5.8:8 Craving for drugs 'led to cirime' (Kelvin J. Connell) 15,4:6 N.H, INDEX 36, 1981

DRUG OFFENCES (Con't) DUNGOG

Drug 'vigilantes' get 7^ years bail (Arthur, 'Bypassed by the boom' 23.7:2 Howard) 7.8:7 Trust lists main Dungog Street 30.10:5 Americans get 20-year terms on drug counts (Whalan, Ambrose) 8.8:11 DUNGOG SHIRE COUNCIL $100,000 drug counts (John S, Bell) 22.8:12 'Ignored' pleas stirs revolt (Poor road conditions) 2 jailed on drug charges (Grandin, Mansfield) 22.8:36 19.8:20 Hemp 'calmed man^ (Glen Ragan) 26.8:5 9.5% rise in rates 28,12:5 Marihuana seized (Scone) 28.8:6 Passport racket alleged (Drug trafficking inquiry) EARTHQUAKES 29.8:1 Bags of hemp in pants (Kim Davies) 11,9:6 Southern N.S.W. hit by earth tremor 17.11:5 Hashish haul worth $4 m, (Vic) 16,9:3 Heroin 'imported in soles of shoes' (Akram EDUCATICW Derbas) 18,9:4 Two charged over drugs 19,9:11 Robots 'best teachers' 10.1:1 Canon seeks cannabis reform (Ian George) 6.10:8 Hunter enrolment to drop (Supplement) 19.1:9 Hemp trial adjourned (Robert M. Hogan) 7.10:13 800,000 in schools this year (Supplement) 19;1:9 Heroin trade under control : police 8.10:7 First day is just an introduction (Supplement) 19.1:11 188 pots of pot (Colin J. Turner) 9,10:7 Study environment important (Supplement) 19.1:11 Drug trial witness 'leaves country' (Robert M. Politics defeat education forum 5.2:3 Hogan) 10,10:4 Life a nightmare for illiterates 7.2:12 Journalist charged with contempt (S.M.H, Chief Study groups look at teachers' issues 5.3:5 of Staff) 16,10:4 Hate sheets 'circulate' in schools' (Racist New drug inquiry at Griffith 22.10:6 Material) 20.3:3 Man admits to drugs charges (John S. Bell) 29.10:8 School sport insurance 30.3:11 Drug possession (Justin L. Moss) 3,11:4 Education lobby to continue 1.4:16 Stroud hemp crop 'worth $1,5 m,' (Dillon, Warning on school food (Nutritional canteens) Threadgate) 4,11:1 17.4:4 Defendant released on $20,000 bail (Kenneth J. Baptist school (Mayfield) 4.5:5 Dillon) 11.11:12 Payment for 'sex kit' to be honoured (Homosexuality Heroin more available today, says drug squad resource kit) 5.5:3 14,11:3 Meeting school needs (Survey) 5.5:7 Drug inquiries 'slip up' alleged (Trafficking The great Australian scrawl (School handwriting) Royal Commission) 20,11:6 9.5:2 Remanded over drugs (Donald Maclean) 27,11:8 Travel 'problem in school call' 2.6:6 Man for sentence on five counts (Warcen Threadgate) Sex education on agenda 6.6:11 1,12:6 Committee for school (Rutherford) 23.6:8 Four years jail over drug (David Ross) 4.12:4 Hunter schools 'up with region's needs' 1.7:13 Drug charge remand (Donald Maclean) 4.12:6 Call to spare the rod 24.7:3 Five years for drug pedlar (Kimble A. Huthmann) That figures (Leader) 8.8:2 7.12:8 Education week begins 17.8:4 5 men charged over cocaine (Cluff, Douwis) 8.12:5 A new way to study history (No fall in 3R's level) Call for drug patrols 9,12:11 21.8:2 Drug 'farmer' gets 11 years (Warren Threadgate) Uni chiefs worried by fall in standards 25.9:4 12,12:5 Education cash not allocated fairly, says A.L.P. leader 5.10:3 DRUGS Education issue night 12.10:5 Advice on the cane 6.11:5 A.L.P. asked to legalise drug 27.1:5 Maths warning (Bias in curriculum) 7.11:5 S.A. to tighten analgesic sales 30.1:6 Curriculum unit joins department 1.12:4 Degen given a clean bill, says Wran 27.2:6 No plans yet for four terms 4,12:4 Wran rejects supply of heroin 25.3:18 Teachers''ire on term plan 5.12:35 Sex drug for sale at hotel, shops 26.3:7 Public education drive boosted 22.12:4 Australia big drug user 15.5:3 People who use illicit drugs 16.5:2 EDUCATION - FINANCE Huge delays in drug evaluation program 20.5:10 Sport bans a shock 18.7:9 $25 million plan for schools 16.2:7 $10 pocket money for smoking reefers 8.8:11 Repairs to three schools 11.3:7 Judge attacks newspapers (Drugs Commission) lake projects 18.3:7 9.9:10 Cash boost sought for schools 21.3:1 Heroin 'still readily available' (Drugs Commission) School gets $1 m. grant 20.8:6 16.9:6 Landa criticises spending cuts 25.8:3 Passport system 'too easy' (Drugs Commission) Two differ on funding of schools 28.8:3 17.9:5 Funding of public and private schools 12.9:2 Cannabis gets mixed review 23,9:2 Federal aid for schools 7.10:15 A.L.P. to seek drugs insurance (Provision of drugs Education grants 23.12:13 in health schemes) 29.9:5 New drug fights infection 9.11:3 EDUCATION - HISTCRY 'Mr Asia' inquiry hears police (Drugs Commission) 11.11:10 School days recalled (St. Aloysius) 2.8:4 Gorton supports legal drug case (Marihuana) 100 years' history for tiny school (Black Hill) 17.11:7 20.8:1 Future not bright for tiny bush school (Whittingham P.S.) 21.8:8 N.H. INDEX 37. 1981

EDUCATION, HIST(»Y (Con't) EDUCATICW, PRIMARY (Con't)

Ex-pupils go back to Valley schools (Wollombi & Tanilba school to open 30,12:6 Laguna) 31.10:4 EDUCATION, PRIVATE Last century's females in search of learning 9.12:25 Polite education on a fashionable site 16.12:29 Advantages to pupils at non-state schools Girl's private schools in the 1880's 30.12:8 10,1:4 Parents tell why they made change 16.1:1 EDUCATION, PRE-SCHOOL State school drift 'not as strong now' 17.1:3 Enrolment up 6% at Roman Catholic high schools Maitland child care service shortage 'desperate' 20.1:1 14.3:3 Private schools popular 28.1:3 Residents want pre-school plan 14.4:11 Private school fees rise 12%> 31.1:1 A meaty lesson learnt (The Hill preschool) Decision near on Catholic schools 3.2:1 11.6:4 Bishop confirms school closures and changes Pre-school conference starts at Singleton 4.2:1 13.6:5 The Catholic schools (Leader ) 4.2:2 Pre-school spending 'more than doubled' 15.6:5 Concern grows among Catholic parents 7.2:3 Parents attack school closure (St, Luke's State aid (Leader) 11,2:2 Pre-school) 14.12:4 Parent's meeting was set months ago (Correction) Parents to take over pre-school lease (St Luke's 11.2:3 Pre-school) 16.12:12 High court supports State aid 11.2:3 Opposition seeks school aid assurance 12.2:5 EDUCATION, PRIMARY Teachers to discuss closures 17.2:7 Teachers may seek T.H.C, help 19,2:3 Nev school library (Cardiff Sth) 5.1:4 School plan row denied (Japanese school) Row over leaking classroom (Eleebana) 17.2:5 23,2:4 Too old for school (Attempt to boost nos. at Parental say in Catholic schools move 24.2:3 Bulahdelah Central) 5.3:5 State aid boost to private schools 15.3:9 Muswellbrook school fear realized (Lack of space) Teachers give terms to Diocese 20.3:4 5.3:15 Bishop defends restructuring of Catholic Schools Avoidable stress (Leader : Lack of space) 25,3:3 6.3:2 Give govt pupils better deal says new report Classroom chance for Muswellbrook (Lack of space) 27.3:3 6.3:4 Parent want R.C schools change halted Parents demand help for school (Medowie Public 28.3:1 School) 7.3:8 State aid issue set to continue 30.3:3 Parents will press for school action (Medowie Senators attack schools report 1,4:11 Public School) 11.3:5 School talks continuing 10.4:4 Minister backs plea for new school (Medowie Catholic bishop to meet parents 15.4:3 Public School) 14.3:3 Bishop parents meet in lengthy talks 21.4:1 56 learn in 1 room (Lemon Tree Passage) 15.3:4 More talks on schools 22.41.5 Kearsley school cleared of fraud allegations Faulty plans for R.C. schools parents 28.4:1 lo.3:3 Dispute on Catholic restructuring 29.4:6 Sex education for years 5, 6 20.3:6 School change will go ahead bishop 2.5:1 Country fun will mark 100 years of learning Catholic parents continue battle 4.5:1 (Jerrys Plains) 3,4:3 Catholics adjourn confidence vote 5.5:3 Plains people turn out for centenary 6,4:5 Schools restructuring 6.5:5 Valley school sinking into creek (East Maitland Bishop quiet on school changes 8.5:3 Infants) 10.4:1 Parent protest fails (Catholic School re-structure) Extra 200 teachers to reduce crowding 23,4,3 Sinking school to be replaced (East Maitland Infants) 19.5:9 24.4:3 Bishop to meet parents group again 20.5:1 30 to class (Leader) 27.4:2 Archbishop to get letters 27.5:3 $3600 for school carpets (Caves Beach) 6.5:5 Teachers to discuss decisions 29,5:5 Students gain awards (Irrawang Primary) 1,7:4 Teachers angry on college move 30.5:3 600 in band festival 17,7:4 Bishop accused of giving lip service 3.6:9 Teachers satisfied with agreement 4.6:4 $1 m. to aid Islamic schools program 20.7:4 School talks delayed 5,6:5 Pupils get a taste of outdoors (Beresfield Primary) Group compiles list on schools 'cruelty'9.6:13 22.7:1 Funding 'favours private schools' 10,6:1 Brightening up school (Cardiff Sth) 29.8:4 Education group seeking ideas 16,6:5 Parents keep students home (Cooranbong Primary Parents still in the dark about school changes School) 1.9:1 2,7:6 Planning for Shoal Bay school approved 1.9:9 R.C schools plan changes 13,7:3 Parents win battle Cooranbong Primary school) Founders' Day celebrated (Newcastle Grammar) 11.9:6 23,7:6 Long break is over 15,9:7 Request for support of Bishop of Maitland New program for school children (Under achievers withdrawn 31.7:3 program) 9.10:6 Catholic school at Booragul backed 8.8:36 Down pour dispupts classes 13.10:3 Bishop to see parents on school changes 12.8:1 Opening of school at last (Metford Primary) 29.10:7 Teachers in Catholic system seek super 29.8:3 Private schools gain students 29,8:3 Year 5 student wins mathematics contest 5.11:8 Private school funds soar (Leader) 31.8:2 Pupils help build school mud hut 27.11:3 Faster drift to private schools 31.8:6 School pupils trace family history (Barrington The Catholic high schools debate 12.9:2 Public School) 5,12:10 N.H. INDEX 38. 1981

EDUCATIC»^, PRIVATE (Con't) EDUCATIC»J, SECCWDARY (Con't)

Schools date 26.9:1 School report change urged in new proposals The Catholic anguish - Public protests - Wider 5.6:3 issues 26.9:1 School Certificate 6.6:7 Catholic education at the crossroads 26.9:2 Winners in 'plain' English 17.6:7 'Pressure' in classrooms 29,9:4 Students in maths contest 17.6:18 Committee meets over school plan 2.10:7 Wheelchair a perfect prefect gift 15.7:7 Parents air concern - Changes may be 'too radical' 600 in band festival 17,7:4 5.10:1 Laurels for students 28.7:5 Labor call to shelve fees plan 9.10:5 The play's the thing 19.8:24 Catholic transition study group set up 12.10:1 Bans may delay H.S.C. 17,9:1 Catholic schools funding decision delayed Suspension threatened over drug homework book 9.10:1 8,10:1 School plan study 15.10:5 Students pick service before pranks 13,10:1 A race down the river in pursuit of funds A charitable end to school 14.10:12 21.10:8 1300 to sit for H.S.C. exams 23.10:5 The Catholic high school debate 28.10:5 Criticism follows first H.S.C. paper 28.10:5 School opened 1.11:5 Students tackle second paper 29.10:8 1000 attend Avondale homecoming 9,11:5 Pledges made on school repairs 5.11:7 Catholic schools plan to 'prevent closure' A late revival for Latin 12.11:10 23.11:1 Suspended boy denied education (Robert White) 'Yes' to one-sex schools 18.12:1 20.11:3 Assistant Catholic Director sought 22.12:11 School student formally suspended (Robert White) 25.11:9 EDUCATION, REMEDIAL AND SPECIAL Parents upset over school shortages (Morisset) 27.11:4 Yawarra plan 'a blow' to town, jobs 4,2:5 New school for suspended boy 11.12:5 No staff to go in change (Yawarra) 11,2:10 A question of responsibility (Leader) 12.12:2 Yawarra inmates' fears 11,2:20 Parents and their talented children 3,4:2 EDUCATION - STRIKES AND DISPUTES Training a child to realise his potential 1,7:17 Special school needs help 15,7:5 Teachers will strike on Wednesday 23.1:1 Kendall Grange fights to survive 22.7:17 A pitiful example (Leader) 26.1:2 S.P,E,L,D, seeks learning problem register Schools confusion 28.1:1 17,8:12 Teachers resolve to strike again 29.1:1 Yawarra's future in doubt 18,9:5 Talks key to teachers strike 30.1:4 A $1005 surprise 7.12:3 School strike impasse 31.1:4 Teachers dispute goes to arbitration 3.2:5 EDUCATKW SECC»^DARY Teachers may extend strike 4.2:3 Strike despicable act : Minister 5.2:1 Promise sought on new school (Rutherford) Schools go back, further strikes possible 6.2:4 6,1:4 What they earn and want 11,2:1 2-year student tops Waratah 13,1:1 Third strike by teachers 16.2:1 High marks not enough 14,1:13 Teachers strike today may be end of stoppages Top marks in economics 15.1:4 17,2:5 H.S.C scaling 'cut results' 24.1:5 Teachers to suspend strike 18,2:3' Parents take up fight to keep teacher Union places ban on moving classrooms 12.3:7 (Gloucester High) 28.2:5 Talks over Uni sacking fail 4.4:5 'Numbers game' on again at school (Gloucester Pay decision sparks anger among N.S.W. teachers High) 7,3:1 5.5:3 Teenage 'drug ring' at Valley School (Maitland Responsibility thrown aside (Leader) 6.5:2 Marist Bros,) 9.3:1 Teacher meet onwages 6.5:7 Clock pips a program 9,3:7 Teachers meet today 7.5:10 Student drugs probe widens 10.3:5 Teachers plan stoppages for second term 8.5:5 Stalemate in school row 10,3:7 Teachers vote for stoppages 9.5:4 Drugs 'come from mates' 11,3:6 Teachers face a time of change 12,5:7 Union places 'ban on moving classrooms' 12.3iL7 Teachers : no strike action 29,6:7 Minister backs plea for new school 14.3:3 Teachers make classes 40 minutes late 7,7:1 School ban lifted 19,3:5 Program forced to cancel course 28.7:4 Teacher issue may be settled 23.3:3 Teachers vote to strike next week 17,8:1 School extensions (Gateshead High) 25.3:7 Teachers to stop for 24 hours 2 4.8:3 Muswellbrook school funds move shocks parents Teachers strike tomorrow 25.8:10 27.3:3 More to come teachers say after strike 27.8:4 Charges against students 'unlikely' 1,4:7 Teachers go back, but will continue bans 17.9:4 Improvements to schools 1,4:9 Tech strikes put pressure on students before Extensions opened (Gateshead High) 6.4:6 exams 18.9:9 Board riding is new school sport 19,4:5 Teachers would support action 24,9:4 $108,000 grant 22.4:6 Technical teachers warned to obey orders 26.9:1 Teacher has model pupils (Merewether High) 29,4:5 Tech strike looms 29.9:1 Class of '80 2,5:7 The TAFE dispute (Leader) 29,9:2 Winners of public speaking event 4,5:6 Apprentices fear exam failure over ban 29.9:3 Changes urged in high schools 25,5:8 Hunter tech teachers stood down 1.10:4 Schools told to ready students for workplace Tech teachers to continue bans 2.10:7 5.6:1 Hours row : 30 teachers stood down 8.10:3 N.H. INDEX 39. 1981

EDUCATION - STRIKES AND DISPUTES (Con't) EGGS AND POULTRY

TAFE row over hours escalates 10.10:12 Chickens 'in jeopardy' (Overheating of chicks) TAFE teachers extend strike to 48 hours 14.10:16 30,1:1 State TAFE teachers lift bans end 2-day strike Government acts on egg marketing 3.3:3 15.10:3 Egg Board rejects criticism 4.3:24 TAFE retreat (Leader) 16.10:2 Inquiry into egg industry set up 25.3:8 Queries on cleaners strike 24.11:4 Price of eggs goes up today 26.3:1 Egg prices up early over famine 27.3:7 EDUCATION, TECHNICAL ELECTION FUNDING Protests fail to stop college land transfer 25.3:4 Maitland parks (Leader) 26.3:2 Public to fund campaigns 17.2:4 New Tech may be another hot potato (East Maitland) Labor calls for an election inquiry 9,3:7 27.3:7 Election Bill devious 9.4:3 Maitland college sites considered 7.4:7 Plundering the purse (Leader) 11,4:2 Maitland coversion scheme 8,4:7 A good refusal (Leader) 30,4:2 Tech proposal rejected 9.4:4 New election funding law easy to beat 22.5:6 Maitland college site (Metford Maitland) 22.4:14 Fraser slams Wrans election funding plan 1.6:4 M.L.A. praises colleges 7.5:3 Labor may rue party funding (Leader) 27.7:2 Glendale Tech contract let 18.6:8 Gamble night indicates poll fund need 11.8:3 Teachers threaten overtime ban 24.6:12 The missing referendum (Leader) 2.9:2 Overtime bans hit 124 Tech classes 31.7:5 125 trainees for college 4.8:7 ELECT IC*JS, FEDERAL Yawarra plan expected on Mond

ELECIICWS, STATE (Con't) ELECTION'S, STATE (Con't)

Maitland in the limelight 3.2:5 Premier denounces C.P. over land ownership A.L.P. says election funds swinging from Libs 25.9:7 4.2:12 Maitland dominates Hunter activity 25.9:7 Three-way battle for Cessnock seat 7.2:10 Liberals launch lunchtime spectacle J.^.J- Flat tax Bill would be blocked : Senator H,V, emphasised in Liberal platform 3,9:3 11.2:11 The Liberal program 3.9:3 Maitland promises (A.L.P. bids for Maitland with A smooth Ryde for Mr Wran 4,9:1 $15 m. in promises) 13.2:3 State A.L,P. to campaign on its record 4.9:4 Maitland and Mr Wran 16.2:1 The Labor program 5.9:2 More at risk in Maitland than just one seat 'Arrogant' promises : McDonald 5.9:5 20,2:7 Blacks to own land 5,9:5 Maitland vote to be close - Parades of party M,L,A. nominations 5.9:9 big wigs 21,2:3 A,L,P. urges support for ethnic Press 7.9:3 The Maitland outcome 23,2:1 Coalition focus on health charges 7.9:3 Liberals seem set to hold Maitland 23,2:1 Poll puts Labor support at 60% 7.9:3 Poll result seen as 'a different ball game' 23,2:9 $190,000 grant for child care centre 8.9:1 Many did not vote in Maitland 23.2:9 Wran rejects referendum charge 8.9:1 Women's votes helped her, says Democrat 24,2:5 Lib pledge on poker machines 8.9:5 Liberal now a clear winner 24.2:5 Punch attacks forest ban 9,9:4 Liberal increases lead in Maitland counting Change in port set-up is Lib, vow 11.9:5 25.2:5 McDonald pledges overhaul 11,9:5 Liberals win Maitland seat 28.2:1 New judges, not buildings- Dowd 12.9:3 By-election handbills storm 4,3:5 Liberals adopt hard uiiion line 12,9:3 Toms misses election declaration ceremony 4.3:5 Upper Hunter battle likely to be close 12.9:4 Landa : Face did not ask for pamphlet seizure Hunter on 'bad news list' 12.9:4 5,3:1 Wran is on top : survey 12,9:4 The handbill snatch 5.3:3 Swansea a tough seat to wrest from Labor 12,9:4 Pamphlet row continues 6.3:3 $1400 m, for State transport system 12.9:5 Material 'may be taken at polls' 7,3:8 A,L,P, man exhibits campaign flair 15.9:3 Inquiry sought over seizure 23,3:11 Pledge to alter Coroner's Act 15,9:4 Liberals prepare for poll 4.4:4 Parties raise land issue 15.9:7 Move to extend term of office for M.P.'s 10.4:3 Poll funding 'outrageous' 15.9:11 Coast candidate 4.5:5 Even name remains same 15.9:11 'No early election' for N.S.W. 6.5:6 Waratah polling day will be almost 1978 15,9:11 Lib accuses branches 12.5:7 Pre-poll debacle blamed on Wran 16.9:1 Williams wins in Cessnock 18.5:4 Mining and roads key issues for three Lake Liberals swing into poll battle early 18,5:5 candidates 16.9:12 What's in an address, is Maitland question Wallsend loses 8000 voters 16.9:12 19.5:5 Labor safe in poll : survey 16,9:13 Ex-councillor will run again 19.5:8 Legislative Council seats attract 48 candidates A.L.P. fails to get branch books 22.5:1 16.9:13 Easy win for Wran 22.5:6 Stockton pollution report in Limbo 16.9:13 Moran beaten in third A.L.P, ballot 23,5:1 'Dirty campaign' charge 17.9:6 Costly by-election 27,5:1 Labor win of 55% poll 17.9:6 Face likely pick for Cabinet post 27,5:7 Wran defends boom 17,9:6 Voter interst high in Scene 30,5:5 Huge swing required to lose Charlestown 17.9:6 City M,L,C, in Lib poll team (Virginia Chadwick) C.P. safe in Gloucester 17.9:6 5.6:4 Cessnock 'a safe seat' 18.9:1 Liberals name election hopefuls 8.6:3 Lib plan on mortgages 18.9:3 Merger tipped soon of N.S.W. Libs, N.C.P. 10.6:3 Stranded seamen still get a vote 18.9:3 Wran knocks rumours 10,6:5 Unicomb helps A.L.P. Maitland bid 18.9:3 State Liberal candidates introduced 16.7:5 Maitland could be one of closest in State 18.9:5 Politicians aim at swing 17,7:5 Punch attacks 'strike chaos' 18.9:6 Attack on Premier's record 27.7:5 Referendums lost in poll lead-up 18.9:11 McDonald learns of 'broken' promises 30.7:10 Changes to polling booths 19.9:1 Hawke hits at Hayden on outspoken voting issue A dull, dull poll 19.9:1 1.8:3 Marginal seats to watch in today's poll 19.9:1 Opposition farm policy revealed 8.8:5 Voting process simplified 19.9:3 Patties hit election trail 10.8:9 Absentee votes vary Northern counts 20.9:8 McDonald in strife over job cuts row 13.8:4 9% swing to Labor in Maitland poll 21.9:1 Water gets priority in Opposition's blueprint for Wran romps home again 21.9:1 Hunter 15.8:3 C.P. ready to lead : Punch 21.9:3 Coalition 'would sack thousands' 17.8:5 Swing to A,L,P, in H.V. seat 21,9:4 September State poll likely 19.8:5 A shattered opposition 21.9:5 Election possible 21.8:14 The latest N.S.W. voting figures 21.9:6 L.C.P. plans quango review - check on funding Legislative Council results 21.9:6 24.8:5 Nile, M,L,C. elected on 'clean-up' vow 21.9:6 Cabinet to set poll date 25.8:7 Woman among 11 new faces (Janice Crosio) 21,9:6 On the electronic campaign trail 28.8:1 Wran pledges a 'fair go for everyone' 21.9:7 Candidates find common point (Maitland) 28.8:6 Toms lost because of Wran machine 22,9:3 Punch opens N.C.P. campaign 29.8:3 Liberal changes tipped 22,9:5 Libs promise health care 29.8:5 Democrats gain as booths unmanned 22,9;6 Kirkby pledges house, C.Y.S.S. aid 1.9:9 Lib still in doubt (Mr McDonald) 22,9:7 Election fever in Maitland 1.9:9 Count continues for Northern seats 24.9:4 H.H. INDEX 41, 1981

ELECTIONS, STATE (Con't) ELECTRICITY (Con't)

McDonald facing defeat 25.9:5 Bans lifted on domestic power : Wran to check on Counting delayed 29,9:4 'private' supply 27.6:1 Swansea vote confounds A.L.P,, Libs 30,9:8 H.D.W.B, reply on lights 27.6:1 Polls declaration missed 1,10:5 Power system back to normal 29.6:1 Labor gains majority of 39 seats 2,10:1 Hills gets support of Council 29.6:5 Punch walks Wran's way 2.10:3 Fully in the dark 30.6:2 N.C.P. takes the wrong road 2.10:3 Union concern at private power plants 30.6:4 Reshuffle good for the Hunter 3.10:2 X E.C, looks at 'world first' coal slurry process Poll decision tomorrow 7.10:9 2,7:3 A.LP, gains seats, loses votes 9.10:5 Power supplement plans announced 2.7:8 Poll court bid fails 9.10:5 E.C. plays down blackouts 8,7:13 Report favours spending on Hunter 11.7:3 ELECTRICAL TRADES UNION Electrical failurs 15.7:1 An uncertain future 25.7:2 E.T.U, pulls out of broadband talks 22,10:1 Electricity plant's day of warning 25.7:2 E,T,U. calls 72-hour strike 29.10:3 E.C. generators out of action 17.10:4 Electricians to meet 18.11:7 Soaring power costs - 20% a year price rises E.T.U, men stay out 19,11:4 forecast 21,10:1 Power prices set to surge 22.10:2 ELECTRICITY Objections grow over power line project 26,10:8 State's power system 'worst in the world' 3.11:3 Power Bill raises questions 17.1:8 18% power rise next year 4.11:1 Electricity tariff on 1981 rates 29.1:4 New power source may be boon to H.V. 5.11:4 Coal report ' a red herring' 7.3:34 N.S.W, 'no worries'over power 5.11:4 Smelter power cost 'theory' rejected 18,3:10 Power critic 'out of touch' 6.11:8 Industry power costs 'up 20% 9,4:9 $30 m. smelter 'aid' - Electricity cost Hunter, Coast produce most N.S.W. power 5.5:3 undemocratic : economist 9.11:1 The Hunter provides the power for progress Power decision soon-Tuggerah possible new station 5,5:4 site 11.11:3 Blackouts feared - effect of drought 11.5:3 4-State electricity plan opposed 11,11:12 Blackouts denied - Supply, is 'sound' 12,5:6 'Cynical' power politics 11.11:32 Power drop poses threat - Valley, Lithgow Wran ready to sell State power stations 12.11:1 breakdowns 19.5:1 Restraining the power costs 13.11:2 McDonald wants power inquiry 3.6:3 Power plan reactions varied - some unions oppose Power price to be given 3.6:8 move 13,11:7 N.S.W. moves close to running out of power 4,6:31 Power station plan feared - Tuggarah Lake body Dispute leaves couple without electricity 5,6:1 meets over rumours 16,11:5 Blackout couple 'touched by kindness of people' Power stations politics 17,11:2 6,6:4 Wran attacked on power deals 19.11:1 Power cuts a puzzle : Wran 11.6:1 State set for new power crisis 25.11:1 Blackouts hit without warning : big cuts today Substation plan for Waratah land 25.11:4 11,6:1 Power on a knife edge 26.11:1 Blackouts disrupt region 12.6:1 Sacking urged over power crisis 26.11:3 Power cuts over but row goes on 12.6:1 Landa inspects stricken plant 26.11:3 S,C,C. blames 4-hour cuts on shortage of staff Accusation on power crisis 1,12:5 12.6:1 Private Power Station Bill 2.12:6 It was only a matter of time 12,6:1 E.C, to reopen Muswellbrook Power Station 4.12:1 Blackouts could be on again : Hills 12,6:1 20 firms face fines on power 14.12:1 Those power assurances 12,6:2 Unprecedented problems 14.12:1 No talks yet in strike 12,6:3 Unit fails : cuts still apply - 90% of Snowy Old coal stations needed 12.6:3 allocation used 15.12:3 Wran critical of E.C. over cuts 13.6:3 Summonses filed for power use offenses 16,12:4 Union warns of coal shortage 16.6:1 Power plant fails after repairs 17,12:3 Minister denies freeze hit power 17.6:3 Bans under review 17,12:3 Increased power charges forecast 17,6:7 Old power station restoration begins (Muswellbrook) Threat to power supplies 22,6:1 17,12:3 Plant fail ; E.C. appeals for lower power use N.S.W. plans power change - Time of use will 23,6:1 determine charges 19.12:9 E,C. asks public to conserve power 23,6:3 Power cuts to be eased in Christmas relief Opposition hits out at Wran 23.6:3 22.12:1 Planned cuts called for 23,6:3 Inquiry on power exemptions 23.12:4 Mr Hills must come clean - realistic assessment E.C, forced to haul coal from Camden 23,12:5 25,6:2 New boost to power - all restrictions lifted Cold snap threat to power 24,6:1 24,12:1 Wran has to call off valley visits 25,6:1 Chaos in the coal supply 28,12:3 Sharp fall in coal stocks - recovery after Industries leader calls for action on power 30.12:5 disputes slow 25.6:1 Home, office cuts save blackouts 25.6:1 ELECTRICITY - STRIKES AND DISPUTES Curbs likely to continue 25,6:1 Users co-operate 25,6:5 Blackouts hit without warning big cuts today Curbs continue 25,6:5 11,6:1 Why the night lights burnt 25,6:5 Minister denies freeze hit power 17.6:3 Power cuts may last a week : Premier 26.6:1 & 14 Power on a knife edge 5,12:1 Electricity supply : a system under strain 26.6:2 Power use cut 10% 6,12:1 42, 1981 N.H. INDEX

ELECTRICITY - STRIKES AND DISPUTES (Con't) EMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT (Con't)

More power cuts 8,12:1 Jobless woman creates her own career 25.5:5 Power restriction leave cricket in dark 8,12:15 Wran freezes jobs 26.5:1 A barbaric strike (Leader) 9.12:2 CES flies in job-seekers for Hunter Valley Strikers return but power cuts not over yet employers 26.5:3 9,12:3 Job hopes too high expert 1.6:1 E.C. likely to review bans on power 10,12:4 Hunter work chances many : Survey 6.6:1 Vales Point men to be stood down 12,12:3 Jobless girls refuse to settle for the kitchen No relief from power bans 12.12:5 9.6:2 Electricians reimpose bans 21.12:3 Jobless offered trade courses 10,6:6 New South Wales unemployment country's lowest as EMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT economy picks up 13,6:32 CES figures fall 17,6:4 Apprentice shortage forces employers to cut Shop jobs increase suburbs boom bank 29.6:3 standards 8,1:1 Labouring to beat boredom of the dole 8,7:10 Employment looking up new figures 15.1:5 Inflationary implications 10,7:1 No help from boom 16.1:1 Hawke welcomes drop in jobless figures 10.7:1 Unemployment here to stay (Leader) 16,1:2 Better job prospects (Leader) 10,7:2 40,000 youths look for first job 16.1:3 New posts to aid jobless women 11,7:9 Denial on guest worker plan 16,1:5 A lost generation of unemployed 13.7:6 The shortage of skills (Leader) 17.1:2 1,18 mill looked for jobs in year 15,7:6 Serious legal hurdles for employers seeking new 3-man team to foster equality 29.7:7 approach 21.1:9 New centres to aid jobless payments 1.8:5 The Hunter Valley job market 23.1:2 Peacock warns of joblessness 2.8:3 Grammatical advice for job-seekers 26.1:3 Funding proposal extortion 4.8:5 Total jobless exceeds 1 m. 26.1:5 Canberra predicts jobs downturn 6.8:4 $24,500 aid for Charlestown unemployed 2.2:9 25,000 increase in jobless 7.8:1 M.T.I.A. skill shortage 3.2:5 Hardhat slogan for H.V, women 7.8:4 Overseas workers opposed by unions 4,2:5 Tradesmen making a comeback 8.8:7 Expert to co-ordinate H.V. jobs, manpower 10.2:10 Changes to the benefit system 10.8:10 Hunter jobs crisis for women 12,2:1 Unemployment benefit equal to pension urged Premier wants jobs for Hunter women 12.2:6 12.8:24 Women in the job queue (Leader) 13.2:2 Wrans maths queried 24.8:4 Jobless rise to 6,5% 13.2:4 Job scheme supported 2,9:11 Company should give help to jobless (Tomago 69,800 job-seekers discouraged 5,9:3 Aluminium) 18,2:6 Plan to teach 1000 in operator skills 11.9:1 Jobless up last month says CES 25,2:32 Jobless up again but N.S.W. records fall 11.9:6 Young women jobless worry 26,2:3 Few problems for females in mens jobs forum Newcastle test city for youth jobs" program 28,2:1 told 15.9:7 Nation recovering 2,3:4 Number in jobs falls in August 25.9:4 Jobs do statistics tell all the story 4,3:14 Believing the myths 2.10:2 Work for school leavers 6.3:4 Jobless at worst for six months 9.10:3 A.M.W.S.U, hits body hire 12,3:3 Skill shortages spread (Leader) 12.10:2 Jobless figures fall by 19,200 14,3:5 Long-term unemployment rising 20.10:5 Punch hits at treatment of country jobless 20.3:4 Young jobless alarming : Hawke 22,10:3 Businessmen confident 23.3:1 CES job drive under way in Hunter 27.10:5 Well taught and jobless 24,3:4 Meeting on C.Y.S.S. changes 27.10:5 Jobless jump to 482,000 26.3:3 Car industry losing to resources 28.10:6 Girls job campaign 26.3:7 Special trades scheme 29.10:5 Valley jobless down 27,3:5 Unemployment a tragic reality 5.11:2 No Singleton CES agent 28,3:3 Program aims for equality in work force 12.11:9 One in five is unemployed 31,3:7 N.S.W. jobless down 13.11:3 Training schemes may ease jobless problem 31.3:7 A social tragedy worsens (Leader) 16,11:2 No parents at lecture (Out of workers) 8.4:7 The plight of middle-aged unemployed ' 21.11:2 Some parents care 9,4:4 Prospects better for school leavers 26,11:4 Sharp fall in unemployment registered in March Situation on jobless dismal Hawke 28.11:3 10,4:3 Challenge for tradition 3.12:6 Not only the jobless suffer 17,4:2 Hidden unemployment at 11% 3.12:8 Sharp rise in mining workforce in North 20,4:3 Official jobless figures false 9.12:21 Course for jobless postponed 22,4:8 The unemployed (Leader) 11.12:2 Jobless fall but long term trend disturbing 23.4:4 Another 13,000 looking for work 11.12:5 Hunter jobless down 24.4:1 Computer service to help jobless 15,12:5 Job queue grows (Leader) 24.4:2 Young females fill jobless class 4.5:5 ENERGY CES figures loss seen as job planning obstacle 5,5:3 Wood may be fuel of future 2.2:12 Concealment not economy (Leader) 7,5:2 Carrick hopeful of oil self-sufficiency 3.2:3 Women youths won't get development jobs study N-spill furore police told to call back later 7,5:4 (Lucas Heights) 11.3:6 Jobless down by 22,900 8,5:4 How fast the human race 10.4:7 Trainee signwriters face uncertain work future Essay entries should be hitting top gear 22,5:25 11.5:3 Warning on energy 27.5:25 Foreign tradesmen placed in Valley 20.5:1 Fuel economy urged as a moral responsibility Scientists raise the jobless ghost 22.5:2 30.5:10 Call to State to act on H.V. boom 25.5:1 Entry time closer for essay entries 2,6:7 N,H, INDEX 43, 1981

ENERGY (Con't) EXCHANGE STUDENTS

Improved energy efficiency urged 17.6:24 Student glad to be home (John Walker) 20.1:9 Inexpensive ways to cut heating bills 25,8:14 Kumiko Keno (photograph) 18.3:3 Essay winners announced (Vince Sandrone) 17.9:8 When there isn't always a fair exchange 4.11:19 Backing for fuel research 20,10:4 Warning on new oil crisis 10.11:21 FEDERAL - STATE RELATIONS 500% energy export jump predicted 11.11:5 Synthetics may be the new energy source 17.11:2 P.M. Bjelke in tax-sharing row 17.3:1 How to conserve power and save money 10.12:15 Qld Premier fights levy on resources 18.3:3 Cyclone power plan under test 15,12:12 More State fury (Leader) 12.6:2 Premiers head for clash on grants 12.6:8 ENVIRONMENT States unite in housing row 5.9:3

Resources boom queries 16.1:3 FEDERATED IRONWORKERS ASSOCIATIOf Major coastal park closer to reality 3.2:4 Wary approval for environment fund 10,4:9 B.L.F. takes on F.I.A. in Hunter Valley 10.7:3 Low priority on coast park 10,9:7 Eraring's war of words growing 16.7:3 Trees begin Earth Week 15.9:4 Jobs before vineyards unionists 21,7:1 Power Station riggers get pay rises 28,7:5 Earth week gesture (Valentine Pool) 25.9:4 Gentle giant of the F.I,A. to step down (Hugh McCarthy) 30,12:2 EQUESTRIAN SPORTS FEDERATED PAINTERS & DOCKERS UNION Change of name for rodeo (Paterson) 14.3:16 Drought no bar to rodeo 21.4:4 Dock men had police records 1.4:40 Horsemen race for gold 7.7:8 Union heads had 251 conviction 25.4:8 Port Stephens horsemen to compete at Indian titles 18.1:5 Murderer still marked for death (Bill Longley) ERARING POWER STATION 7.5:9 Tape alleges dock draft 8.5:1 Dead man's identity allegedly taken (Bees, Andrew) Power station work bans 7.1:4 12,5:1 New coalmines for Eraring 10.1:1 Dock fights to oust Communists (Billy Longely) Intake canal for Eraring moved in 21.1:7 15,5:4 Generator parts to be unloaded 27.1:7 Union official advised to seek Council 20.5:3 Pipe seen as coal mover 31.1:4 Docker used dead man's union book (Anthony Rough sea stops tow to Eraring 3.2:9 Eraring stack 'the tallest• 5.2:3 Bisset) 5.6:7 Eraring safety strike may end 10.2:5 Painter used 10 aliases 10,6:4 Third mine for Eraring 17.2:3 Gunshot wound to head (Jack Nicholls) 17.6:1 Call for Eraring inquiry 26.2:9 Wake held at weekend for dead union boss : Liberals 'would allow Lake mining 22.4:5 police (Jack Putty 'nose' Nicholls) 18.6:3 First pump hits road to Eraring 7.5:6 The last hours of Putty Mose Nicholls 19.6:1 Alarm at mine plan 23.5:3 City link in shooting 19.6:1 State M.P.'s inspect power station 4.7:3 Nicholls quite at ease 22.6:4 Eraring gets first coal 28.8:6 Funeral for union secretary today (Jack Nicholls) •First^ for Eraring station 29.9:5 23.6:5 Eraring canal award 27.10:11 Union death linked to hearing 1.7:6 $5 million contract nears completion (Coal- Dock firms made no money, says director 8.7:5 handling system) 18.11:15 Burnt ballot papers found 15,7:5 Eraring Sale Bill before House 3.12:1 Former docker a millionaire 23.9:9 Howard asks for Eraring details 11.12:5 Brothers may face perjury charges 21.10:5 $1.6 bill. Eraring sale nears completion 14.12:7 Transfers involved over $2 m. 27.10:1 Tenders called for Eraring mine 16.12:35 Bankers deny link with Nugan Hand group 29.10:4 Eraring funds doubts 21,12:1 Tribunal told of witness's lies 30.10:8 Inquiry told of rent deal 11.11:10 Witness wanted on Queensland charge 13.11:5 ETHNIC AFFAIRS Docker case evidence referred 18.11:39 Nicholls had cocked gun 27.11:11 Useful languages (Leader) 13,1:2 Man involved by accident (John Heap) 4.12:7 Menadue urges languages study 13.1:5 Advice on ethnic affairs 1,7:23 FERRIES Bastille Day is marked by fancy 15.7:6 Fun and gaiety for Indian Day 17.8:7 Transport protest stops traffic (Stockton) Carnivale start ideal 12.9:5 10.4:1 Fresh from the desert 19.9:3 Stockton people misled, says ferry manager 17.4:4 Carnivale casualty 21.9:12 20% increase in Stockton ferry fares 14.5:12 Festival begins today at Lake 10.10:9 Customer check on ferry service 29.6:5 Rain falls to put damper on Oktoberfest Keel laid for $9 m, ferry (Manly Ferry) 3,9:6 celebrations 12.10:10 Multi-cultural event 30.10:4 FILM INDUSTRY New ethnic committee 2.11:4 140 attend Latvian celebrations 23.11:5 New film tax cuts to be checked 3.1:9 Actors to strike for higher fees 2.21,4 Time running for elephant premiere 3.3:15 A ship that never will will be able to go to sea 18,3:3 Investors warned of film pitfalls 19.3:5 Film about kids stopped 7,4:15 N,H, INDEX 44, 1981

FILM INDUSTRY (Con't) FINANCE (Con't)

The making of Snowy River 2,5:22 Record capital inflow higher than estimated 13,8:11 Epic silent film on convict days has new lease The interest treadmill (Leader) 14.8:2 of life 21.5:3 Record $391 m, deficit shown for July 14.8:8 Film to be shot in Maitland 27.5:4 Credit squeeze versus wage-price explosion 1^,8:7 Film-making tax grab eased 4.6:11 Banks announce new ceilings on rates 19,8:2b Too much of Bo Derek 11.7:5 Senate defeat on interst rates 28,8:5 Swinging on more than a vine 30.7:2 Money supply shows sharp fall in July 28,8:8 Hitch delays reef film 4.9:9 Still the lucky country, according to the B.I.E. Gallipoli voted best film 17,9:1 2,9:10 Williamson at the Civic Playhouse 21.9:2 Paying for the boom 5.9:5 The all-important perks for Hollywood stars Debt-ridden society Australia 12,9:13 27.11:2 Creeping losses of $700 million have political Mad Max 2 likely to set records 31.12:8 repercussions 22,9:3 Economist sees explosion in wages as a threat FINANCE 24,9:11 Money growth gets back on target 1.1:11 Willis blames Fraser for sell-out of economy 2,10:8 Payments show $111 m. deficit 14.1:20 Call to end restraint 26.1:3 Businesses plan sharp investment rise 9,10:9 Elderly get advice on financial planning Beginning a new life in Australia proves costly 29.1:15 9,10:9 Lynch woos European business 31.1:11 The facts of the boom (Leader) 19,10:2 Call for a stable monetary base 2.2:11 Labors credit squeeze charge denied 20.10:3 Regulation of companies in chaos A.L.P. Howard attacked in Budget policy 21.10:25 Kissinger praises decision over Sinai 26.10:6 3,2:11 Fair go urged on money market 2.11:10 Capital inflow up to $1492 m, in quarter 11.2:26 Downhill road for rates remains uncertain Outflow exceeds inflow by $853 m, 14.2:9 3.11:9 Anthony reassures producers 28.2:16 High interest rates change savings habit 6.11:10 Overseas capital inflow reaches record $862 m, Uren attacks plan on house finance 6.11:10 7,3:u Interest rates could be set for a fall next year Housing finance tight 13,3:3 11.11:3 F,I,R,B, approves $1697 m, overseas investments Government may be victim of own propaganda 21.3:12 11.11:16 Interest on home loans rise 24,3:7 Resources boom not hurt by project deferrals Interest on home loans up 27.3:3 23.11:1 Capital flow is offset by trade deficit Economist sees $A falling (Australian Dollar) 14,4:9 4,12:7 Interest rate rises reflect inflation 14,4:27 National forecasts tight liquidity 8,12:10 Bills new deal for borrowers 1.5:3 Australia is headed for prosperity 11.12:8 White knights at risk 7,5:18 Deregulation inevitable (Bank interest) 12.12:11 Top 1% own 22% of country's wealth 10,6:27 Meat men want $A devalued (Meat exporters) 16.12:5 Huge capital inflow continues 12,6:8 Boom a long way off says expert 17,12;.ll Trading Bank deposits fall 23.6:14 Housing will come last (Leader) 29,6:2 FIRE AND FIRE BRIGADES Money supply increases by massive 19.3% 27,6:8 Bush firemen : is it time for a new deal 3,1:2 Pressure grows for higher interest 30,6:11 Firefighters threaten to resign (Medowie) Investment reaches $3341,7 m. 1,7:9 3,1:3 No direction given on interest rates 1.7:22 Firemen fighting tax injustice 5.1:2 Wran attacks Government over rates 2,7:10 Firefighters on the cheap (Leader) 5,1:2 Howard defends int.^rest rate rise 7.7:1 Fireman with the battle (Royal National Park) Hard times ahead (Leader) 7,7:2 5,1:3 Real estate boom puts most homes out of reach Fire closes road (Williamtown R.A.A.F.) 10.1:11 9,7:1 Bushfires closes highway (Pacific Highway) Interest rate increases a fact of life 11.7:21 10,1:31 Massive inflow of foreign capital 14,7:3 Kotara factory closed by fire (Cadillac Plastics) Tight cash supply likely 20,7:9 7,1:5 Foreign investment relaxation 20,7:9 Fire took his life's possessions (Herbert Hancock) Now rules may benefit market (Federal 22,1:1 restrictions) 21,7:12 Burning chitter causes concern (Dudley) 2.2:5 Interest rate controls stay 22,7:1 Cans explode in truck 7,2:5 High rates affect short-term market 25,7:7 Wyoming man dies in fire 7.2:12 Australia looks for Caltexes 25,7:12 Pensioner is saved from Wallsend fire (Arthur M3 money supply finishes year with 12.7% Leslie) 9,2:3 increase 28,7:10 Volunteer firemen plan tax fight 9,2:10 Belts are tight on nations cash market Third workshop fire 19,2:1 1,8:12 Parents tell story of childrens fire deaths Control planned for foreign land owners (Wyyne Quick) 14.3:1 4.8:11 Help, cash pour in for bereaved parents 17.3:1 Reserve Bank lifts $A against SUS 5.8:11 Firefighters fight tax 20,3:6 Hill Samuel predicts 11% inflation rate 5.8:23 Carrier stands by burnt ship 26.3:3 Interest rates to rise under new schemes Demand for new Port fire officer 30,3:5 12.8:1 Wollombi fire a mystery to brigades 1,4:3 National sees tight finance throughout this Koppers plant fire 1,4:20 year 12.8:23 N.H. INDEX 45, 1981

FIRE AND FIRE BRIGADES (Con't) FIRE AND FIRE BRIGADES (Con't)

Mans life saved (P, Hill) 4,4:10 Kearsley has nine new members 24.11:6 Man dies after fire (Colin Young) 7.4:4 Fire hero swamped by help (Rodney Smith) 25,11:3 Classroom fire treated as arson (Gateshead) Maitland offices destroyed by fire 16,12:20 9.4:5 Woman dies in Cardiff fire 26.12:1 $?g m, fire at Thorn plant 16.4:3 Old coal fire flares up again (Murdering Gully) FISH AND FISHING 22.4: 3 Boy, 3, dies in house fire (Loveridge) 22.4:15,.«, Youngsters claim State marlin records 7,1:34 Sheets used to flee from hotel fire (Singleton) Prawn supply could be on the mend 17,1:3 24.4:3 Fleet builds up for championships 20,2:16 Wickham fire : one dead (John Stein) 27.4:1 Woman lands record shark (Katherine James) Sydney fire toll of 13 feared (Nursing Home) 23.2:1 30.4:1 Anglers file for records 26,2:18 Fire damages Tyrell House 30.4:4 Fishermen seek better funding 28.2:16 Woodchip fire theory 30.4:4 Jaws causes a stir at the port (Keith Francis) Man, 88, on fire deaths charge (Harry Hatton) 2.3:1 1.5:3 Salty study of oysters, prawns 14.3:8 Nelson Bay home, Weston shop destroyed in fire Unusual bat-fish baffles fishermen 25.3:1 8.5:4 Fish thrown back in protest over prices 3.6:1 Veteran fireman retires from station he founded From a dearth to a glut 27.6:7 (Ernie Rose) 9.5: 3 But it may never swim again (Whale) 15.7:3 Hamilton gets new $70,000 fire enging 2.6:5 Trawlers may be restricted 3,9:3 Burwood coal fire still a $750,000 3.6:6 Harbour protest (Leader) 10.11:2 Port launch fire sparks debate over protection Trawler men may meet minister 10.11:5 26.6:10 Protest trawler moves 11.11:4 Twins, 5, die in fire 27.6:4 Prawns to be tested 14.11:9 Generation gap among bream (Victorian Gippsland) Drive in fire damage $% m. (Metro Gateshead) 2.12:15 29.6:1 Fisherman's catch fouled by paint 8.12:3 F .mily escapes fire 2.7:7 Long-term aid for fishermen 11.12:9 $40 fire alarm saves home (Birmingham Gardens) 3.7:3 FLOODS Man, 53, dies in Cams Wharf house fire (Cams Wharf) 6.7:1 Hand-over reunion for Booth (Cardiff) 7.7:3 Food supply cut by floodwater 24.1:3 Flames exploded out of wall court told (Inghams) Floods end woman's hope for fresh start (Valerie 9.7:5 Ferguson) 10.2:1 Coal seam fire fears allayed 9.7:9 Miracle no lives lost in floods (Lake Macquarie) Family of nine homeless after fire (Besbitt) 10.2:3 10.7:4 Flood clean-up continues 10.2:5 Flood adds to family's troubles 11,2:7 Fire damages home (Carrington) 11.7:4 Men's bravery praised at fire inquest (Mr Flood rescue pair meet to say hello (May, Fenton) 13.2:1 Currie) 17.7:1 Statement misleading (Dora Creek) 14,2:5 Man dies in fire at caravan park (Riverside) Toronto residents meet on flooding 16,2:4 31.7:4 Lake Council may seek aid after floods 17,2:3 Gully is like a mine (Murdering Gully) 5.8:7 Residents fear flood repeat 18,2:1 Strong wind fans bushfires 17.8:3 Offer of flood report 19.2:3 Gosford firemen busy 19.8:4 Flood rescuer reunited with muddy pants 19.2:5 Dam fire brought under control (Tallow dam) Check on flood damage 24.2:4 20.8:6 Fund will help pay for flood inquiry 24.2:7 Police dismiss arson as cause (Kings Cross) Creek like open sewerage pipe (Mudd Creek) 26. 8: 3 28.2:3 Fire no danger board (Murdering Gully) 1.9:11 Fire again hits car dealer (Wayne Jackson) Flood inquiry likely 2.3:7 No health fearS held after flooding 4.3:11 4,9:3 Flood road cost put at $100,000 4,3:11 Fire at school (Caves Beach) 7.9:1 Money for levee 11.3:6 Ship fire controlled (Carrington Slipway) Flood land to be surveyed 24,3:4 22.9:3 Flood prone estate may stay empty 25,3:3 Fire in coal seam put out 28.9:1 Flood set couple a big pot of clean-up trouble Hot wind sparks series of fires 2.10:4 25.3:8 Fire inquiry resumes (Inghams) 2,10:4 Report blames road for Toronto floods 4.4:1 $3.2 m. for Cardiff fire buildings (Inghams) Access road a cause of Toronto flooding 18.4:4 3.10:1 $25,000 for 3 men in 9 months to mark the 1955 Youths drag men to safety (East Sydney) 5.10:3 flood level 27.4:3 Father risks life to save 4 children 6.10:3 Council seeks $500,000 grant 14,5:12 Houses safe from fire (Dudley Beach) 7.10:14 Rain little help to farms 23.5:1 Fire threat averted 8.10:4 Flood problem hits Medowie 28.5:6 Smouldering chitter put out at home (Merewether) 19.10:1 Action call over land that floods 3,6:3 Street flooding worsens 4.6:3 Woman regains her home (Chin Chen St.) 21.10:5 Wickham woman wins Councils battle 24,9:3 Fiery demo made some ears burn 31.10:1 Fire loss due to useless gear (Inghams) 6.11:4 Hunter in study of floodplains 29,9:8 Brigade loses base in fire (Lochinvar) 7.11:5 Drain flooding angers Wallsend residents 13.10:3 May fields house fire kills man 47 16.11:3 Fire in city bistro (Milsons Point) 20.11:18 46. 1981 N.H. INDEX

FLORA FOG© FOR THOUGHT (COLUMN) (Con't)

Councils unite to fight weed (Alligator weed) Need for fibre 8.4:22 10.2:7 Advice for toddlers snacks 14.4:18 Rip up infested lawn owners told 6.3:7 Spinach for children 22.4:18 Forest thefts curbed 17.3:11 Cigarettes or health 29.4:20 Toxic trees get the veto 18.3:7 It can be fun to eat for one 6,.5:2 2 Proposal for Bay native flora reserve 29,4:7 Iron out your fatigue problems '4.5:22 Fauna flora group comes of age 27.5:11 A sweet smooth lunch 20.5:18 Trees can be a beautiful problem 25.8:16 Economical meals win the day 27.5:18 Iron makes all the difference to children FLUORIDE 3,6:22 The vitamin fuss wait and see 10.6:22 No invitation for fluoride expert (Maitland Eat well with less meat 17.6:18 Feeding the family for good health 24..6:2 0 City Council) 11.2:2 Milk, the great provider 1.7:18 Fluoride no cause for concern : Minister Eat to slim and give yourself a chance 3,7:18 19.2:4 Maybe cave-men knew a secret about diet 15.7:18 Hallaros facts on fluoride damage queried Cultural influences on our habits 22.7:18 25.2:33 The Yin and Yang of Yin-Yang diets 29,7:18 Fluoride figures differ : Wran 18.3:3 Trying something different in the morning 5,8:18 Doubts on Valley fall-out 21.3:4 Know about diabetes 19.8:22 Vignerons discuss fluoride tests 13.6:3 Question on diabetes 26.8:18 Firm wants claims assessed in court 19.6:1 Dietetics as a career for the school leaver Senate to check on fluoride 29.6:4 2,9:20 FOOD Diabetic rules 9,9:18 Children have a fat chance of being slim 16,9:18 Radium scare in spa water (Mineral water) 19.2:1 Time for pork 23,9:18 Move to trim food label description 2.3: 3 Easy eating for stubborn junior 30.9:20 • Do coffee drinkers get a stale deal 26.3:9 Calcium role in our diet 7.10:20 Forty years on, and her Easter buns are now a What to eat when dairy products are taboo 14,10:18 tradition 17.4:4 A grey hair fallacy 21.10:18 State food shortage warning 8,5:5 Combating a nagging ulcer 28.10:18 Durians : the great taste is great, but 9,7:11 Rice means life to people 4.11:20 The pizza, Italy's gift 15.7:18 A handy quiz on nutrition 11.11:18 Surcharge adds 2.5% for small food shops 27.7:1 Introduction of soldis to babies 18.11:24 Salmonella traced to salami 11.8:1 Don't let a baby fool you 25,11:18 The salami scare (Leader) 12,8:2 If toddler scores 100 you have no worries 2.12:20 Salami goods still on sale despite warning Avoiding Christmas curves 9.12:26 12,8:7 Meals without meat 16.12:22 Boy dies during poison scare 13.8:3 Fish for gourmets and slimmers 23,12:18 Bad food kills two in 10 years 14.8:2 Salmonella poisoning spreads to 3 States 14,8:3 FOOD - STRIKES AND DISPUTES Company recalls suspect salami 15,8:9 Workers carrying bacteria 18,8:10 Wet or dry, the wineries lose 24.1:1 Meat suspected as salmonella source 19,8:20 Grapes may be lost 21.1:3 Vic, salmonella numbers grow 20.8:5 Vineyard workers dispute 22,1:7 Big gaps in food price rises 21.8:6 Vineyard workers to return today 27,1:6 Salmonella poisoning toll 176 22.8:4 Vineyard workers strike again : crops in danger Onions danger (Pickled onions) 29,8:5 29.1:3 Tibaldi resumes work 29.8:5 Workers at 3 vineyards go back today 30.1:4 Bacteria found in yeast 2.9:14 Vineyard workers back 31.1:5 Baby food cans named as risk (Lead) 12.9:1 Meatworkers row hearing 22,10:7 Warning on lead in baby food outdated 15,9:3 Strike to hit meat exports 3.11:6 Vic salami firm cleared 17.9:3 Cold store lock-up broken 7.11:3 Sharp rise in food prices 25.9:3 Beer supply may run out 10.11:21 War over margarine 26.10:11 Export of meat to begin ag;i.in 11.11:4 P.M, rushes to taste the Great Chefs 19,11:3 Beer still flows during strike 12.11:6 Peanut butter in the clear (Cancer) 8,12:9 Christmas is coming : there's a brewery strike 14,11:5 FOCO FOR THOUGHT (COLUMN) Hotel trading hours threat 17,11:1 Beer supplies dwindle at Hunter Valley outlets The guinea pig link 7.1:13 18,11:3 No cracking of eggs (Hospital food) 14.1:16 Brewery men to meet 19,11:7 Facts and myths about mere junk 21,1:16 Make sure what you eat gives value 28.1:18 FORESTRY Horror sugar everywhere 4.2:22 Diet safeguards for women on the pill 11.2:22 Nothing since 1930's : forests a joke 7.1:1 Fight your bulge 18,2:24 Pine forest investors face rutile mining Cody abuse can be a pitfull 25.2:18 27.1:5 Facts and fallacies about vitamin E 4.3:20 Grafton logging vital to area (W.^shpool) 3.3:7 Canteen nutrition 11.3:16 Grafton's dilemma over logging (Washpool) 4.3:2 Tally up your daily sugar consumption 18.3:20 Home price rise if logging stops 9.3:5 Putting those fad diets in perspective 25.3:20 Punch tacks forest jobs 11.3:9 How your body functions when you stop eating Concern over job effects of ban 14.3:10 1.4:16 Washpool : the sawmillers dide 23.3:2 N.H, INDEX 47. 1981

FORESTRY (Con't) FRAUD (Con't)

Bill will socialise forests 24.3:5 $24,000 bid for possible fake (Tom Silvers) Logging row averted 8.6:4 7.7:3 State forest plan issued 18.8:6 Three face trial over conspiracy (Anthony Williams) Punch attacks forest ban 9.9:4 11.7:9 $200 fine on false statements (Alexander FORT SCRATCHLEY McFayden) 8.8:6 $5000 to restore historic lifeboat 13.1:4 Historic ruling over cheques (Aiken Wilson) 19.8:7 FRAUD $91,000 taken from league (Laurence Schawyer) 26,8: 8 Doctor fined, short visits (John G. Munro) Diamonds in quick switch 27,8:1 8.1:6 Sellers in Qld church fraud (Unification Church) Threats to witnesses in prison, S.M. told 28,8:5 15.1:4 $100,000 fraud alleged (Peter Kinsella) 10.9:4 Church trust 'embezzled' (Maxwell Sainsbury) Man guilty of fraud bid (Maxwell Coveny) 30.9:8 28.1:7 $1500 fine for burnt car (Maxwell Coveny) 3.10:4 Social Security fraud case 'Godfather' dies No break for justice 5.10:6 (Demetrios Hadjipanayiotis) 3.2:6 Cheques warnings 9.10:6 Brothers jailed on Medibank charges (Khan) M,P, denies bribe (Clyde Holding) 15,10:4 4.2:11 Man, 22, pleads guilty to fraud charges (Donald 'Discounter' to pay up $7755 (Garry J. Green) Brault) 16.10:5 7.2:4 9 charges (George Sanders) 20.10:4 Film firm fine $95,000 (Colourshot Pty Ltd) 3 on conspiracy counts (Newcastle Co-op Building) 12.2:4 20.10:5 Bond, dismissal on Bankcard charges (Pauline E. False cheques admitted (Phillip McClelland) 27.10:7 Jackson) 20.2:7 Doctor jailed for five years in fraud case Sudden end to court hearing (Antonio Sergi) (Dr James Gerakiteys) 14,11:9 26.2:13 Marine fraud becomes a lucrative business Embassy man on trial over gift flour deal 17,11:2 (Joselito Azurin) 3,3:13 Former solicitor for sentence (Phillip McClelland) Conspiracy charges set for mention (Bortolus, 4,12:6 Harvey, Horsington) 5.3:6 Former solicitor ge':s 10 years on fraud charges Sentence deferred on 27 counts (John S. Riley) (Peter Kinsella) 5,12:11 6.3:8 Trial begins next year (Bortolus, Harvey, Conspiracy hearing to resume in June (Williams, Horsington) 8.12:3 McTernan, Glassock) 7.3:8 Magistrate closes his court frees two (Evans, FUN RUNS Rose) 10.3:3 $1,25 m. charge on Lotto prize claim (Rayson Light) Cellars fun run attracts 800 9.3:9 12.3:4 500 run for fun in hill to hill 27.4:3 Businessman given bond over conspiracy charge Fun run date set 13.6:3 (Peginald :<. Moore) 17.3:6 Early entries in fun run 2.7:5 Kearsley school cleared of fraud allegations Surf club fun run results 11.7:9 18.3:3 Fun run to be included in Mattara celebrations Trial order over $2250 (Trevor T. Tapp) 21.3:5 15.7:6 Man on 155 fraud counts (Mohammed H. Ansari) Challenge from Eraring 25.7:4 24.3:4 Fun run was a great success 2.8:5 Bankcard offences cost $5031 (Paul D. The fun run route 5.8:6 Carpenter) 24.3:8 City to surf record broken 10.8:6 Filipino diplomat found guilty of embezzlement Woolworths hopes to have 500 in big race 12,'8:9 (Azurin) 25.3:34 Ambulancemen test course 14.8:4 Transcript '45 cm in height' (Bortolus, Harvey, Fun run entries flow in 19.8:7 Horsington) 7.4:5 Warm up to aid muscles 22.8:7 Hearing is adjourned (George Sanders) 10.4:8 Glendale students in training for fun run Divorceg forged pension cheques to pay debts 25.8:7 (Vivienne Corrigan) 24.4:3 Final days for fun run entries 27 8:4 Medibank fraud doctor decides to go to jail Record number of entrants expectd 29.8:1 (William Russell) 7.5:1 Runners came out in all shapes & sizes 31.8:1 Public pays twice (Leader : William Russell) Canard tops the field in fun run '81 31.8:1 7.5:2 2000 race for the fun of it 31.8:1 A.L.P. group faces 600 charges 19.5:7 Mothers affliction gave youngsters an incentive Woman remanded on 74 charges over bankcard 11.9:5 (Karen Lesley Jackson) 20.5:11 Hamilton police put on fleet feet 2.10:3 Chemist on 14 charges (Alan Blundell) 27.5:3 Herald presents cheques (Mater Hospital) 17.11:1 Abeles, George Names 27.5:5 FUNERALS Businessmen hit by forgery ring 6.6:3 August mention for conspiracy case 10.6:13 Date set for hearing on nine charges (George Funeral contributors suffer $565,375 (puneral Sanders) 12.6:12 Benefits Fund) 1.5:3 $100 m. fraud suspected (Doctors) 18.6:1 Twice unlucky over funerals 2.5:3 Fraud counts heard (Michael McTernan) 19.6:5 Funeral Fund debts more than $2 m. 13.5:1 Defraud hearing in July 22.6:9 Cremation certificates will still be honoured 20.7:9 Bonds for two men over bad cheques 26.6:5 N.H. INDEX 48. 1981

STRIKES AND DISPUTES FUNERALS (Con't) GARBAGE AND WASTE DISPOSAL (Con't) Collapse affects 8,500 24.11:3 Garbage bin error leads to strike 4.9:11 Popular civil funerals made to order 28.11:9 Firm bought boats, car before it was liquidated Garbage men end strike 5.9:11 150 Sydney citizens in city clean-up 30.11:3 1.12:1 Directors put cash to own use, says minister Private firms remove garbage 1.12:5 Garbage workers to meet on offer 2.12:3 1.12:3 Pensioner pays for 2 funerals (Ivy Barnes) Maitland Council wage staff walk out 18.12:6 7.12:7 Clean-ups prolong strike 23.12:3 Union arrogance (Leader) 24.12:2 Overtime ban stalls garbage collection 26.12:3 GAMBLING Talks may settle row 29.12:7 Maitland Council workers bans stay 31.12:4 Lotto ticket invalid : $600,000 sought 7.1:1 $250 bets fine for former hotel licensee GAS INDUSTRY 7.1:3 Wran acts to close casinos 14.1:4 NEWGAS seeks inquiry into prices 27.6:3 Judge lifts Lotto payout barrier 17.1:8 Workers get gas blame 8,8:1 Make some casinos legal : police head 19.1:4 Lotto winners receive prize (Jean Smith) GOLD 31.1:3 Hunter lottery wins 28.2:9 $1 m. for gold nugget 6.1:7 Major wins to Newcastle 2.4:4 Sale of nugget blocked 7.1 :3 Stockton mans big Pools win 9.4:9 $260,000 nugget at Ballarat 22.1:3 Elderly man bet to help pensioners 1.5:5 Four say Perth bank lost $95,000 nugget 22.1:5 Church leaders in attack on Wran 4.5:6 U.S. will get $1 mill, nugget 7.2:12 S.P. betting again (Leader) 5,5:2 Investing in gold becomes increasingly attractive Poker machines not attracting young 25.5:11 22,5:7 Winning entry that didn't get there 6.7:1 Gold below $US 400 as $US gains strength 8,7:15 Cleaner will keep working (Adrian Boyce) Council with the Midas touch 11.7:1 9,7:1 Gold futures up to $6 higher at close 16.7:13 Tip man takes out a Lotto prize (Tom Thornton) Gold results encourage Alkane 28.7:10 11,7:6 Businessmen see Bendigo mines as new El Dorado 12 share in Lotto 4,8:3 4,8:3 Islington group Lotto win 6,8:4 Novocastrians head inland in search of 26.9:9 Big Pools win for Weston couple (Kevin & Lillian Glints of gold for searchers 30.9:1 Henry) 12,8:9 Qld gold mine approved 7.10:5 Gambling night aided party ''.0,8:7 Gold fever at Tibooburra (Jeff Corbett) 17.10:7 Lotteries a big draw 19.8:10 The T.A.B. octopus (Leader) 21.8:2 GOLF Pub T,A.B, legality still uncertain 21.8:6 Kaye heads for 4th Lake golf title 26.1:14 15 caught in casino raids 14.10:4 U.S. golf star faces toughest test 26.2:18 Graham becomes first Australian to win US open GARBAGE AND WASTE DISPOSAL 23.6:18 Grant causes disquiet (Port Stephens) 28.7:7 Warning to dumpers 14.2:10 Record set in classic 18.8:1 Garbage is just not trash 18.3:2 Pro-am hopes rest on elbow pills (Jack Newton) Waste study begins 18.4:4 23.9:36 City garbage service cut 22.4:29 Battler irons out worries on pro-am (Clive Large garbage bins are out 14.5:32 Johnston) 24.9:18 Garbage service changes anger chamber 25.5:5 Teacher takes T.A.A. golf 6.10:16 Ships rubbish fishing fleet hazard 8.9:1 Golf associates to change president 8.10:18 Club to dive for rubbish 10.12:8 Ballesteros in matchplay winner 13.10:18 Rubbish galore under Bay jetty (Nelson Bay) Graham downs Rogers in tune-up for N.S.W. golf 15.12:5 open title 29.10:20 Rogers cruises to open win 2.11:16 GARBAGE AND WASTE DISPOSAL - STRIKES AND DISPUTES Late charge clinches P.G.A. (Ballesteros) 9,11:16 Golf battler beats the odds with $185,000 hole-in- Council workers picket garbage tip 4.8:1 one (Vaughan Somers) 13,11:18 Council out of action as strike spreads Newton blasts into lead 14.11:40 5,8:1 Pessimistic Dunk keeps lions at bay with a 71 Picket at the dump (Leader) 5.8:2 21,11:38 Conference may settle dispute 6,8:3 Final hole birdie secures Australian golf open Strike hits traders in mall 7,8:1 25.11:18 Council strike back to Commission 8,8:3 Talks may end Council strike 10,8:3 GOSFORD CITY COUNCIL N.C.C strikers vote today on pay offer 11.8:1 Council staff divided 12.8:1 Gosford building boom alarming 15 .6:10 Council strikers given order to resume work Council objects to snake pit plan 2.7:8 13,8: 3 Council pays 1S% interest 12.9:9 City wages men resume work 14.8:3 High rise endorsed 25.9:6 Residents angry over garbage collection 15,8:1 Strike legacy (Leader) 15.8:2 Council workers meet this morning 19,8:4 N.H, INDEX 49. 1981

GOVERNOR GENERAL HISTORY

Cowen and Kerr Lunch 17.1:1 Digging up the past on the city of trade 2.1:2 N.S.W. swears in its 33rd Governor (Sir James New light on Moby Dick attack 23.2:2 Roland) 21.1:5 Reunion of Tighes Hill family 11.3:18 P.M. defends actions by Sir John Kerr for doing Protecting our unique cultural values 23,3:6 job 24,1:3 The Stockton Bight disaster, and ifs (Cheryl Playing the royal card (Leader) 18.4:2 McGregor) 28,3:7 No offer to Prince : Official (Prince Charles) Sydney's past revealed under barrack floors 18.4:3 4.4:5 Prince drops post idea 5.5:3 Desert tells a story 15 million years old (Simpson Desert) 4.4:9 GRAIN INDUSTRY The diary of a Gallipoli sapper 25.4:7 German war-time landing in Canada confirmed Wheat -harvest cut by 33% 21.1:11 4.8:1 Farmer sour on maize 31.1:32 Diary attacks Macarthur's role (Douglas Some customers still want their wheat in bags Macarthur) 15.8:9 6.4:10 Bones from dinosaurs found 9.9:1 Small but strong robots at work 22.7:11 School site discovery (School bell) 13.10:1 Newcastle may become wheat capital 5.8:2 New answer to dinosaur riddle 17.10:2 China buys 5,000,000 tones of wheat 5.8:24 Sleeping beauty dealt with death (World War 11) Wheat crops face drought threat 30.9:15 29,10:2 Kooragang on list for wheat site 13.10:6 W.A. find of life 40,000 years ago 2.12:3 Sinai pact helps wheat sale 26.10:11 HOCKEY Wheat men predict 30 m. tonnes output 29.10:13 Indian team negotiates wheat deal 8.12:12 Sponsorless North st rs face axe 5.2:16 N.S.W. wheat tonnage drops 16.12:20 Robyn back and keen to return to local competition (Robyn Fernley) 14.4:36 GREAT BARRIER REEF Team makes recovery in hockey 8.6:12 Top hockey teams are established 27,7:12 Starfish threat less on reefs 11.3:10 State hockey in Newcastle 29.7:14 Reef park declaration a miserable crumb 30.9:3 State hockey to NS,W, side 4.8:17 Reef park lob harder 1.10:4 Police Boys in hockey slam 22.8:37 Heritage group lists reef 27.10:4 Students cause upset 24.8:16 Drilling on reef years off, P.M. says 6.11:5 Team seeks first title (Sunnyside) 4,9:17 Bjelke defies marine park decision 13,11:7 Boswells go for hockey 4 26,9:18 Barrier Reef boundary (Leader) 14.11:2 Northern Suburbs take 12th hockey grand 28.9:12 Barrier Reef park plan humbug : Bjelke 16.11:3 HOLIDAYS Bjelke gains tactical win over reef 17,11:3 Qld Premier agrees on reef powers 18.11:4 Holiday activities 2,1:7 Bjelke to block reef park 1,12:5 Your guide to the Myall Lakes (Entertainment GREAT LAKES SHIRE COUNCIL Guide) 9,1 A mecca for tourists 5,5:8 Play school open for fun and adventure 10,1:3 Survey shows Lakes well looked after 31.7:6 Lots to do for Australia Day 24.1:4 Great Lakes seeks 18% rate increase 19.12:12 Celebration of our nationhood 26.1:5 Holidays case for full bench 24.3:5 GREYHOUND RACING Special flights, trains 17,4:1 The when day of the year (Anzac Day) 24,4:3 Dog win was tonic for old trainer (Snow Bracken) Good union loyalties (Leader) 2.5:2 12.1:12 Activities to beat holiday boredom 8.5:9 Service arrangements for holiday weekend 6.7:11 Maiden dog earns shout 19.1:16 Wedding holiday appeal refused 18,7:4 Solid Spring collapses after win 9,3:14 Services for holidays 21.12:10 Amputee finds renewed interest in life (Jim Myles) 8,6:14 HOME LOANS G.B.O.T.A. move on prize money 26.6:16 Dog Association meets N.J.C over prizemoney Pressure on to lift home loan rates 25.3:7 9,7:20 Interest on home loans up 27,3:7 G.B,O.T,A. expects rise 10,7:16 Home loans to be tight 7.5:15 Workmates meet a gain after dog win 27,7:13 Loan scheme to help first home buyers 4,7:21 Tight lips on dog money 8.8:38 Interest rates to rise 6,7:1 N,J,C, lifts dog prize money 11,8:12 Home-buying a tough first step 23.5:2 Maiden win for classic bloodline 12.9:17 Howard defends interest rate rise 7.7:1 Willa Maree edges near Beaumont Park record Hard times ahead (Leader) 7,7:2 2,11:14 Real estate boom puts most homes out of reach Record $218,500 bet on Maitland dogs meeting 9,7:1 5.11:12 Interest rate increases a fact of life 11.7:21 From America recovers health & winning way Tax plan rejected 18,7:21 21.12:15 Approvals on housing loans continue decline 4,8:5 Home finance scheme expanded to provide first mortgage loans 12.8:4 Home loan rate boosted 1% 14.8:1 50, 1981 N.H, INDEX

HOME LOANS (Con^t) HONOURS AND AWARDS (Con't)

Building Societies boost rate 1% 15.8:1 Hunter award nominations 25.4:3 ^ ,. „ j. Canberra iron grip on home loans 15.8:6 Five finalists personify the spirit of the Hunter Rates increase a ca lous move 15.8:11 5.5:3 New scheme to aid the home buyer 20,8:5 Award winner (Nance Adams) 20.5:2 Home seekers in finance squeeze 26.8:18 Coal delays a threat to jobs (Hunter Development Building Society in new loan plan 26.8:18 Award): Nance Adams) 26.5:1 Home loan costs grow 5.9:21 A rich range of nominations 28.5:2 Home loan rate rises criticised 12,9:23 Northern man wins institute medal 29.5:4 Home loans increased 3.10:21 Chemist top B.H.P, student 30,5:10 Home loan subsidy urged 14,10:7 Jim Hardy now a Sir (Jim Hardy) 13,6:1 Schemes do little to help first home buyers Imperial list recognises education services 24.10:2 (Australia Day) 13.6:1 Loans approval value lowest since 1979 31,10:3 Dudley man's A.M. recognises institute (Wal Building Society loans fall sharply in tight McKensey) 13.6:10 market 11,11:1 Army sergeant, doctor in honours list 17.6:11 Home money up by 407o 14.11:21 Housing loans down $20 mill, 20,11:10 HORSE SALES Hayden warns on housing 23,11:4 Aid for first home buyers 30.11:5 Scone base for bargain 6.3:15 Labor attacks subsidy plan 28.11:5 Yearlings average $1850 each 7.3:34 Deposit gap hurdle 28,11:21 Luskin Star colt sells for $825,000 24,4:1 Home loan subsidy for study 1,12:3 $1,5 m, on offing for Luskin Star's dam 27.4:1 Uren for end to home crisis 9,12:12 Bargain horse gives value at Wyong 31.7:20 Vic, launches $40 m, homes scheme (First home- buyers) 10.12:6 HORSE RACING Deregulation inevitable 12,12:7 High rates frustrate house buyers 17,12:11 Two jockeys score doubles at Newcastles new year Chipp push for housing grants 18,12:4 races 2,1:14 Housing market still depressed 19,12:21 Smith pays top money at sales (Tommy Smith) 5,1:16 Bleak year for home buyers 26.12:3 Newcastle mare for fifth win (Golden Band) 7,1: 32 Owner slams Q.T.C. api^eal plans 10,1:14 HOMOSEXUALITY N.J.C. increase stakes prize 13.1:15 Quinton out for five weeks (Ron Quinton) 16,1:16 Sydney the gay capital 21,1:2 Smith's King's ideal takes cup 5,2:16 Gay church fills a need others did not answer Chinese treasure takes black opal 9.3:16 27.1:4 Weather helps records fall at races (Penfold Classic) Fife orders book probe 24.3:7 18.3:38 Fife misled on school kit 25.3:3 Rings A Belle sounds Slipper warning 18.3:38 Move to legalise homosexual acts between adults Race program plagued by incidents (Alan Gollogy) 27.3:4 23.3:1 Sex amendments ruled out of order 8,4:3 Apprentice suspended (Steve Burrows) 24.3:1 Homosexuality : is it decided in the womb 6.5:2 Punters demonstration at Gosford prompts inquiry The steel city's gay sub-culture 23.5:7 3.4:16 A new approach to homosexuality 12,9:2 Farrell wins Slipper start (Golden Slipper) Synod to consider move on sex behaviour 13.10:5 7.4:18 Homosexual motions 19,10:1 Row over endorsement of N.J.C. candidate 15,4:22 Homosexuals and the law (Leader) 17,10:2 New faces seek N.J.C, p sition 16,4:16 Homosexual vote (Leader) 20.10:2 Filly should bow out on winning note (Shaybisc : Homosexuality may be legal 28.10:10 Donaaster) 18.4:28 Equality for homosexuals sought 12.11:4 A.J.C, Derby field open 20.4:14 Homosexual move attack 23.11:11 Tight Derby finish 21.4:20 Homosexual law reform (Leader) 27.11:2 Razor Sharp win may earn spell 29.4:38 .*1.L.A. agrees to age changes in Homosexual Bill Cook ill after Gold Cup win (Peter Cook) 30.4:18 27.11:4 Youngsters win Newmarket (Yir Tiz) 7.5:22 Homosexual Bill rejected 3.12:8 Apprentice suspended (Noel Barker) 7.5:22 Homosexual vote (Leader) 4.12:2 Hinton keeps hold on Scone Lightning 21.5:16 Homosexuals angry about Bill defeat 4.12:6 Newcastle galloper wins cup (Bridge Man) 22,5:16 Quinton suspended after scoring career best at HONOURS AND AWARDS Canterbury Races (Ron Quinton) 11,6:18 N.J.C. increases midweek feature prizemoney 16.6:18 Selective honours (Leader) 1.1:2 Race body appointment angers district clubs Poor reply to *i/ards 7,1:7 25.6:18 Newcastle writer wins Age Award (Zeny Giles) My Star Sapphire secures start in Grafton Cup 12.1:4 9,7:20 Honours for service in the North 26.1:1 Cup win lands feature double 17,7:14 Awards for National Day 26.1:7 Bourke's law to head south 21.8:16 Policeman, girl win Lake citizen awards Norris takes cup (Dulux) 27.8:18 (Kathr : Moore) 27.1:3 Wyong Cup caps return (Knights Affair) 3.9:14 Newton-John award goes to Wagga drama lecturer Taree races blacked out 9.9:18 (Colin Anderson) 27,2:6 Potential champion set for Cameron victory A craftsman's award 8.4:3 (Supplement) 15.9 Deadline for award is extended 18.4:1 No Peer overturns southern markets (Caulfield Cup) Hunter award nominations 22.4:8 17,9:14 N,H, INDEX 51, 1981

HORSE RACING (Con't) HOSPITALS, MENTAL (Con't)

Harris ends run of seconds (Epsom Handicap) Stockton Hospital (Leader) 22.6:2 5.10:13 Protecting the mentally ill (Leader) 22.6:2 Shock defeat for Kingston Town 2.11:1 Mental home inquiry urged 9.7:8 The King ready to join immortals 3,11:15 State bows to nurses' staffing demand 11,7:1 Cup victory a family affair (Just A Dash) Retarded guinea pigs 26.8:18 4,11:1 A promise of justice for the mentally ill 15.9:2 You beauty, says Cook 4.11:14 Hospital workers' meeting deferred 30.9:12 $27,5 m, bet on fever day (Melbourne Cup) Justice and not before time (Leader) 7.12:2 4,11:35 Cook outed for cup ride (Peter Cook) 6,11:18 HOSPITALS - Newcastle District Bagelle sets track record 13.11:17 Punters fight after race photo finish at $^ m. deficit hits re gion hospitals 6.3:1 Gosford 30.12:1 Upper Hunter hospital s in dilemma over budget cuts 19.3:3 HOSPITALS Cessnock fights to re tain geriatric hospital 22.4:1 Hospitals inquiry release sought 6.1:8 The future of health services 5.5:Survey Free hospital help to Vietnam veterans 13.1:6 Meeting on hospitals (Budget cuts) 1.6:3 Some hospitals x-ray equipment unsafe 16.1:3 More shocks for hospi tals (Budget cuts) 30.6:1 Hospitals forced to retrench 4,2:4 Aides staffing hospit al (AUandale) 7.8:3 Cabinet to decide on hospitals plan 17,2:1 Hospitals to seek tea ching status 12.8:3 Hospital staff's memories flooded back 19,2:4 North hospitals told funds unavailable 19,8:4 Health Funds cut denied 24.2:8 Doctors see urgent ne ed for West Lakes Hospital N.S.W. seeks more Federal cash for hospital 4.3:4 21.9:3 The hospital squeeze (Leader) 6.3:2 Hospital Board reshu ffled 4,12:1 Health cuts (Leader) 13.3:2 Hospital Boards 'poll ticised' 5.12:3 MacKellar rejects hospital claims 25.3:15 Funds for N.S.W. hospitals all spend : Stewart HOTELS AND MOTELS, 26.3:4 Time brothers, please (Trades Hall Hotel) 8.1:6 Private hospitals say need for help is urgent Old Gosford Hotel sold $1 million 7,2:3 28.4:7 The Dora Creek Motel mystery 12,2:1 Ministers plan fund cuts fight 8.5:11 Cocky joins publican in retirement 12.2:3 Ministers faceccuts to hospital service 26.5:3 A.H.A. gears up to resist possible new liquor Hospital face a squeeze (Leader) 2.6:2 taxes 11.3:6 Criticism of funding likely 13,6:4 Publican will swap beer for bream 1.4:40 Hospitals facing tougher cuts in funding Hotel hours relaxed 16.5:10 27.6:1 Hotel's future undecided 25.6:4 Health post a slap in the face 2.7:3 Extension of Nelson Bay Motel 15.7:5 The hard sell in health care 4.7:2 An oasis of elegance rises from the ashes of State bows to nurses' staffing demands 11.7:1 disaster (Casbah) 21.7:8 Hospital charges leap 16,7:1 Free advice for the uninitiated (Casbah) 21.7:8 Federal funding cuts passed on (Leader) 16,7:2 Third generation carries on the family tradition Stewart hits back at bishop 29.7:1 21.7:8 Hunter health services in the dark 7.8:1 Talented musician adds colour 21.7:9 Bishops united against closure 7.8:6 Iron horse takes lead in the top pub stakes 29.7:1 Proposed hospital costs attacked 14.10:12 Legal aid move on motel use 25.8:15 Rises in wages increase hospital charges 21.10:1 B.H.P. buys motel 27.8:3 Cut costs, hospitals told 28.10:4 Comment on Toronto Motel plan sought 29.8:23 Hospital charges going up 20% 30.10:1 Foul language heard from hotel patrons (Criterion) The hospital crunch (Leader) 31.10:2 1,10:3 Newcastle Hospital $2 m. over budget inquiry Caves Beach publican calls it time (Martha Mawson) 12.11:1 9,10:3 Minister shelved 24.11:3 Heights Motel almost ready 10.10:25 Hospital projects shelve 24.11:8 Midnight licence with conditions (Criterion) Hospital boards politicised 5.12:1 13,10:7 Woy Woy group seeks united health protest Theatre may be site for motel 21.10:4 16.12:15 Inn to be number one 29,10:10 Hospitals use scalpel 17.12:5 New concept in accommodation 29.10:10 A Fergus touch 29,10:11 HOSPITALS, MENTAL Building trouble-free 29.10:11 Mental health centre plans at risk 14.2:1 Homestead welcomes newest member 29.10:11 Housekeeper of distinction (Vacation Inn) 12,11:9 The disturbed young (Leader) 14.2:2 Marcia knows her business (Marcia Franks) 12.11:14 300 children in hospital neglected (Stockton) New Watt St Tavern to open on Monday 12,12:21 20,3:1 Tavern opens (Rumours T vern) 15.12:7 Hospital children get care & attention 21 3:1 Handicapped children (Leader) 21,3:2 HUMAN RIGHTS Hospital visit pleases staff 24,3:3 Education watch on Stockton children 25. 3:9 A long birth for Rights Bill 13.3:4 Stewart says Stockton an open hospital 26.3: Human Rights Bill goes to Senate 13,3:30 Report criticised (Stockton) 16.4:6 Tame Rights Bill approved by Canberra 26.3:4 Mental health change opposed 22.5:3 Woman judge to Head Rights Commission 28.9:34 A question of rights for psychiatric patients A milestone for Human Right 11.12:2 22.6:2 N.H, INDEX 52. 1981

HUNTER DEVELOPMENT BOARD HUNTER VALLEY (Con't) Dungog to star in H.D.B. survey 11.2:10 Boom cuts both ways survey 18.3:1 H.D.B. seeks general manager 11.2:17 Residents voice their fears (Leader) 18.3:2 H.D.B. issues directory on Hunter Region 4.3:4 Development is fully planned says Wran 21.3:8 Board playing a duel role 5.5:5 Economic risks warning for H.V. 30.3:8 H,D,B. gets new general manager (Geoffrey Connell) Special industry group planned for H,V, 31.3:1 5.5:6 Government accused over H.V. housing 1.4:9 H.D.B. concern over one-off payments 6.6:1 Hunter people should share boom 2.4:1 A.L.P. move to replace H.D.B. averted 8.6:1 Council sets up fund to enhance region 8.4:1 Move to replace H.D.B. tragic ill times 9.6:5 Research boost planned 13.4:7 A regional voice (Leader) 10.6:2 Talks may set pace for boom 15.4:3 Study into welfare 19.6:4 M.P, slams poor Hunter plan 15.4:4 Japanese visit 20.7:4 Faster Upper Hunter growth forecast 17.4:1 State facing responsibilities 9.9:14 Upper Hunter planning gap (Leader) 17.4:2 Finance seen as obstacle for H.V. growth 25.9:1 Valley transport report narrow, committee says Mixed reaction to charity plan 13.10:6 22.4:3 United way a self-help scheme 21,10:16 Bishop begs Wran's help on welfare 23.4:1 Board chairman calls for services report Unionists fall for guest-worker ban 30.4:5 31,10:11 Development forum backed 1.5:5 H,D.B. seeks information about aboriginal High rate increases a boom side effect 2.5:11 sites (A^vabakal) 4.11:8 A.M.P. plans $200 m. Hunter investment 4.5:4 New officers for H.D.B. 9.11:7 Hunter sets development pace 5.5:Survey $1 m. welfare plan put off 12.11:9 Carriage of industrial and rural pursuits Payroll welfare fund proposed (United way) 5.5:Survey 13.11:7 The valley shows the way 5,5:Survey Proposed operator school looks for manager 20.11:8 Pollution research critical 5.5:Survey H.D.B. gives $1000 to uni. coal institute Agriculture still a major contributor 20.11:8 5.5:Survey Prefab housing may ease shortage 25.5:1 Study aimed at community fund 26,11:5 Manpower hitches forseen in H,V. coal industry A central pool of charity 9.12:17 27.5:6 School post for Toms (Peter Toms) 11,12:5 Planning for the health needs of the Hunter Minister opens operator school 18.12:5 Valley 4.6:2 HUNTER DISTRICT WATER BOARD Scientific brains to study H.V, industry 10.6:6 Infrastructure costs (Leader) 15,6:2 Industrial indigestion forecast 29.6:3 Threat to Water Board charities 1.1:1 Building Union wants rights in H,V, boom 4.7:1 H.D.W.B. morale down 2.1:3 H.V. has no unique problems day 3.7:1 Union leverage on Water Board (Leader) 7.1:2 Particular problems (Leader) 6.7:2 No official action 7.1:31 Trend a disadvantage 6.7:4 Jones denies any H.D.W.B. moves 16.1:3 Boom towns threat 8.7:1 Clash in H.D.W.B. on cause of low morale Over-rapid growth a problem 9.7:6 16.2:5 Infrastructure uneasiness (Leader) 10.7:2 H.D.W.B. emplo'ees strike 24.2:4 Growth needs monitoring 11.7:9 Wdman may get job as H.D.W.B. labourer 19.3:6 H.V. growth program defended 14.7:3 Nine to lose H.D.W.B. jobs 1.4:5 Hunter misses welfare 16.7:4 Row over H.D.W.B. post brings ban 1.4:32 Taxman turns boom sour 18.7:1 H,D,W.B. to close for meeting 9.4:10 No Gladstones in this State : Wran 18.7:1 Engineer bans lifted 10.4:4 Projects won't affect schools health 15.7:25 Sewer, water rates rise 12.5% 9,5:1 Jobs before vineyards unionist 21.7:1 Increases by 7,5% 26.5:3 Rural halls sadly fade away 31.7:1 H,D.W.B. investigating cleaner sewerage 13.6:5 Panel supports call for State infrastructure H.D.W.B. buys computer 10.6:7 commitments 7,8:6 Make is a 9 to 5 blockage 14.7:1 $20 m. projects for N.S.W, key role for Hunter H.D.W.B. thwarting wages deal 15.7:3 15.8:5 Police patrols try to stop trail bikes 15,7:6 Boom danger in Valley 26.8:1 Council plan for H.D.W.B. 17.7:3 State facing responsibilities 9.9:14 Board rules add to cost of work 22,7:1 Paying for the regions boom (Leader) 12.9:2 Plumbing costs (Leader) 23.7:2 J.C.B. denies investment power 16, "9:6 New role for H.D.W.B, 30,7:8 Reshuffle good for the Hunter (Leader) 3,10:2 Surprise $50 pay rise 3.10:4 Pollution : wind may be answer 23,10:2 Water Board president's term extended (Carmichael) H.V, farmers concern over water planning mounts 23.10:4 26.10:2 ' Carmichael to leave H.D.W.B. in January 18.12:3 Hunter pupils leave school early 27.10:1 H.D.W.B. likely to finish dam 22.12:3 $7000 m, for development 30,10:16 Water Board job to be advertised 22,12:4 H.D.W.B. head urges efficiency study 22.12:11 $2000 to assist training 30.10:16 Benefits of H.V. boom in dount 31.10:1 True blue ockers (Leader) 31,10:2 Shift of power unrealistic 31,10:11 HUNTER VALLEY Board chairman calls for services report 31,10:11 Cashavailable for H,V. Councils 5.11:4 Hunter leader in jobs rise 17.1:4 Resources boom challenge 7.11:5 Travel writer lauds Hunter (John McDermott) Branxton land boom tipped 11,11:13 2.2:6 Growth in the Hunter (Leader) 30.11:2 Technology should not spoil H.V. lifestyle Coalmines poach E.C. men (Liddell) 10,12:3 5,2:6 Hunter leads State with $7083 m, new projects 10.2:1 N.H, INDEX 53, Ic

HUNTER VALLEY (Con't) HUNTER VALLEY THEATRE COMPANY (Con't)

Sharp shift in politics aims (Leader) 17.12:2 Theatre grant increased 3.11:6 Hope for Hunter health plans (Leader) 18.12:2 Over the top into a trap (Murder at checkmate Query on health services 18,12:6 manor) 9,11:4 $82,000 grant for H,V,T,C. 2,12:12 HUNTER VALLEY - ACCOMMODATIGW AND SERVICES INDUSTRIAL Housing shortage blamed on mine boom. 13.2:1 Concern over H.V. projects 14.2:10 Advocate is pessimistic 2,5:10 Who will pay the $44 m, cost of towns boom H,V. centre of colour prints war 16.5:7 decade 7.3:1 Market technique needed for success 23.5:10 Housing shortage hits tech college trainee Report says shift work is a health hazard 6,7:1 22.4:1 Lynch urges company men to go ahead 8.8:12 Lack of accommodation a cause for concern Democrats urge labour role 28,8:6 5.5: 5 Major projects estimate raised to $35,500 m, Freeze on medical staff causes concern 7,9:1 12.6:4 Shell retains project equity intact 18,9:4 Study into welfare 13.6:4 New depreciations deal proposed 26,9:4 Ministerial inaccuracy refuted by Shire chief Hayden attacks research level 22.10:5 4.7:1 Inept policies blamed for $500 m. I.CI. Gaps in services 22,7:1 puUout 22.10:7 Two service gap reports 23.7:8 Government may be victim of own propoganda Emergency housing proposal 27.7:3 11.11:16 Instant slums (Leader) 28,7:2 Resources boom not hurt by project deferrals Fears over work force unfounded 29.7:7 23,11:1 A small slice of the welfare cake 29.7:2 Boiler conversion a costly exercise 26,11:16 Service lacking on western side of Lake 30,7:3 Salvage plans for far North 2,12:19 Health care inadequate 3l,7:l Electricity limit to development 4.12:5 Shire reacts to stress of change 1.8:5 Social problem in the region (Leader) 2.8:2 INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS Maitland faces welfare service crisis 2,8:3 Wran slams industrial chaos 22,4:18 Dungog social needs stable 2,8:4 Tough industrial line 23.7:1 Price of housing Ian ; realistic 4,8:4 Industrial relations dilemma for Fraser 10.8:5 1000 in workers hostels 4.8:5 Peacock hits at Act 22.9:5 Youth aid transport needed 4.8:6 Union to examine flexitime issue 23,9:13 Price of housing land unrealistic 4.8:6 Tougher line with strikers 8.10:8 Coal body seen as answer for H.V. 15.9:1 New industry legislation possible 7.11:3 Synod concern over unreleased report 19.10:11 B.H.P. chief pleads for industrial harmony 9.11:1 United way a self-help scheme 21.10:16 Hawke warns P.M. on unrest 23,11:5 $1 m, welfare plan put off (H.D.B,) 12,11:9 The role of our first industrial advocate (Varnum) Regional population projections altered 13.11:3 4.12:2 Study to look at social needs of Hunter 18,11:14 A blunderbuss mentality (Leader) 9.12:2 State supporting Hunter Region 26,11:5 A.C.T.U. to think again- 22.12:9 Study aimed at community fund 26,11:5 Vr.lley homes plan urged 27,11:3 INDUSTRIAL SAFETY Policeman pays $50 to live in cowshed 28.11:3 Singleton hit by forced pace of growth 3.12:1 Plant dangerous 18.4:10 Study of Shire's temporary housing 8.12:1 Broken legs beat injured backs 23.9:1 A central pool of charity 9.12:17 Mishaps more costly than strikes 12,12:5 Boom putting big demands on teachers families 21,12:1 INDUSTRIES HUNTER VALLEY RESEARCH FOUNDATION Money flows into major industries 5,1:10 N.T.H.C. overplaying role : Renwick 5,2:1 Charter a yacht and escape (Hire Supplement) Optimism based on research 5.5:Survey 3.2:13 H.V.R.F. born out of flood disaster 12,9:8 Labour rental demand high 3.2:14 Monitoring to intensify 12,9:9 Farmers want limits 'On industries water use Newcastle's year book is one of a kind 12.9:10 7.2:3 Region 200 gives investors the facts 12.9:10 Moore seeks to cut State meddling in business Complex keeps nation going 12.9:10 16.2:11 Development shows flaws in port facilities 60 lose jobs with lock firm (Lanes) 11.3:5 12,9:12 Businessmen confident 23,3:1 Weather recording important H.V,R,F, role Glassworks calls a break (Leonora Glass) 13.4:1 12.9:14 Companies plan to invest $13,000 m. in new financial year 15.5:9 HUNTER VALLEY THEATRE COMPANY The chance of becoming bankrupt 7.7:9 Taxman turns boom sour 18.7:1 Administrator resigns from theatre group Factory closure blamed on I.A.C 29.7:8 (John Miller) 23.1: 3 U.S. firms may follow Caltex with equities 5.8:23 Award winner sees H.V,T.C, production (David Australian manufacturers are being left on the Williamson) 18,9:3 shelf 20.8:6 Play's extra week 24,9:8 Optimism on business outlook wanes 21,9:3 A rougher, gruffer Hcunlet more from the belly Mineral millers back off 4.11:3 (Hamlet on ice) 24,10:4 Women give H.V. timber mill a new complexion 7.11:1 N.H. INDEX 54. 1981

KIDNAPPING (Con't) INDUSTRIES (Con't) Bid to declare witness hostile (Juanita Nielson Last source of tar, soft coke to go 9 11:6 disappearance) 4.2:9 U.B.E. seeks Australian project 10.11 5 Guilty verdict in Nielsen abduction case 7.2:1 Award for top engineering 14.12:7 Employee perks worth $10,700 m. a year 24.12:1 Judge jails 'hired hoodlum (Shayne Simmonds) 12.2:4 , , INDUSTRIES - ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES Man for sentence on kidnap charge (Enid Perini - kidnapping, James Whitely) 14.2:5 Kidnapped man in health peril (Leon Richardson) Eraring : 6th victim (Trevor Johns) 10.1:1 14.2:36 Fumes overcome 11 workmen (Vales Point Power Ransom details unlikely (Leon Richardson) 16.2:6 Station) 14,2:3 Man discharged on three counts of abduction (Francis Mill hand in close shave (Christopher Martin) Hawkins) 18,3:13 25.3:5 Child molester will serve life (John Leaver) Inquest told of damaged drill (Konrad Bergfels) 16,5:7 31,3:7 Woman bailed on abduction charge 18,5:5 Oxygen lack 'omitted from death report' Kidnapping victim on road home (Leon Richardson) (Konrad Bergfels) 1.4:16 22,5:3 Man hurt at Bayswater 4.4:10 Freed businessman warns colleagues (Leon Accident victim named (Hugh C Hogan) 16.4:6 Man's finger crushed (Jim Edmonds) 20.5:5 Richardson) 25.5:9 Man injured by falling steel 18.6:3 Fears held for abducted woman (Enid Perini) Bloom Mill injury (Andreas Willie) 13.7:4 11.6:5 Surgery on arm 27.8:5 Bogus post employee abducted woman, court told S.C.C men hurt in blast 2.9:11 (Enid Perini - kidnapping, James Whitely) 12.6:3 Building collapses 16.9:5 Captive catches a cab (Bowral) 23.7:4 Backache boom 22.10:1 Jail on kidnap count (Brian Jones) 29.8:12 2 injured at Power Station (Vales Point) 24.10:3 Kidnap man recognized (Eeter Doig) 2.9:10 Worker rescued 28.10:6 Man paid to have woman abducted, police allege (Nicholas Geranio) 8,10:5 Labourer killed at Eraring (Charles Gaudris) Woman's abductor given 18 years (Glen Whitely) 18.11:3 17.10:12 INSURANCE Remand on three charges (Ley Baker) 22.12:11 KOORAGANG ISLAND Flood victims not covered by insurance 11.2: Councils want State cover on big claims 11, Port facilities favoured 19.2:4 Simon Crean tries the Hawke style 4.3:5 Kooragang approval is deferred 18,3:3 G.I.O. attacks court ruling 19.3:3 $3 m. dredging job for new loader 19.3:1 Inflation eroding insurance cover 25.4:17 Kooragang best site for grain terminal 26.3:1 More insurance collapses tijipcd 4.5:14 Handling approval awaits regional decision 30.3:3 Tied home insurance attacked 27.8:4 Council favours island bulk store 8.4:3 Insurance curbs proposed 22.9:4 Fullerton Cove named as nature reserve 14.5:1 Insurance chief to retire 26.9:5 Upgrading urged if island railway 6.8:8 Insurance rise on cars tipped 30.12:5 Kooragang disease hunt 3.9:6 Kooragang on list for wheat site 13,10:7 IRON ORE KURRI KURRI H

LAKE MACQUARIE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL LAKE MACQUARIE MUNICIPAL CXDUNCIL - PLANNING (Cbn't) Fears for Lake Macquarie quality of life 22.1:1 Drainage study for Lake 26.2:1 Mayor undeterred on shopping plan 14.11:5 Book records Lake history 13.4:8 Lake businessman fear trade drop 16,11:7 Lake ready for its new golden age 5.5:5 Lake drop Glendale shops plan study condition Woman fights for boatshed home (Lucy Kealy) 17.11:3 19.5:1 Marina plan examined 17.11:15 Lake Council looks at cuts 27.5:11 Duplex proposal criticised 20.11:9 Lake Council to decide on boatshed row 8.6:6 Draft plan on show 16.12:15 Woman should not be evicted (Lucy Kealy) 10.6:1 Lake Council earmarks tourist areas 31.12:3 Lake car parking levy could double 10.6:5 Lake baths study 11.6:6 LAKE MACQUARIE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL RATES AND Woman wins fight to keep house (Lucy Kealy) FINA>!C£ 16.6:1 Decisiveness flags at Council 7.7:1 Belmont miner in rate victory (Lionel Lambkin) B.H.P. agrees to study of lagoon 8.7:7 24.1:3 Trucks worry residents 16.7:6 Chaos at Council offices 3.3:3 Lake Council finance study 22.7:3 Sewerage grant move 17.3:4 Council will build coal haulage road 25.8:4 Lake staggered rate bills plan 31.3:15 Cardiff status quo accepted 27.8:4 Council to consider debenture scheme 29.6:4 Getting to know your community centre 4.9:2 Lake deficit up 30,000 on budget 1.9:1 Bottles smashed in raid (Lucy Kealy) 4.9:3 Pre-school rebates 1.9:5 When not who, is Council's question 8,9:3 Lake gets big share of grants 4.9:8 Oil damage greets Swansea family 12.9:1 Lake rate tipped to rise 12% 8.12:7 Toronto projects group formed 15,9:4 12% increase for Lake rates 15.12:5 Union to examine flexitime issue 23.9:13 LAKE MACQUARIE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL - WORKS Council report casts doubt on flexitimes 22.9:1 No flexitime benefits to Council 26,9:4 Council grants lower than 1980 10,10:10 Charlestown plan for 150 homes 1.4:4 D.M.R. grant approved 7.4:4 Lake Council in car talks 13.10:4 Residents to get no relief from trucks 15.10:3 LAW Marina restaurant plan 10,11:3 Pelican tourist centre move 2,12:11 Wran supports Bacon review (Wendy Bacon) Clean week prize to lions 2.12:41 7.1:15 LAKE MACQUARIE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL HEALTH AND The bacon case (Leader) 8,1:2 GARBAGE Keeping quiet on law firm receiverships 6,2:2 Woman in top legal position 17.2:5 Mayor promises to inspect drain (Herbert St.) Available at these leading law firms 2.3:2 2.1:4 Complaints concern solicitors 9.3:9 Sign ruins Redhead beauty 10.1:7 Guide published to aid choice of a solicitor Clean-up for Lake foreshores 13.2:5 12,3:17 $15,000 study of lagoon backed 26.5:4 Kirby criticises libel laws as blight 14,3:9 Council to hear boatshed case (Lucy Kealy) Conflict of tribal European, laws to be examined 26.5:7 17.3:6 Cockroach found in takeaway food 25.9:4 Ads a help in reducing fear of lawyers 30.3:6 Alderman help with clean-up 28,9:3 Miss Bacon seeks court order 14,4:8 Inspection for van park site 24,11:4 Public conduct and the law 16.4:2 Charges needed in legal system 15.6:4 LAKE MACQUARIE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL - PLANNING Law reformer issues appeal 23.6:8 Full-time family law judge urged 2.8:1 Lake town development 4.2:1 Laws not made for modern society 10.8:3 260 Lake housing sites possible 4.3:3 Law society reprimands 11 lawryers 21.8:1 Big development for Croudace Bay land 24.3:3 Pamphlets to potential jurors a help 22.9:5 Picnic area plan is misguided 24,6:36 Political attitudes changes Bacon argues 23.9:12 Island plan defended 25.6:6 Tragic irony in Bacon case 1.10:5 Motel plan backed 30.6:5 Legal aid available 17.10:11 $600,000 for Charlestown food village 1,7:1 Power of family court to increase 22.10:5 Lake Council looks at beach plan 9,7:9 Law student exam results 30.10:8 $4 m. Arts Centre cooment urged 14,7:4 Bacon not fit for bar 4.11:12 Hotel proposal approved 14.7:4 Defamation redress gains uniformity 23.11:4 $20 m, shops plan for Glendale 28,7:1 Ads about fees, work urged for lawyers 23.11:5 Wangi motel approved 28,7:4 Change to Divorce Bill opposed 2.12:4 Whitebridge Church plan rejected 28.7:5 The law and living together 2,12:25 Decision on Conference Centre delayed 28,7:7 Computer system for the lawyer 9.12:4 Council officer declares interest 1.8:6 Law society officers (Paul AniciCh) 10.12:6 Glendale shop plan feared 6,8:6 LIBERAL PARTY Catholic School at Booragul backed 8.8:36 Crossroads Centre protest 11.8:3 Young Libs : boring inactive policies 6.1:5 Plan for 32-unit motel opposed 1.9:3 Young lib under scrutiny 7.1:3 Details sought on shop centre 1.9:5 Young libs seek 7 day week 10.1:29 Clubhouse approved 8,9:4 Young lib hit at Federal director 21.1:4 Swansea brigde plan opposed 13.10:1 Chaney seeks Lower House seat 29.1:3 Attack on Councils Glendale action 21.10:5 Mason stays as Lib leader 4.3:7 Council moves to push Glendale project 10.11:1 Coleman picked for safe Lib seat 15.3:3 Glendale Centre study urged 11,11:13 Liberals gather to pay tribute (Iris Hyde) 25,3:10 N,H, INDEX 56. 1981

LIBERAL PARTY LIDDELL POWER STATICW (Con't)

Pledge to help blacks 26.3:4 Problems not result of design fault : makers A fitting tribute (Leader) 27.3:2 27,11:5 Anti apartheid policy backed 30.3:4 Liddell faults 'in design' 3,12:11 Liberal Branch ousts Scott 24.4:1 Liddell plant repair soon 18.12:5 Liberal denies stacked meeting 25.4:1 Libs pick Toms for election 11.^:3 LINGARD HOSPITAL Young libs want 2 way equality 12.5:6 Lib accuses branches 12.5:7 The Lingard extensions (Leader) 14.1:2 Hamer coming home to fight for survival 25.5:1 Lingard plans study 28,1:3 Hamer must resign : Wilkes 25.5:3 $1.5 m. hospital plan 3.2:3 A government lurches on (Leader) 26.5:2 St te Libs meet over leadership 26.5:3 LIQUID PETROLEUM GAS Fraser calls meeting on whip 26,5:3 Mason fights back to hold his job 27,5:1 Chos follows L.P.G, leak 11,2:17 N,S,W, Liberals quandary (Leader) 27.5:2 Japanese sign $250 m, deal for Cooper Basin Libs lobby for new leader 28.5:1 L,P,G. 26,8:14 The Liberal switch (Leader) 28.5:2 Close ranks is P.M.'s call 28.5:3 LITERATURE Third man joins leadership race 29,5:3 Biography prize 23,1:8 A horrific week for the liberals (Leader) 30.5:2 Group are publishers in their own write 18,3:9 Unity call seeks to galvanise liberal dissenters Costume parade celebrates Book Week 15.7:5 1.6:1 Author, 87, wins award 8.9:17 Prospect dims for liberal deputy hopes 1.6:3 The parental guide to weekend survival 2,12:25 The liberal team (Leader) 2,6:2 Lib leader hits at W.A., Qld 8.6:5 LOCAL GOVERNMENT Redistribution plans squashed 8,6:7 Liberal timidity (Leader) 9,6:2 Minister defends golden payouts 11.2:29 State Liberal candidates introduced 16.7:5 Share risks Council 7.4:4 Dead end alleged on liberal policies 10.8:4 Councils items of secrecy usually open for Gambling night aided party (Election funding) inspection 27.4:3 10.8:5 Plugging pecuniary interest holes 4.5:2 McDonald in strife over job cuts vow 13,8:4 Members of Councils to disclose interest 28.10:5 Water gets priority in opposition's blueprint Disclosure of interests (Leader) 29,10:2 for Hunter 15,8:3 Council envoys have a safari 2.11:12 Young libs back Sinai Force 17,8:7 Liberal Party H,Q, invaders ejected 21,8L5 LOCAL GOVERNMENT - FINANCE L.C.P. plans quango review 24.8:5 T.V. star joins libs (Pauline Graham) 25,8:5 Morris attacks flood rate 3.4:3 Liberals launch lunchtime spectacle 3.9:1 Three Upper Hunter Councils seek loans 5.8:5 The liberal program (Leader) 3.9:2 Councils get $300,79 m. federal grant 7.8:3 H.V. emphasised in liberal platform 3.9:3 Council lighting move endorsed 25.8:4 Top N.S.W. liberal party man resigns from post L.G, loans rise sharply 1,11:12 (Greg Bartels) 22.9:3 N.S.W. Councils victims of great fraud 14.11: Rae calls special inquiry meeting after C.P. Development fees loss 14.11:7 attacks 22.9:3 Rates ceiling for debate 25,11:4 Canberra's smell of decline 22.9:8 New controls on land rates 27,12:11 Five M.P.'s in race for top N.S.W, liberal post 13.10:3 MAITLAND Greiner favoured for top lib post 15.10:5 Detour sparks anger 31.1:1 Liberal M.P.'s rap executive 15,10:8 Ch;ios ahead for Maitland 4.2:1 Willis pulls out of Lib struggle 20.10:3 Maitland coal traffic woes (Leader) 4,2:2 Dowd fains liberal post 21.10:4 Commission coal to miss Maitland 5.2:3 Liberals face a $1,5 m, debt 19.11:4 Trotting man says nay to long way around Dowd seeks new issues 30.11:4 14.2:3 N.S.W. libs to retrench staff 16.12:4 Maitland City Centre plan 18,2:3 Liberals cut staff, shelve expansion 17.12:6 Community spirit poor 24,2:3 LIBRARIES Council to call tenders Maitland site 27.2:3 The future of Maitland (Leader) 28,2:2 Handicapped library hope 2.2:3 Maitland seeks an identity 28,2:4 $400,000 plan for library extensions 26.8:4 $1,5 m. motel plan for Maitland 5.3:3 Kurri Library move studied 29,9:5 Residents to fight coal trucks 4.4:5 Library to stay open (Dudley) 30,9:12 Maitland College sites considered 7.4:7 Tech proposal rejected 9,4:4 LIDDELL PCWER STATION Maitland shop sites vanish as Hunter town boom nears 8,4:14 Power cuts threat 14.1:1 Tech proposal rejected 9,4:3 Water resources (Leader) 15.1:2 Maitland A,L,P. chief leaves party 9,4:5 Drought could force power price up 15,1:3 Sub-standard Maitland van park homes for 70 Dry spell threatens Liddell 24,3:8 15,4:1 Liddell running on only one unit : Fisher Maitland College site 22.4:3 15,4:3 History goes to ground in Maitland 25.4:4 Spare part for Liddell generator coming by sea Reprieve for illegal park 29.4:3 27.11:5 Cramped housing deprives family 29.4:3