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To the Nev^Castle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate 1977 INDEX TO THE NEV^CASTLE MORNING HERALD AND MINERS' ADVOCATE 1977 Compiletj by The Newcastle Morning Heral(j Library Published by NEWCASTLE PUBLIC LIBRARY The Council of the City of Newcastle New South Wales, Australia 1978 H.K.H. IRISA 1977 ABATTOIRS ABORIGINES (Cont) 48 hour strike at abattoir 6.1:7 Aborigines rap B.H.P. 9.4:1 Cattle sales continue despite strike 7.1:7 -Aborigines report to lacial group 9.4:8 Meatworkers out again 8.1:3 UN praises report on Aborigines 14.4: 3 Calves' fate postponed by strike 10.1:3 Australia "racist": Aboriginal group 15.4:7 Calves' fate postponed again 11.1:9 Dead youth's gun'tocked" (Adelaide) 21.4:3 Maitland meat men may strike 12.1:6 Aborigines summons PM, Bjelke 4.5:18 Decision on meat row held 20.1:11 Aboriginal alcoholics find a way back among Abattoir not prospect "for long time" their own kind 14.5:7 (Lake Macquarie Municipality) 2.2:19 Aborigines allege bias by JP's 18.5:11 Meat row talks recommended 5.2:3 Black jobless "may be 50%" 27.5:5 Meat dispute relisted for hearing 10.2.:6 Black children "disadvantaged" 30.5:3 Bargaining over abattoir backed 11.2:5 New forum for Aborigines 31.5:3 Council will confer with meat union 12.2:5 Aboriginal identity erosion 31.5:7 Councils join on abattoir union talks Court case against PM 2.6:20 16.2:7 Soviet attack on "racist laws" 8.6:3 Joint abattoir talks 17.2:3 Aboriginal children "scavenging food" 13.6:13 Lake abattoir "would be costly" 17.2:LH1 Immunisation risk alleged 14.6:11 Contract let for abattoir survey 23.2:1 Aborigines wary of law reform commission Abattoir boiler complaint 2.3:14 14.6:17 Arbiters named for abattoirs 3.3:7 After 200 years of subjecting blacks Abattoir workers strike 11.3:5 Australia's legal conscience stirs 15.6:16 Meatworkers go back 15.3:6 Sickness .'ife among young blacks 16.6:20 Concern on abattoirs issue 23.3:12 Clhurches back aboriginal day 18.6:8 Abattoir workers to end strike 7.4:3 Aboriginal fund cut alleged 23.6:10 Abattoir grant soupht 19.4:14 Tribal law "already in" 27.6:3 Relief money for saleyards backed 27.4:15 The black and white in law 29.6:2 Meat talks to resume 28.4:6 Aborigine refused hearing 8.7:3 Meatworkers accept offer 7.5:5 Nine writs against publican 9.7:3 Debate sought on Farley site 18.5:8 Aborigines declare national supremacy 11.7:7 No relief grants for saleyards (Farley) "Poison" vitamin C help save baby's life 2.6:20 14.7:5 Review sought on Farley abattoir plan Blacks lost vote: ALP 20.7:12 16.6:15 Aboriginal fund cut denied 27.7:3 Abattoir job return recommended 22.6:12 Aborigines throw spanner in boomerang trade Manning dispute leads to strike 13.7:11 29.7:3 $11M slash for Farley plan 14.7:1 Law "means of bondage" for aborigines 15.8:3 Abattoir changes (Leader) 19.7:2 Aborigines an "overfed group" 15.8:6 Farley abattoir plan opposed 26.7:8 A black ghetto of shame 18.8:2 Judge to hear meatworkers 28.7:6 Advice offered for aboriginal poll 24.8:6 $16M first stage at Farley to be export Aborigines denied nutrition project 25.8:11 abattoir 1.8:6 Starvation threat report doubted 26.8:3 $25M cost threat to Farley abattoir 9.8:1 Slim Dusty sings for poll 2.9:3 Butchers "pleased" if Farley plan dropped Death of aborigine stops poll hearing 2.9:9 10.8:7 The "nigger" mentality lives 5.9:2 Farley decision expected next month Aborigines (Leader) 6.9:2 19.8:1 Aborigines deprived of their poll rights, Abattoir (Leader) 22.8:2 candidate charges 6.9:2 Abattoir report 23.8:7 Illiterate blacks "dealt with at poll" 10.9:3 Carcase event at abattoir soon 6.9:13 Land "basic for aboriginal culture" (Ms. Farley abattoir project may be dropped O'Shane) 16.9:6 7.9:1 Aboriginal loans men visit North 19.9:8 A financial sponge (Leader) 8.9:2 Trishaws for blacks urged 19.9:8 Meeting on future of Farley abattoir Aboriginal venture opens new centre 20.9:5 8.9:22 Cessnock dentist to honour Wauchope aborigines Abattoir project hinges on state 13.9:1 21.9:17 Abattoir aid (Leader) 14.9:2 Helping Wiluna aborigines 29.9:2 Abattoir for private enterprise suggested Aboriginal l.ind council formed 3.10;3 14.9:14 Ritual duel ends in death 4.10:12 Abattoir contract under threat 21.10:6 Camooweal fears Kadaitja man 5.10;16 Carcase trophies 21.10:8 White couple lose black child 5.10;18 Standard high at carcase competition Drought beats the last warrior 6.10:1 25.10:10 PNG Village court system watched for aborigines Farley hopes looking lean 26.10:2 6.10:2 Abattoir funding discussed 27- 10- 3 Only aboriginal hotel owner (Mr.T. Wotherspoon) MIA support for Farley 29.10:4 7.10:5 Aid sought to redevelop Waratah abattoir Aborigine threatened (Mt.Isa) 12.10:8 2.11:13 Aboriginal royalties challenge begins 27.10:6 Dispense with Farley abattoir burden Aboriginal drinking problem "evaded" 3.11:10 (Letter to the editor, by Aid Geddes) 9.11:2 Aborigines put cattle row to NT Minister Bull leads six on chase 13.12:5 5.11:1 Farley meat works talks 16.12:1 Dismissals stop eye service 9.11:1 Spend on Maitland abattoir:Morris 19.12:5 Black vote (Leader) 1011:2 Upgrade Newcastle abattoir: MLA 21.12:14 Eye team denies politics 10'11:3 Dearer meat likely from fee rise 24.12:3 Aborigines feeling the power of the vote 11.11:2 ABORIGINES Trachoma team moving to N.S.W. 11.11:3 UN check on poll sought 14.11:14 Black culture faces world 17.1:3 Black and white case of hypocrisy 15.11:2 Parties"close" on aboriginal issue 22.1:29 Aboriginal legal staff sacked 25.11:3 S.A. Aborigines inquire into robbery deaths Aboriginal legal fund cut denied 28.11:3 3.2:10 Aborigines "political force" 29.11:3 Methylated spirit at $25 for blacks 4.2:1 Aboriginal actor wants drearatime films Hospitals accused 5.2:3 30.11:3 Aborigines will lose houses 7.2:3 Hunt moves against trachoma program 30.11:19 Aborigines may face tribal law in court Woman wins defamation action 7.12:18 10.2:12 Eye health team for Queensland 12.12:10 PM red-faced at Bjelke letter 12.2:31 .\borigines statement stir 16.12:3 Black looks (Leader) 15.2:2 Aborigine on spear death charge 16.12:8 Black land rights clash looming 4.3:3 Kimberley voters still confused 16.12:9 Bond for victim of"bone" 16.3:11 Aborigires learning about themselves 23.12:5 Aboriginal land struggle echoes Deep South Separate lives (Leader) 26.12:2 16.3:19 Senator Bonner refused beer 28.12:1 Race law critics "sowing bias" 19.3:3 Senator gets a beer 29.12:3 Nonagenarian recalls aboriginal funeral Bonner to wait for apology 30.12:5 24.3:15 Story over Aborigine's challenged 4.4:3 ABORIGINES - HISTORY Aborigine calls for police inquiry 5.4:9 Petrol-sniffing on increase among blacks: Students explore old, sacred areas (Broke) police 8.4:4 28.4:1 Hunter group roams through ^tore age 5.7:3 S.h.B. Iin)E.X ABORIGINES- HISTORY (C'td) ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES (C'td) Archaeologists find aboriginal art (Victoria) Woman's body found (Mrs McAndrew) 1.8:3 14.9:13 Baby survives 80krah fall with cuts and bruises Scholar seeks help with Awabakal history 10-8:3 17.11:LH1 Man electrocuted at Singleton (Anthony Smith) Canberra boy falls 50m to death (Canberra) ABORTION 15.8:3 Banker suffers fallen arch (John Heathwood) ACT abortion clinic meets opposition 18.3:1 16.8:3 ACT limits abortions 24.3:12 Shotgun mishap kills man (Joseph Harmon) Abortions at clinics top 10,0(X) 14.5:5 16.8:7 Newcastle group backs clinic moratorium Scout injured in cliff fall (Sydney) 21.7:14 22.8:3 Abortion essays need no school endorsement House falls from truck on way to site 25.8:7 (East Maitland) 29.8:3 Abortion benefit investigated 19.9:12 Woman loses damages claim for fall (Mra. Abortion benefits curb sought 19.9:15 Thelma Wright) 31.8:14 Drugs and liquor fatal (Gordon Herivel, Sydney) ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES 2.9:6 Steel rod taken out of leg 7.9:7 Gunshot kills youth (Mark Jaques) 1.1:1 Blast ends dream (Cardiff) 8.9:1 Searchers meet tired, lost six (Brisbane) Dead man no addict, says father (Gerrard 3.1:1 Toohill) 9.9:1 Interest in races lost with cash 3.1:1 Rescue follows night in bush (Anthony Stingray injures girl 3.1:1 Duggan) 13.9:3 Family may be last in outback (WA) 3.1:3 Falling beam injures boy (Telarah) 19.9:3 Injured youth carried for two hours Heart failure kills player (Sydney) 20.9:3 (Watagan Mts) 4.1:1 Woman's body in swamp (Jean Pattinson) Missing family believed safe (Kalgoorlie) 27.9:3 4.1:3 Dead glider pilot named (Leslie Clark, S.A.) Bear bites lion park tourist (Melb.) 4.1:3 5.10:18 30 escape petrol blast (Adelaide) 4.1:3 Patient dies (Samuel Giggins) 11.10:3 Horse rider breaks leg 5.1:6 Suicide trio left voice message (Murwillumbah) Hang-glider crash pair in hospital 5.1:7 11.10:10 (Nambucca heads) Aggrieved parentstake court action (Adelaide) Board fit.
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