INDEX TO THE NEV^CASTLE MORNING HERALD AND MINERS' ADVOCATE 1977
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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. breaks off in surfing boys skull 12.10:14 (Foster) 6.1:1 R.L. death blamed on heart ailment (Terry Missing girls spent cold night in park White) 12.10:19 (Royal National Park) 6.1:6 Death after harbour fall 20.10:16 Spray "kick" led to death (Sydney) 7.1:4 Lamp death: Coroner critical (Kenneth Cargill) Boy surfer still serious 7.1:5 21.10:1 Lifesaverb wives take reel to save man Woman saved in harbour 21.10;13 10.1:3 Body found in house (Newcastle) 22.10:3 Soldiers hurt in leap from truck 13.1:1 Man named (Kenneth Ward) 22.10:31 Skeleton not identified (Raymond Terrace) Parachutist killed in Btanxton jump (Brian 15.1:5 Dudding) 24.10:1 Girl, 8, missing for day (Casula, Sydney) Boy injured in fall (Barry Renard ) 24.10:3 17 .1:3 Policeman injured (Const. Dale Kemp) 25.10:5 Drug death theory on skeleton 20.1:1 Body found (Ijlerewether) 26.10:33 Hang gliders "got in way of rescue" Boy hurt in flying fox fall 1.11:7 (Sydney) 25.1:3 Man's death incredible: Coroner (Robert Death plunge renews call for fence 26.1:9 Jones) 2.11:1 Skeleton not identified (Morisset) 1.2:9 Man bitten by brown snake 10.11:3 Runaways "disliked school" 3.2:11 Man collapsed after swim (Stephen Carroll) Worker dies in Canberra blast 11.2:3 12.11:8 Kick of life saves boy (Muswellbrook) Thirteen day crawl for survival (Sydney) 16.11:3 15.2:1 Death"from septicaemia" (John Chillicott) Drug overdose kill brothers (Sydney) 16.11:8 9.3.:14 Youth not in accident" (Sydney) 17.11:3 Woman found on rocks 17.3:3 Police check bones on island 21.11:1 Dead woman identified (Patricia Kensell) Schoolroom blast injures 13 boys (Punchbowl) 30.11:1 18.3:11 Search fails to find Dungog pair. 3,12:1 Child killed (Kurt Mueller) 19.3:3 Inquiry on death 5.12:1 Road death (Blacksmiths) 23.3:3 Search continues for Dnngog people 5.12:3 Soldier injures back 24.3:14 Search for Dungog couple covers dam 7.12:8 Body found on roadside (Edwin Stanley) 25.3:4 Change for search 9.12:7 "Youth escapes death after huge sand pit Camper may help search for couple 12.12:3 collapses 4.4:1 3 rescued from big sea 14.12:7 Second car park death 7.4:5 Search for couple called off (Dungc;) 14.12:8 Poison drunk as cordial: police 7.4:10 Teenager dead after three lost in blizzard Rescue was no sham (Somersby) 13.4:3 (Hobart) 21.12:1 Death inquiry: police seek help 14.4:14 Man dead (Bertram Deaves) 23.12:5 Fall crippled trotting man (Melbourne) Boy's dive breaks neck 28.12:1 15.4:8 Dead baby at depot 28.12:1 Man serious after crash (George Stephenson) Dive boy paralysed (Alex Sordowski) 29.12:5 22.4:3 Pedestrian hit (Mrs McLeish) 22.4:5 Girl killed in shooting accident (Gundagi) ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES - DROWNING 25.4:1 Boy speared in jaw 25.4:3 Drownings and accidents mar holiday 3.1:3 Runaway wheel •;laims 3 (Melb.) 26.4:3 Search for body called off 5.1:6 Bucket plunge kills five miners (WA) Three children die in surf tragedy (Sydnev) 28.4:3 24.4:1 ' Highway blocked (Swansea) 28.5:6 Boy 4, dies after rescue from creek. (Brett Youth hit by car (Neville Dunn) 29.4:14 Campbell, Charmhaven) 25.1:1 Alcoholic level "highest ever" (Sydney) Boy, 15, Drowns in shallow water 31.1:1 4.5:14 Newcastle man drowns (Frederick Cooper) Lost roan lived on worms (Qld) 6.5:3 1.2:3 Spray sniffers risk death 6.5:7 "Plastic bag" captain drowned (Melbourne) 1.3:6 Injured man recovering (Vic) 23.5:3 Car trio report denied 7.6:1 Boy, 12, feared lost in creek (Jewells swamn) 5.3:1 ^ Young trainee electrocuted (Kotara) 25.6:1 Man drowns in boat mishap (Melb.) 6.4:11 Inflated tube rescue after three hcurs in cave Woman dead in cr-'ek (Helen Gosper) 7.4:10 (John Bahajiar) 27.6:1 Big sea sweeps youth to death (Fraser Park) Boys seriously injured in blast (Melbourne) 12.4:1 4.7:1 Search for missing youth continues 13.4:3 Pedestrian killed (Janet Harrison) 4.7:3 Blov;-hole search fails 14.4:3 Wounded man recovering (Belmont) 28.7:7 Man drowns, two die en road (Brendan Jennings) Veekend search for miising woman (Phoebe 18.A 13 McAndrew) 2 9.7:5 N.M.H. INI'EX 1977
ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES - DROWNING (C'td) AIRPORTS (C'td)
Infant girl drowns in river 26.4:3 Hexham: strictly for the birds and the environ Boy swept away in creek ( David Irving) ment 30.5:3 13.5:6 Hexham airport developers fly into headwind Skindiver dies at Fingal Bay 6.7:1 6.7:10 Two boys drown in swamp pool (Melbourne) 11.7:3 W.imervale chosen for general airport 8.7:3 Fraser Park drowning described as needless (Glen Commuters join fight to keep Mascot 29.9:1 Fitzsimmons) 15.7:6 More commuter flights unlikely 3.10:8 Drowning victim "not good swimmer" (Brendan Second airport for Sydney opposed 7.11:10 Jennings) 19.8:5 Newcastle heliport sought 21.11:12 Aqualung diver heart patient, inquest told Site sought for helicopter service (Carrington) (Ronald Ton sen) 2.9:6 6.12:1 Searchers fail to find missing 4 (Lake Eucumbene) Central location "the answer" Transport 6.9:6 Review 77 6.12 For water safety think and swim 29.9:16 Airport"benefit to Tarro swamp" 24.12:5 Fathers save children (Hunter River) 3.10:11 Woman drowns in bid to save son (Tweed Heads) ALCOHOLISM 29.11:5 Child pulled from pool (Maitland) 2.12:5 Slow progress on drunks 26.2:2 Rescued sT^imraer'.'v breathing stopped "five Grog strife follow-up meeting 9.3:15 times" 12.12:3 Real progress seen in alcoholic treatment Drowning link to heart (Kenneth Ward) 23.12:4 13.4:31 Minister warns on mixing drugs, alcohol ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES - INDUSTRIAL 18.4:8 Pharmacists warn of mixing drugs, alcohol Steelworkers legs crushed (Port Kembla) 3.1:3 20.4:11 Tangled rope saves man's life 14.1:5 Talks on Hunter alcoholics home 21.4:12 two killed in silo collapse (Sydney) 7 2:3 Adults setting drink pattern 28.6:10 Man buried in trench collapse (Bolwarra) $650M state drinking spree 12.7:3 2.6:20 Under-age drinking report for council 20.7:7 Gas fumes kill young fitter (Commonwealth Steel Alcohol move referred to minister 17.8:16 Co.) 8.9:1 Newcastle AA 25 years old 26.8:7 Gas death 9.9:6 Board men most prone to alcoholism 17.10;13 Youth,16, crushed to death (Raymnnd Power) Alanon sets up at Wickham 10.11:15 10.9:3 Help for alcoholics off the shelf 10.11:LH2 Boy catches hand in meat mincer 26.9:6 Acid bums workers 28.9:14 ALUMINIUM Power station driver killed (Johann Rittchen) 14.10:3 Alcan may extend Kurri plant 12.2:8 Builder died in fall from scaffold (William Hancock) Alcan boost will create 1000 jobs 1.4:1 28.10:5 Wran to see smelter 14.4:10 $55,000 for widow 18.11:8 Alcoa will build WA refinery 9.7:9 Shipworker killed (Ken Harding) 19.11:3 Comalco gets price risp approval from PJT Safety "overlooked" in fumes death 9.12:9 12.7:12 Building slump hits Alcan profits 16.8:12 ADOPTION Comalco lifts profit to $20M 30.8:12
Society blamed for adoptee frustration 8.3:11 AMALGAMATED METAL WORKERS' AND SHIPWRIGHTS' Caution urged in South Korean adoptions 25.5:11 UNION State to press ahead on adoption-. 26.5:3 Move to unify adoption laws 28.5:31 80 go on strike at Goninans 14.4:6 S.A. adoption contact scheme 1.8:10 Goninan's strike ends 15.4:5 Children first (Leader) 16.9:2 Unions, management to discuss strike 30.6:10 Hexham strikers to meet 1.7:5 ADULT EDUCATION Metalworkers end strike 2.7:9 .Union upset over mysterious body 24.8:16 Program offers help for adult illiterates Dispute over shunting mishap continues 3.9:8 18.5:9 Tax demands "hit jobless" 8.9:14 Getting back in mainstream 14.12:20 AMBULANCES ADVERTISING Three honoured (G Watt, A. Bradley and Clean bill for soap makers 28.2:7 R. Chadban) 3.2:12 New code for therapeutic advertising 30.3:1 Finding streets easier 10.2:13 State checks on billboards 12.4:3 Centenary of ambulance group 17.3:1^ Research urged advertising effect 20.4:10 Doubts cast on future of Q-van 5.4:6 Newcastle advertising agency changes hands (Glen Ambulancemen fear squad loss 7.4:3 R. Burrows) 25.5:25 Executive against protest on Q-van 8.4:4 Ban on drink advertising urged 23.6:6 Posthumous award for officer (Clifford Webb) $2,000 fine 23.9:7 16.4:31 Sport - alcohol link deplored 28.9:10 Ambulance man going strong. (Aid. Chalkley) Advertising man of year (Sir Richard Kirby) 2.5:8 1.11:10 CB radio "interference" angers ambulancemen 12.5:3 AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES Ambulancemen train for life support 14.5:3 Extension to ambulance service (Raymond Terrrace Major expansion at Tocal planned 23.4:3 and Beresfield.) 25.5:3 New dairy breed at Tocal 29.6:17 Minister inspects ambulance HQ 6.6:11 Ambulance seminar attracts 200 11.6:11 Alexander memorial lecture 4.10:17 Life support ambulancemen "vital link" 13.6:13 Ambulancemen defend stand on rescues 23.6:7 AGRICULTURE Denman shire again asks for ambulance 24.6:7 Hot under their own collars 29.5:10 Maitland PP rates up $4,500 21.1:11 Ambulancemen a colourful lot 2.7:3 Rabbit farm opposed 9.2:10 Ambulance threat 8.7:7 Paterson's Curse spreads 24.8:3 Ag-Gear display at Maitland 7.9:14 Belmont ambulance station gets welcome gift Farm display succeeds 10.9:5 14.7:LH1 Air ambulance for Hunter sought 21.7:LHl AIRPORTS Ambulance begins emergency task 27.7:1 Hunter ambulances may run free longer 11.8:10 Airport strike still on 8.1:3 Boolaroo ambulance has top fund-raisers Scone seeks airport boost 4.5:27 11.8:LH1 Hexham com:aercial airport development HV ambulancemen order more work bans 17.3:3 approved 11.5:1 Ambulancemen meet today 18.8:11 A central airport (Leader) 12.5:2 Ambulance bans on until Sunday ig-8:4 Hexham airport proposal criticised 12.5:3 Ambulance officer retires to write (H.W."Bert" Airport site may be rezoned 12.5:LHl Snow) 22.8:12 Airport extension into lake opposed 17.5:9 Ambulance bans lifted 23.8:3 Airport plan for Hexham supported 21.5:10 Ambulance shift changes discussed 1.9:LH2 N.M.H. INDEX 1977
AMBULANCES (Ctd) ART (C'td) ~4, St.Johns brigade head wins badge 26.9:7 Enjoyable travels recalled (William Lee and Taxiraan finds dancers 28.9:9 Eileen Farmer-Lee) 7.2:7 No chopper service 29.9:LH2 "Happy" art wins festival prize (Wyong) Ambulance service seeks subscribers 4.10;17 12.2:1 Ambulance gets relief gear 13.10:LH3 Standard varies in sculpture 14.2:6 Ambulancemen get pay rise backdated 3.11:6 Wall mural as memorial 17.2:LH1 Interest shown in ambulance service 10.11:17 Top Australian artists featured in exhibition Toronto to get ambulance station 10.11:LH4 18.2:7 Ambulance link continues (Ken Avery) 17.11:11 Maitland art prize opens this week 21.2:8 Artist of oils and frames (Enid Martin) ANIMALS 24.2:LH2 Toronto.artist takes prize 24.2:LH2 Neck rope wore into dog's flesh 7.2:8 Maitland prize awarded (Ross Jackson) 26.2:3 Plans to have all pets desexed 24.2:13 Prize exhibition in search of a horae Cat poisoner fears 10.3:LH3 (Maitland prize exhibition) 26.2:8 King of the camels at Kapunda 12.3:10 Royal show for "no great shakes" artist Andalusian sale attracts 7000 14.3:7 (Irvine Homer) 28.2:3 Poison baits kill six Lake dogs 25.3:13 Glimpse below Murray 28.2:10 Four more dogs poisoned 26.3:1 Australian art goes on sale 2.3:10 Valley women dote on the irresistable pony.13.3:20 Philosophy amid landscapes 5.3:5 Damages sought over horses 14.4:11 About people and places (Louis James and Wider laws on dogs proposed 28.4:10 Norma Allen) 11.3:7 Council bays at urban dogs 5.5:1 Ned Kelly oil real steal 18.3:1 Banding program helps birds 1.6:21 People and animals (Michael Taylor and Wire for an ancient terrier 18.6:1 Cynthia Hildebrant) 21.3:6 Trendy owners drop afghans for blue cattle Chinese tour "sign of times" 25.3:1 dogs 25.6:5 Mankind's journey through time (Chinese Carcases may be greyhounds (Victoria) 28.6:1 exhibition) 26.3:9 Dog pack kills kitten 4.7:3 Ceramics on show (Michael and Bett Taylor) Seminar to discuss dogs 7.7:9 '30.3:20 Research on dogs defended 26.7:3 Art prize increased $500 (Muswellbrook) Sea-lion naps at Nobbys 19.8:5 5.4:19 Seven dogs poisoned (Karuah) 27.9:3 Artist's work caught royal eye (Bruce Swann) Cooks Hill has cat problem 27.9:7 6.4:5 Feline strays snub our intrepid teara 28.9:14 The sky has holes in it (Virginia Geyl and Dog poisoning spread feared 4.10;10 Louis Kahan) 6.4:8 Couple seek peace and profit with angoras Exhibition shows lands varying moods 11.4:8 8.10:1 Broad view of Bent 13.4:10 Dog action plea 12.10:16 Drysdale drawings "fake" 20.4:8 Mutton birds washed up 24.10:1 Former prisoners' first one-man exhibition Wildlife fund set for Australia: PM 14.11:11 (George Bird) 22.4:1 Annulment bid. (cruelty conviction) 26.11:11 Traffic jams in colour (Martin Colocott and Fastest goat in the west 30.11:17 William Peascod) 25.4:8 Monkey mauls woman 1.12:1 Art dealer jailed over forgeries (Melb) Monkey "boss" male 2.12:3 27.4:11 Seven pups hold key to hunt club's ambition Council supports Denman art show 30.4:5 7.12:7 Enigma in the English style (Paul Nash) Guide dog escapes bait death (Sydney) 2.5:14 9.12:3 Court told of fake paintings 3.5:9 Goat show draws widespread support 14.12:9 Man freed on fraud charge 6.5:15 Down to earth with many canine friends Union forum draws out artists 7.5:3 (Madam Edith J. Chun) 22.12:9 Nolan's gift to nation 7.5:3 Pelican man a hit with the birds 31.12:5 London trip closer (Irvine Homer) 7.5:5 Public helps artist travel 10.5:9 APPRENTICES Generous (Sidney Nolan's gift to the Australian War Memorial) (Leader) 11.5:2 Apprentice training (Leader) 6.1:2 More help for artist (Irvine Homer) 11.5:13 4000 try but only 363 will succeed 7.1:1 A choice of palettes (Marylyn Ferguson and Builders deny trainees underpaid 13.1:7 Jennifer MacMillan) 11.5:18 149 applicants for one apprenticeship Fund for artist grows (Irvine Homer) 12.5:12 (Jennings Industries Ltd.) 14-1:1 Artist sees where gift will hang (Sidney One yearning fulfilled out of 149 15.1:5 Nolan) 12.5:12 New aid for apprentices 17.1:1 Artist gets aid from colleagues 13.5:9 Apprentices (Leader) 18.1:2 Ocker comes to town 16.5:7 Trainee scheme details awaited 18.1:3 Artist Tom Gleghorn returns 19.5:7 Disadvantages seen in new apprentice plan Artist's fund half-way (Irvine Homer) 19.5:18 1.2:7 Disabled artist set for London as money pours Training for jobless school-leavers 14.2:6 in. 21.5:1 Training scheme gets big boost 28.3:11 Viva Vivas'. (Luis Vivas) 21.5:31 Apprentice report 11.5:14 Woman cancels trip abroad for Homer appeal. 23.5:1 Shortland apprentice wins award 8.6:7 30 attend workshop on art 23.5:9 Indentures for twins and one is tops 16.6:1 Irvine Homer fund at <52500 24.5:9 Entrants sought for apprentice awards 22.6:12 Homer travel fund tops $3900 25.5:9 Electrician top apprentice 28.6:3 550 given to Homer fund 25.5:13 Apprentice in North gains bank prize 29.6:7 Generosity (Leader) 26.5:2 Belmont man wins award (Mr.G. Williams) Artist flies to London today 26.5:3 13.9:7 Symbolic Whitlam painting 26.5:15 Trainee tops in craft (Mr.G. Priest) 14.9:10 UK adventure begins 27.5:3 Apprentice awards to North 15.9:15 The trap of sentiment (John Bartley) 30.5:8 Apprentice awards cover 26 trades 1.10;29 Fund reaches $5060. 2.6:15 New apprentice plan starts in 1978 28.11:7 School art contest 13.6:10 Job squeeze seen for apprentices 7.12:20 Tri-horse art acquisition 14.6:10 MTIA seeks more apprenticeships 15.12:12 Albertine's lions pace cages 22,6:16 Crucified for art's sake 28.6:13 ARBITRATION Nailed hand brings sack 29.6:8 Sculptor works with nature in mind (Michio Judge draws protest 18.2:1 Ihara) 29.6:9 Arbitration judge queries chief 11.5:12 A real acrylic world (Ronald Hawke and Arbitration head defends stand 19.5. :11 Guy Warren) 4.7:6 Arbitration Commission a "useful whipping boy" Welcome colour at work (Michael Galamansky) 2,9:3 7.7:9 Budgewoi artist goea bush (Robert Doyle) ART 7.7:LH2 The importance of being small (Edward Weston Chinese watercolours as art therapy photographs) 11.7:10 (Mrs. Sybil Tyler) 20.1:LH1 Peasant painter seeks venues 20.7:3 Artist takts Archibald and Sulman prizes Art seer as part of society (Professor (Brett Whiteley) 22. 1:1 Kultertnann) 20.7:19 Literary sculpture (Krysten Walker) 2.2:24 The real and the fancied (Art Gallery of N S W) 25.7:8 B.K.H. INDEX 5. 1977
ART (C'td) ART GALLERIES
An eye for pebbles and mountains (Reinis Zosters) Art gallery packs up its pictures 1.1:5 25.7:8 Art gallery moving house 6.1:7 Entries set record (Muswellbrook) 25.7:8 Art post filled 24.2:3 Government shies away from nude 2b.7:1 Gallery gets art gifts via radio 11.3:5 Elegant, crisp and crafted (Madeleine Scott Gallery a thing for pride 12.3:2 Jones) 27.7:10 Praise for gallery director 18.3:11 Bush, town idealised (Alex Graham Andrews) Aldermen reveal art loyalties 24.3:15 27.7:10 Centre, gallery "cost SIM year" 4.4:6 Artist finds inspiration at Swansea 28.7:LH2 University, gallery exchange art 5.4:6 Japanese sculptor makes ,:ift to city 9.8:1 Art gallery check recommended 15.4:5 Two decades of a painter's life (Guy Gallery plan approved (Cooks Hill) 26.4:13 Warren) 10.8:11 Council to review approval system 2.5:9 Where will this wind blow? 11.8:8 Gallery will lend Dobell for tour 18.5:11 Pictures in pubs rare outlet for talent Art gallery praised 18.5:30 11.8:19 Royal photo for exhibit 18.5:30 Sculpture sites inspected 16.8:7 Attendance booms at new region gallery Dancers and lovers (Lenore Eades and 19.5:7 Arthur Evan Read) 22.8:7 Art gallery praise 27.5:11 Government House needs you 22.8::1 0 Open Sesame (Leader) 31.5:2 Sculptor upset over site plan 23.8:3 Region gallery to exhibit new works 1.6:1 Scott and Hunter sculpture site likely Doubts on $5M art gift to city 4.6:1 24.6:12 Art gallery has "space to expand" 6.6:1 The unretiring artist of Warners Bay A home for gifts and purchases 6.6:8 (Leila Baird) 25.8:LH3 Art offer (editorial) 8.6:2 Sculpture gets Hunter St. site 30.8:8 City gallery "not right" for $5M collection Lecturer will judge Terrace art show 8.6:3 30.8:17 $10,000 grant to art gallery 8.6:14 Surprise for young artist (Sophia Montefiore) America's art heritage display 13.6:10 31.8:1 Landscapes and symbols 14.6:10 Sculpture (Leader) 31.8:2 State assists Hunter art galleries 18.6:13 Pleasant paintings show social changes Walk on the seamy side 18.6:13 5.9:10 Gallery spends $63,000 on art 21.6:5 Space and movement (Judy Cowell and Krysten Central Coast pottery, art on show 23.6:5 Walker) 7.9:9 Art director in new post 27.7:11 Newcastle artist on show (Peter Bollen) Newcastle interest in art grows 27.7:11 12.9:8 Director attacks veto on art (Australian Reality and fantasy 14.9:12 National Gallery) 31.8:3 Approval for new art school 23.9:5 Superman part of art show 1.9:13 Dobell and friends 24.9:8 Galleries get state help 5.9:9 Unwilling to stop (Patricia Usher) 29.9:10 Heat threat to gallery art 18.10:5 The faces of Africa 3.10:7 Councillors to visit gallery 25.10:9 Newcastle start for Canadian art tour 4.10:12 Art gallery wins design award 2.11:13 Sculpture to go up 5.10:15 Correction to article 0 2/11. 3.11:3 Paintings go on show (Raymond Terrace) Entr'.es in design award on show 9.11:9 10-10:7 Art presentation on Monday 9.11:9 J.N. Kilgoor seen in retrospect 10.10:11 Gallery design "a great job" 10.11:7 Woodlands offered to hold art treasures $200,000 start for art foundation 15.11:1 11.10:1 Gallery will have more seats 16.11:10 Sculpture to be erected this week 11.10:6 Plaque to mark city art gift 17.11:11 Sculpture date 12.10:12 Gallery may get mayor's portrait 25.11:5 Works show changing attitude 12.10:27 Hunter region may get museum, gallery centre Wran considers art offer (William Bowmore) 29.11:7 14.10:6 Gallery inquiry on social use 30.11:20 Blake Prize shared (John Cobum and Rod Gallery fund approaches target 30.11:21 Milgate) 14.10:13 Gallery given painting 8.12:5 Towers takes prize (Raymond Terrace Art Show) Museum, gallery decision soon 12.12:9 15.10:1 Gallery to continue tours 21.12:11 Qld prize to Sydney artist (Janet Dawson) Guides stay on art gallery duty 29.12:14 17.10:11 Suberb portraiture in British show 17.10:11 ARTS AND CRAFTS The great art rush is on 26.10:1 Cat picture a winner 27.10:1 A woolly notion for the rugged minded Art show to miss one year (Muswellbrook) 27.1:14 31.10:7 Hobbies to go on display 15.6:12 Choice for the multitude (Collectors Choice) Talented Jbngan carves life from dead tree 31.10:8 (Alexi Prescott) 30.6:LH2 Artist lives in world of colour (Lillian Murals from machine 28.9:15 Siddle) 3.11:LHl 500 at crafts show (Hillsborough) 24.11:LH1 Art on show tomorrow (Valentine) 3.11:LH4 Embroidery on exhibition 15.12:19 Art exhibition arranged (Muswellbrook) 7.11:9 ASTRONOMY Of pain and persecution (Barlach / Kollwitz) 7.11:9 Telescope flies 12km high (Colin Keay) People and birds in textured landscape 2.3:12 (Richard Bogusz) 9.11:11 Meteor shower promises spectacle (Colin Art show raises $2000 10.11:LH1 Keay) 4.4:13 Art orize won by portrait study (Dungog) Uranus now in sight (Colin Keay) 1.6:20 11.11:5 Hunter club caters for astronomers of all From cellar to gallery (Anne Lembke) ages 30.6:11 17.11:LH2 Universe formed in primary bang (Colin Record price for painting (John Peter Keay) 30.7:31 Ruasell) 21.11:5 Mysteries solved with new facilities 31.8:20 Bowmore art "staggers" 24.11:7 No moon and out come the fainter beauties Stained glass art (David Saunders) 1.12:16 4.10:10 Growing arts centre faces early death Treat for sky-watchers. 2.11:10 3.12:2 Jules Verne's concept alive and well 5.12:9 Whiteley shows his strength 5.12:8 Star of Bethlehem records discovered 15.12:18 Bringing stained glass down to eye level 8.12:13 Dobell art festival at Wangi 8.12:LH2 ATHLETICS Cardiff girl top artist (Sophia Montefiore) 15.12:6 Record throw spurs Martin into training Sydney artist wins second Archibald 17.12:11 IVayne Martin) 19.1:30 The Archibald revisited 19.12:9 Athlete sees apathy 21.1:4 Two successful artists for joint exhibition Eight top athletic coaches at clinic (Greg Turner and Robert Edden) 28.12:15 8.6.:39 Grounds for exercise 13.10;LH4 Baiwlck in games bid 27.10;20 Fitness track plan 29.10:32 H.M.H. INDEX
AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA - AR-MY (C'td)
Adventurer plans new quest (Hans Army aviation first and last 18.2:4 Tholstrup) 8.1:3 1400 in military exercise 22.2:9 Fraser warns of cargo cult 27.1:3 Trainee teacher is best sergeant (Sergeant Calls for republic horrify Menzies 2.3:7 D.J. Robertson) 3.3:LH2 Republican tremors (Leader) 8.3:2 Hospital joins in exercise 12.3:10 Author predicts republic by Army honours soldier 19.3:9 1980 8.3:7 NTHC may act against army 23.3:16 Poll shows majority do not want Queen NTHC calls for army camp ban 26.3:1 8.3:7 Cleaners end strike 30.3: 6 Australia moving closer to Indonesia Minister to hear ammunition question 4.4:11 8.3:8 Noise tests for Singleton base 16.4:8 Japanese look at Ockers 9.3:3 Units from Sydney to use camp 16.5:6 Rule Britannia, or roll out the republic? Newcastle link for soldier-Warant officer 14.3:2 Harold Lawrence Eyre 19.5:7 Fraser attacks republicans 4.4:1 Army service plan to ease job plight 25.5:26 Monarchy classed as outdated Trainees to gain wings 27.5:7 5.4:3 Employers asked to back army reserves 1.6:11 Australia day 29.4:5 Army training in west N.S.W. 16.6:12 Menzies letter denounced Watergate Regiment puts on show for public 17.6:8 critics as low 27.5:1 Army women graduate 17.6:8 Increase in support for republicanism Singleton ceremony for jubilee 18.6:3 (Cutler) 8.6:6 Leopard shows its claws in a blitzkrieg performance National fires signal Queen's jubilee 21.7:12 13.6:8 Battalion veteran retires 22.8:13 Shark seen in Tuggerah Lakes IRA assertion denied 28.9:1 26.8:3 Hunter army exercise 15.10:8 Fallacies in the text of progress "Reservists take to forest 20.10:9 (Sir Paul Hasluck) 18.10:3 Robot in bomb scare debut 25.10:3 Bringing Australia back to life 19.11:3 AUSTRALIA - CONSTITUTION
Bjelke against referendum 14.1:1 AUSTRALIA - AIR FORCE Overdue and essential (Leader) 24.1:2 MP's face cut in numbers 2.2:1 New base CO takes up post (Air Commodore Plebiscite: Cabinet agrees on questions J. Boast) 7.1:7 16.2:3 RAAF gets $15.5M anti-sub patrol 8.1:3 Senators oppose elections Bill 17.2:3 Rathmines base history 27.1:LH3 MP's clear four referendum Bills 18.2:1 Mirage death toll rises to 10. 3.2:1 Referendum may save Vic seat 21.2:8 The Mirage (Leader) 4.2:2 Liberal senators cross floor 23.2:1 Military aircraft "not given priority" 21.2:8 NCP senators rebel over referendums 24.2:10 Foot-slushing to record (Tom Hamilton) 7.3:3 Senators scorn ideology switch 25.2:11 Surveyors plan next freeway section 16.3:11 Bills pass despite Liberal revolt 26.2:1 Change sought in airspace 30.3:8 Lib. rebels deal new referendum setbacks 28.2:1 Orangeland mops up blue paratroopers 28.4:3 Liberals reply 24.3:3 F-lll crash inquiry opens (Guyra) 29.4:1 N.S.W. Libs back poll 26.3:1 Trackers "fit lo fly" 29.4:3 Opponents set out yes, no cases for referendum RAAF learns lesson 30.4:5 28.3:1 Inquiry on F-lll loss continues 4.5:19 FM tips referendum success 29.3:3 Parachutist set for 100th jump 11.5:20 Menzies denies attack 30.3:29 Shopping for a successor to RAAF Mirage WA Libs back "no votes" 31.3:1 14.5:2 Erosion of support (Leader) 31.3:2 No change to RAAF in Asia 31.5:6 Issues in the referendums 31.3:14^ RAAF pilot gets award 18.6:9 Communists: vote"yes" 18.4:8 RAAF history at Rathmines told 29.6:15 PM planning reterendura barnstorm 22.4:1 15 graduate from flying school 13.7:7 WA Libs oppose most of referenda 25.4:3 i 18 RAAF base jobs "in jeopardy" 20.7:8 A choice of jingles 27.4:3 j Copter down; four missing (Irian Jaya) Referendums "sensible, just" 5.5:3 I 30.7:3 PM seeks women's support 10.5:13 i RAAF pilot injured 1.8:13 Simultaneous House elections fraudulent, Foreign j=!ts due today 22.8:10 asserts senator 11,5:3 RAAF aircraft swap si<^es 23.8:1 PM, Court quarrel over referendum 14.5:1 Plane wreck discovery revives old memories PM confident of referendum success 16.5:3 24.8:1 Qld Premier defends referendum stand 17.5:1 Three-way air war over Queensland 31.8:3 Democracy at stake; Whitlam 17.5:1 Hercules planes may be sold 1.9:26 Guard for the future (Leader) 18.5:2 Rebels "down" RAAF copter (PNG) 7.9:3 Poll vital to both leaders 18.5:2 I Radar unit wins safety award 13.9:9 Bjelke and PM in poll funds clash 18.5:3 Newcastle remembers airmen 17.9:5 Referendum No campaigners warn of harsh Tribute to RAAF squadron. (450 squadron) budget 19.5:3 19.9:14 The voters' guide to the four questions F-lll crash kills two. (Woody Head, NSW) 30.9:3 8 Million to vote on song, four questions Bird strike evidence in jet crash 5.10:3 21.5:1 RAAF warns of jet noise 2.11:3 A day to vote yes (Leader) 21.5:2 Mirages to try again 4.11:5 ALP calls for general poll next year 23.5-1 RAAF, army jubilee salute 12.11:9 Lost by a Whisker (Leader) 23.5:2 Red Berets easy race day winners 14.11:10 Simultaneous elections rebuff for PM 23.5:2 RAAF crash inquiry begins 15.11:6 Referendum went smoothly in North 23.5:10 Blacksmiths flight cadets on parade 24.11:LH3 Northern electorates voce yes 23.5:10 Campaign for female air corps 28.11:7 How the states voted in the referendums RAAF base open day 29.11:5 23.5:13 Forces join for jubilee march 5.12:1 Poll result still three Yes,one No. 24.5:3 RAAF humour in print 16.12:6 Whitlam apology for book-cover picture 25.5:9 Constitution poll a sham, the result a shame 26.5:2 AUSTRALIA - ARMY Sir John "should have kept out" 21.6:3 Reform (Leader) 5.7:2 N.S.W. wants land money back Kerr welcomes assessment 5.7:3 (Fern Bay) 28. 1:3 Conference considers constitution 24.9:31 $25M deal for night radar Reform fighters set up fund 26.9:13 2.2:3 Governor against curb on powers 16,11:3 Light Hovaemen back in <>addle 10.2:3 N.M.H. INDEX 7. 1977
AUSTRALIA - DEFENCE AUSTRALIA - ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL
Diamond jubilee of women's service 21.1:16 Few gained (Leader) 1.1:2 Australia may buy Swedish fighters 20.1:3 Devaluation reaction (D.Karpin) 1.1:8 Munitions factories to liaise 14.2:8 Bumpy economic road ahead 1.1:8 Hew warefare complex at Williamtown opened Leaders see hope for 1977 3.1:1 17.2:6 Solution" to economy woes 4.1:1 New doubts on Omega range 7.3:3 Economic recovery tipped 5.1:18 Canberra cautious on peace zone 11.3:5 $ cut was "the best decision" 7.1:1 Australia warns again on Soviet 16.3:6 Australian deficit rises sharply 12.1:1 US policy scuttled Fraser in Indian Ocean: Speculators (Leader) 14.1:2 Whitlan. 16.3:15 Devaluation starts cash flood 14.1:6 Unions oppose Vic Omega base 17.3:10 Canberra keeps grip on money 15.1:1 Early start sought on Omega base 19.3:1 Opposition attacks policy making 17.1:3 Repat appeals change 4.4:6 Economic plans attacked as "ad hoc" 18.1:1 Taxes for service pensions 16.4:3 Patch job (Leader) 18.1:2 Defence pensions change 20.4:9 Money talks (Leader) 20.1:2 City in wars for week 23.4:3 Bench chief takes over hearing 20.1:6 Australia-NZ pact urged 27.4:11 Federal plan "discredited" 2.11:11 Australia, NZ in defence pact 29.4:3 No money available for loans to ASEAN members Service homes may cost more 5.5:7 2.2:18 Omega base review urged 9.5:11 Inflation drop "reversed" by devaluation Pine Gap book revelation stolen 11.5:3 3.2:1 Hayden plans defence budget 12.5:10 Top Liberal hits Canberra policy 4.2:1 MP's kept in dark: Pine Gap worker 13.5:3 Liberals defend policy 5.2:3 Servicemen lobby senators on pensions 23.5:6 Labor plans attack on state of economy 7.2:1 Taxing the disabled (Leader) 24.5:2 MPs' views sought on salary boost. 7.2:8 Defence gaps outlined in report 3.6:1 Labor outlines economy deal 8.2:3 Pay rise for armed forces 18.6:33 PM finds life is not easy 9.2:2 Omega details expected soon 29.6:6 Labor's economy deal attacked 9.2:3 $8.7M contract for missiles 4.7:3 Deficit jumps $455M. 11.2:1 Servicemen face rent rise 7.7:5 Extra $850M for companies 16.2:3 Canberra takes Omega option 15.7:B It's full steam nowhere 21.2:2 Omega base option taken 1.8:3 The prospects look grim 21.2:2 Omega man says oppositiion to new station Canberra hitting employees: ALP 21.2:3 is misplaced 10.8:14 Business leaders lament lull 26.2:3 Onega will be open to public 16.8:3 Disqualified SM told to hear case 5.3:5 BHP head out of defence (Sir Ian McLennan) Lynch slates "chorus" for tax cuts 12.3:5 7.9:16 Companies' gross profits rise 33% 19.3:1 Soviet ships in Indian Ocean 7.9:22 Hayden warns of capital flow 24.3:3 Killen tells of defence realities 8.9:19 Hayden tip gets little response 25.3:8 Realism in defence (Leader) 9.9:2 PM against pay rises for f-IP's 26.3:1 Soviet not dominant in Indian Ocean 9.9:5 Intensive study of Federal spending promised Mr. Hayden attacks defence policy 10.9:9 28.3:1 Mirages stay in defence view 23.9:1 Inflation down to 10%: Anthony 29.3:1 Right at last (Leader) 24.9:2 Magistrate to appeal on ruling 29.3:9 Omega site "linked to phones" 17.10:12 Bank prefers tax cut to Federal spending Pine Gap pact extended 10 years 20.10:8 5.4:1 Northern MP's in Omega clash 8.11:3 Loan suit against Whitlam adjourned 5.4:6 Jubilee march today 3.12:5 PM warns of wage chaos 7.4:1 Old theme (Leader) 7.4:2 AUSTRALIA - DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR Pressure rises for economic summit 22.4:1 Whitlam sees threat to Parliament 29.4:6 Ambassador to serve in UN 5.1:7 Policies boost business: Fraser 9.5:3 Diplomatic shuffle tip 9.2:3 SM told to hear case 10.5:6 Industrial harmony " or no investment" 15.2:3 Fancher must pay for calls 19.5:7 Advice to be mooted (Leader) 16.2:2 $11,000 costs against Labor politicians 20.5:7 Australia and Tunisia link 18.2:3 Labor MP wants check for CIA-Khemlani link Freeth named London envoy 21.2:1 21.5:8 Rewarded (Leader) 22.2:2 Order to SM challenged 24.5:7 New envoy posting "biased" 22.2:3 Government offer to pay bill: Senator 27.5:11 Embassy staff row before arbitrator 22.2:8 Whitlam contests court ruling 27.5:11 PM defends Freeth appointment 23.2:3 Moderate growth aim 31.5:14 TV crew held in embassy 1.3:3 Whitlam case: state call for inquiry 1.6:3 Austrdian embassy again for Beirut 11.3:13 Treasury economic policy criticised 1.6: Beirut embassy rated important 16.3:6 Spending power (note) 3.6:2 Diplomats refuse economy travel 4.4:3 Economy still sinking despite growth juggling Consulates taxed by travel increase 8.6:19 6.6:2 Rhodesia centre closure opposed 9.6:3 Mr. Lynch denies economy plan faltering Protesters jeer at envoy (S.Africa) 23.6:3 7.6:1 Inexcusable (note) (S. Africa) 24.6:2 Canberra aims at single figure inflation Envoy to Germany transferred 20.7:6 8.6:7 New ambassadors 29.8:14 Mr. Fraser's battle with the big spenders 10.6:2 Australia'a Jakarta staff attacks PSB Economic council gains State support 13.6:1 8.9:22 Economic talks on way 14.6:1 Armed guards for Indian envoys 16.9:3 Economic council(Leader) 14.6:2 Interpol joins kidnap hunt 17.9:3 Cut spending on welfare, metal group urges Barrister's son held in kidnap case 20.9:9 14.6:3 Tasmanian leader for London post 21.9:3 Unions predict big rallies on economy 15.6:14 Indian envoys get death threat 21.9:10 March inflation "understated"16.6:3 US Ambassador linked to Lance affair 24.9:3 Labor outlines economy plan 17.6:13 Embassy used as smuggling cover 29.9:16 WA Premier wants telephone talks on State Spying allegation stirs PNG 19.10:3 economies 20.6:1 Apology over PNG "spy" 20.10:3 Hayden urges $800M boost to save economy "Spy" recall urged 21.10:3 23.6:3 Indian envoy threatened. 22.10:3 Ellicott "may take Sankey case" 28.6:8 Australian office besieged by PNG students Treasury signals interest rate drop 1.7:6 22.10:3 Inflation rate "contained" 4.7:3 Ambassadors appointed 29.10:3 Canberra ignores threat to block new loan Envoy to be recalled (Lindsay Burridge) 31.10:7 11.7:3 Man sent for trial on attache stab charge States back down on interest rates 12.7:1 3.11:6 $A rises firmly against $US 13.7:1 Diplomatic post for Kerr denied 12.11:1 Confidence in dollar sagging:0pposition Look to Asia, says diplomat 13.12:12 14.7:14 Australia urged to look to Japan for loana 21.7:16 ^N.¥;H. INDEX' ".•*w AUSTRALIA - ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL AUSTRALIA - ECONOMIC AND FINAJ-ICIAL (C'td) Tarnished image (Leader) 22.7:2 PM walks out 18.11:3 Inflation rate dovm, says (iFrn 22.7:3 Lynch quits - Howard takes over 19.11:1 One phase ends in cjnspiracy case 27.7:7 Mr. Lynch (Leader) 19.11:2 Gloomy economical future tipped 27.7:20 Mr. Lynch's letter of resignation 19.11:33 Recovery "needs community" 29.7:13 Lynch resignation "inevitable" 21.11:3 Overseas loan sought 9.8:3 PM outmanoeuvres Lynch in bitter backstage Dollar change minor 9.8:16 fight 21.11:8 Economy to slip further into recession" McMahon considers return to treasury 22.11:8 10.8:1 Lynch's performance as treasurer stands up Forecast is far too depressing 11.8:21 well 23,11:2 Correction to article on 11/8 12.8:3 PM, deputy admit to family trusts 24.11:1 Balance of payments deficit $301M 12.8:11 Politicians and trusts (Leader) 25.11:2 Canberra to pay Labor costs 17.8:5 Labor's economic management "cleared-up" Sankey wants legal costs met 20.8:5 30.11:29 Connor defended on loans charge 24.8:9 Production growth forecasts backed 2.12:1 MP's salary confirmed 25.8:1 Inflation on downturn survey team reports Tax cuts give PM $67 a week 26.8:7 7.12:1 Fees request 29.8:14 Conflicting figures (Leader) 9.12:1 Hard times (Leader) 30.8:2 Howard disputes OECD 13.1% inflation 9.12:3 Interest rate fall tipped 1.9:1 Fraser studies Lynch financial documents Ellicott quits in loans echo 7.9:1 14.12:1 Loans affair victim (Leader) 7.9:2 PM silent about future for Lynch 15.12:3 Interest rates plan 7.9:3 PM expected to clear Lynch 16.12:3 Attorney-General's discretion "impeded" Fraser "all clear" saves Lynch 17.12:3 7.9:14 Mr. Lynch (Leader) 19 .12:2 Another victim of loans affair 7.9:15 New economic job likely for Lynch 19.12:3 Loans case was "an obsession" 7.9:15 The Lynch papers 19.12:8 Conspiracy case move awaited 8.9:3 Treasury in decline (Leader) 20.12:2 Dollar under siege, says Hayden 9.9:1 Clash over inflation "fall" 29.12:3 No early income equalisation 15.9:6 Treasury status remains same: Howard 29.12:14 Drain on reserves enormous:Hayden 17.9:3 Canberra eases money cuts 19.9:3 AUSTRALIA - FOREIGN AFFAIRS The pruning ends (Leader) 20.9:2 Subpoenas issued in loans case 20.9:3 New East Timor radio link planned 3.1:11 Labor urges naming of speculators 21.9:3 Australians "not mercenaries" for Rhodesia Fraser keeps spending tight 21.9:3 7.1:7 Importers rush to insure against devaluation ALP man seeks study of Timor killings 15.1:8 22.9:14 Australian - Greek call-up "absurd" 17.1:6 Japan looks at Australian bond request 23.9:6 Australia "plundered by Russia" 21.1:11 Bank paints glooray economic outlook 26.9:1 Jews urged to ignore PLO visit 26.1:17 October loan decision soon 26.9:13 East Timor issue dead: Senator 27.1:7 PM, Hayden clash on $. 27.9:1 Australian alleges Timor atrocities 28.1:4 Sankey case take over considered 27.9:5 Canberra may investigate " atrocities" in Overseas loans stem run on $. 28.9:1 Timor 29.1:1 Money men caught out 28.9:1 Timor (Leader) 29. 1:2 Firm action on the $. (Leader) 29.9:2 East Timor allegations reach capital 1.2:3 Privilege part of law: QC 29.9:8 PM begins goodwill visit to PNG 7.2:3 States may demand interest cut: '^ran 30.9:3 PNG acts on boundary row 8.2:1 Nation loses $420M from foreign funds in four Take Torres, Bjelke urges 9.2:3 weeks 5.10:3 Native children greet Fraser with flower showers Hayden censured for dollar comments 5.10:8 10.2:11 Devaluation acvice alleged 6.10:9 PM defends (bmmonwealth 11.2:3 Economy"out of control" 6.10:9 525 reported dead in Timor clash 21.2:3 Loan rate plan opposed by states 10.10:13 New Timor radio link sought 22.2:8 Canberra threat to October loan 13.10:3 Australia cuts historical link with PNG Premiers fail to force interest rates down 23.2:6 15.10:10 "Jungle man" a problem for Bankok embassy Vice-regal boost 20.10:1 26.2:31 Dollar run blame 21.10:8 MP's seek US action on Timor 28.2:3 Hope for states on loan rates 21.10:13 94 MPs sign Timor petition 1.3:3 Interest rate drop forecast 22.10:10 No decision on Banaban aid 4.3:3 Business, industry "get green light" 24.10:1 US to hear envoy on Timor killings 10.3:20 Shock for Fraser in survey 25.10:1 Labor moves to set up Timor inquiry 11.3:13 Lynch says confidence growing in economy MP bids to condemn V lets 11.3:13 25.10:10 US House to hear Timor charges 14.3:1 ASIO to get wider security power 26.10:3 Former consul to show Timor slides 15.3:3 External situation "sound" 26.10:12 Indonesia protests over Timor allegations Tight hold on money 28.10:6 16.3:1 Foreign profit under scrutiny says Lynch Bully-boy tactics (Leader) 16.3:2 28.10:6 Japan "out-negotiated: Australia at talks November cash loan tipped 31.10:6 16.3:3 Reserve funds trickle back 1.11:1 Peacock plays down Timor 17.3:1 Bribes report investigated 2.11:3 Bill outlaws mercenary activity 18.3:1 $A falls as pound rises 2.11:26 Words and deeds (Leader) 18.3:2 No cash loan. Lynch 3.11:16 "No faults" in warning by Peacock 18.3:3 $A lifts against $US despite devaluation Fretlin win town: radio 19.3:3 3.11:16 Senator tells Jakarta: Ignore Timor protest Inflation rate of 3Z "near" 4.11:1 21.3:1 Fraser blocks economic survey 5.11:1 Terrorist ban may affect PLO 21.3:3 $733M balance of payment deficit 5.11:10 .'Indiscreet (Leader) 22.3:2 How our economy rates 8.11:2 ;Indonesian petition on Timor 22.3:3 Inflation rating 10.111 Timor "interference" denounced 23.3:3 $3092M deficit 10.11:16 Peacock expects US to consult 24.3:3 Part record basis for Fraser campaign Peacock in accord with US 26.3:3 10.11:17 Peacock confident of US bond 31.3:12 Capital inflow less than Gov. had hoped Indonesian Press urged to attack Australians 31.3:12 Single digit inflation 11.11:3 Timor row in House 1.4:3 Bond interest rate cut to 9.25% 12.11-1 Armed threat seen to PNG 2.4:1 Economic balance "major problem" 12.11:10 China believes war certain 5.4:1 Bond registration 12.11:10 Peacock may act in rich and poor gap 5.4:12 Interest rate fall coming: Fraser 14.11-3 80 Timorese killed daily; MP 6.4:3 Lynch land deal: MLC 16.11:1 East Timor take-over "logical" 16.4:3 Lynch profits from "unsuitable" unit 16 IMo Insurgents top priority 20.4:6 Lynch family profit from land $74,225 Malaysia bans journalist 21.4:3 Australia Cries to end Timor rift 21.4:3 Friendship treaty 22.4:3 N.M.H. INDEX 9. 1977 AUSTRALIA - FOREIGN AFFAIRS (C'td) AUSTRALIA - NAVY (Ctd) Rift over Timor may be closing 22.4:3 Responsibility (Leader) 26/4:2 Australia not buying into Asia; Peacock Dockyard seeks navy contract 28.4:3 25.4:3 Naval base a vital cog 11.5:3 Pakistan trouble warning issued 26,4:3 Royal Navy helicopter crashes 11.5:9 Peacock in long Calks with Singapore PM Submarine for RAN 27.5:3 26.4:3 Submarine to visit port (HMAS Onslow) Whitlam denies Timor charge 27.4:7 31.5:10 Asian law on drugs harsh: Peacock 27.4:11 $5M navy job for tender soon 9.6:17 Inquiry on Timor called farce 28.4:6 Submarine arriving today - HMAS Onslow Peacock should resign: MP 2.5:3 11.6:8 Peacock faces ALP challenge over Timor RAN flagship in UK 15.6:17 meeting 3.5:1 Submarine for RAN - HMAS Orion 16.6:7 Fraser may detail "missing" papers 4.5:3 Australia considers buying $5M sea harriers Peacock survives call to resign 4.5:3 5.7:1 China' s role (Dr. Stephen Fitzgerald) Patrol boat boost for Navy 21.7:6 (Leader) 5.5:2 Dockyard to tender for Navy job. 28.7:6 Peking's world view 5.5:2 Poor security blamed for naval base fire Peacock rejects Timor query 5.5:10 17.8:5 Peacock "knew of invasion" 6.5:3 Whitewash (Leader) 18.8:2 AJA wants Timor deaths inquiry 7.5:31 Minehunter in weekend visit (HMAS Snipe) Pro-Timor MP flees police 9.5:1 30.8:9 Evidence of Timor atrocities alleged 23.5:3 Submarine arrives today (HMAS Otway) 9.9:7 Red menace (Leader) 25.5:2 No sour grapes for shipbuilders head Two cross floor in Timor vote 27.5:1 24.9:5 Ocean Is.people will get $10M 28.5:1 Australian doubt on carrier design 30.9:5 Rhodesian office to be closed 4.6:5 ANL-Navy contract let to Sydney yard African policy facing test 13.6:3 6.10:3 Pacific warned not to meddle in Africa "Millions" cost prohibits dock 26.10:7 14.5:11 $16M torpedoes for Navy 27.10:3 Australia urged to aid South Pacific 15.6:6 Navy ship order hope high 9.11:1 Laos detains Austalian journalist 28.6:3 Carrington Slipways wins $36M order 22.11:3 No news of journalist 29.6:1 HMAS Porpoise visits port 2.12:5 Cocos chief will make UN plea 30.6:3 US base warned on sackings 14.12:20 Call for independent inquiry on East Timor US Navy ships due Monday 16.12:7 backed 14.7:11 Time to smile (Leader) 20.12:2 Island, What island? Oh that island 20.7:29 US ship commander takes different tack PM opposed on Rhodesia move 18.8:1 (Commander R.P.Onorati of the USS Gray) Two groups challenge PM on Rhodesia 22.8:8 20.12:3 Senator alleges Timor visa refused 26.8:3 Lord mayor welcomes crews from US warships . Mr. Peacock in Athens 26.8:3 21.12:11 Indonesia bans Timor visit 29.8:3 US envoy inspects ships 22.12:3 Indonesia ignores mapping operation threat 12,000 see US ships in 9-day visit 28.12:8 30.8:3 US ships leave five men behind 29.12:1 Indonesia "preparing for Fretilin assault" 1.9:1 Australia's Timor refugee policy criticised AUSTRALIA - OVERSEAS AID 6.9:3 Premier makes Timor claims 7.9:3 Poverty aid "sometimes harmful" 5.1:7 Australia and India talks 7.9:15 Joint Japan-Australia plan to aid S.E. Asia. MPs walk out over Bjelke 8.9:14 14.1:3 Russians accuse Australia of meddling 20.9:3 Voluntary groups angry at "secret"aid cuts Merecenary work for ex-diggers 24.9:3 26.2:1 Fretilin report troop influx 26.9:6 $15,000 aid for Rumania 24.3:15 PNG border issue still undecided 1.10:3 Australians study Philippines aid plan Apartheid praised 5.10:8 12.4:7 Peacock has L^N talks 5.10:16 $2.5M grant to Pakistan 20.4:6 Whitlam submits to Tinor policy 5.10:35 More aid urged for developing countries East Timor debate 6.10:18 22.4:6 Foreign policy "brutal" 7.10:3 Soil expert for Jordan 5.5:11 Soviet Union accused of discrimination against Australian aid for Burma 15.8:10 Jews 8.10:8 Overseas aid up $25M 17.8:8 PNG wants new aid deal 17.10:17 PM replies on arras 20.10:8 Biko inquiry demand 21.10:3 Cocos' highest pay $6 a week 8.11:6 AUSTRALIA - PARLIAMENT Doing our bit (Leader) 26.11:2 Minister's views embarrass cabinet 21.12:1 Anthony's post secure: Nixon 1.1:3 Wrong choice (Leader) 21.12:2 Deputy PM to return for parliament 5.1:18 PM invited to South Africa 23.12:3 Labor senator slates $1200 Kerr flight Warship "in Timor action" 28.12:19 10.1:6 Two Greek towns honour Grassby 11.1:13 AUSTRALIA - NAVY What makes a minister 19.1:2 Sir John in another ticklish mix-up 27.1:1 US visit to survey tracker aircraft 14.1:5 Anthony resumes work in Canberra 2.2:9 HMAS ParramaCta to visit city for four days Back to work for MP's 14.2:3 15.1:8 Cabinet extends meeting 15.2:1 Ship could be built by the dockyard 17.1:1 Assent to wrong Bill 16.2:11 Unions attack oiler ship decision 18.1:3 PLO visitors may be limited to Canberra Contract for RAN ship "undecided" 19.1:3 23.2:3 Parramatta in port for 3 days 29.1:3 House may get emergency lighting 23,2:6 Destroyer crew entertained (HMAS Parramatta) SecuriCy tightened for PM, treasurer 2.3:8 31.1:7 Christmas Island union row looms 2.3:13 Dock might miss ship tender 8.2:6 Kerr takes name off wrong Bill 2.3:16 Newcastle firms seek Navy job 9.2:13 Party rooms wanning up 9.3:2 Melbourne to load Grummans 14.3:9 Fraser in company cover-up: Whitlam 11.3:3 Navy trial for Nowra sailor 16.3:10 Tasmanian Liberal revolt averted 18.3:3 Sailor excapes (Nowra fire) 1.4:1 Whitlan remarks stir 25.3:4 Seaman "lit fuel from aircraft" 14.4:11 Sir John "did not resign" 31.3:3 Prints at base fire "match sailors" 15.4:8 MHR's seat may go for court ruling 31,3:3 Cetective denies bias in fire interview 16.4:8 Kerr to open IPU meeting 11.4:6 Court-martial adjourned 19.4:6 Navy boats to visit 19.4:11 Torpedo hits submarine (HMAS Oxley) 20.4:1 Base security called lax 21.4:11 Evidence ends in Navy trial 22.4:3 Seamen insane at Nowra blaze 23.4:5 manmitmmtifitmtimmm N.M.h. INLEX AUSTRALIA - PARLIAMENT (C'td) AUSTRALIA - PARLIAMENT (C'td) Shell victim: NCP chief 23.12:3 Inter-parliamentary union conference 12.4:3 Chipp aid plea faces rebuff 27.12:3 Inter-parliamentary union conference 13.4:11 Grassby curb 28.4:1 AUSTRALIA - PARLIAMENT - BUDGET 50 years in the House 9.5:9 Parliament break 11.5:9 Deficit rise.s to $5532M 8.3:1 Public servant faces inquiry 20.5:3 Fraser pledges tight Budget 19.3:1 No charge for lawyer who helped ALP 24.5:10 Canberra money axe poised 21.3:1 Lodge conditions "appalling" 25.5:3 Spending cuts (Leader) 22.3:2 Purchase of Governor's sword, dirk "illegal" Ljmch warns of huge cuts in spending 25.5:3 23.3:1 Opposition questions rejected 25.5:11 Budget cuts: shaking up the hornets nest Whitlam angers colleagues 2.6:1 29.3:2 Transport post "unchanged" 2.6:3 Dole report to influence Budget 31.3:1 Aid sought on Rights Bill 2.6:3 Lynch urges snaller Budget deficit 13.4:1 Sinclair "most attractive" MP 2.6:17 Budget deficit $5000M 13.4:24 Canberra defers taxation Bill 3.6:3 Economists favour expansionary Budget Fraser assures Dritain of loyalty 3.6:3 15.6:23 Whitlam case adjourned 16.6:9 Budget blues 17.6:3 Canberra orders changes in Cocos 16.6:20 Treasurer claims Budget near target 8.7:1 Hamilton political meeting called 17.6:6 Cabinet meets on uranium. Budget 12.7:3 Cocos may cost Australia millions 18.6:3 Jobless cut biggest hurdle for Budget Australia"to own Cocos in a year" 21.6:3 22.7:1 Federal MP's may get $60 a week extra Fixed on the deficit (Leader) 29.7:2 22.6:1 Easy Budget chance gone 29.7:2 Anti-PM group formed at Hamilton 22.6:13 PM forecasts tight Budget 1.8:3 MP's pay (note) 23.6:2 Flexibility needed (Leader) 11.8:2 Unions attack MPs' rise 23.6:3 Petrol rise tipped in Federal Budget Eminent academic vice-regal choice 15.7:1 13.8:3 Cowens excited at appointment 15.7:1 Few Budget surprises expected tomorrow Whitlam refuses to comment 15.7:1 15.8:9 An unhappy legacy (Leader) 15.7:2 Budget out tonight 16.8:1 Sir John the controversial 15.7:3 25 unions plan protest 16.8:1 Sir Zelman steadfast in the face of violence A foundation for action (Leader) 16.8:2 15.7:3 Tax cuts for everybody 17.8:1 "Appreciation and respect" 15.7:3 Hayden calls new tax " a fiddle" 17.8:1 New minister will need all his tact (Mr. Fife) Funds for new hospitals cut 17.8:1 21.7:13 10% growth for colleges 17.8:1 The ride of the Frasers defended 29.7:3 The hard line softens (Leader) 17.8:2 Misister defended over company (Mr. Sinclair) $10,000M in State funds 17.8:8 17.8:5 Lynch audacity favours middle class 17.8:8 Bribery query 18.8:3 Overseas aid up $25M 17.8:8 Not meant to be helpful (Launching of a book TV station fees up 17.8:8 by Mr. Hawke, about the Prime Minister) Coal levy to aid research 17.8:9 24.8:1 Design to "lead community" 17.8:10 Treasury bribes report checked 29.8:14 "Minor licence "fees to be increased 17.8:11 Mr. Beazley plans retirement 2.9:3 Basic tax rate "for majority" 17.8:12 Post for Durack 7.9:1 Small business role "important" 17.8:13 Garland's return 7.9:1 Price of petrol to rise 2bc litre 17.8:14 PM "sent night flight for strawberries" Budget divides Premiers 18.8:1 9.9:3 Budget comment 18.8:3 NZ strawberry flight denied 10.9:9 Lynch: cut of the recession 22.8:2 Mr. Ellicott praised 10.9:9 Hayden: bad to worse Budget 22.8:2 Laughter tribute to dead MP (Mr. Les Haylen) Union defends protest over Budget 22.8:7 14.9:6 Newcastle rally condemns Budget 23.8:3 Curtin, the lonely leader (Book review) Families "need more money" 7.9: 22 20.9:2 Youthful slip no bar to Fraser 26.9:3 AUSTRALIA - PARLIAMENT - OVERSEAS TRIPS Bullet-proof VIP cars 4.10:9 Whitlam links MP with losses 5.10:35 Unions sabotage shipping: Japan 18.1:1 Parties equal; poll 7.10:5 Japanese to maintain coal, iron imports Mr. Crean to retire from parliiunent 13.10:1 19.1:3 Parliament's 'nice guy" calls it a day Peacock to put joint ASEAN aid plan 20.1:1 (Frank Crean) 14.10:2 Peacock opens $4.2M Singapore embassy I'm no cipher, asserts Kerr 20.10:16 21.1:5 Hayden gagged on censure 21.10:3 Economic foreign policies "linked" 22.1:29 Briton aiding Fraser, Uren asserts. 29.10:1 Japanese talks "marred" by CP policies Peacock slates Uren for attack on Briton 25 1:3 31.10:7 Ministers defend Japanese talks 25.1:3 A house of no decisions 2.11:2 Peacock for Philippines 10.3:20 Sir John drunk: Senator. 3,11; 3 Anthony supports nuclear safeguards 5.5:10 Fraser attaclcs Whitlam 3.11:3 Fraser to meet Pope 17.5:7 Restriction on access proposed 3.11:10 Fraser restricts Sir John Kerr's holiday Rush of Bills brings protest from Labor 18.5:3 3.11:10 Sir John in England 25.5:16 Labor MP attacks Ansett "influence" 4.11:4 Fraser leaves on world tour 27.5:11 - Whilam gagged in deb-ite 5.11:4 PM's brief Singapore talks 28.5:3 Tributes for Beazley 8.11:6 Mr Fraser in uranium talks 30.5:3 Audit plan on 2-year trial 8.11:6 Uranium dominates PM's Rome talks 31.5:3 Sir John Kerr (Leader) 9.11:2 Ministers halve time overseas 31.5:3 4 veteran MPs farewell House 9.11:3 PM arrives in Britain for 16-day visit Minister resignation call blocked 9.11:15 1.6:6 No decis'on on seats yet 9.11:15 Britain wants Australia in world uranium Kerr for monarchy 30.11:3 talks 2.6:3 Governor-General sworn in 9.12:1 Fraser assures Britain of loyalty 3.6:3 Time to heal (Leader) 9.12:2 PM urges black rule for Rhodesia 4.6:3 New faces in House 12.12:7 Mr. Fraser warned of Africa debate 9.6:3 Lynch gets new job in 28-man ministry Fraser trips catching up 11.6:1 20.12:1 PM urges swift Rhodesia action 11.6:3 Whitlam chooses quiet role on back bench Mr. Fraser will announce food aid lift 20.12:3 13.6:3 Ministers given wide power in Freedom Bill S-ACrican sport ban pledged at Summit 30.12:3 15.6:3 Minister's views embarrass cabinet 21.12:1 Ministers use break for overseas trips Wrong choice (Leader) 21.12:2 15.6:14 Lynch's "booby" prize from Fraser 21.12:23 Bjelke labels Fraser "racist" 16.6:1 PH sacks Shell over racial comments 22.12:1 -Apartheid in sport "aboniraable" 16.6:7 Senator had to go (Sen.Shell) 22.12:2 KHR alleges collusirn on trip costs 20.6:9 Fraser reshuffles top officials 22.12:8 PM'a charter flight proves costly 20.6:9 2 women in shadow cabiret 73.12:1 N.M.B. INDEX 11. 1977 AUSTRALIA - PARLIAMENT - OVERSEAS TRIPS ADSTPvALIA - STATE RELATIONS PM barred Sir John Kerr from jubilee functions 21.6:11 Earner calls for State-Federal Calks 10.2:3 Australia expects entry into N-club 23.6:1 Fraser's federalism denounced as Crick 4.4:3 Credits and debits (Leader) 23.6:2 States lack say in tax option Bill 5.4:3 Fraser tries to woo more foreign money Labor States ready for tax challenge 7.4:1 25.6:3 Premiers' stand no worry: PM 8.4:3 PM prepares for busy return 27.6:9 PM keeps States in dark on Budget 4.9:1 Ministers for trips abroad 29.6:6 Federalism (Leader) 12.4:2 Mr. Fraser's trip (Leader) 1.7:2 2 Premiers oppose tax sharing review 31.5:3 No apology need for overseas tour: Fraser Two states may get extra loan funds for 14.7:3 mining 28.6:3 SIO.OOOM in State funds 17.8:8 Peacock to head apartheid mission 15.8:10 PM to attend Pacific forum 18.8:7 Canberra digs in for new tax fight 5.9:1 World trip for Cowen 6.10:3 PM firm, Premiers adamant 12.10:3 Recognition (Leader) 8.10:2 Fraser trips cost $275^000 13.10:1 AUSTRALIA - VISITING PERSONALITIES PM visit to Russia rumoured 31.12:3 Muldoon brands Amin "a maniac" 17.3:10 AUSTRALIA - PARLIAMENT - SECTRITY North Koreans send team Co Canberra 9.4:3 US, Russia criticised 14.9:3 Ellicott silent on ASIO 16.2:11 MPs farewell Chinese 20.9:3 Canberra bugs "authorised" 22.2:7 US deception charges may go to inquiry AUSTRALIAN ASSISTANCE PLAN 28.4:1 ACTU call for evidence of spies 29.4:3 Federal review of AAP urged 24.2:13 Union aid urged for CIA inquiry 2.5:12 WA opts out of plan 8.4:1 PM refuses inquiry into CIA charges 4.5:3 Senator "misleading on aid plan" 7.6:3 Whitlam accuses CIA of union stirring Cabinet defers aid plan talks 8.6:10 5.5:1 Big shake-up ordered in spy services 6.5:1 AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING COMMISSION Too high a price (Leader) 6.5:2 Hawke blames HQ brea'K-in on ASIO 6.5:15 Bland accuses PM of breaking promises 1.1:1 US Senate may check CIA action 7.5:3 Norgard silent on ABC criticism 3.1:3 Secret CIA cable queries Whitlam 7.5:31 The role of the ABC (leader) 4.1:2 Proof of CIA activity in politics alleged ABC chief against meddling 5.1:1 10.5:3 New aerials "may be needed for 5A" 26.1:3 ASIO may check on public service 16.5:1 Orchestra " essential part of culCure 28.1:5 Opposition to push for CIA inquiry ABC head replies on local T.V.facilities 16.5:3 9.2:11 The CIA (Leader) 17.5:2 Was it just not on cr really off? 14 2:1 McMahon doubts on CIA 17.5:2 TV channel change "smooth" 15.2:3 Ex-CIA agent tells of organisation 17.5:2 ABC's Off Show really off. 16.2:1 Canberra tightens control on Cabinet leaks ABC allocated extra $5.5M 16.2:11 17.5:3 TV frequency change causes interference 16.2:15 McMahon suspects US of deceit over bases FM blamed for satellite block 22.2:9 17.5:6 Investigation sought into poor TV reception US conference on CIA allegations 18.5:B 23.2:14 Former agent alleges $14,000 payout Poor TV upsets Singleton 24.2:11 19.5:1 5A switch hits 20,000 sets 25.2-1 PMorders ASIO ot check offices 19.5:18 US inquiry rules CIA under control 20.5:1 TV sets may need tuning 1.3:3 Same spies, new closets 20.5:2 Oil company rejects ABC film offer 5.3:3 DocumenCs clamp angers PS 20.5:3 Fine tuning "solution" to 5A 8.3:8 ABC apology follows CIA interview 21.5:8 Reception (Leader) 9.3:2 Labor MP wants check for CIA-Khemlani link Channel switch "frees FM" 23,3:7 21.5:8 Separate Hunter ABC-TV urged 23.3:13 Plan to boost 5A reception 26.3:3 ALP wanes US to investigate CIA 23.5:3 ABC ends Calks wich private companies Envoy stays silent on CIA 24.5:1 30.3:10 CIA inquiry "unneccessary" 25.5:15 ABC lax, inquiry witness asserts 20.4:9 CIA defector leaves Aust. wondering Radio program co discuss TV reception 25.5:19 problems 20.4:11 Charlestown hall "attracted spy" 31.5:1 TV queries on radio 21.4:7 No ASIO-hall link reported 1.6:3 Channel 5A (Leader) 23.4:2 MP raises "expelled agent issue" 2.6:7 Antenna problems cloud change to 5A 23.4:8 ASIO man "offered vital information" Rebuff on ABC services fails to deter aldermen 2.6:20 18.5:11 Six months jail for ASIO employee 3.6:5 Newcastle support own ABC centre 19.5:3 Six named (KGB) 9.6:3 ABC apology follows CIA interview 21.5:8 CIA completes spy report 10.6:3 ABC group splits over cricket ban 25.5:3 CIA role possible: Anthony 11.6:1 Inquiry into ABC interview pledged 31.5:11 Foreign agents 13.6:3 ABC axes new satirical show 8.6:14 Royal commission on spying sought 13.6:11 Cricket galore for country viewers 16.6:7 Effective security service essential Arrogance (note) 18.6:2 21.6:3 Viewers win a test case 24.6:1 Student alleges ASIO role 21.6:3 TDT enter pot-hole case 25.6:1 ASIO man appeals 25.6:9 ABC men urge shutdown review 2.7:28 CIA allegations "hard to lay to rest" Radio 3ZZ still defying closure 5.7:3 27.6:8 Robinson firms on 3ZZ 7.7:3 Hartley slated over CIA tag for observer ABC post for union leader (Mr. Laurie Short) 6.7:1 9.7:3 ASIO accused over end of career 23.7:8 ABC in 3ZZ strike 12.7:1 Charlestown ALP checks ASIO allegations Striking ABC staff condemn 3ZZ cut 15.7:13 11.8:LH1 No compensation for 5A aerials 22 . 7 :15 Appeal dismissed 2.9:6 Snowy job (Leader) 25.7:2 Spying, trenchcoat optional 14.11:3 Qld National Party sees blatant bias on ABC 26.7:5 AUSTRALIA - PARLI.AMENT - SENATE Deputation on 5A 28.7:18 ABC faces program dilemma 12.8:8 The Senate (Leader) 3.2:2 No subsidy for channel 5A arials 23.8:3 May likely month for senate plebiscite Woman fights ABC on program about lesbianism 9.2:3 29.8:8 Government defeated in Senate revolt New defamation trial (Senator R.C. Wright) 30.3:1 2.9:6 Senate rushes through last Bills 10.11:3 200 have to go at ABC 7.9:22 Democrat chosen for Senate 8.12:1 Top engineer for ABC (Sir Bernard Callinan) Democrat faces challenge in court 8.12:1 9.9:3 SA Democrat elected to Senate post 15.12:3 ABC plans productions 14.9:3 Bellbird out 15.9:14 More turn to ABC television 3.10:5 N.M.H. INDEX AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTIN COMMISSION (C'td) AUSTRALIAN LABOR PARTY Sporting cover on ABC "at risk" 14.10:3 ABC director quits 21.10:3 Young Labor declares uranium opposition ABC newsman honoured (P. Murphy) 5.11:8 31.1:3 ABC airs answer series for poll 23.11:20 ALP youth want WA police inquiry 1.2:3 Blain view of ABC 28.11:6 Whitlam admits ALP panic 9.2:3 ABC bans on studio imposed 29.11:8 Parking move sought (Morisset ALP) 10.2:LH3 ABC staff talks today 5.12:3 Cameron letter raps leader 26.2:5 Dispute talks 6.12:7 Ducker tipped for ALP post 9.3:1 Bans stay 9.12:1 Whitlam in early ALP poll move 10.3:3 Lights, bus shelters sought 10.3:12 AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING TRIBUNAL Morisset ALP seeks signs 10.3;LH2 ALP president elected (John Buckley) 10.3:LH3 TV program inquiry in 3 months 4.1:10 Hayden aims for ALP leadership 12.3:1 Television immature: Gyngell 5.1:3 ALP avoids row over post 12.3:33 Broadcasting inquiry "not open season" Whitlam shies aC early ballot 14.3:1 7.1:3 Professional opposition (Leader) 15.3:2 Gyngell noc Co sCep down 23.3:13 Hayden digs his heels in 15.3:2 StaCions back cigarecte adverts 12.5:3 Leadership battle lines being drawn 15.3:3 Young gain from TV, Tribunal told 14.5:3 Whitlam shaky in leader race 16.3:3 Infants late TV viewers: survey 18.5:3 Hayden men back off ballot 17.3:3 Tribunal call for research 21.5:31 Whitlam sure of ALP win at polls 21.3:1 TV check plan vetoed 1.6:3 The tactical battle for labor leadership Criticism of actors "distortion" 2.6:3 22.3:2 Inquiry ends 9.6:3 ALP branch against new housing policy TV stations rebuffed over total control 22.3:6 26.8:3 ALP candidate never doubted endorsement Tribunal member appointed 17.10:14 (Aid. Cummings) 23.3:6 Appointment (K. Moremon) 19.10:11 ALP plan for housing bank 28.3:3 Closer watch on radio, TV 24.10:1 Cessnock MLA plans 1979 retirement (G. Neilly) TV, radio hit at report 3.11:12 .-5.4:14 Two starters so far for Neilly's seat 6.4:3 AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Union leader seeks seat (Mr. W. Chapman) 7.4:10 Documents deteriorate in archives 27.6.10 May picnic for ALP council 16.4:31 4000 at down to earth festival 29.12:3 Branch backs Whitlam (Wickham) 26,4:13 Labor proposes new health-care policy 27.4:3 AUSTRALIAN COUNCIL OF TRADE UNIONS ALP spill possible in June 28.4:5 Hurford denies leadership report 5.5:10 Hawke faces tough session in Japan 25.1:1 Cessnock seat nominations 10.5:9 Japanese business men rebuff Hawke 26.1:3 Mr. Keating to seek ALP post 23.5:3 Hawke gives Japan shipping assurance 27.1:1 Remarks on cost of office noted 25.5:11 ACTU executive to plan ship action 8.2:1 Ballot for Cessnock 28.5:31 Ship move continued: Nixon 9.2:6 Late lobbying for ALP leadership 30.5:1 ACTU and shipping (Leader) 10.2:2 Whitlam still favourite for leadership Shipbuilding Calks end in deadlock 12.2:3 30.5:2 ACTU Co plan wage sCrategy 14.2:3 Aid. Brown wins ballot 30.5:6 Dock union acCion voce deferred 15.2:1 Profiles of Che five Labor men in leadership PhosphaCe group accused of bias 15.2:25 struggle 30.5:9 ACTU set to fight planned trade laws Caucus Co pick Labor leader today 31.5:1 17.2:3 Whitlam will promote rival 1.6:1 ACTU ship bans unlikely: Hawke 18.2:3 A victory for equivocation (Leader) 1.6:2 NTHC protests at Fraser inviCation 26.2:31 Whitlam angers colleagues 2.6:1 ACTU to seek 8% wage increase 28.2:1 Transport post "unchanged" 2.6:3 ACTU plans ship meetings 1.3:3 ALP gets two economy men 3.6:3 ACTU "not recognised" 2.3:3 Northern members gain shadow posts 4.6:8 Kidd plans protest on ACTU critic 3.3:7 Union leaders linked wiCh rightists 6.6:1 NTHC boycott of jubilee urged 4.3:11 Mr. Hawke may doff one hat 8.6:3 Hawke renews offer on economy 8.3:8 Economic reality Labor's conference target Invitation protest 15.3:3 8.6:22 Joint attack on unions bills 18.3:3 Labor vote system conflict 13.6:3 NZ faces Australian ban over legislation Vic. delegates ejected 13.6:11 19.3: 3 Drecker holds top ALP post 13.6:11 Snub (Leader) 30.3:2 ALP delegates 13.6:11 No invicacron for PM 31.3:10 Mr. Holding wins ALP control in Victoria Testy Hawke in toe-to-toe 26.7:3 14.6:3 ACTU to vote on worker scheme 9.8:7 Swift talk cues down agenda 14.6:14 ACTU will link with rural groups 31.8:3 ALP asked for rural support 14.6:14 Leisure plan goes to ACTU 8.9:14 Labor outlines economy plan 17.6:13 Unions "will unite on penalties" 13.9:3 Shipbuilding gets ALP priority 27.6:5 Stand-down repeal demanded 14.9:3 Free TV station on .\LP agenda 28.6:3 Successor to Mr SouCer 14.9:3 Top 10% face ALP tax axe 29.6:3 Place economy on war basis: Hawke 14.9:3 Labor girds for the battle 1.7:2 Charter for women adopted 14.9:3 ALP progress public service reform 1.7:5 Swing to the right in executive poll 15.9:3 Labor MP will stand if Mr. Hawke quits Support for 35-hour week 15.9:3 1.7:5 WhiCe-collar merger gets green light Whitlam defends Labor funding policy 1.7:11 17.9:3 Mr. Hawke re-elected Labor Party president Review of Act urged 17.9:3 for last time 2.7:1 ACTU to consider oil-meat swap 7.12:3 ALP row tip on uranium policy 2.7:3 Mr. Ha-«(ke takes centre stage before the drama AUSTRALIAN DEMOCRATS starts 4.7:2 Jobless goal sets ALP problem 5.7:1 Democrats plan Coast Branch 3.6:5 Hartley slated over CIA tag for observer.6.7 :1 Democrats call meeting on coast 15.6:14 Whitlam urges change in goals 6.7:3 Democrats Co meec in Newcastle 16.6:12 Australian Labor Party Conference 6.7:15 DemocraCs to form Queensland branches Economic issues divide ALP delegates 7.7:1 20.6:9 Australian Labor Party Conference 7.7:4 DemocraCs plan 5 NewcasCle branches 27.6:7 ALP ban on uranium seCs sCage for clash Chipp off ABC in SA 6.9:3 8.7:1 • Chipp confident of Senate control 6.9:6 Feminists storm ALP Conference 8.7:1 Chipp predicts December poll 27.9:9 Practical economises win in ALP policy L'mina man for senate (Paul McLean) 26.10; 10 8.7:3 Chipp's party split as two r AUSTRALIAN WORKERS' UNION (C'td) AUSTRALIAN LABOR PARri" (C'td) Hunter vineyards face union ban 10.11:12 Dr. Cairns (Leader) 12.8:2 AWU confident of petition result 15.11:7 Minister sCudies policical adverCs 12.8:3 Wine workers pressing for wage rise Labor Cabinec "splic by Whiclam" 15.8:6 18.11:8 Campaigning co boosC Hayden 7.9:22 33,000 quit AWU says unionist 25.11:9 Labor alters leader poll system 8.9:1 Union threat alleged 26.11:11 Unionists expelled from ALP (Hobarc) 12.9:3 Casino funds to ALP: Sir Eric 16.9:3 AVIATION Mr. Whiclam beats censure 22.9:3 Whiclam should lead ALP: Daly 28.9:10 Long Jetty base for seaplane 6.1:LH1 Labor "got money from Esso" 29.9:1 Belmont pilot wins 9-month battle for Whiclam faces anoCher CesC oC leadership seaplane 6. 1 :LH3 4.10:3 Qantas starts S Pole flights 7.1:6 "Disaster" in Labor policy 13.10:11 ConCroller work bans delay flighcs 10.1:3 Ex-minister quits race (Mr. W. Morrison) Airlines face more delays 11.1:3 28.10:5 .\irporC sCand-down ulcimaCum: Nixon 12.1:3 Policies of change (Leader) 1.11:2 Air Craffic conCrollers rejecC ChreaC by Labor chief co quic 1979 4.11:1 Nixon 13.1:3 ALP official "poses m.edia ChreaC" 5.11:4 Seaplane "brocher" fiCs inCo lake scene ALP plans change in Vice-regal powers 13.1:LH3 9.11:3 Air conCrol bans Calks continue 14.1:3 "NewcasCle did well under Labor Government" Air traffic controllers talks fail 15.1:3 (Letter to the Editor, by Mr. CK. Jones) Flights back to normal 20.1:11 9.12:2 Plan for daily Gosford to Sydney helicopter Leadership challenge from Bowen likely 24.1:9 12.12:1 Belmont seaplane service stopped 28.1:3 The quandary of reform 12.12:2 Low-cost air fares to London start 28.1:13 Tempers flare as Labor leader race begins Weekend fly-in "best yet" (North NSW Adventist 13.12:3 Aviation Association) 3.2:LH1 Canberra seat advocated for Wran 14.12:3 First solo flight 25 years later Move to defer ALP vote 16.12:3 (Harry Woolford) 10.2:13 Close struggle for ALP leadership 19.12:3 Air traffic strike off 11.2:1 The Hayden-Bowen tussle 20.12:2 Ansett blocks Ipec plan 19.2:3 Keating stands for deputy 21.12:3 Flight firm plans rural-city service 21.2:3 Bowen to seek Labor leadership 22.12:1 Military aircraft "not given priority" Labor's negative contenders 22.12:3 21.2:8 Hayden leads new look Labor Party team Flying high on "old rags and bones" 26.2:7 23.12:1 New sales chief for Qantas 10.3:15' 2 women in shadow cabinet 23.12:1 Pan Am takes cheap fares to court 19.3:3 The Whiclam legacy (Leader) 23.12:2 Charter firm seeks airstrip 24.3:1 Cameron Co quiC aC end of Cerm 23.12:5 Nations to study landing system 30.3:21 Hayden: an abiliCy Co change, grow 23.12:11 Sixty ill on Jumbo flight 31.3:12 Uren warns ALP on cenCre move 24.12:3 Aircraft refuellers hold sCopwork 6.4:3 ALP chooses Cabinet today. 28.12:3 UK reporC shaCCer Concorde image 8.4:5 Anomaly delays choice of ALP cabinet 29.12:1 Airstrip talks still going 15.4:3 Hurford switched in ALP Cabinet 30.12:1 Refuellers' dispute halts Tasmanian jet service 16.4:3 AUSTRALIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION Refueller strike cuts off flight to Tasmania 18.4:3 AMA release premature (Moves to curb abuses Aviation report cover—jp alleged 18. :8 of pathology services) 24.5:3 Tasmanian men to return 19.4:1 Outside the guidelines (Leader) 20.4:2 AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL LINE Talks fail to end Vic fuel strike 20.4:3 Qantas sells another three 707s 20.4:25 ANL ship talks ended 8.1:4 $5.70 rise for refuellers denied 21.4:3 Qld to reconsider limits on ANL 13.1:19 Tiger Moths sec for Anzac fly-pasC 21.4:19 Japan "will not block" ship switch 29.1:3 Air Craffic sCoppage planned 22.4:3 Government "unchanged" on ANL ships 22.2:3 Ansett orders two new jets 22.4:6 Qld restricts ANL 15.3:10 More than 3000 aCCend Tiger Club air show Japan Calk on ships 24.3:3 25.4:3 New ship will join jobless line (Flinders PiloC drink case inquiries begin 27.4:1 Range) 30.3:3 Airport strike threat to be heard 28.4:5 Nixon aCCacks ship bans 6.4:5 Canberra to act against airtraffic strike Ore run for ANL ship 7.4:10 29.4:1 Japanese mills to employ ANL ship 8.4:6 Air conCrollers recurn Co work 30.4:3 ANL puts off ship delivery 11.5:11 Chaos as airporCs close 7.5:1 Gold bracelet for launching 26.5:10 New aCCempC Co sectle strike 9.5:1 Lack of work keeps ship tied up 13.8:33 Hawke acts on strike 10.5:1 More trials for ship (Selwyn Range) 9.9:5 Air strike holds up 2000 in Newcastle 10.5:1 Selwyn Range may join other idle ANL ships Clobbering the public (Leader) 10.5:2 14.9:16 18,000 face stand-down 11.5:1 ANL sells oldest ship (Iranda) 14.11:12 Air route plan worries Nixon 11.5:3 Ship diversion would have saved four-day Pilots ban all Tasmanian flights 12.5:1 waic 17.11:7 The risks (Leader) 12.5:2 ANL orders lay-up for iron ore ship 21.11:13 Japan travel criticised 12.5:3 FreighC race charges queried 21.11:13 Air sCrike expected Co end 13.5:1 Ship conCracCs go overseas 25.11:5 Vital vote (Leader) 13:5:2 Ties with Japanese firm wider 28.11:10 Region's aviation takes off 13.5:2 ANL Tasmania run needs $2M grant 28.11:10 Airlines gear for huge airlift 14.5:1 Carrier will sCay on run (Tolga) 3.12:8 The cost (Leader) 14.5:2 Air stoppage traps 5 from North 16.5:3 AUSTRALIAN WORKERS' 'JNION 700 wait for flight to Europe 17.5:1 Death of founder stopped air firm sale Merger plan for AWU has policical problems (Aeropelican) 18.5:1 10.8:17 Gosford helicopter service sought 21.5:3 AWU accepts shop move 2.9:7 Airline proposes cheap UK fare 24.5:3 New reCail firm bows to AWU 29.9:6 Qantas has better year, says Sir Lennox Supplies affected-cement strike 29.9:6 24.5:14 Kooragang cement 30.9:7 Club gives pilot's wings to 42 30.5:3 Unionises "sColen" i.l0:16 Masling planes quicker flight to Sydney Federal AWU council expels NSW secretary 17.6:5 26.10:12 62,800 flew with Masling 21.6:7 AW Co oversee NSW branch 28.10:7 Pay rise report 23.6:13 Expelled union boss stays put in office Ansett strike disrupts air services 24.6:1 29.10:9 Airlines warned on cheap fare bookings Oliver applies to courC on expulsion 1.11:7 24.6:13 MM penalcies sought 1.11:7 Air strike may last until Monday 25.6:3 Mass ACT revolt alleged 2.11:3 Air control pay hearing 25.6:9 Expelled AW officer back 4.11:7 Flights back Co normal 27.6:5 AWU honcjrs nepref^ion battler (Mr. Richard Pay claim dropped by pilo-s 28.5:13 Harchmeni.) 8.11:3 N.M.H. INDEX AVIATION (C'td) _ AVIATION - ACCIDENTS AND WRECKS DomesCic air fares rise 4% 1.7:3 AircrafC down but piloC safe (Melbourne) Air CransporC for review 4.7:3 5.1:7 290 air conCrollers gain wage rise 12.7:3 Four killed as sColen plane rams office SkyCrain plan cuts fares to Australia 13.7:3 (Alice Springs) 6.1:1 Singleton air service will begin soon 21.7:6 Two escape in forced landing (MaiCland) Race for tigers Co be a firsC 25.7:12 7.1:3 69 pilots strike 29.7:1 AircrafC crash inquiry opens 7.1:7 US airline move disappoints Nixon 29.7:13 Suicide pilot left log book note 8.1:4 Olympic Airways quics Australia 30.7:3 TracCor called Co Pipers aid 8.1:4 OCters life airline passenger numbers 9.8:8 Emergency as smoke blinds pilot 15.1:3 Smithy up in the air again 12.8:1 Connair death pilot tells of "misery" "Smithy" moves to develop Hexham strip 21.1:5 16.8:5 Two die in aircraft accident (Wauchope) Valley-Sydney flights begin 18.8:3 21.2:3 Mr. Nixon takes flight 18.8:3 Crash pilot identified (David Brennan) Decision "soon" on flights 24.8:11 25.2:3 First Indonesian air cadets graduate 25 .8:11 Jumbo disaster: Black box poinCs to mis Cheap but late (Leader) 7.9:2 understanding (Santa Cruz) 29.3:1 Minister supports fare cut 7.9:9 Pilot puCs plane down in paddock (Cessnock) No fare cut for North 10.9:5 4.4:1 Flying sense (Leader) 12.9:2 Air safeCy inquiries urged 4.4:7 "End SA flights" call 13.9:5 Aircraft may be write-off (Maitland) 5.4:14 South Africa flights queried 20.9:5 Lightning hits 6 aircraft in Melbourne AircrafC titles elude RNAC 20.9:7 8.4:3 Laker'srooife prompt s foreign airlines 21.9:6 Air pilots warn of disaster 27.4:3 Qantas run dropped 21.9:7 Aircraft crash kills 5 (Kangaroo Island) Fare cuts on some flights 21.9:21 16.5:1 Talks avert air stoppage 23.9:7 Birthday present ends in tragedy (Adelaide) Airlines begin head tax 24.9:3 17.5:6 Airline crew wins Tiger Moth race 26.9:1 5 killed in Qld air crash (Townsville) Three years to take-off (Gordon Timmins) 27.5:3 29.9:LH3 Helicopter in sea (Perth) 1.6:1 US air charter bid renewed 4.10:9 Man praised for sea rescue (Reg Dunne) Seaplane "hazard" on Myall 5.10:9 12.8:3 Nomad tested for commuter flights 6.10:14 Aircraft had unit missing (Bankstown) 23.8:7 He's flying high (Glenn Smith) 8,10:7 Plane crash kills pilot (Perth) 14.10:3 Air fares cuts plan 11.10:3 Aircraft crash report "hoax" 17.10:17 $690 London air fare expected 12.10:16 Jet wreckage falls among houses (Sydney) AviaCion review may delay cuCs 13.10:3 1.11:3 NewcasCle gets air fare cuts 14.10:5 Crash dead named (Kyogle) 14.11:1 PiloCs strike in protest (Protest by air pilots Glider pilot hurc in crash 14.11:9 against air piracy and the murder of the Glider piloC dents safety record 16.11:9 captain of hijacked Lufthansa jeC in Somalia) Jumbo jet makes emergency landing (Canberra) 19.10:1 23.11:3 Heroine of air honoured (Jean Batten) 1?.10:6 BANKS AND BANKING Air commuter cuts "would be harmful" 19.10:13 Concessions "airline matter" 20.10:7 Banks approve $78M in housing loans 5.1:16 • Ansett, TAA will put on more flights next "Far reaching" devaluation decision 26.1:6 week 20.10:9 Committee recommends demolition of bank 2.2:16 Overseas travel club flights approved 21.10:8 No room for expansion; old bank building to go Control staff join air sCrike 22.10:9 4.2:3 Tiger MoCh visitor 24.10:6 Extra $850M for companies 16.2:3 Airline plans fare cuC 24.10:10 Industrial action threat to banks 6.4:1 Concorde in Singapore pact 25.10:1 Bank opens travel office in city 27.4:20 Airport clerks threacen ban over cerrorism ANZ Bank urges new economic policy 30.4:9 25.10:3 Bank of NSW boosCs profic 39J.%14.5:9 Airline's good year TAA 26.10:26 Economy: ANZ warns of risks 21.5:10 Sydney landing righcs assured 29.10:5 30 years of banking (Commonwealth Bank, CommuCer airline iimic irks Valley operators Belmonc)26.5:LH2 31.10:3 Canberra frees $800M for housing 27.5:1 No airline applause (Leader) 1.11:2 National rural bank on way 30.5:6 Cheaper air fares war takes off 1.11:2 Money - banks are getting most 3.6:9 US gets iCs firsC Nomad 9.11:26 $1.75M liquidity boost for banks 17.6:8 Cheap flight bid (SA) 10.11:11 Banks given monCh Co cighcen securiCy TPC warning on credit cards 10.11:16 24.6:3 Big cut sought in Pacific fares 11.11:1 ANZ chief for HV banks annual conference Japan air fare cut 12.11:3 24.6:8 Airline still grounded 14.11:9 Unclaimed $8951 in savings 8.7:3 Air network complete 14.11:12 Bank may face legal action 12.7:3 Airlines Co resume 15.11:7 BMI, Bank of NSW in $6M industrial project Aviation firm moves to NorCh (Travmar .Aviation 15.7:8 Pty. Led.) 18.11:5 Bank deposits fall $203M in June 20.7:28 A new look aC Smithy and his fatal crash Bank given leave to act against Barton group 21-11:2 27.7:3 Smithy's air club may take off 28.11:10 $100CM cut in deficit urged 27.7:23 Qantas drops Fiji stops 28.11:11 Silly holiday (Leader) 30.7:2 Laker praised on air fares 30.11:30 Bank security issue move 15.8:3 QanCas may fighc cheap fares 1.12:3 Banker retires (Mr. I.R. Norman) 16.8:12 PiloCs end strike 3.12:4 CBA accused of unfair insurance selling Singapore Airlines opens office 6.12:5 24.8:10 Wollongong air link 7.12:3 Industrial ChreaC co ANZ bank 2.9:7 Hexham airport applicanC dispuCes conCrols Hamilton CBA manager (Mr. s. Donaldson) (Mr. R. Sni.h) 7.12:15 14.9:27 Champagne flighc launches holiday air service CCC Sydney slates monetary policy 15.9:18 7.12:27 Bank NSW opens property trust 15.9:18 New aircrafe for Masling service 7.12:27 C'wealth Bank lifts profit to $45M 21.9:26 Employees lose jobs (Masling) 7.12:27 August liquidity tight 21.9:26 Masling workers reCain jobs 10.12:36 Bank paints glooray economic outlook 26.9:1 Challenge Co council on airsCrip 14.12:6 B'meadow bank manager (K. Munro) 7.10:6 Hexham airport formally cleared 20.12:9 Bank trading deposits rise in September DispuCe KhreaC Co TAA 20.12:10 20.10:12 Holiday Chreae co air Cravel 21.12:9 Reserve Bank bond .:i^cion "near end" 27.10:13 Strike will disrupt air services 24.12:1 Bank of NSW lifCs profit to 53M 29.10:10 Twin air freight system "dead" 24.12:19 Bank ends bond action 5.11:10 Airlines beat fuel sCrike ;'6.12:1 CBFC interest rates cut 19.11:10 Refuellers reCurn 27.12:3 Sank service on pensions 14.12:14 Vej bank manager ac Cardiff (A.J. Shirley) 22.12:LH2 Bank wami on iobs action 3o.l2:l -»iiii'f.»(aM< N.M.H. INDEX 15. 1977 BASKETBALL BEACHES AND BATHS (C'cd) Gardiner's "fair innings" Co end 29.9:20 Bluebottle invasion at beach 8.12:5 BaskeCball courists get firsC win 23.11:42 Vandal patrol on beaches sought S.12:LH1 TourisCs win anoCher Cwo games 6.12:18 Pavilion work backed 15.12:7 American will come back for 1978 6.12:18 High sea closes beaches 19.12:15 NABA looks for recruits to bring home Guards to patrol Caves Beach 21.12:13 7.12:40 Surf in safety - Newcastle Beach 28.12:7 Basketball stars return 13.12:22 Nobbys Beach 29.12:5 South Newcastle 30.12:5 BEACHES AND BATHS Bar Beach 31.12:8 Heavy surf closes NewcasCle beaches 4.1:3 BEAUTY QUESTS Huge seas close beaches 5.1:1 New pavilion tenders possible 21.1:3 Victorian is Miss Australia (Gloria Krope) Dixon Park seawall consCruction soon ., 26.10:1 28.1:3 Fresh tenders likely to be called for BEER pavilion2.2:17 Bar Beach (Leader) 3.2:2 Beer shortage easing 5.1:3 Beach zones proposed 4.2: 7 Tooth denies bluff in beer warning 6.1:3 Fate of beach pavilion poses problem Cardiff brewery dispute 16.3:3 5.2:3 Wholesale beer price rises 2.4:3 Pavilions pose " a costly threat" 3.2:3 Clubs keep old beer prices 19.4:1 Fresh tenders to be called for pavilion Newcastle hotels increase beer prices 9.2:11 20.4:1 Ciffeienc reports on pavilion "correct" Excise on beer to remain 5.5:10 10.2:7 Beer glass powers 27.6:3 Battle looms over beach bans 10.2:11 Sydney strike no threat to beer 10.8:15 Body surfing "will be tighter" 14.2:6 No problems for beer 11.8:10 Surfers threaten Co defy beach bans 15.2:3 Brewer drops hotel "cies" 26.8:7 Surfers challe.iged on beach bans 16.2:^ Solar heating for brewery 19.9:3 Surfers consider alternative bans 17.2:3 New duties hike spirit prices 24.9:1 Surfcraft (Leader) 21.2:2 Beer production up, ingredients down Surf ban delay sought 22.2:1 24.9:10 Surf ban signs up "coo early" 26.2:31 Beer gets dearer 11.10:11 Beach signs pulled down 1.3:6 Canberra pauses on whisky 18.10:11 Then Chere were Cwo (Beach signs) 4.3:5 Councils surfboard ban deferred for meeCing Scotch wins, brandy loses 19.10:3 9.3:1 Scotch threat 22.10:9 Advice galore (Leader) 24.10:2 Blacksmiths to havp"shark attack" 10.3:LH1 Tooth profic cut 1.7% to $4.5M 10.11:16 Shark "attack" to educate surfers 11.3:16 Tooheys' Cardiff work 18.11:12 Surfboard ban view soughc 17.3:7 Brewery strike cuts supplies 9.12:9 Beach row seen as unwarranted 23.3:12 Brewery men end strike 10.12:5 Surfcraft (Leader) 24.3:2 No shortage of beer for Christmas 13.12:12 More space favoured for surfcraft riders Beer men extend strike 14.12:10 28.3:3 Tenders for pavilion lease close soon 2.4:1 BICYCLES Only one pavilion lease bid 5.4:1 Remove wreck plea 5.4: iO City may get bicycle ways 24.3:15 Sydney surf signs to be inspected 6.4:11 Pedal pushers plan for bike paths 15.4:8 Dawn patrol dogwatch 6.4:11 Accident prompts cycleway query 20.7:15 Pavilion lease row " a silly blunder" Panel seeks cycleway report 17.8:16 6.4:i3 Federal cycleway subsidy sought 24.8:13 Expert may stabilise dunes 13.4:6 Cycle meeting favoured 1.9:16 Bar Beach (Leader) 14.4:2 Cycleway plan for old rail line 1.9:LH1 PresidenC plans Co inspecC blow-hole Transport role seen for bicycle 14.9:7 14.4:6 Push-power 14.9:2 TrusC Co look aC blowhole safety 16.4:3 Cycleways group to present plan 1.11:6 New surfcraft ban suggesced 16.4:8 Ban urged on young cyclists 7.12:3 SurfcrafC ban goes ahead 20.4:12 Plan upseCs cyclists 9.12:7 Kiosk row "caused loss of faith" 20.4:13 Council defers land decision 16.12:7 Blow-hole openings plugged 23.4:3 Mining leases affect Stockton Beach BLACKBUTT RESERVE 31.5:10 j^IraprovemenCs Co Dixon Park Beach 1.6:14 Approval urged on Blackbutt plan 28.9:10 ProCecCion sought for beach - SCockCon Reserve wins expert's praise 5.10:7 ai.6:31 Blackbutt becomes public reserve 25.11:5 Beacnes listed for grancs 14.7:LH4 Beach vandals cause concern 28.7:LH1 BOATS AND BOATING $72,000 grant for beach 18.8:LH1 Board riders urged Co heed surfing bans Plans for new boat law 12.1:3 26.8:5 Boat factory at Tuggerah (Form-IC Fibreglass No Crouble wiCh surfcraft bans 30.8:5 Pty Ltd) 13.1:LH5 Vandals wreck beach signs 31.8:12 Surfboat almost a road wreck 17.1:5 Grant permics beach access 7.9:16 River boat to paddle in Lake 26.1:6 Pavilion work starCs soon (Bar Beach) Roat ramps given MSB approval 10.2:LH4 24.9:5 Coast guard under way 17.3;LHl Erosion claims half of Port Beach 1.10:1 Flotilla needs $13,500 for shark cat 24.3:LH2 Surf club patrols begin day early 3.10:11 Lone ocean rower longed for cigarette Restoration cost beyond council (Nelson 12.4:3 Bay) 5.10:14 First boats moored at marina (Ku-ring-gai Longer trips for sand (Tea Gardens and Hawks Chase) 18.4:3 Nesc) 6.10:7 Mayoral backing for boat building 21.4:LH3 Grant may go on beaches 8.10:8 Beach gospel supported 12.10:17 Committee seeks funds for lamps 21.4:LH6 NorChern beaches Co share in grant 20.10:7 MSB updates sailing book 28.6:15 $337,000 seawall (Dixon Park Seach) New boat safety law comes into force 21.10:3 14.7:11 Watercraft licence for lake 14.7:LH1 Beach study proposed (Nelson Bay) 21.10:5 Marine sports group Cackles lake problems Price of beach wall up S22,850 dollars in year 26.10-13 14.7:LH4 Boat builder closes down (Blue Star) 15.7:5 Surf helicopcer rescue service lifts off Boat show on this week 22.8:12 28.11:13 SlMillion boat show opens today 25.8:7 Sewage pollution closes Lake beach (BlacksmiChs) Sea feat will aid Lion project 17.9:5 1.12:1 Wallsend man embarks on 15-day record Blackamichs beach re-ooens 2.12:5 atCempC 19.9:3 Beach sewage " a naCional disgrace" BoaCman braves cold weather 20.9:5 , 3.12:3 Coast Guard Auxiliary 22.9;LH2 2000 see big surf "rescue" 5.12:3 Record boating test not all yo-ho-ho 4.10:3 Dressing area (MereweCher) 7.12:15 N.M.H. INDEX BOATS AND BOATING (C'td) BOWLING (C'td) Brick and steel rafts vie 6.10:9 Costs make Cop bowls rough for some 16.12:18 Subsidy for boat ramp 19.10:6 Lawn bowls more an indusCry than a sport 2 0.12:24 Watercrafc hire policy considered 9.1C:LH2 Big raft fleet to contest race 22.10:31 BOXING Raft breaks river race record 24.10:3 Launching ramp sought (Toronto) 27.10:LH1 McElwaine chases fights in Bankok 3.3:22 34 enter beer can regatta 21.11:10 "Bluey" Jones prized skill above brawn in Newcastle woman sails globe (Anne Gash) 22.11:1 Sloop built in backyard (Alexander "Sandy" boxing 18.3:12 Cockburn) 23.11:9 McElwaine impressed in Thailand 6.4:24 Boat ramp need investigated (Fennell Bay) Brown faces top fight of career (Charlie 24.11:LH1 Brown) • 26.4:16 42 entries in beer can regatta 26.11:3 The Jekyl-Hyde that was Alan Westbury 13.5:14 Beer can boaC sets record at Terrace regatta Aust. champion dies at 72 (Bill "Bluey" 28.11:6 Jones) 14.5:34 Lone sailor in port (Mrs. Anne Gash) 29.11:1 Boxer gets $1000 for tour (Phil McElwaine) Sailor's brother hopes for trip 30.11:17 29.6:32 Lone woman sailor's Sydney welcome "the There were 2 sides to Tom Maguire 22.7:17 highlight" 5.12:3 Luck of the boxing ring (Claude Luck) Old flood boat restored 10.12:36 28,7:LH1 Newcastle boxers visit Bankok (Charlie Brown BOATS AND BOATING - ACCIDENTS AND WRECKS and Binky Rominsky) 7.9:32 FlyweighC cicle fight 22.9:28 Yacht towed to safety (Fiona) 1.1:5 Yacht safe as search went on (CookCown) BREAD 3.1:10 Threat to ban bread defied 14.4:3 Minister wants report on surf boat accident (Syd) 5.1:6 No cheap bread in large stores 18.4:3 Youths accused over boy's foot loss 7.1:7 ^read ban spreads Co more scores 16.4:3 Woman drowns in lake boating accident (Doreen Talks Coday on bread discount bans 18.4:5 Ellen) 10.1:1 nope for end to bread dispute 19.4:3 End in sight for bread dispute 20.4:3 Man, son die in river (South West Rocks) 10.1:3 Carters offer to lift bread ban 21.4:3 Boat tragedy; Police report for MSB 11.1:3 Hot bread - a stale situation 2.5:2 Lifesavers rescue three after boat overturns State to legalise weekend bread baking (Forster) 18.1:1 8.6:1 5 rescued from disabled boat (Stockton) Bread and water -(Leader) 8.6:2 24.1:3 Rebel pasCrycook Co continue baking 8.6:8 Searchers find missing boat (Bass Strait) Bakery sCarts $910,000 expansion 15.7:5 26.1:3 Cockroach in slice of bread 24.8:10 1 dead, 8 hurt in boating accidents 31.1:1 Bread rise inquiry first 11.1:3 i- Boy may lose thumb (Noel Fenwick) 1.2 :3 Northern bakers may enter bread inquiry Divers brave big seas Co rescue yachcsman (WA) 18.1:3 4.4:3 Bill soon to cut bakery waste 26.1:1 Boys, 13, help rescue drifcing Crawler 11.4:1 Return ban on bread will lift ban, says Planes find missing speedboaC, crew (Sydney) manufacturer 27.1:3 21.4:11 Rate set for bread cost inquiry 2.2:21 Tough policy urged for boacing (Case on Doreen Bread makers seek 3c a loaf rise 15.2:5 Ellen) 22.4:5 Bread price hearing ends 4.3:3 Showboat aground (Wangi Queen) 25.4:1 Face supports limit on bread returns 14.3:10 Speedboat found afloat (Moreton Bay) 25.4:1 Bread prices up 2c 31.3:3 Rescuers brave heavy sea (Sydney) 4.5:7 Union ban ChreaC on cheap bread 13.4:1 Premature end to Noumea ambition (WendyK. ) Forced Co adapC (Leader) 14.4:2 10.5:3 ExCension to bakery (Pro-Rol Hygenic Bakery) Sloop crew slept safely amid sea drama 16.5:1 8.9:LH3 Fishing boat in distress 29.6:12 Food retailers for bread rise 26.10:10 Man, 54, saves friend in Lake capsize 30.6:1 Pensioners protest at bread cost 9.11:34 Yacht rescue proves Coo much for police 7.7:5 Bakers fight for change in hours 21.11:5 3 wreck sur-vivors found (CookCown) 13.7:3 Man drowns afCer Canker upseCs boaC (Sydney) BRIDGES 15.8:3 Man drowns in boaC capsize (Townsville) A tricky bridge (Morisset railway overbridge) ^ 29.8:3 27.1:LH1 Cargo ship a shelter for disabled yacht 5.9:1 Minister orders bridge check 4.2:4 Yacht seeks calm sea 6.9:9 Wyee bridge safety fear 10.2:LH1 Jockey all aC sea in heavy going 16.9:3 Bridge work goes ahead (Singleton) 18.2:5 Sunken boaC found (Newcastle Harbour) 17.9:1 Bridge tender (Wyong) 24.2:LHl Boats lose drivers in collision 3.10:1 Bridge fault delays boat 7.3:1 Cruiser rescued 21.10:5 Bridge in working order (Swansea) 8.3:3 Attempt to salvage engine in trawler 9.11:11 Councils urge quick bridge replacement Stolen trawler breaking up 21.11:3 9.3:7 Man lost as boat overturns 5.12:1 Bridge soughc for Paynes Crossing 12.3:10 Police find body in bay (Stephen Rollings) MLA calls fcr new bridge (Paynes Crossing) 6.12:5 18.3:11 3 lost in boating tragedy (Taree) 26.12:1 Councils seek new bridge (Paynes Crossing) Three safe after boat explosion (Sydney) 23.3:9 27.12:1 Warning signs criticism (Paynes Crossing) 3 rescued from boaC in river 28.12:22 2.4:5 Sunken yachc search 30.12:1 Bridge lane reopened 14.4:7 Crew bail Co save yacht (Gondalf) 30.12:3 Paynes to get new bridge 14.4:14 Sunken yacht raised 31.12:3 Morisset bridge cut out as funds dry up 21.4:LH1 BOWLING Six tenders for bridge work (Maitland) 8.6:7 Rathmines club will stay 13.1:LH5 $20M spent rebuilding span 20.6:12 3« Final pl.ice for local bowls pair 1.4:14 New bridge honours pioneer (ForsyCh Bridge) Polio led to top grade as bowler (Keith Lindner) 7.7:1 1.4:14 DMR backs "S'' Throsby bridge 20.7:14 •Bowling club asks for rates money back Dunmore Bridge will be repaired 21.7:13 (New Lambton Heights) 11.5:14 Long waic for Tuggerah Lakes bridge 21.7:LH4 Club refund reconsidered (Wallsend Women's Council buys old bridge (Bulahdelah) Bowling Club) 1.6:12 15.8:10 IBA delegates yield to pressu.-e for change in Bridge work concerns chamber (Toukley) 22.8:9 dress rules 1.6:38 Bridge move criticised 22.8:10 Paraplegic becomes bowls raasttr 20.6:3 Keplacement of bridges favoured 22.8:12 Pairs winners had three "lives" 2'*.6:16 Consultants to help in bridge plan (Cardiff) Extensions c.-st S300,000 (Telarah) 4.10:17 25.8:LHl Club will honour great bowls ambassador Toukley Bridge repair news vclcoraed 8.9:7 (Dave Downie) 10.11:24 Bridge to bt painted (Kexham) 19.10:6 Bridge detour not favoured (Hinmar. )24.10 :5 S.M.H. INDEX 17. 1977 BRIDGES (C'td) BROKEN HILL PROPRIETARY CO LTD. (C'cd) Disused bridge poses problem (Catherine Rise sought 9.6:3 Hill Bay) 26.10:3 Electricians end strike 9.6:10 Gosford bridges "must go" 26.10:16 BHP steel rise expected 10.6;C Woodville bridge durability surprises BHP expands interest 11.6:10 engineers 26.10:19 BHP ordered to reinstate electrician 15.6:14 Work stares on Toukley bridge 28.10:11 Sackings lead to BHP strike 17.6:9 Shire acCs on bridge delays (Toukley) EEC expected to buy more Australian steel 7.11:9 18.6:1 Repairs Co bridge (Hexham) 10.11:17 Australian steel faces cut 20.6:1 Hexham Craffic delays likely 18.11:5 BHP cuts Whyalla by 33pc. 18.6:3 PM rejects voluntary export steel curbs BROKEN HILL 21.6:1 BHP steel ouCpuC on CargeC 21.6:12 Broken Hill man Co fighc BIC 25.6:1 Steel threat (note) 22.6:2 The man on Cop at Che Hill (Joe Keenan) BHP cleaners walk out with their mops 25.6:2 23.6:13 Barrier democracy to Che exCreme 25.6:2 BHP workers geC 10% more on reciremenc 23.6:13 LaCham hearing adjourned 30.6:6 50 years wich BHP (R. LiCCle) 24.6:7 Fund for union rebel 2.7:3 Cleaners' sCrike deferred 25.6:9 Teacher opens appeal for rebel unionise Cleaners proCesC aC sCeel works 28.6:13 4.7:1 DispuCe widens at steel works 28.6:13 Rebel unionise suspension "dicCaCed by BIC Coke ovens men reinstated 29.6:10 Chreae" 12.7:8 Conference on cleaners "may prove futile" Duress alleged in LaCham suspension 13.7:10 1.7:5 Decision in LaCham case Coday 14.7:3 Cleaners reject order 2.7:6 Rebel unionise loses dismissal case 15.7:4 BHP wins orders for Whyalla 2.7:10 Barrier case in equiCy 19.7:6 BHP bulk carrier for sale 5.7:5 Two new moves in LaCham case 28.7:9 Keir cleaners to strike 5.7:7 Barrier TV blackouC on LaCham 29.7:1 BHP men to meet today 5.7:7 ChaCham counsel says clienC on dole 10.8:12 BHP rules out wesC-easC gasline 6.7:1 Union rebel ready Co rejoin 12.8:10 Cleaners conCinue sCrike 8.7:5 "CovenCry" penalCy for drinking reporC Union cricicise BHP pay 8.7:5 24.8:3 Carrier crew paid off 9.7:5 SeCClemenC (Leader) 30.8:2 SCeelworks men end sCrike 9.7:5 PrivaCe gifc ends LaCham case 30.8:9 BHP seeks oil in Seychelles Is. 9.7:9 Board slaCes rabble farm vencure 5.9:9 Miners sCrike over sackings 12.7:7 Broken Hill union rebel has lonely day shift BHP to test overseas lime 12.7:12 13.9:6 NTHC calls cleaners' meeting 13.7:11 Latham continues to work alone 14.9:9 Striking cleaners do health work 14.7:11 Latham dispute unresolved 15.9:8 Third sCinC aC Che job (Mr. Norman Monger) Workers to return Monday 17.9:1 15.7:5 ALP gains control of Broken Hill council Cleaners make goodwill move 15.7:5 20.9:8 BHP rightsissue rumoured, sCeel ouCpuC down LaCham loses job again 27.9:1 20.7:28 The viccim of anarchy (Leader) 28.9:2 Business gianCs "running nacion: 22.7:11 LaCham Co seek inquiry 28.9:3 BHP loses $52M on sCeel-making division Fund for LaCham reopens 29.9:16 23.7:1 LaCham appeals for aid 1.10:8 Cleaners sCill on sCrike 23.7:5 LaChara liabilicy denied 5.10:7 SCriking cleaners vacaCe office 27.7:8 ResCrainC acCion threat by Latham 26.11:3 Ironworkers and BHP meeC on heal eh issues Barrier mai fined over paper row 15.12:16 27.7:8 Staff- union control urged 30.7:3 BROKEN HILL PROPRIETARY CO LTD. 40% wharf cut for BHP 10.8:10 Boilermaker gains top BHP award 11.8:7 Meeting on BHP strike 5.1:9 Cleaners Co meeC on sCrike moves 11.8:10 BHP men back, hearing goes on 6.1:7 BHP workers Co meeC 12.8:6 BHP told to reinstate man 7.1:7 BHP cleaners reCurn Co work 13.8:11 700 sCop 8.1:5 Strike follows time dispuCe 13.8:11 SCrike over bonus cut 22.1:10 V'omen aid NewcasCle cleaners 15.8:3 SCeel demand drop causes shifC cuCs 27.1:7 DispuCes "ChreaC Co lucky councry" 16.8:1 BHP cues sCeel loss 5.2:1 SCeel sCudy prepared by BHP 17.8:25 More BHP shifts cuC 9.2:10 BHP seeel ouCput falls 20.8:9 BHP paymasCer retires (KeiCh Dickeson) Chairman dislikes retiring from BHP 23.8:6 10.2:7 Manning row 23.8:7 SCrike over cuCback ChreaCened 19.2:5 Cleaners meet today on ruling 25.8:10 Raw sCeel outpuc rises 19.2:9 Steel markeC collapses (Leader) 1.9:2 BHP spends $98M on developmenC 1.3:12 SCeel recession hies hard aC BHP 1.9:22 SuggesCion wins award (Mr. CasCagna) 2.3:10 CompassionaCe leave sparks BHP sCrike 7.9:6 BHP cues jobs aC PorC Kembla 4.3:1 BHP signs exporC coal conCracC 7.9:23 The lAC's spoClighC discoraforCs BHP 8.3:2 750 SCriking BHP workers reCurn 8.9:14 Behind Che PorC Kembla cucback 9.3:13 ETU claim sCudied 14.9:10 BHP seeks permiCs 10.3:15 Little change in BHP group result 14.9:27 BHP CesCing new coal find 15.3:17 Coke ovens strikers meet today 15.9:8 Marcos Cariff row hies BHP 18.3:1 BHP chiefs branded poor managers 16.9:3 BHP SCeel ouCpuC falls 18.3:6 Strike at coke ovens ends 16.9:5 McLennan will recire in November 19.3:10 Cameron attack on BHP "libeUious" 17.9:3 BHP Cin conCracC "dropped" 24.3:21 Unions plan Calks on gas conCrol 21.9:14 Spillage waCch favoured 30.3:12 BHP sCeel outpuC rising 21.9:24 ApprenCice suspension procesc 31.3:9 Steel production still lagging 21.9:26 Gloves off in BHP dispuCe 1.4:3 Mr. Neill defends BHP chiefs 23.9:1 1000 SCrike over glove suspension 2.4:3 BHP chief sees need for skill reservoir The power in Che Cower will miss Che BHP 23.9:6 (sir Ian McLennan) 2.4:7 BHP cleaners meet 23.9:7 250 sCop work aC BHP 6.4:3 BHP sciencisc heads energy insCiCuCe (Dr.T.G. Riggers aC BHP sCrike 15.4:6 Callcoce) 24.9:5 BHP SCeel ouCpuC reflecCs poor markeC BHP cleaners seek Calks on sCaff rise 24.9:9 20.4:25 People, money in sCeel process 26.9:10 BHP execuCive slaCes unions 2.5:1 ExperCs look aC fuCure BHP energy role New kiln opens aC Mayfield 3.5:12 26.9:10 Conference on FIA dispuCe 6.5:7 Slighe upCurn in sCeel orders 28.9:1 Stoppage ends at works 7.5:5 B;I? bonus dispuCe 28.9:12 Coke oven hearing Co resume 13.5:9 BHP has made bng sCudy of gasificacion InspecCion in coke ovens di.«puee 14.5:5 28.9:24 BHP and Esso find new oil field 18.5:1 BHP cleaners 29.9:6 SCeelworks sCrikers Co meeC 18.5:7 Feeding Che fires of Che ciCy (Paul Rea) BHP reaches raw sCeel CargeC 20.5:8 1.10:7 Unio.-i look aC coal projecc 21.5:8 Gregory coal projecC gets ^o-ahead 5.10:26 Steel Works "here Co sCay and grow" 6.6:7 BHP ship dispuCe may spread 8.10:5 Urion to fight BHP disT-issal 7.6:7 Ship campaign concinues 11.10:10 3 issues involve sCeel vorkers 8.6:16 S.M.H. INDEX BROKEN HILL PROPRIETARY CO LTD. (C'td) BUILDING - NEWCASTLE AND HUNTER VALLEY (C'td) Blip declines comment on aboriginal mining leases $2M building projects 19.1:12 11.10:16 ResCrainC Co be CesCed (Cohen's warehouse) Aborigines seek mining pace 13.10:3 20.1:3 BHP takes watchmen Co courC 14.10:6 Cohen fuCure "soon" 21.1:3 WaCchman campaign hiCs more ships 15.10:9 BLB Co advise home buyers 25.1:3 Ships delayed by bans 17.10:11 New home-owners head for Wallsend 28.1:8 BHP chairman sees ouC plan for indusCry 19.10:15 Cohen building "not viable as park" 2.2:16 Big blase furnace aC BHP disabled 21.10:5 Hearsay (Cohen Warehouse)(Leader) 3.2:2 Blase furnace fixed 22.10:9 Lord Mayor explains on carpark 3.2:7 Tasman run helps BHP 24.10:8 Cohen case "ood over for month 4.2:3 New berCh favoured for ore ships 24.10:8 Purchase ot .^hen building bid fails 9.2:10 BHP to enter coal export trade 5.11:10 $15M housing project for South Wallsend 10.2:3 Steel chief offers growCh hope 16.11:1 Lake building prospects brighc 10.2:LH1 Bombs aC BHP 17.11:1 $5M manufacCuring plane planned for Thornton Origin of bombs a mysCery 18.11:5 11.2:7 BHP sCeel output up 18.11:12 Management group gets new nome 15.2:12 Boatswain dispute 22.11:12 January building figures rise 17.2:6 Crews boatswain 23.11:12 Union drive "almost complete" 18.2:3 BHP sees little profit in overseas sales Survey on Wharf Rd., Cohen issues 19.2:3 23.11:28 Parking yes; Cohen what? 21.2:1 Strike slows coke ovens 25.11:9 House inspection scheme backed 21.2:3 24-hour BHP strike ends 26.11:11 Building firm may provii-*e 50 jobs (Cape Cod BHP bonus dispuCe leads to scrike 29.11:8 Aust.P.L.) 22.2:12 Bombs aC BKP full of puCCy 30.11:7 Building group"needs sub-contractors" BHP bonus sCrike ends 30.11:10 23.2:3 McNeill Cakes over as BHP chairman 1.12:13 Show holiday ruling faces challenge 24.2:13 BHP men meeC on apprencice decision 3.12:4 Warehouse ban off 26.2:1 Union imposes overCime ban aC BHP 6.12:7 Minister to list Newcastle state office block BHP Co lay up Chree ships, sell Cwo 7.12:1 sites 1.3:10 Keir dispuCe averCed 8.12:8 "Inaccurate" report on Cohen's 15.3:3 FreighCer laid op (Iron York) 14.12:3 Demolition of Cohen warehouse resuming 16.3:7 BHP sCeel division "drag on profics" 16.12:10 Anderson "misled" alderman 16.3:12 Cohen green ban may stop demolicion 17.3:1 BUILDERS LABOURERS' FEDERATION Anderson says reporC wrong. (Cohen warehouse as car parking sCaCion) 23.3:12 Labourers proCesC 1.3:10 February building figures sCeady 30.3:8 BLF sCrike ChreaC Co major building 11.5:3 Nacional liscing no proCecCion (Cohen Warehouse) Labourers seek rise 18.5:7 31.3:8 BLF appeal 7.6:3 Site sinks, store shifts (David Cohen building Long service for builders "wrong" 8.6:6 in Maitland) 6.4:3 BLF decides no strike 30.6:3 Builder calls in police 6.4:5 BLF enCry hearing adjourned 15.7:5 February building up $2M (Lake Macquarie Union will fight ballot order 9.9:6 Municipality) 6.4:LH3 Fraser hinCs aC acCion againsC BLF "guerillas" Cohen tower cracks up 7.4:3 13.9:3 Union fine slated as extortion 30.4:1 BLF will consider nacional sCrike 21.9:14 Dangerous (Leader) 30.4:2 Full bench granCs BLF May rise 6.10:3 PWD injecting $5M into city 30.4:5 BLF geCs flow-on 14.10:6 City building approvals jump 2.5:10 CourC will examine "irregular" BLF poll Building union clarifies expenses actions 28.10:3 3.5:8 BLF acCion dropped 9.11:34 City development proposed on church properties Men seek readrnission 10.11:6 10.5:3 BLF resoluCion invalid: QC 16.12:8 20 town houses in proposal 11.5:7 25-year paint job for Palings 11.5:13 BUILDING ThornCon plane approved 11.5:14 Aldermen see coraplaine in colour 11.5:15 Builders' long service plan Co expand 20.1:11 April building worCh $2.5M (Lake Macquarie) Building costs rise 16.2:11 18.5:6 Building indusCry declines 19.3:1 Easing of ciCy building regulacions sought Plumbers aCCack unskilled work 24.3:16 24.5:8 Union leader resigns (Mr. I. Robinson ) 25.3:4 Builders allege long delays in applications Building figures drop 29.3:3 28.5:9 Builders aCCack Federal policy 26.4:13 Indian-born engineer builds on steep-sloping SCandards AssociaCion warns of glass danger Merewether block 1.6:17 4.5:14 Residents oppose road through church land Builders shun Licensing Act 20.5:8 21.6:7 Building indusCry hope 26.5:17 $200,000 plan for new city cafe 22.6:11 $800M building scheme urged 30.5:3 Church housing plan may be axed 23.6:1 HaP'lymen do noC need licence 3.6:5 Building workers form coramitcee 4.7:6 Building licence ban may end 16.6:10 Guideline move for Newcastle BTA 9.7:5 $100 Building fee Co be reviewed 22.6:6 Builders urged not to pay fee 11.7:10 Building union bans fast food chain 22.6:18 Building Centre pays final loan 12.7:6 Taceical decision (Leader) 30.6:2 Wider building levy criticism welcomed 15.7:5 Reversal gives rise 14.7:3 Siteamenities upset builders 18.7:7 BaCchers meec on wage claim 9.8:5 SCriking concrece baCchers "selfish" 16.8:3 Management group builds office 20.7:7 Employers condemn sCrike paymenC 2.9:5 Strike hampers construction 23.7:5 $8.10 for concreCe baCchers 14.9:10 Building lectures begin 26.7:5 Federal building siCes could close 22.4:15 ConcreCe drying up 28.7:6 Union faces huge fines 23.9:3 Lay-offs loom as baCchers stay out 29.7:6 10,000 jobs aC risk, builders warn 8.10:5 ConcreCe baCchers e >empe 3 firms 30.7:3 Building workers face stand-down 11.10:10 Builders Co meet on sub-let work 30.7:5 10,000 stand-downs in cement strike 12.10:3 Call for repore on building applicaCions One-week lag as cement strike ends 19.10:6 30.7:30 Building gripes double 8.11:13 Decision on ScaCe office siCe "close" 11.8:1 Building code allows for disabled 23.11:18 Building expecCed to stop 11.8:10 Company to make study grant (Allen Taylor & Building laws to "increase costs" 11.8:10 Co. Ltd.) 12.12:11 New licence will save some builders $80 PS backs state office for Taree 31.12:5 12.8:6 Batchers strike hearing delayed 12.8:6 Proposal may benefit humebuiIders 13.8:33 BUILDING- NEWCASTLE AND HUNTER VALLEY New life for old hall at Lambton 17.8:24 $1M facelift for Bebarfalds planned 17.8:26 A blatant injustice (Leader) 10.1:2 Contractors mix own concrtCe 18.8:1 Use sought for Cohen building 11.1:3 Builders warned of wider scrike 19.8:3 Building trainees underpaid official Puilding work halts on coast 22.8:11 12.1:11 ConcreCe baCchers end strike 23.8:7 Builders deny trainees underpaid 13.1:7 Building strike ends, another starts 24.? :8 Mr. Raftos speaks out 15.1:2 Homes and iiuilding Review. August 29 Decision on Cohen b-jilding this week 18.1:3 Undaunted brick firm expands vV'aterloo Brick and Pipe Co.) 3.9:3 N.M.H. INDEX 19. 1977 BUILDING - ireWCASTLE AND-HUNTER VALLEY (C'cd) BUILDING WORKERS INDUSTRIAL UNION Meeting to speed permits 8.9:22 Unionises pickeC building siCe 16.4:3 Building permie delays cricicised 8.9:LH1 Building union's fine will pay pickeCs Easier building approvals 9.9:3 29.4:1 Building group.? divided over licensing board Building union opposes fee 31.5:3 15.9:13 Building union opposes fee 9.6:10 DevelopmenC boosC for General MaiCland Building unions combine in national threat 16.9:7 16.6:1 Tenders called for police sice excavacion Stopworks 22.6:3 22.9:5 Unions against prisoners outside work Building in NorCh on increase 24.9. :1 13.7:11 Finding funds (Leader) 27.9:2 Merger plan for AWU has political problems 10.8:17 Building union seeks increase 27.9:5 Newcastle meeting on union merger 12. 8:6 MPs will meec on sCaCe office block 29.9:7 Union fails to decide on merger 13.8:3 AWU puCs offer on cemenc sCrike 13.10:6 Newcastle BWIU supports merger 17.8:3 Building row for courC (DemarcaCion AWU merger with BWIU sealed 18.8:3 issue on the site of the NBN-Channel 3 Merger on unions "invalid" 20.8:3 sCudio exCensions) 21.10:6 Shop workers oppose union 26.8:4 SCaCe inceresc (Leader) 28.10:2 Shop assistants break with AWU on merger Go-ahead given for 51M sCore (Bebarfalds) 1.9:1 2.11:13 Big stand-downs likely 28.9:12 Early brickworks being demolished (Former AWU denied appeal 11.11:6 TurCon brick and ei.'e works) 2.11:25 Union welcomes lavatory ban 18.11:8 SCaCe seeks civic office siCe 3.11:1 Travel money decision held 18.11:8 Lord Mayor wanes SCaCe block "fasc" BWIU gets benefit of clinic 2.12:9 4,11:5 Dismissals bring ban 7.12:20 SCaCe office plan "in doubc" 5.11:3 Ex-employees swell picket line 8.12:8 Wamervale brick plane opening 12.11:10 Union threatens to follow deliveries AMP building resCored 14.11:13 9.12:9 NewcasCle office block "noC opposed" Sacking dispute not settled 10.12:35 24.11:3 BWIU wants ban lifted 14.12:10 Building permiCs rise 29.11:5 Building workers may geC $500 ChrisCmas Store may be offices site 1.12:13 gifc 21.12:9 Union threat on oicnic work 3.12:4 Union seeks check on allergy case 24.12:8 Building indusCry "imnroving" 8.12:8 Office block siCe 10.12:3 BUILDINGS HISTORIC 105 jobs go aC NorCh plane (Hardboards AusCralia Led., Raymond Terrace) 13.12:1 TrusC acquires lighchouse dwelling 4.3:7 Talks nexC week on sackings 14.12:10 TrusC, planners in conflict 10.3:12 Cooks Hill flaCs plan approved 14.12:17 Old buildings (Leader) 11.3:2 "Granny" flaCs gee green lighc 14.12:17 Minimbah club job delayed 16.3:7 Labor Council accuses firm of delaying Council seeks criteria 18.3:7 sackings (Hardboards) 14.12:33 Mansion on market (Nameerah) 28.3:3 Council's bid for Cohen siCe 15.12:1 Town, Cohens in estate list 30.3:1 Landmark in Che balance (Leader) 16.12:2 Heritage puzzles Morpeth 3l.3:3 No decision on car park (Cohen Building) Historic home begins journey (Sketchley 16.12:7 Slab home) 22.4:3 Council Co meec over Cohen's fuCure National estate listing may bring objections 17.12:3 11.5:15 Cohen car, office plan offered 19.12:5 Hericage eheme for seminar 30.5:6 Council moves Co reCain Cohen's facade Historic homescead desCroyed (Camyr Allyn) 20.12:1 31.5:3 The besc of both worlds (Leader) 21.12:2 New life for hisCoric courC (East-Maitland) Cohen choice "wonc rule ouC oCher siCes" 1.6:15 23.12:3 Ants eat history (Old Bond Store) 17.9:9 Too much calk (Leader) 31.12:2 Historic timber slab cotcage Co be restored (SkeCchley coCCage) 19.9:7 BUILDING SOCIETIES HisCoric HunCer Valley home for aucCion (old OsCerley) 26.9:5 Building sociecy regisCered (NewcasCle and Meecing of CrusC 15.10:5 NorChern DisCricts Co-operative Building The commandants' residence 15.10:2 and InvesCmenC SocieCy) 10.2:7 Record CrusC meeCing 17.10:8 InCeresC free loan noC so cheap 10.3:1 Shades of Che pasC (Remaining section of Drop in socieCy lending noC in NewcasCle Che home Caroline Chisholm escablished for 10.3:16 immigranCs, EasC MaiCland) 20.10:10 $200,000 loan for building socieCy 18.3:6 Home of a wealchy brewer (Jesmond House) Office block decision by council conighC 28.10:2 5.4:13 BeauCy in Tomago House 15.11:2 $iM office block for HunCer SC approved DigniCy resisCs changes (Newcastle Courthouse) 6.4:10 22.11:2 SocieCy plans new offices 15.4:6 Kurri grant to aid mine history 5 12:1 Building group geCs $4.5 M 28.4:12 Dunmore House ghost legend 6.12:2 NorChern building sociecies plan merger Valley sices in heritage program 8.12:3 2.6:16 Historic inn near Wyong to be demolished Building sociecy Cake-over arranged (Woodbury Inn) 16.12:1 17.6:8 A soldier's battle vow (Church of St. James Building sociecy's record growCh 23.6:18 and adjacent rectory at Morpeth) 23.12:2 Building societies lend $64.5M in May Museum in the cellar CWindermere) 31.12:2 29.6:23 Building socieCy loans up 22% 12.7:12 BUSES $3M pulled OUC of building socieCy 1.9:22 Building loans S156M in July 3.9:18 Cox refuses to cut RSL bus costs 3.1:6 MP denies role in society crash 29.9:1 Late indusCry bus run may sCop 28.1:4 Missing Qld millions defy auditors 4.10:3 Bus mechanic strike cuts school trips Canberra's chance to back building societies 4.2:5 10.10:10 Bus shortage sCrands school pupils 9.2:9 Qld building society gets $100M backing PTC heads "lack foresight" 10.2:11 14.10:8 City buses have fire hazard seats 12.2:1 InvesCors reCum Co Qld society 15.10:10 Children put off bus, parenCs allege LimiCed operacion of Old Permanent 19.10:25 12.2:5 $2lM for housing loans 28.10:6 New bus jobs may help serv ice 17.2:9 Building socieCy inquiry urged 4.11:6 New bus services Co housing areas 17.2:LH3 Building socieCy lending falls 8.11:12 Improved bus services tipped 4.3:4 Home inceresc decision soon 15.11:14 ftyOOO for shelters (Lake Macquarie) 7.4:LH2 State lowers interest raCe Co societies Bus sheds decision put off 18.4:6 17.11:1 Bus controller promoted (Mr. E. Lyndon) $10M for societies 12.12:3 28.4:10 Building socieCy control "possible" Ban on bus driver 3.5:1 14.12:3"' MLAs see Brisbane bus plant 4.5:19 Criticism of buses "fair" 7,5:3 $1 loss on show bus CickPts 17.5:8 N.M.H. INDEX BUSES (C'td) CENSORSHIP Bus used for eye, ear tests 24.5:3 Proof on sale of porno sought 4.3:3 Hospital bus service "poor" 26.5:10 Wran accuses Liberal over porno sales 11.3:4 Bus union threatens nation wide strike 3.6:9 National law for porn urged 17.3:10 Costs force private bus companies to sell Pornographic books destroyed (Queensland) 8.6:30 22.3:9 PrivaCe bus co's profic - school runs 9.6:5 Child porn blamed on weak laws 3o-3:14 Tiger 2709 nears end of his prowl 17.6:3 Liberals draft "freedom" policies 12.5:10 Bus service provided (Windale) 23.6:2 Pornography peddling penalties 9.6:6 PrivaCe bus fee rise cipped 28.7:3 Porn poll prompts Saturday meeCing 21.7:7 Private bus fares Co rise 22.8:1 Pornography a drug, meeting told 25.7:7 Pupils locked in bus, g-rl alleges 29.8:1 Students "not locked in bus" 1.9:3 CESSNOCK The flugelhorn rides for free 1.9:LH2 Melbourne begins dial-a-bus service 5.9:10 Trees wanted, but not leaves 28.1:13 N'cle firms seek $40M bus conCract 22.9:10 Cessnock seeks views on strategic plan "Left-over" buses 13.10:16 24.2:6 Buses held up by no-mix plan 14.10:5 Cessnock Rodeo attracts fewer people 14.6:14 Stannett St. bus stop may be shifted 3.11:13 Boredom causing Cessnock crime: alderman Uni bus stop loss draws protests 28.11:9 21.7:1 Bus building scheme. Transport Review '77. Children find gelignite 24.11:1 6.12 More sticks of gelignite 25.11:3 Private lines "essential" Transport Review '77 6.12 CESSNOCK CITY COUNCIL Bus radio tenders called 8.12:3 Firm shows off new model bus (Domino Equipment 102 young people for two jobs 27.1:6 Pty. Ltd.,) 13.12:7 Street littering: children blamed 10.2:11 Cessnock seeks views on strategic plan BUTTER 24.2:6 Plans to have all pets desexed 24.2:13 Butter less popular 2.11:14 Black Creek drain work planned 10.3:11 Pound dog's price triples Co caCch "cheats" Dairy Corp concern on butter decline 2.11:25 11.3:4 Popular vote for mayor favoured 24.3:14 CANCER Mine subsidence in Stanford Merthyr 14.4:10 Cessnock swimming pool may be improved Femininity "could be health hazard" 13.1:7 28.4:7 RSL presses for deep-ray unit 2.3:12 Cessnock hopes for more in grants 4.5:9 Unionists back last bid for life 21.4:3 Grant for Cessnock jobs 5.5:3 Chemical lifts hope for cancer cure 22.4:3 Dump charges for industry 12.5:12 "Cancer Clinic" blood supply halted 13.5:13 Cessnock fee for extra garbage 19.5:7 Cancer "cure" warning 14.5:5 Tourists might dig coal seam 25.5:10 Cure for child cancer "near" 20.5:1 Garbage fee unjust 9.6:10 MinisCer warns on "Cancer experc" 1.6:14 No change to door knock appeal policy Cancer fears in hormone 30.6:13 23.6:13 Anti-cancer campaign for Coast 6.7:15 Council strikers reCurn 30.6:10 Cancer danger in labs "ignored" 14.7:5 SaniCary sCrike plan "unfair" 14.7:11 The cancer "cure" row 21.7:2 Cessnock direcCory 19.7:6 Hopes rise for cancer unit 15.8:11 Changes for council poll 19.7:7 Office test for cancer risk (W.A.) 21.9:12 Objeccions to higher waCer race 28.7:8 Apex raises $80,000 for cancer unit 19.10:6 Cessnock lacks nominees in poll 11.8:7 Radioactive land blamed for Cwo Sydney cancer Land requesCs increase 17.8:18 deaChs 2.12:3 Cessnock "over financial sCrife" 17.8:19 Cancer links wich Maralinga feared 6.12:3 Cards conCrol illegal dumping 1.9:7 CANOEING Adobe decision deferred 1.9:10 The candidaCes 15.9:14 CanoeisCs need funds for world cicle trip Cessnock city electors smart: R.J. Brown 15.6:1 19.9:10 Canoeists carry hopes to Austria 15.6:34 ALP increases Cessnock lead 19.9:11 Young canoiest off to world tides 16.6:LH4 Mayoral allowance increase $800 29.9:9 Canoe course on power staCion waCer planned $100,000 grant for jobs sought 13.10:11 15.12:LH4 Cessnock seeks road grant 29.10:32 Wollombi Brook property favoured as park CEMETERIES 10.11:10 Couple face chop over voCe 24.11:1 Funeral costs inquiry "major" 13.4:1 "please explain" sent in error 24.11:13 "Towtruck" funerals 14.4:3 Water problem tackled 25.11:5 Churchman calls coffin prices scandalous 3.5:10 Legal action on rates 25.11:6 Death tips "worth $50 to funeral directors" 9.5% rates rise set for 1978 15.12:12 24.5:3 Inquiry for rate cuts 19.12:5 Family wishes in burial "ignored" (Syd) 27.5:3 CHARITY APPEALS Reign of terror by union: funeral director 3L5 :3 Bogus charity "operating in Newcastle" Basic funeral $1000,inquiry told 31.5:9 10.2:12 $6000 quote for funeral 1.6:6 Leaders back teachers' poor project 24.2:17 No state law on handling corpses 2.6:10 Legacy given $45,000 3,3:7 Cremation fee rise urged 7.6:8 Long and winding road for $2000 31.3:LH2 No legal ban to do-it-yourself backyard Leo clubs in doorknock appeal 6.4:LH3 burials 9.6:1 $115,000 for the blind 13.4:3 Looking into burials 15.6:10 Support for appeal (Red Cross) 20.4:16 Flippancy over cremation alleged 16.6:12 Funds for blind lag 21.4:16 Funeral payouC 17.6:3 Charity walker back (Tom Hamilton) 2.5:5 Funeral charges "unlikely Co fall" 22.6:3 Old bastards to the fore in charibable Backyard burials raise grave problems work 12.5:LHl 30. 6 :11 Austcare raises S16,ooo 6.6:10 No funerals Coday 14.7:18 Diabetics thank Ne-jcasCle 7.6:3 Funerals delayed by union meeCing 15.7:6 $130,000 Carget for Red Shield appeal 9.6:3 New death daCura urged 23.7:1 Warning on bogus pen-seller 10.6:5 Weekend burials sCopped by ban 23.7:3 $17,000 reached in Eaton appeal 10.6:7 Funeral men advance meeting 26.7:3 Solomon Is project benefits from appeal Funeral pay draws protesC 28.7:6 20.6:12 Double burials disallowed 16.6:3 Salvation Army to launch appeal 30.6:18 Stopwork halts Newcastle b-irials 22.8:1 Salvation Army seeks $70,000 4.7:7 Funerals resume 23.8:7 Appeal money may top target 11.7:3 Burial fee control urged 24.11:1 Night appeal worker "keen" 23.7:8 Police inquiry into pensioners' fund 25.11:3 Support lags for Blind Society 11.8:19 The funer'l indusCry (Leader) 28.11:2 Churche,- mark Legacy week 12.8:6 Funeral costs disturb aged 5.12:7 Good support for appeal 19.8:7 Judge rules funeral contract void 14.12:8 Remembrance Week opens - Newcastle seta FuT^rsl repavrn-. r ordered 20.12:6 $35,000 funds target 29.8:7 N.M.H. INDEX 21. 1977 CHARITY APPEALS (C'cd) - CHURCHES (C'cd) Dinner CribuCe for chariCy worker (Mrs. New Salvacion Army sCore Co open 10.2:7 Adele DarC) 14.9:7 New AdvencisC church opens (Lisarow) 10.2:LH2 $13,000 from doorknock appeal 26.9:13 Salvation Army store opens 14.2:9 World vision club led AusCralia 12.10:23 Bishop Shevill still cricical 18.2:1 ChariCy comes in a wagon (Lorraine McWilliams) Bishop still critical 19.2:3 15.10:5 Condition of bishop unchanged 21.2:3 Lions walk for funds 15.10:8 Bishop still cricical 22.2:3 Straight to the heart (Nacinnal HearC Foundacion) Bishop Shevill improving 23.2:3 18.10:1 Bishop shows improvement 24.2:3 Luke's asseC aids chariCy fund 21.10:5 Primate accuses Amin, "buc no holy war" Man wich a charitable mission (Barry Gobel) 24.2:7 27.10:3 GovernmenC rejecCs sect inquiry 25.2:11 New hearC group head 1.12:12 Bishop ill from small stroke 4.3:4 Indian cyclone gifts for Christmas 5.12:11 Murder of Ajnin likely: Coggan 7.3:5 SpasCics seek gifCs for ChrisCmas 5.12:11 Aldermen to see Mosque site (Mayfield) 7.3:9 Where chariCy falls shorC 22.12:2 Judges music for Primate 9.3:8 Church asks for Indian cyclone aid 23.12:7 Prayers helped in rescue 9.3:12 Amin lying: Archbishop 10.3:1 CHILDREN AND CHILD WELFARE Pope joins in centenary 10.3:9 "Magazine" Bible praised 10.3:LH2 Nine new child cenCres geC Federal funding Primate pays flying visit 11.3:7 6.1:5 Statuette memento for Archbishop 16.3:1 Help save Barnardo's workers urge 27.1:7 Service marks jubilee 15.3:7 Labor "to protect" child actors 31.1:5 City welcomes Archbishop in day of ceremonies Unionists seek inquiry in Barnardo's horae 18.3:3 10.2:13 Church request deferred 23.3:12 Belmont rallies to save home 11.2:7 Helping the Archbishop (Mrs. Coggan) 23.3:20 Barnardo Home stay ruled ouC 13.2:7 Dilemma for council (Leader) 24.3:2 FacCory employed child chocolace makers Polish minister in Newcastle (Rev. Z.Pawlik) 24.2:1 24.3:7 SCaCe takeover urged for Barnardo's home 2000 walk way of Cross (Lockinvar) 28.3:12 24.2:6 Bishop recovering from stroke 30.3:3 Booklet warns children 24.2:7 Church may be proclaimed as historic Talks Co aid children in hospital 24.2:17 (Yarramalong Church of England) 31.3:LH3 Premier asked Co save home 2.3:6 Buddhism the "answer" 6.4:13 Child-bashing law cishcens 3.3:3 Anglican bishop recovers slowly 7.4:5 Children as sex book models 5.3:8 Bishop to bless two buildings (St. James's Meecing on child abuse soon 9.3:7 convent and St. James's presbytery) 11.4:6 Children "put on fatigue duty" 10.3:7 StaCue of ChrisC found floacing in harbour Social changes hit Barnardo's 16.3:18 12.4:1 Dr. Barnardo's men accused of lying 25.3:1 ExCension Co hosCel planned (SalvaCion Army Homes chief checks report 25.3:3 HosCel aC Merewether) 13.4:12 Games, toys need supervision 31.3:16 Temporary home for sCaCue of ChrisC 18.4:3 Barnardo's donation decision deferred Bishop may undergo surgery 19.4:3 13.4:13 WaCcl on Bishop's progress 20.4:3 Customs asked Co waCch child porn 15.4:3 ResidenCs prepare for cenCenary (SC. John's $1M shelCer, courC plan (Worimi) 29.4:3 Anglican Church, GianC's Creek ) 20.4:8 Group hopes Co buy Barnardo's home 5.5:21 Carver supreme (Mr. Tarnawskyj) 20.4:23 Barnardo home auccion arouses inCerest City development proposed on church properices 17.3:7 10.5:3 Child care policies cricicised 8.6:20 20 Cown houses in proposal 11.5:7 Child abuse law in force soon 23.6:3 Bishop faces long sCay 13.5:5 New law Co htlp ex-nupcials 1.7:3 Camel in church march 13.5:5 Brothers meet after 14 years 4.7:3 Mumbles rides for non-drinkers 17.5:1 Child minding centre busy 20.7:14 Prayer week Co begin 18.5:23 Child care centre to open (Windale) 18.8:LH1 FirsC sCage of $^M projecC Co open (Methodist Child "kidnap" from airfields 24.8:16 Church at Caves Beach) 19.5:LH2 Week will centre on child abuse 2.9:7 Victorian cases ban on Scientology 23.5:9 Caring for children in a violent socieCy $15,000 gift CO church recommended 25.5:12 19.9:7 Bishop Shevill improving 1.6:12 No job, child abuse linked 26.9:7 Church gift deferred 1.6:13 Barnardo's drops care program 27.9:9 Catholics offer Anglicans aid 2.6:20 .••jCisCic child week begins 19.10:11 Homosexuals wane book ban lifced 2.6:20 Sex educaCion "should dispel myChs" 19.10:18 Australia's new church 8.6:2 Abuse remedy soughc 25.10:6 $5000 for church group 8.6:19 Child abuse (Leader) 26.10:2 Spiritual need 13.6:3 Orphaned family Co stick together (Delforce Discussion on "moral pollution" 17.6:9 family) 11.11:1 Early celebration for new church (Uniting Homes for needy children 16.11:7 Church in Australia) 16.6:LHl Club raises ?500 for school (Lake Macquarie Service for uniting churches 20.5:7 Sub-normal Children's .school) 8.12:6 MinisCer suggesCs R-film nighcs 20.6:14 $1M addition to child shelter 8.12:6 Church proCesC 22.6:3 New church sends greecing Co Chose who stayed CHURCHES out 23.5:1 United church a reality 23.5:LH2 A primate's prayer 1.1:2 $500M split in church union 24.6:2 "Army" workers visit 5500 4.1:9 Minister tells of goodwill 25.6:8 Sisters go Co M'brook (SisCers of St. Joseph) Communist "rule in council of churches" 7.1:7 25.6:8 CrafCsraan raends ancienC glass (Church of Fanfare, colour at Great Hall 27.6:1 England, PaCerson) 8.1:1 Home uniC access problem back wich church TeeChing Cime in churches 8.1:2 28.6:7 Greek leader aCCacks church 13.1:7 Draft of prayers ready 29.6:5 PuCCing Che Bible into new translations Presentation for first service 30.6:LHl 13.1:LH4 Draft of new Anglican prayer book released ArCisC Co painC Cripcych (ClirisC Church 1.7:3 CaChedral) 20.1:9 Newcastle Cathedral is poised to confound Anglican leaders to visiC HunCer 20.1:9 the prophets of doom 5.7:2 Greek church Co open (Hamilton) 29.1:8 Nun joins national research council Religion definition concerns churchman (Sister Evelyn Woodward) 7.7:10 2.2:21 Church icon sColtn (ChrisC Church CaChedral) New church to open (Ourimbah) 3.2:LH2 9.7:1 Canon bombards bishop ...2:1 Boat sought for "forgotten land" 9.7:3 Rector marries aC Morpeth (Canon RoberC Valley church reaches in century (Anglican Mawson and Mrs. Jean Keen) 7.2:8 Church of St. Andrew at Broke) 9.7:7 Refusal Co join uniced church "disappoints" Church organ transplant 13.7:1 7.2:8 Archbishop to visit Stroud nuns 15.7:5 New rectory for Denman 9.2:11 Old organ installed in cathedral 15.7:7 Bishop in hospital 10.2:3 CenCenar;/ tescs churchman (Anglican Church of St. Andrew, Broke) lo.7:l —...--,. .^a^isiM^ N.M.H. INDEX CHURCHES (C'td) CHURCHES (C'td) Catholic, Anglican agreement criticised Church work her career (Mrs. Holland) 24.11:5 20.7:11 Catholic marriage rules reaffirmed 24.11:13 Anglican sex sins "tropical ailment" 21.7:3 Giving new tongue to New Testament 30.11:18 Bishop out of hospital 22.7:3 Kotara church consecrated 5.12:7 Anglicans drop $900,000 plan 25.7:1 Testimonial dinner forSalvaCionisC (Envoy Historic conference in Moscow 25.7:12 Gus Cannon) 7.12:11 Catholic faith suffers "crisis" 28.7:9 Advencist pastors ordained at Cooranbong Missionary home afCer 9 years in Echiopia 8.12:LK3 28.7:LH2 Church homes prove popular 15.12:13 NewcasCle Bishop recires 9.8:7 42 years of helping other people (Brigadier Organ going inCo moChballs (Christ Church) Mabel Ward) 15.12:18 10.8:15 A family that cares (Mrs. Bette Shearman) Anglican RC reunion tipped 10.8:15 17.12:7 High-up protest (St. James' CaCholic Church, Beyond the cinsel (Leader) 24.12:2 Muswellbrook) 12.8:1 Materialism and happiness 24.12:2 Message from Bishop Shevill 12.8:9 "Here to give, not to get" 26.12:2 New Bells arrive for cachedral 18.8:7 Former primace to visiC (Lord Ramsey) CHURCHILL AWAPJJS 19.8:3 RC bishop defends exile 22.8:3 Churchill award to Hunter unionist 30.6:5 Morisset Church opened 22.8:3 Costs threaten Churchill awards 17.12:10 8 Newcastle men to attend synod 24.8:6 Church choir making LP 24.8:14 CIVIL LIBERTIES Former Primate has no doubt that churches will reunify 25.8:5 Civil liberty compaign will assist citizens Bishop looks to Synod service 25.8:7 6.4:12 Temptation out, trial in 31.8:3 Privacy body guide 15.4:7 Prayer will not be alcered 1.9:3 The right to privacy (Leader) 18.4:2 Paperwork hinders Mercy SisCers 8.9:13 Law body seeks to outlaw privacy breaches Bishops ask for divorce review 9.9:7 23.4:1 Archbishop Co visit Upper HunCer 14.9:10 Invasion of privacy 23.4:2 NewcasCle visic for exiled Bishop (Bishop Privacy law opposed 25.4:1 Lamonc) 14.9:13 Privacy law opposed 25.4:1 Rhodesian leader seen as war criminal (Bishop Privacy laws (Leader) 25.4:2 Donal Laraonc) Correccion on 17/9 Canberra to look at privacy law 3.5:3 "Slander" of Koran angers Muslims 19.9:1 Judge puts case for "vicCims" 11.7:5 Archbishop on Valley Cour 19.9:12 Guard privacy, commictee warns 6.9:5 Retiring bishop reviews term 24.9:8 Privacy Bill ruled out 5.12:3 Synod gives women a voice 26.9:1 The Anglican Synod 26.9:7 CLERGY Memorial plaque unveiled (St. Luke's, Widden) 28.9:15 Rev. Durbin in top post 5.1:1 Four fruitful years (Leader) (Right Reverand Priest takes up duties (Rev. John Delaney) Ian Shevill) 1.10:2 7.4:10 Farewell for Bishop's wife 1.10:8 Report backs womei. as priests 18.4:1 Christ " a radical who cared " 3.10:11 The bishop who hates committees (RT. Rev. Uncertain future for bishop 4.10:7 George Reindorp) 18.4:10 Holy war call to Muslims 4.10:17 Primate's final blessing (Dr. Woods) 18.4:10 Road plan threatens historic church 8.10:1 Women clergy (Leader) 19.4:2 Collision wich Rome (six-year baCtle between a Bishop warns on women priests 19.4:3 priest, his order and the VaCican generals) Prelate supports women priests 21.7:11 8.10:2 Protestant clergy confess doubc. 28.7:9 Bishop opens Beresfield church 10.10:9 Italian-born man ordained (Father Lauro Melbourne Archbishop named (Bishop RoberC Rufo) 9.8:3 Dann). 11.10:3 Clergyman given UK post (Rev. Rex Davis Family's religious record 11.10:6 Bernard) 13.8:33 Singer aids hericage fund (June Bronhill) 40 in silent protest 29.8:3 12.10:8 Synod favours women as priests 30.8:1 Learning arc of survival 12.10:23 Catholic women priests seen as possible SDA pageant of missions 13.10:1H3 1.9:23 Church offers aged new home deal 14.10:13 Archbishop rests after tour (Loane) 23.9:5 Church units opened (Wyong) 17.10:8 Chaplain Mike dons white helmet 5.10:3 Cathedral work tender known next week New minister welcomed (Muswellbrook) 26.10:33 22.10:3 The priest and the man (Father Hart) 29.10:7 38-volume Bible 26.10:33 Glendale priest's anniversary (Fr. John Adventist missions in pageanc 27.10;LH3 Lavery) 24.11:LH3 Reprieve for church (Kincumber) 28.10:3 2 jobs to assist people (Allen Hudson, Adelaide) Alcohol poser for church 29.10:1 20.12:9 700 aplaud cachedral appeal singer (June Minister farewelled (Rev. John Paton) Bronhill) 31.10:3 22.12:LH2 CaChedral, jobless share in gifc 2.11:11 Clergyman leaving for Taree post (Rev. R.J. Candlelight novena expected to draw thousands Trigger) 24.12:8 3.11:14 Cannibal arrows aC church pageanc 3.11:LH3 CLUBS (LICENSED) Missionary parade marks 80ch anniversary 3.11:LH3 Clubs in parks (Leader) 29.1:2 Three generaCions of mission service 3.11:LH3 Masonic club may be sold 8.2:6 Bishop takes time for noon run 5.11:3 No. beer, no dinner and no iackpoCs 23.2:12 Election of new bishop " a horror" 8.11:3 Amended club liquor laws in abeyance 2.3:8 Cathedral contract signing today 8.11:9 Restaurant plan favoured (Newcastle Basketball Dr. Shevill leaves cicy 9.11:7 Assoc.) 13.4:12 Church Co celebraCe 75 years (ChrisC Church Club plans extensions (Stewarts and Lloyds Cathedral) 9.11:7 Recreation Club) 13.4:12 Cathedral work "boost for industry" 9.11:7 Extension granted (Northern Suburbs Rugby Morisset Adventist church built by congregation League Football Club Ltd.) 14.4:17 10.11:LH3 Builder wins two jobs to cost $1M (Stewarts Missionary works on in wheelchair (Miss and Lloyds Recreation Club) 15.4:3 Eleanor Scarfe), ,10. 11 :LH2 Union ban threat after club sacks 170 staff The making of an Anglican bishop 12.11:2 (Ettalong) 18.4:3 New bishop Co visic chis month 14.11:1 Club return ordered (ECCalong) 20.4:3 Tne Bishop (Leader) 14.11:2 BaskeCball Legion Club shucs iCs doors New prayer book for Anglicans 15.11:6 27.4:1 ApplicaCion by church (Warners Bay) 17.11:LH4 $750,000 club e-.Cension begins (ScewarC and Women priests "not right" (Most Rev. Keith Lloyds) 23.6:7 Rayner) 19.11:3 Licensed club proposal put off 28.6:7 Catholic marriage ruling 23.11:3 Clubs goC dry ChreaC for final 8.9:1 No changes (Leader) 24.11:2 Strike closes clubs in North 10.9:1 Extension of pastoral role plannc:! (Bishop Club gets licence (Northern Suburbs Rugby Holland) 24.11:5 League club) 10.9; 9 H.M.H. INDEX 23. 1977 CLUBS (LICENSED (C'cd) COAL EXPORTS (C'td) Beer ban on Rugby Club sought 13.9:6 Oakbridge wins $30M coal contract 29.6:22 Club goes to court over beer ban (Newcastle Big mine development for Japanese contract Rugby Club) 15.9:1 29.6:22 RL club plans $3^M expansion (Gosford) 16.9:7 Brazil may buy Valley coal 30.6:14 Club case may lead to union Crouble (NewcasCle Coal exports near record 6.7:24 Rugby Club) 21.9:3 Correction to article on 6/7 7.7:3 Beer supplies (Rugby Club) 23.9:7 AusCralia's coal exporC role confirmed 16.8:12 Liquor ban off 24.9:9 NSW, Japan in sceaming coal venCure 31.8:1 Beer ban back in court 26.9:1 Qld looks Co Brazil for coal exporcs 3.9:10 Rugby Club expecting beer 27.9:5 BHP signs exporC coal conCracC 7.9:23 Rugby Cljb gets beer 30.9:11 Seeaming coal exporCs imporcanc Co Hunter Club pays $110,000 for land (Maitland District 12.9:11 Leagues Club) 11.10:9 Surge in NSW steaming coal predicted 16.9:8 Proxy club voting to be barred 7.12:11 Anthony queries coal sale cuts 16.9:9 Masonic Club employees strike 21.12:9 Japanese coal, ore import cuts hinted 19.10:24 Club stop ends 22.12:8 Price of steaming coal "too low" 22.10:10 Newnes exports valued at $15M 29.10:10 CLUBS (SERVICE) Mine wins big Japan deal 2.11:24 Plea Co Japan on imporC cuCs 3.11:16 Apex national president to visit Hunter clubs Coal exporC boosC for CAIL 4.11:6 13.1:6 Coal conCracC sparks Japanese interesC 4.11:6 Rotary clubs test blood pressure 21.1:5 CAIL's vase deal on coal 9.11:1 RoCary clubs survey blood pressure 10.2:LH3 WMA woo Japanese sales 10.11:16 Lions Co launch warning book 19.2:5 Hd Smith could ship coal 12.11:10 Rural round-up for RoCary 23.2:15 ExporC Connage rises 17% Chis year 16.11:22 Rotarians Co visiC 24.2:11 Japanese coal, ore cucbacks "no surprise" Busy cime for ToronCo Apex 24.2:LH3 16.11:24 Clubs reporC ready "in few weeks" 1.3:3 AnChony warns Japanese sCeel mills on cuCs SonCa, a growing club for business women 18.11:12 9.3:19 60-miler on way from Japan will serve exporC RoCary plaques bear messages 10.3:11 trade 1.12:13 The Black Stump is home again 10.3:LHl CAIL wins huge coal sale to Pakistan 14.12:1 Japanese consul speaks aC service night Millers in US coal sale 27.12:12 (Mr. Masuda) 10.3:LH3 NSW exports of coal rise 28.12:16 Club faces one year wait for safety project 24.3:LH1 COAL HAULAGE Belmont QuoCa celebrates 21 years 24.3:LH3 "Life" surprise for Cardiff Lion (Eric Merrion) More coal traffic for Lake roads 27.1:LHl 28.4:LH3 Coal haulage views sought 29.1:8 RaChmines fair Co build club 18.5:9 New mine coal to be railed 22.3:5 ToronCo Crade fair begins Comorrow 20.5:5 More coal trucks on road 9.4:5 100 displays aC Crade fair 21.5:3 $2M rail wcrk contract Co Lake firm (A.B. Rea and Weekend fair aCCracCs 30,000 visiCors Co. P.L. for MounC Thorley) 21.5:1 23,5:3 Coal haul plan waits 27.7:21 Jaycees may admit women 24.5:11 Miller defends road-rail proposal 10.8:27 Apex helps hearC pacienCs 6.6:3 Pump "boost" for coal transport 15.8:14 Increased Apex role in public issues 6.6:8 Buchanan buys 18 trucks for $1.1M 18.8:16 Sports centre fireworks display tonight (Lions) Road coal plan "not practical" 1.9:16 13.6:3 Council considers research aid 26.7:10 Whizz-bang, and aah said the Lions 14.6:1 Council calls meeting on coal haulage 6.10:LH1 Lions organise leadership program 20.5:15 Charlestown Lions raised $13,000 23.6:LH3 COAL LOADER Welfare Crend "challenge" 29.6:9 Lions man oars for hospital 22.8:9 Coal loader train facilities started 11.1:9 Award for NewcasCle Jaycees 30.8:5 Newcastle firm wins coal-loader contract Five men soughc for study tour 24.9:8 22.1:9 Jaycee visited Mao mausoleum 30.9:3 New coal dump equipment 5.2:31 Woman Jaycee aids campaign 3.10:4 Indian engineers tour coal-loading plants Apex holds convention 10.10:11 16.2:8 DisCricC conference for RoCaracC 13.10:LH3 Action call on coal loader at Botany 21.2:3 Apex raises $80,000 for cancer unic 19.10:5 Coal-loader crane ban sCill on 10.3:3 Lions clubs arrange Dobell fescival 19.10:11 December daCe for coal-loader 23.3:8 ToronCo Apexians raise funds wich cubby Coal-loader dispuCe 24.3:5 27.10:LH3 Final coal-loader job 26.3:8 Princesses on parade 27.10:LH1 Ban on porC loader lifCed 29.3:8 ArCisCs painC for Apex appeal 29.10:3 Wharfies win coal job 2.4:8 Lake club's work recognised (Warner Bay) Dust CesCs on new loader 5.4:7 14.11:6 Premier will open coal loader 29.4:5 Warners Bay club wins service award 24.11:LH2 AccidenC causes change in coal loading 20.5:5 Jaycees win healch award 6.12:3 AccidenC blame denied by union 21.5:31 $1500 from aucCion 14.12:3 Premier to open coal complex 25.5:9 Premier unveils movable plaque 26.5:1 COAL EXPORTS Premier wants to develop joinc deals wich indusCry 26.5:16 Coal facilities discussed 15.2:10 Loader decision "noC political" 15.6:3 Japan steel mission to explain troubles Coal loader dispuCe prompts talks 16.6:10 19.2:3 Coal-loading delay 14.7:6 A serious handicap (Leader) 21.2:2 Port loader workers on strike 12.10:10 Open market for Australian coal 25.2:6 Crane drivers expected to end strike 19.10:10 Australia Japan coal talks falter 15.3:12 Loader subsidies confirmed 10.11:16 Coal talks fail over price 23.3:16 $1M centre at coal-loader 29.11:7 EEC men gauge coal wealth 25.3:3 Coal sales boost Chiess 25.3:8 COAL RESEARCH Steaming coal lures foreign missions 23.3:8 Koreans study HunCer roal 31.3:8 Valley "best" for oil-from-coal 19.1:9 HV steaming coal future "good" 2.4:5 Chamber surveys coal-oil projecC 10.2:7 Coal price rise rates test deal 8.4:3 Coal to oil (Leader) 14.2:2 Japanese seek for Qld coal 26.4:5 BHP tesCing new coal find 15.3:17. Costain sighCs in HV coal 3.5:12 Brown coal research 30.3:21 Port sees coal record 19.5:14 P^eport urges more coal research 13.4:22 AusCralia sells coal, ore Co Taiwan 21.5:10 More than $1M offered for coal research 29.4:8 Warning on ceil prices 26.5:15 AusCralia may get coal-to-oil plant 26.5:3 N.S.W. expecLS record coal sales 2.5:16 Valley coal rated Cop oil source 27.5:1 ?180M coal conCracC ''near agreemenc" 3.6:8 MinisCer will study coal-oil research overseas Coal exporCers press Canberra for removal of 31.5:15 ducy 16.6:15 US mines contract for coal-Co-gas plane 17.6:8 MSB coal penalcies aCtacked 18.6:5 MinisCer in coal talks 30.6:3 Japanese gear for Valley Coal 25.6:8 $20M coal-energy projecC in UK 6.7:24 Coal levy (Leader) 27.6:2 World focus on vasC Hunter coal resources 12.7:1 Coal-petrol pilot pisr.c proposed 19.7:1 N.M.H. INDEX COALMINING (C'cd) COAL RESEARCH (C'cd) MinesCaff seek leave for non-unionists NSW wanes firse coal-oil plane 20.7:26 20.5:3 Coal research (Leader) 22.7:2 Union look at coal project (Boggabri) 21.5:8 Qld cipped Co join coal, oil sCudy 9.8:16 Miller gets new marketing man (Mr. J. C. Cook) Money for coal-oil research considered 18.8:16 21.5:11 Task force sCudies by-producCs plan 24.8:27 Colliery strike 21.5:31 Coal-oil plan alive 25.8:14 Coal need (Leader) 24.5:2 W.German oil-coal sCudy by Qld 8.9:18 Colliery staff resume work 24.5:7 Coal Co oil is a wasCe: experC 21.9:24 European interests intend to buy into Valley Kooragang chance for oil plane 27.9:3 coal 24.5:14 Oil-coal search in Upper HunCer 8.10:1 R.W. Miller man will liase wich HV people Coal levy research bill 2.11:3 24.5:14 . Coal levy planned for research 2.11:26 Joy expands Kurri service cenCre 25.5:25 $20M needed for plane 16.11:22 New coal exCracCion meChods for HunCer Punch backs coal-Co-oil call for plant 22.11:10 26.5:12 Coal-oil drilling contract let 23.11:1 Minmi families awaic Cheir judgraenC day 28.5:1 Premier will confer on mining 1.6:14 COALMINING Oaky Creek development unchanged 1.6:28 NSW expecCs record coal sales 2.6:16 Le Nickel Wambo opCion may cosC $3.5M Mining Co Upper HunCer Co be sCudied 2.6:20 3.1:8 Premier Co visic coalmines 'i.6:3 Qld expects to win coal plan 8.1:5 Coal invesCmenc up 30% 4.6:11 Drillers in Hunter for $100M coal mine bid Mine heaC prompCs acCion 11.6:11 1^-1:1 $3M coal conCracC Co Dravo 15.6:24 Wran will meet Hancock on coal 21.1:3 Uren hiCs at mining indusCry 18.5:3 Coal owners welcome Tokyo stacemenC 22.1:29 Wran Co see coalmines 21.6:5 Buyers Co see MC. Thorley site 24.1:7 Premier visics mines 22.6:9 Delegacion co inspecC Qld coal areas Collieries chief a produce of Che mines 26.1:16 23.6:6 Coal plans Cake Wran to PerCh 27.1:6 NorChern mine leader denies pic development Hunter coal meeting in Pilbara 29.1:3 report 23.6:19 Coal gets priority in drive to create jobs Valley mining scope impresses Premier 31.1:3 24.6:5 Hancock man in coal talks 31.1:5 Two Northern mines idle yesterday 28.6:13 Wran and Hancock "Hopeful" 1.2:1 Qld warns on Oakley Ck. agreemenc 28.5:14 Coal companies oppose homes near mines Mine men Co work 4 days 29.5:10 1.2:6 Premier's firsC-hand glimpse of coalmining Mine firms buy big, small lots 4.2:3 expansion 29.6:17 Miners see job threat in $100M plan 9.2:1 UTAH suspends mine developmenC over seamen's Mining plan discussed 22.2:3 dispuCe 2.7:10 Miners may stop $100M coal project 23.2:10 Three Huncer coal-mining veCerans retire Development inspection 23.2:12 Games Scott, George Jefferies and Wilfred Delay for miners, farmer 25.2:5 Granger) 2.7:29 Qld coal may attract Arabs 28.2:3 Miners to meet (Chain Valley Colliery) 5.7:7 Hancock agent "threatens" valley landowners Two mine disputes in North discussed 6.7:7 1.3:1 Coalmining industry pays heed to community, Agent denies threats to landowners environment 6.7:14 (Mitchells Flat, near Singleton) 2.3:3 Longwall mine expert to visit (Mr.H. Leukers) Wran denies Singlecon land resumpcion deal 9.7:9 3.3:3 Bjelke tips all-ouc fight on UTAH 12.7:3 SCates Co decide mining ecology rules 5.3:9 Coal leads Che way (Leader) 13.7:2 Ulan makes big coal sale 11.3:9 Valley's coal resources "enormous" 13.7:6 Coalfields Cour puc off 11.3:13 Valley coalmining musC overcome safeCy, NoChing dull abouC old mining book 16.3:16 transport problems 13.7:18 "Noisy"mine upsecs residenCs aC Teralba Push-button era in coalmining forecast 17.3:7 14.7:14 Silencer soughc for mine fan (Macquaire Awaba miners strike 19.7:5 Colliery) 21.3:5 Oaky Ck. mine project to proceed 19.7:12 Mines sCrike Calks Coday 29.3:3 German coal buys 10% of Q. mine 20.7:26 US company offered Qld coal deposic 29.3:10 Shell investment in coal up $25H 20.7:28 Return of mine depucie's urged 30.3:7 Oaky Ck mine doubt 20.7:28 New mine plans undecided 31.3:10 Mineworkers protest at long walk to face Mine depuCies end sCrike 31.3:12 21.7:10 AnChony fuCure on coal 1.4:6 No early prospect of Thiess HV coal 21.7:16 SingleCon urges Cown-mine buffer 2.4:8 Hartogen, French groups' $2M Warabo interest Sack for 100 miners (WongaWilla Colliery) 22.7:10 2.4:8 Obstacles removed on Oaky Ck mining Opposieion aCCacks Qld coal deal 4.4:3 22.7:10 Parachute will seal mine gases 5.4:14 Ellalong miners strike on safety issue Council plans mines tour 5.4:26 22.7:11 Upper HunCer sCudy will look aC coal impact Meeting fails to resolve mine dispute 11.4:8 23.7:3 New coal probe in shire 12.4:8 $5M profit jump for UTAH mining 26.7:10 Magnum coal find near Gunnedah 13.4:24 Striking miners meet today (Munmorah State Expeditions once more seek Singleton's Mine and Ellalong Colliery) 26.7:11 resources 16.4:2 Miners to discuss super 27.7:8 Dismissal of deputy upheld 21.4:11 Miners go back to work 27.7:8 Premier to meet miners 22.4:3 Coal company fined $2000 for polluting Colliery staff in first strike 30.4:3 28.7:8 (Newcastle Wallsend Coal Co) Support of miners sought 30.4:5 Officifils back mine super plan 29.7:6 $400,000 marked for mining project (Delta Coal takeover "falsely based" 1.8:3 Colliery) 30.4:8 Coal '77 (Supplement) 9.8 Big growth forecast for coal 3.5:1 Coal firms race for loader space 9.8:3 Valley coal drillers step up pace 5.5:7 Mining technique options 9.8:10 Miners urge change in Cerms 6.5:7 Mining symposium affirms Valley's pocencial Memories of Che old mining days 7.5:7 10.8:27 Qld mine strike spreads 9.5:3 Big areas of land sold Co collieries Colliery staff sCrike for week 9.5:8 10.8:27 Hills will consider reopening mines (Cessnock) Coogan and his jackec have seen revolution 10.5:8 in the pits 13.8:7 Managers keep collieries working 10.5:9 NewcasCle fuCure "assured by coal" 13,8:32 Coal company objeccs Co council plan (R.W. Goal of Mines Rescue work ouClined 15.8:7 Miller & Co. Pey. Led.) 11.5:17 Miners question CAIL Cakeover 16.8:12 Hancock quics Valley leases wichouc explanacion Lynch rejecCs "cokenism" cakeover 17.8:5 12.5:3 Coal levy to aid research 17.8:9 Miners given pay opCion 13.5:1 Treasurer halCs coal Cakeover 18.8:1 Colliery staff Co resume, sCop 14.5:5 Coal:myehs and realicies (Jim Comorford) Mines staff ChreaCen sCrike 17.5:7 19.8:2 Collieries staff on sCrike ajain 18.5:7 2 mines planned for Lake area 23.8:1 Minister orders survey on riosed coalmines Singleton plans coal seminar 24.8;8 20.5:1 K.M.H. INDEX .25. 1977 COALMINING (C'cd) COALMINING (C'cd) Drilling viCal Co coal fuCure 2i.8:26 Victim not ignored: Doccor 12.11:3 Open-cuC mine program 24.8:26 Liddell miners due back Monday 12.11:9 Changes in mine mechods seen 24.8:27 Miners call for accidenC review 14.11:6 New mines Co employ 700 25.8:LH1 RavensworCh waics for cash offer 15.11:3 Employers move Co change mine pensions No UCah for NSW: Hills 15.11:14 30.8:1 BP, Oakbridge in $43M coal venCure 15.11:14 Coal SCudy (Leader) 30.8:2 WarkworCh Calks expecCed soon 15.11:14 Mine worker pension scheme in financial Coal seminar aCCracCs 100 18.11:5 jeopardy 30 . 8 : 8 WarkworCh Calks on Monday 23.11:30 Mineworkers scheme has opponenCs 31.8:21 Hills suggesCs privaCe valuing 24.11:7 Concern on mine pension 6.9:5 $1.5M for HV coal producer. (BaCrix PCy Ltd.) Loader Cerrainal on schedule 7.9:23 24.11:13 320 SCrike over mine safeCy (Liddell) 9.9:7 HV coal planners face Cough quescions Liddell men expecCed Co resume 10.9:9 26.11:3 Foreign invesCmenC in coal approved 10.9:10 WhiCe Ind. plans expansion of coal 26.11:10 Wran's Japan Calks centre on coal 12.9:1 New mine brings hope of jobs 29.11:5 MinisCer will open new plane (Buchanan CAIL, GovernmenC meec Coday on coal dispuCe LemingCon) 14.9:26 29.11:12 Coalmining Craps HV houses 15.9:7 German Creek producCion sCarC 29.11:12 SCaCe frowns on laCesC CRA bid 15.9:9 Coal "under roads" 29.11:15 H. SmiCh sCops buyj.ig CAIL, holds 45% 15.9:18 Coal and oil firms join in Clarence mine Japan visic likely (Mr. Hills) 19.9:15 venCure 30.11:28 Mining exhibicion in UK 19.9:15 Higher ouCpuC soughc for GreCa 30.11:28 ExperCs divided over use of fuel reserves Submission soom from CAIL 30.11:29 21.9:24 WarkworCh mine plans see ouC 2.12:5 Fresh chapCer in collieries begins 21.9:24 "No chance" of CAIL mining lease 6.12:12 SingleCon people Co have say on coal 26.9:10 Valley residenCs aware of coal problem A memory of 1927...Down Che Baron's mine 7.12:26 (Jim Comerford) 28.9:2 Building gets new lease of life (Killingworth) Loan for Kurri firm (Cobden-Jones Mining 7.12:25 Pty Led.) 28.9:25 Residents to decide on compensation offer PelCon mine (sCrike) 29.9:6 (Ravensworth) 8.12:5 Village baCCles for iCs place in Che sun Residents to take $350, but may seek more (RavensworCh 30.9:1 (RavensworCh) 9.12:7 PelCon hearing 30.9 :7 $58M coal deal claim 9.12:9 Reaping Che wind (Leader) 3.10:2 Diversion of HunCer "speculative idea" Mine pensions endorsed 3.10:4 14.12:6 RavensworCh accepCs commission proposals Canberra examines coal expansion "with care" 5.10:14 14.12:30 ConservaCion aid for old mine areas 5.10:24 Bright prospects for coal jobs 14.12:30 RavensworCh seeks "explicic" help 6.10:5 Miller hopes for 1978 start 17.12:27 SCaCe enCers coal deal 14.10:1 Coal miners granted wage clow-on 20.12:10 $1^M for mine (P.arix PCy Led.) 14.10:5 Dragline annoys tired villagers 21.12:6 Assurances needed (Leader) 15.10:2 Mt.Thorley development ahead of schedule CAIL likely Co sue sCaCe 15.10:3 21. 12:22 CAIL move "will noC affecC Valley policy" Federal "go ahead" for Clarence 23.12:6 15.10:32 Miners off for Christmas 24.12:4 Premier's reason for coal s-wicch "nonsense Utah resumes $250M Norwich coal project 18.10:3 24.12:9 Miners back sCaCe on lease 18.10:3 Utah go-ahead welcomed 26.12:3 CRA bid for Hail Creek rejecced 18.10:10 Mining curb may cost 800 jobs 27.12:3 WarkworCh coal lease "scill open" 19.10:3 Singleton looks at coal future 28.12:16 UCah prices cricicised 19.10:12 Valley coal offer may go on 20.10:1 COALMINING - ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES AAR concedes viccory Co CSR 20.10:12 New mine siCe favoured (Corranbong Colliery) Injured miner dies (SCanley SCacey) 6.1:5 CRA piles pressure on Mr. Fraser and loses Mine heaC prompCs acCion 11.6:11 21.10:2 Coroner finds Cessnock miner's deach accidencal) Wran will meeC CAIL chiefs 22.10:10 Miner hurC (Gordon Ross) 25.6:5 17.6:7 ) Hills confidenc of coal markets 24.10:3 MC.Kembla disasCer recalled 20.7:9 Premier in coal talks 25.10:3 Pupils visic graves of piC disasCer vicCims Resign call over coal fails 26.10:3 (Dudley) 27.7:7 Consoles key factor in coal future 26.10:24 Mine worker killed (Muswellbrook) 15.10:3 Record Utah profiC Cip 26.10:25 Man dies in mine roof fall (Bill GorCon) Decision soon aC RavensworCh 25.10:33 15.11:1 New coal demand prompCs growCh 27.10:12 Miners aware of roof condieion: inspecCor 'JCah accused of undermining coal fuCure 16.11:3 27.10:12 Television used in mine invesCigaCion SCaCe Co sec coal guidelines 27.10:13 17.11:9 Coal indusCry welcomes move 27.10:13 SCudenC in mine fall suffered head and leg Seminar on impact of mining 28.10:11 injuries 21.12:11 Plans for coal expansion "madness" 29.10:10 Inceresc sCill in CAIL 29.10:10 COALMINING - PRODUCTION Peko-W Co spend $16K on coal expansion 29.10:10 Coalmines see record 26.1:17 Mining offers blasCed (RavensworCh) 1.11:6 NSW coalmines life oucpuC, exporCs 6.4:11 ProducCion sCops aC Ucah mine 1.11:7 NSW coal ouCpuC up 12.5:14 SouChland issue for HunCer exploraCicn Three major coal projeccs forecasc 6.6:3 1.11:10 More coal mined 16.6:16 $30M coal developmenC loan for Thiess Broad approach on coal urged 22.6:10 1.11:10 Energy crisis Co aid NSW coal producer Hills in Japan for coal Calks 1.11:13 22.6:24 Hills in move on new coal projecC 3.11:1 NSW coal producCion down in May 1.7:5 HV coal Cenders soon: Wran 5.11:10 Increase in coal producCion 9.8:15 CAIL solution predicced 7.11:11 Coal production rising 11.8:7 Bloomfield bonus 8.11:6 NSW coal output up 18.8:15 Miners supporC sCaCe on coal leases 8.11:8 State output reaches record 46M tonnes WarkworCh coal Calks experCed Chis week 24.8:26 8.11:13 Coal producCion increases 31.8:26 Public seminar on SingleCon coalmining All but WesC increase ouCpuC 7.9:23 9.11:24 SingleCon leads NSW ouCpuC 19.9:15 Sky-high picCures for mine safeCy 9.11:24 Rise in producCion 26.9:10 Japan "keen on HV coal" 9.11:25 DisCricC lifCs coal oroducCion by l^M Connes Coal search begun 10.11:7 26.9:10 CAIL meecing posCponed, buC hopes sCay high NSW coal ouCpue ahead 12.10:24 10.11:11 NSW coal ouCpuC rises 2.11:24 3 mines idle on docCor issue 11.11:1 Million-Conne week of coal 9.11:24 Houses "muse go for coalmine" (Muswellbrook) Coal's good week 23.11:28 12.11:1 BesC production for the year 30.11:23 Coal row meeting delayed 12.11:1 StaCe coal Dutput rises 21.12:22 N.M.h. INDEX COINS __ COMPUTERS (C'cd) A penny worCh a mine (1937 AusC. penny) 3.2:3 Mini-computers from leap (Tony Heweston) New coin for royal visic 16.2:11 9.11:16 There's money in Chose dollar banknoces Mini-compuCer "equals one man"9.11:25 30.8:6 CompuCer conCract signing on Nov.17 14.11:5 SenaCor wanCs $5 bark 13.10:3 The compuCer trio plans into the future Silver currency 14.10:6 16.11:2 Many values in gold coins 26.10:15 Computer delegate chosen 17.11:17 Computer installed (NESCA) 23.11:8 COLLEGES OF ADVANCED EDUCATION HDWB seeks computer tenders 28.11:9 See also: NewcasCle College of Advanced EducaCion. CONSERVATION St. John's gains NZ Cutor 19.2:8 $280,000 spent on soil work 21.3:8 Lecturer keeps eye on stars (Dr.Larry Turner) Conserving the fur traders 25.5:16 24.2:LH3 Gifc helps work on soil 2.6:20 Joint CAE centre opens 27.7:21 3 Hunter swamps on Trust register 27.6:3 CAE building cuts expecCed 26.9.13 Islands, school listed by Heritage group Student art on show (Avondale) 24.11:LH1 28.7:LH1 Avondale sCudenCs graduaCe 24.11;LH2 The Bitou bush Cakes over 16.8:2 151 graduaCe from Avondale College 1.12:LH2 Red gums face new, silcnc enemy 17.8:6 State experts glooray on holding boneseed COMMOm-TEALTH GAMES ac bay 18.8:12 Conservation aid for old mine areas 5.10:24 Queensland seeks funds for Games 7.9:32 ConservationisC (Peter Longworth) 7.11:8 Little in Brisbane games kitCy 14.9:35 Wildlife fund for Australia: PM 4.11:11 Conservationist criticises fund loss COMMONV.'EALTH SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL ORGANISATION 19.11:3 CONSERVATORIUM OF MUSIC CSIRO innovacion 13.7:19 New fuel unic sec up 9.9:6 Violinist awarded scholarship (Richard Currene sCudy breaks myCh 14.12:11 Hallinan) 12.1:17 CSIRO's kindest cut of all 30.12:1 Grant of $5000 to Hunter orchestra group COMMONWEALTH STEEL CO. LTD 20.1:3 Meeting on music college today 16.2:17 Manager for Comsteel (George Burrell) Hopes rise on college, conservatorium rift 12.1:18 17.2:7 Steelworkers warned of foreign threat Conservatorium needs help 19.2:2 7.3:8 Grant retains conductor 30.3:10 Tougher steel for coal industry 11.3:8 Closer link for college, conservatorium Comsteel warned about high prices 5.4:26 13.4:7 Service creates record (Wilf Dick) 31.5:8 Union to let musicians play 3.5:1 Newcastle firm wins prestigious order Music board formed 2.6:17 11.7:8 Ragtime at conservatorium 10.6:3 Comsteel books $3M for boost to quality New con head Cip (Mr. J. WinCher) 31.8:1 26.7:1 AppoinCmenC Co con posC confirmed 1.9:7 $3M plant ushers new steel era 27.7:21 Worker concerCs plan 23.9:3 Equipment improved 7.9:23 Musical plan for ciCy hall possible"16.11:7 Developing nations create new scene 14.9:26 Music idea for city hall applauded.17.11:7 Huge kiln rollers made in North 26.9:10 A sCrong man ac Che Con. (Mr.John WinCher) A double boost (Leader) 28.9:2 30.11:2 New bogie design earns Comsteel $6M conCract CiCy council Chanks conservaCorium Cutor 28.9:7 1.12:7 Comsteel slag job proceeds 2.11:24 Music lovers donate bassoon 1.12:7 Chinese order for Com. steel 19.11:10 Support for conservsCorium Co lease part of $3M upgrading for Conii Sceel 6.12:12 city hall 7.12:14 Gift strings play for jubilee 8.12:6 COMMUNIST PARTY Beethoven concerto 10.12:3 1000 attend anniversary concert 12.12:8 CommunisC candidaCe chosen (Mr. D. Dawson) 12.10:8 CONSUMER AFFAIRS COMPENSATION "Big cash for cars "ads under scruciny 18.1:1 CompensaCion Bill proposed 25.2:5 Dealer defends car trade-ins 19.1:11 Family evicted by laCe cheques 1.3:3 Molleton, chenille nighCwear banned 29.1:3 MeeCing avercs panic over compensaCion 3.3:22 Courtesy can cost money 15.2:10 RL clubs noC liable for players compensaCion Ban on toy hypodermic 24.2:1 9.3:3) Flammable nightwear 30.5:6 Top man for consumers 9.6:1 Players "lefc ouC" 10.3:20 Killer toy banned pending inquiry 21.6:1 GovC. moves Co exclude compo in sport Fluorocarbon aerosol ban forecast 29.7:3 16.3:34 A city out of balance (Leader) 9.8:2 Fake car injuries check 31.3:3 Complaints office for Newcastle 9.8:5 Injured workers geC more compensation Consumer jobs possible for North 10.8:10 5.12:4 Consumer gripes rose in 75-76 18.8:11 GovernmenC cracks down on unfair conCracts COMPUTERS 31.8:14 Councils to share computers 28.2:7 Consumer bureau tries new line 1.9:26 Judge sees Chreat in computers 26.5:10 Consumer role in schools 5.9:3 The compuCer revolution 28.3:2 Consumer post to Maitland man (R.Buckley) Talks planned on computer complaints 8.7:6 30.9 : 7 Computer proposal supported 10.8:8 Inquiries beat office opening 12.10:7 Computer medicine growg 5.9:11 A quiet, 78 complaint start 18.10:5 Computer advocated (Dungog Shire Council) Dummy ban wanted 20.10:9 16.9:5 Consumer office opens 22.10:8 Council's $2.7M compuCer plan cricicised Collapsible death table banned 25.10:1 8.10:1 Consumer law Co be extended soon 26.10:11 Door-to-door sales company fined 28.11:11 Council's $million computer buy defended All clear on chemical (Paradichlorobenzene) 11.10:1 7.12:3 Computer plan "spectacular" 12.10:16 Newcastle consumers quick to act 15.12:15 The councils compuCer concroversy. (Leccers to the editor) 13.10:2 CORPORATE AFFAIRS CompuCer buy surprises experc 13.10:3 No talk on coripuCer plan 19.10:13 Bartons face fraud counts 6,1:1 Newcasde compuCer contaccs US centre lartons lose bail appeal 8.1:1 31.10:5 Barton wives hopeful 8.1:4 ConsultanC for ccr-ipucer sought 4.11:5 Bartons to continue oail bid 11.1:6 CompuCer companies win c-ripaign on warranCy Cojrt -cfuscf to move Barton case 21.1:7 liabilicies 4.11:6 • Ml riMi ii"iii n^ '•iJt'iry. 5.M.H. l.TOEX" 27. 1977 COURTS (C'cd) CORPORATE AFFAIRS (C'td) Senoir NewcasCle SM reCires (ClemenC Edwards) Bartons' 4th bail bid adjourned 25.1:8 28.2:10 Strasser Co appear on company charges 2.2:8 NighC courCs Co sCarC next week 2.3:14 BarCons may face more charges 2.2:8 Four cases for first night craffic courC MagisCraCe adjourns Morosi case 2.2:8 9 . 3:14 New charges facing BarCons involve $3,279,000 Confusion in nighc courC 11.3:7 3.2:10 Minister to review court need (Toronto) Morosi case adjourned 3.2:10 19.5:LH1 Cricicism of Press; Barton case 4.2:4 Courts hear 623,000 cases 2.6:6 Financier in supermarket deal 5.2:8 Trial delay - editorial 4.6:2 Barton profit figures "false" 8.2:5 Premier denies pressure on magisCrate Judge refuses bail for BarCons 9.2:8 10.6:5 Alexander BarCon "needs hearC Creatraenc" CourC bias alleged 21.6:6 10.2:12 Trial delays (Leader) 12.7:2 BarCons granced adjournmenC 11.2:6 CourC Caping planned 22.7:8 SCrasser company charges dropped 12.2:1 Noisy bomb scare empCies courC (Sydney) 383 firms in courc 24.2:3 25.11:3 BarCons prejudice feared 3.3:3 Reciremenc of court worker (Mr.T.F.Bell) BarCon applies for privaCe inquiry on bankrupCcy 10.12:15 4.3:5 Court addition study ''well advanced" BarCons on Murumba conspiracy charge 8.3:5 16.12:7 Fraser in company cover-up: l^ftiiclam 11.3:3 Company law uniformiCy backed 12.3:5 CRICKET ProCecCion money allegation denied 17.3:6 BarCcns' requesC on charges fails 18.3:3 Injuries hit dejecCed PakisCariis 1.1:20 Rest for Mrs Barton 19.3:3 Lillee warned: BaCsmen on Cop in Cest Firms secretary tells of advice from Barton 3.1:14 22.3:10 Pakistan crack as Lillee causes havoc Former BarCon secreCary denies allegacion 4.1:16 23.3:11 War of words upset Pakistani 5.1:1 BarCons audicors"differed on accounts" SCumped by his name 5.1:2 29.3:6 PakisCan baCs collapse again in CesC BarCons win bail, 8ch aCCempC 1.4:5 6.1:20 BarCon junior Cells of deaCh ChreaCs 13.4:10 HursC, Brighc for NZ Cour 7.1:14 AudiCor Cells of BarCon accounCs 19.4:10 They did noC corae any beCCer Chan Ken Hill QC denies .advising BarCons Co flee 20.4:10 7.1:14 Brins profic news gave audicor surprise PakisCan back wich a chance 10.1:14 21.4:7 Award Co Chappell 10.1:14 BarCons will Cell courC no case againsC Chem LaCe bid for Cest place 11.1:18 22.4:5 Lillee wric alleges libel 12.1:3 BarCon says fleeing resulCed in charges Pakistan pace bowler fit 12.1:28 7.5:5 MushCag cricical of cesC wickec 13.1:25 No debcs, BarCon says 13.5:3 Wilkinson Co play in Bundaberg 13.1:26 MagisCraCe dismisses 24 Barton charges PakisCan name squad for CesC 14.1:14 28.6:9 PakiiiCan pounce as Cest bats collapse BarCons accused cheque CacCics 29.5:8 17.1:16 Insurance group "in mess" 30.6:6 Pakistan set to wrap up test 18.1:16 Askin "had a duCy Co aid BarCon" 1.7:7 Australia Cop despice CesC loss - Mushcag Wicness opes for silence 2.7:8 19.1:30 Business man claims privilege on quesCions Gilmour faces CesC Co improve his form 13.7:10 28.1:15 "Cue Chroac" gesCure denied (Barcon case) England Cour for Rick Allen 28.1:16 14.7:10 AusCralia on Cop in CesC 28.2:16 BarCon wiCness denies sale calk 15.7:13 Precedencs muse be seC for Thomson Co Cour Morosi facing 8 charges 19.7:6 England 1.3:18 BarCon case judge direcCs acCion againsC bank TV crickeC decision seen 2.3:17 20.7:12 Anniversary for crickeC club (Kilaben Bay) Morosi prosecucion for 1972 incidenc "Coo laCe" 3.3:LH4 21.7:9 AusCralia back in charge afCer CesC collapses Barton witness alleges threaCs used 27.7:12 14.3:16 Morosi fined $500 for concealmenC 29.7:6 Hookes "comes of age" as CesC baCsman.15.3:20 CorporaCe crime "cuCs public confidence" CrickeC history remembered (Cec Allan) 16.3:7 30.7:5 Cricket in doubt it Thomson selected Business man's 14th day in box 10.8:12 17.3:24 BarCon wiCness off abroad 11.8:15 Gilmour out of England Cour 18.3:14 BarCons' sales "not detailed" 12.8:10 History repeats in Aust. test victory Csidei "happy" with Barton deal 5.9:13 18.3:14 Csidei told of political pull-witness 7.9:8 Gilmour omission "surprise" 19.3:31 Barton wiCness denies claim 9.9:5 Test stars in charity cricket 29.3:3 Vic company fees rise 24.9:10 Workout pleases selector (Jeff Thomson) Morosi charges wichdrawn 29.9:8 7.4:1 $20,000 bail (Richard GlenisCer,Sydney ) Cricket owes much to the Brambles 29.4:17 18.10:7 McCod receives belated recognition 6.5:16 BarCon,<) win appeal on documenCs 25.10:16 World cricket controversy 10.5:1 Approach Co BarCon wiCness alleged 1.11:6 Shock to Board but tour will go on 10.5:18 BarCon geCs passpcrC back 25.11:3 Greatest thing Co happen - Gilmour 10.5:18 Gollin money "used" by men 17.12:3 Greig's fuCure as capCain shaky 10.5:18 Money game (Leader) 11.5:2 COST OF LIVING Greig eo face Board and declare posicion 12.5:22 CPI notice delay a scandal:Huford 14.2:3 Chappell calls for discussion 13.5:16 Big rise certain in Today's CPI 22.2:3 Greig claims lack of loyalcy 15.5:18 Indexation case gets quick hearing 23.2:1 Packer pays $1M for crickeC on VFL oark 2.6:1 (Article covers 6% increase in cost of living) Greg Chappell has a poinC Co prove 4.6:31 Inflation (Leader) 23.2:2 Thomson cleared for Oval one-day match CPI counCs fish fingers and footy Ik.1:1 4.6:34 Inflation 10.5% minus Medibank - .\nChony Australia in chrashing 6.6:21 30.3:3 English openers score quickly 7.6:22 Devaluing Co show in CPI Coday 28.4:3 Chappell restores fighc 8.6:40 Living cosC rises a\. lower raCe 29.4:1 Irish weekenders aim for crickeC upseC The CPI (Leader) 30.4:2 10.6:16 Lib - CP inquiry inCo CPI basis 5.5:1 BaCcing failures put pressure on Cest Canberra againsC full CPI flow-on 26.7:1 selectors 15.6:3'!i Scill a long w.iy Co go (Leader) 26.7:2 Hookes holds place in test 13. 16.6:24 Low CPI rise pleases Lynch 21.10:1 Thomson gets early CesC breakchrough InflaCion slows (Leader) 21.10:2 17.6:16 Robinson early casualCy m CesC 18.6:36 COURTS Pascoe called a "chucker" 20.6:20 Night courcs Co start in March 27.1:3 H.f..H. IHDEX CRIMES AND ALLEGED CRIMES (C'td) CRICKET (C'td) For sentence on wound charge (Ian Thonpson) England suffers early seCback 21.6:18 6.1:6 Pace men lead CesC revival 22.6:34 Men "dug up grave for skeleton" (Sydney) Chappell Co experimenC with order 23.6:26 7.1:4 A day for deCourcy to remember 12.7:18 Illegal boarder at hotel fined $200 (Ronald SCG Trust closes gates on Packer 26.7:16 Day) 7.1:4 Parliament plans Co drop ?.CG CrusCees 27.7:1 YouCh scole jobless CenanC's cheque (Phillip The crickeC circua (Leader) 28.7:2 Graham) 8.1:5 I will have the best: Packer 28.7:22 Disqualified driver jailed (John Russell) More top test players may back out 29.7:1 11.1:6 Packer's scheme has a lesson 29.7:14 BuCcher fined (Patrick Gallen) 11.1:6 Notable century missed by one (ArChur t Driver fined •! isqualified (Paul Gray) 11.1:6 Chipperfield) 29.7:15 One year'Coday since Eloise disappeared Thomson quiCs Packer series 29.7:15 12.1:7 MaiCland was home Co MacarCney 12.8:18 Driver faces culpabiliCy Crial 12.1:10 Weary Chappell bows ouC 17.8:35 $300 bail reducCion helps 12.1:10 Packer maCch possible in NewcasCle Explosions "as proCesC" against neighbours 18.8:24 (Orest Kraraar) 13. 1:1 No bar Co Packer cricket circus in Newcastle Bail bonus frees man to wed (Sydney) 19.8:1 13.1:5 Packer grows his own pitches 19,8:14 Control of massage parlours urged 13.1:15 Packer HV scheme not likely 20.8:1 Man described as "petrol head" fined $625 Watters, an enigma of test cricket 30.8:19 (Warren Threadgate) 15.1:10 MaiCland an early crickeC cencre 2.9:14 Five on exposure charges 15.1:10 Crucial crickeC meecing 7.9:34 Man on bond for knife offence (Samuel "No imraediaCe crickeC ban" on Packer players Lakambo) 15.1:10 8.9:26 Girl, 8, abducted: youth sought (Casula) Money game (Leader) 9.9:2 18.1:3 Packer men noC in Vic squad 14.9:35 Woman fined on theft charges (Elizabeth Bank sponsor for crickeC series 16.9:16 Wallace) 18.1:8 The crickeC Cour thaC Curned to shame Culpability in Cwo deaths asserted (Darrell 20.9:18 EagleCon) 19.1:10 A tour of catastrophic proportions 21.9:36 Clerk charged wiCh stealing $741,462 (Brisbane) Packer issue still not solved 21.9:36 21.1:3 Packer players make the grade 22.9:28 Boy,13, held by police 22.1:29 Packer "tests" challenged 24.9:1 No licence for 19 years (Irene Kinchington) Rebels to fight WACA ban 28.9:36 25.1:1 Packer case bogs down 29.9:20 9 months jail for presenting forged prescrip Greig tells of Packer benefits 30.9:14 tion (levan Thomas) 25.1:8 Six Packer men left out 5.10:38 Youth for trial on 3 charges (Darrell Chappell, Walters may miss crickeC Board EagleCon) 25.1:8 paymenCs 6.10:22 Glass panel smashed by head (Alan Turnbull) Medical men shone aC crickeC 7.10:12 25.1:8 Packer was "mad noC Co accepC compromise" - Horse race swindle leads to jail 25.1:8 Steel 11.10:22 Slay bid charge bail plea deferred. (Gary Players keen to enhance game - Chappell Keech) 26.1:8 12.10:36 $50 fine "will not be paid" (KenneCh Monley) New move in cricket battle 14.10:13 29.1:1 Simpson answers call (Robert Baddeley Funeral fraud bid alleged 29.1:1 Simspon) 18.10:1 Driving offence brings jail (Bobby Surdonjic) Simpson recalled to lead Test, NSW sides 29.1:9 18.10:16 Man on 14 charges gets bail (Geoffrey PresCon) Jack Sharp and Wickham were one in cricket 2.2:8 4.11:12 Shopper denies ChefC charge (Lynne Cte Brogan) Packer deal defended 5.11:32 2.2:8 Packer players criticise 16.11:1 , Tow ball bounces back afCer 3 years 4.2:1 Packer men will play in country 19.11:34' Woman "has case Co answer" (LynneCte Brogan) Packer promises move over UK bans 22.11:20 4.2:7 Judges long summary for cricket decision Butcher fined $40 4.2:7 26.11:34 Towball fine case may be rehearsed 5.2:3 India shares first day honours 26.11:34 Woman fined $200 for shoplifeing (LynneCCe Indians crush Qld in eighth straight win Brogan) 5.2:8 28.11:16 Crash survivor fined $200, disqualified Packers court victory - whac now 29.11:20 (V. Gesell) 5.2:8 FiCness doubcs face Indian Ceam 29.11:20 KighC of fear for Barnsley people 7.2:1 Women crickeCers launch aCCack 30.11:1 Charged veCeran "had hallucinaCions" ;• NSW scrambles Co Sheffield Shield close (RoberC MacDonell)8.3:2 draw 30.11:44 Bagged in buff aC Bogey 8.2:5 Super CesC v. real CesC today 2.12:16 DerelicC had $5000 saved (Brisbane) 8.2:5 Unhappy execuCive quiCs Packer 3.12:34 Man fined $250 on dole charges (Colin Jarvis) AusCralian CesC Ceara spun ouC by India 3.12:34 9.2:8 WSC AusCralia improves on poor scart 3.12:34 League chief on fraud charges (Sydney) WSC has rethink about drawing crowds 5.12:18 9.2:8 Indians confident of tesC win 6.12:18 MoCor-cyclise killed in Mayfield crash Indians fail in bid Co win firsC CesC (Michael Bull) 10.2:1 7.12:1 MoChcr on kill aCCempC charge (SouChporC) AusCralia jusC in for crickeC vicCory 7.12:40 10.2:12 Packer sees Pollock free 7.12:40 Remand on sex charge 10.2:12 Simpson Che master with 176 19.12:18 Pokie gang strikes (Swansea Workers' Club) AusCralia scrapes home in CesC maCch Chriller 11.2:1 (Correccion 22.2:p3) 22.12:18 Man runs amok in ciCy courC 11.2:6 Thompson wins shield spoC afCer long wait SM fines two meaC-sellers 11.2:6 23.12:14 Man jailed and sister fined over goods Gamble pays off for Victoria 24.12:20 12.2:5 NSW humbled in 2^ days; Callen Cakes 11 8 on "reign of terror" charges (Melb) wickets 27.12:22 12.2:8 India recovers in valianc fashion 31.12:20 Kidnap fears held for teacher, and children CRIMES AND ALLEGED CRIMES (Victoria) 15.2:1 Four face sentence for gun running (Darwin) Two youths detained 1.1:1 15.2:8 Man refused bail on car stealing charge Jail for cassette theft (Daniel Casey) (Graham Barrett) 4.1:5 15.2:8 Boat stolen at Belmont 4.1:5 Fine for wearing police shirt ( Michael McDonald) 15.2:8 Two fined for window glass Chefc 5.1:8 12 months for car theft (Grahara Barrett) Escapee charged over abductions, shooting (Edwin Eastwood) 16.2:1 5.1:8 Nighc of terror for hostages (Victoria) CrickeC sCump actack alleged (Adelaide) 16.2:1 5.1:8 TrickoCer relieves retailer of $4000 16.2:1 Remand on car, Caxi chefC charges (Singleton) Liberalism and reforms 16.2:2 5.1:8 K.M.H. JUVKX 2h. 1977 CRIMES ANT /J,LEGT:D CRIMES (C'td) CRIMES AND ALLEGED CRIMES (C'td) Shotgun .~.iege ends in court (Melh) 17.2:3 Man charged with murder aCCempC (Alfred Howson) Morisset paCienCs found guilCy of assaulc, ChefC 7.4:5 17.2:8 ShooCing case for Crial (Melbourne) 8.4:4 AbaCtoir workers fined 17.2:8 More charges laid (Pollicc and Gallagher) '_ Second siege in Melbourn^ 18 . 2 :5 8.4:5 "Dangerous man" geCs 5 years jail (Thomas YouChs demonsCraCe at brawl arrests (Brisbane) Sherriff) 18.2:5 11.4:3 Hawker placed on $100 bond (Joseph Acles) Policemen wounded: man,38, charged 11.4:3 18.2:7 Races: 143 charged. 12.4:3 Firm fined $150 for aduleerated meac 22.2.8 32 in court on Bathurst race charges Man geCs two years for theft (Gregory 13.4:10 McLennan) 22.2:8 Book theft brings prison (John Brown) YouCh for senCence; car counCs (Alan 15.4:8 Barter) 23.2:8 Husband gets bail; wife puts plea. (Alfred Wran hits at victimless crime iaw 25.2:3 Howson) 15.4:8 Man held on siege charges (Sunbury) Man free on shooCing counCs (Sydney) 25.2:5 15.4:8 Problems of society (Leader) 26.2:2 Charge on saCelliCe unic ChefC (Ballarat) Religious brother "hindered police" 16.4:3 26.2:3 Dole cheaCing: man fined (Ross Ferguson) Victimless crime se^.:inar denounced by 16.4:5 / churchman 28.2:5 "SColen gelignite" in car loC bomb. , Addict urges supply of free heroin 28.2:5 18.4:6 Woman testifies against grandson (Annette Legal inadaquacies in 'economic crime" Felsha-v) 1.3:8 18.4:16 Abuse yelled after guilty verdict (John Peering: man fined, on bond (PeCer Toward) Felshaw) 2.3:8 19.4:10 Security driver stole "to forgeC fears" Clerk on hit-run charge (Brian Carlson) (James Se3ele) 4.3:5 19.4:10 2 companies, butcher fined over meaC 4.3:5 AccountanC faces trial for ChefC (Brisbane) 50 charged afCer Brisbane raid 5.3:5 19.4:10 For senCeiice (Steven Felshaw) 8.3:5 Man charged over fire 20.4:8 Hamburger proCesCer fined SB 8.3:6 16 men face sex charges (Melbourne) 20.4:8 Blood pool near injured man, courC Cold Conspiracy case "on soon" 21.4:3 (ErnesC Arnold) 8.3:6 Two on boaC ChefC charge 26.4:3 YouCh sentenced Co four years (SCeven Remand for woman (Donna Walsh) 26.4:5 Felshaw) 9.3:14 Teenage girl Cells of sex demand (Melb) Men Choughe vicCim dead courC Cold (ErnesC 27.4:3 Arnold) 9.3:14 Police allege kidnapping (Dubbo) 27.4:7 PeCCy pilferers prey on preCCy potted Bond for pest-conCrol fraud 3.5:10 plants 10.3 : i Remand on stern charge (Sydney) 4.5:9 3 accused deny inCend Co kill or harm Unlawful swim cost $20 fine 6.5:5 (ErnesC Arnold) 10.3:6 Group cheq-ue Chefes alleged 7.5:1 Man in courCroom gun charges (James Clyne) Driver jailed six m.onchs over high speed 11.3:7 chase (Michael Young) 7.5:8 AccounCanC " had sex wich 337 boys" Adelaide New Cack on vicCimless crime under discussion 11.3:7 7.5:30 ResCauraeeur fined $100 11.3:7 Woman put foot down in Crap (Elizabech ChiCCaway PC. "bashing: men guilcy 11.3:7 Gadson) 10.5:1 'Han surrenders after siege (Melb) 14.3:1 JackpoC thieves get bonds 10,5:5 Woman fined $640 for fraud (Linda Wawszkowicz) Conspiracy by ex-car squad men alleged 15.3:10 11.5:3 Kicks Co car bring $200 fine (David .Aldridge) GeligniCe, deConator "found in handbag" 15.3:10 (Kinson and NichoUs) 11.5:10 YouCh sencenced Co 20 years jail. (Arnold Girl tells court she trusted man (Melb) BarCho senCenced for aCCack on ErnesC 13.5:13 Arnold) 16.3:10 Cook held over abduction of boy (Sydney) Magazine confiscaced in raid 17.3:6 18.5:3 MagisCraCe warns on sViooCing 17.3:6 Youth "given gelignite at party" (Reginald Pohcman shoe (Melb) 18.3:1 Nicholls) 18.5:8 ReporC on law change (Criminal laws) 18.3:3 Accused fit to plead (Niko Perkic) 18.5 8 Man Co face conspiracy charge (Brisbane) $50,000 dole fraud alleged 19.5:6 19.3:5 Ms Morosi "owes $5125" 19.5:6 Police acc on boaC Chefts 19.3:9 Bikie gang war ends in jail (Melb) 19.5:10 Man remembered "horror Ciip" (Michael $10,000 goods raid on Boolaroo store <' So CRIMES AND ALLEGED CRIMES (C'cd) CRIMES AND ALLEGED CRIMES (C'Cd) Parks man in 7-hour siege 2.6:3 Salesman remanded on fraud (Paul RoarCy) Girl tells of "threaCs" (Melb) 2.6:6 19.8:5 No bail on sex charge (David Henderson) 2.6:6 Lionel Rose geCs verdicC 19.8:5 Jail for cheque offences 8.6:8 Driving charge: man acquicted (Norman DececCive alleges pesC conCrol fraud 15.6:8 BenneCC) 20.8:8 2 men for senCence over conspiracy 16.6:9 Two jailed for ChefC from boaC 20.8:8 Pest controller denies false pretences 15.6:9 Smuggled Polish planCs earn women $250 Pest control fraud brings jail 17.5:1 fine (Mrs Lucyna Trela) 25.8:10 Man dumped dogs: fined $17 18.6:10 YouCh refused bail on breaking count Judge sets date for conspiracy Crial 21.6:6 (Carl Burg) 25.8:11 Jail and bonds for Lake car Chieves 22.6:8 Youth broke glass after losing fiancee and Man remanded on 374 charges 24.6:6 job (KeiCh Laver) 26.8:9 Police shooCing case: court closed 28.6:1 Cheque offences bring $600 fine Driver jailed for 3 months after chase (Pacrick O'Shea) 29.8:8 (Ivan Kugler) 28.6:8 7 held on illegal sale of liquor 29.8:3 Youth jailed two years for motor-cycle theft Speaker's son wins appeal (Marc Snedden) (Rodney Young) 29.5:8 30.8:6 Two men for trial on gun charges 29,6:8 Nighc ouC ends in fine for five men 30.8:6 6 men involved in shooting charges 29.6:8 Fine for Chefc of curCains, linen 31.8:14 Copper wire Cheft foiled 30.6:5 Knife found on arrested youth (Robert Kenneth MHR's son gets 42 days jail (Marc Snedden) Kinson) 1.9:12 1.7:7 Heaven help Che Poor! (Leader) 2 9:2 Bond for endowment fraud 1.7:7 Second kidnap "Co righc injustice" 2.9:3 Man gets bond for shoe aLCack (Barry Cafe blast deliberate, coroner finds 2.9:5 Dunning) 1.7:7 Youth on 14 stealing charges (Andrew Gontarski) Clerk sCole Diocesan money, courC Cold 3.9:5 2.7:9 Priest faces charge (Melbourne) 3.9:5 ^40 fine for hotel theft (Dennis Pyron) Justice Minister predicts harsher line on crime 3.9:5 7.7:13 Charges dropped against 2 in chase (Pollitt Masseuse remanded on prostitution charge and Gallagher) 3.9:5 (Susan Whybrow) 12.7:8 Theives Cake ship arCefacCs (Gilc Dragon) Adulterated meat fines CoCal $800 13.7:7 5.9:3 Man for Crial on drive charges (William Morley) 13.7:10 $100 fine for nighc sCreak (Gordon Bambach) Remand on "disCressing Celegramr charges 6.9:10 (RoberC Longair) 14.7:10 Diamond ring sColen "co plan" (Noeline Man found wounded at house (Jesmond) 14.7:11 Slee) 7.9:8 $400 fines for cheque offences (John Coots) False names bring iail (Sydney) 8.9:8 19.7:6 Woman defends punishmenC of"super-accive" 6 weeks jail for bottle theft (Joseph son 8.9:8 Farnham) 19.7:6 Judge orders CusComs Co pay cosCs 10.9:9 Women get bonds for clothesline raid 19.7:6 Charged man "under heavy sedaCion" (David Police allege duck shooting planned (Raymond Couper) 13.9:9 Steele) 21.7:10 $1720 cheque Caken by "heavy gambler" Extradited man in court 21.7:10 (Brian Lee) 13.9:9 Informer good as dead, police tell court Conspiracy Co defraud bank alleged (Donnelly) (Brisbane) 22.7:1 13.9:9 Acid-throwing alleged (Sydney) 22.7:8 Driver who hic child fined (Roger Prior) False speedo costs $4000 (Sydney) 22.7:8 14.9:8 Car theft informer fined (Brisbane) 23.7:3 Bank "insCrucCed Co pay $22,875 in loans" "Blind" man given 2 years jail (Sydney) 14.9:8 23.7:9 Jurer discharged (Donnelly case) 15.9:8 5 injured in Melbourne gang aCCack 25.7:3 Union office ransacked (Canberra) 16.9:3 3 arresCed in Solomons 25.7:3 3rd day's evidence for securiCy chief (Donnelly Men on illegal enCry charges (Honiara) case) 16.9:6 26.7:8 Loans in manager's power: wiCness 17.9:9 Former jail governor on perjury charges (Melb) DeCecCive Cells courC of homework praise 26.7:8 20.9:9 SM discharges youCh (PeCer McPherson) Shoplifeing brings fine, bond. (Shirley 27.8:8 Baker) 20.9:15 Man charged afcer "false" dicching 27.7:8 DeCecCive denies words false (Donnelly) 50 seeking road-block evader in BranxCon 21.9:10 bushland 28.7:3 CourC Cold of land sale files (Donnelly) SColen car crashes aC Wallsend 28.7:7 22.9:6 Man geCs bond for advercisemenc (Robert Woman's posicion in firm described by soliciCor Longair) 28.7:8 (Donnelly) 23.9:7 Fugitive seen in GreCa 29.7:1 Man wich 85 convicCions jailed (John Damaged door brings fine (Gary Wood) 29.7:6 Raymond Brown) 24.9:9 Girl chained by facher, courC Cold. (Sydney) Woman compeCanC in business: soliciCor 29.7:7 (Donnelly) 24.9:9 Three Co be deported 30.7:5 Fine for breaking aircrafc's window (Adelaide) Man shot at police (Kevin Gallagher) 9.8:6 26.9:5 YouCh fined for breakage (George Garland) "Spiderman" jailed (Brisbane) 27.9:5 9.8:6 Man fined for selling alcohol illegally EmbezzlemenC on bond (PaCricia Karanges) 27.9:5 9.8:6 Woman deal boss: Wicness (Donnelly) 27.9:5 Man jailed for hiding son. (PerCh) 10.8:3 Man denies $500,000 pools fraud attempt Felons "have righCs" Co courC help 10.8:12 (Robert Owens) 28.9:8 Policeman shot ac "chree cimes" (Roy Pollitt) EstaCe firm "running short" (Donnelly) 10.8:12 28.9:8 Woman gets bond over cheques (Diane AircrafC theft admitted: police 28.9:8 Wilczynski) 11.8:15 Policeman placed on bond (Melbourne) 29.9:8 Police bravery in chase praised 11.8:15 Accused "ignorant of loan" (Donnelly) Illness leads Co trial delay 12.8:3 29.9:8 "$50,000 damage to stolen aircraft" 12.8:9 Man freed on Pools fraud charge (Robert Juries "harder" on culpable driving (Darrell Owens) 30.9:5 . Eagleton) 12.8:9 Plane misuse alleged (Brisbane) 30.9:5 Boy "blew up bank to help mother" (Perth) "Wife conned Me" claim alleged (Donnelly) 13.8:1 30.9:5 Man discharged on defraud counts 13.5:11 Mrs Donnelly declines to give evidence 1.10:1 Priests bond appeal upheld '^Melb) 16.8:3 Five charged over alleged car thefts 1.10:5 Theft from yacht "to aid trip home" 16.8:7 Bathurst race arrests 4.10:6 Card stealer "spenc" $956 (Pecer Avery) Incident at match draws fine (Melb) 4.10:6 17.8:7 Pursued car "reached ISOKn^h" 5.10:10 Kan fined or childs deaCh (Sydney) 17.8:7 Crown case nears end in conspiracy Crial Court closed for driving charge evidenre 5.10:10 18.8:11 Griffichs acquitted in conspiracy trial Search for w»cn-.',- inCerrupts Crial (Norman 6.10:10 Benr-tt ) 19.8:5 .M.K. 19)7 CRIMES AND ALLEGED CRIMS (C'cd) CRIMES AND ALLEGED CRIMES (C'cd) Employers charged (Brisbane) 7.10:3 $22.8M illegally sent abroad, court told MLA gives evidence for accused at trial 7.12:18 8.10:9 Woman sCole for gifts (Lynette Cox) 10.12:15 Accused pawn of woman: counsel '^Donnelly) Bottle thrower fined $250 (Raj'mond McDonald) 11.10:8 13.12:8 Remand on paper Chefc charge (Gary King) ShoplifCer "had $800 with her" (KaChleen 11.10:8 Sampson) 13.12:8 Woman given bond for credic fraud (Marlene AddicC"sCole Co geC heroin" (Vicki McVea) O'Donoghue) 11.10:8 15.12:8 Prosecuter warns jury of "wood for trees" Case Jigainst driver dismissed (John Gearing) 12.10:14 17.12:9 Jail, fine afCer car chase (William Sumner) Judge fines 3 men for damaging car 17.12:9 12.10:14 Driver lied about crash, SM told (Gregory CharacCer evidence important: Judge (Donnelly) Hall) 17.12:9 13.10:9 Men SCole "sour beer" 20.12:8 Weekend jail for culpable driver (Gregory Man lamenCs lack of engine power (Terry Hudson) 13.10:9 DrayCon) 20.12:8 Two guilty of conspiring Co defraud bank Disqualified man senC Co jail (Michael (Donnelly and Dick) 14.10:7 Farrell) 20.12:8 SoliciCor "Co face more charges (Sydney) Man charged over deaChs (SouChporC) 20.12:8 14.10:7 Bomb Chrown into Sydney wine bar 20.12:11 Remand on currency charges (Sydney) 14.10:7 FaCher accused of child sex charges (Sydney) Warrant for director 14.10:7 21.12:8 Judge fears jail hardship for 2 (Donnelly Remand on wound charge (SCephen Seymour) and Dick) 15.10:5 22.12:4 Woman embezzled S6000: police (Carmen Sailors testify in closed court 24.12:3 HinCon) 18.10:7 Woman jailed for false jobless claim (Susan Thieves hiC house siCes 18.10:7 Connars) 24.12:4 ShoplifCer jailed for 3 monchs (Kerri US sailor still critical 26.12:3 Walker) 19.10:8 Two charged after motor-cycle chase 26.12:3 Rifle offences bring jail (William Shephard) Police check "Croat embassy" after blast 19.10:8 27.12:11 Offensive acCion afcer ciCy fire (SCephen Wife flies from US Co injured sailor 28.12:3 Holmes) 20.10:6 Woman,24, on baby charges 29.12:1 Driver freed of charges (John ArmsCrong) No bail on charge of wounding sailor 29.12:5 20.10:6 Rifle and "pistol" charges lead to jail term Man charged afcer sCudent crash (Sydney) 29.12:5 21.10:13 Stabbed sailor's wife arrives 30.12:3 $107,000 fraud alleged (Sydney) 22.10:9 Newspapers Chief fined (Gary King) 25.10:8 Mrs Abuyvan thanks well-wishers 31.12:3 MoCorisC :drove aC officer" (Thomas Bailey) 25.10:8 CRIMES AND ALLEGED CRIMES - ARSON Gearbox ChefC fails (David ElleCC) 26.10:1 Coin charges: man for Crial (Sydney) Entrance bushfire "deliberate" 15.1:5 26.10:16 Arsonists blamed for Windale fire 4.4:3 Man on bail over deaCh (Christopher Suicide man lie faCal fire, courC Cold Gearing) 28.10:5 14.4:3 Driver loses appeal (Kerry Hoskins) 28.10:5 Fire brings early school end (CharlesCown Woman remanded for sentence (Carmen HinCon) East) 7.5:3 1.11:6 Youth jailed after $31,000 fire 22.6:8 Labourer on chefc charge (Raymond Horgan) Youth burnt home and parent (Sydney) 1.7:3 1.11:6 Woman on arson charge 20.7:12 $500 fine for embezzlemenC (John Spencer) Civil court use urged for arson 21.7:10 2.11:8 YouChs "deliberaCely lie" Wyong fire 11.8:7 Bread Coss brings man $100 fine 3.11:6 ArsonisC for senCence (Gaye Baker) 16.8:7 Jealous man punched Celephone booCh (Jeffrey Youth fined for park fire (RoberC Bell) 6.9:10 Roderick) 3.11:6 ArsonisC jailed for 10 years (Sydney) Fish craCes brings man fine (KeiCh Richardson) 5.10:10 4.11:7 Employer noC Cold of land syndicaCe: defenCanC Part-Cime jail for speeding (Colin Murphie) 7.10:11 4.11:7 Fire in house "co geC revenge" (Gaye Baker) Remand on gun charge (Glen Weller) 5.11:9 18.10:7 Three appear over loans conspiracy (Sydney) Remanded for second cime (Gaye Baker) 8.11:3 19.10:8 Woman fined for shoplifeing 8.11:8 Woman jailed for house fire (Baker) 21.10:6 Sawn-off rifle aC fooC of bed (Glen Weller) Shop fire: man, 30, charged (Sydney) 26.10:3 Fire an insurance fraud: police (Sydney) 2.'.10:6 8.11:8 New fire charges laid (Sydney) 3.11:6 SocieCy "did noC lose money" 9.11:8 Remand on car burning counCs (Neil Davis) 11.11:6 Illicic spiriCs in garage (Zivko Micevski) 12.11:11 Car fires alleged (Neil Davis;) 2.12:9 BeCCing brings fine 15.11:10 CRIMES AND ALLEGED CRIMES - ASSAULTS Italian Club gambling: man fined $100 15.11:10 Assaulc by Langlands alleged (Sydney) Woman on remand 15.11:8 13.1:3 Youth gang stealing cheques: police 17.11:1 Man dies afcer PerCh brawl 13.1:3 Silencer brings fine (Gregory Purvis) 3 on bond in assaulc case 22.1:5 18.11:8 Man dived inCo waCer afCer assaulc: police I'neft of cheques increasing sharply 19.11:1 (Sydney) 16.2:11 $300 bond on false pretence charge (Claude Assaulc aC RuCherford brings bond, fine Walker) 22.11:10 (Ba-.:ry Thomas) 22.2:8 Farmer fined for neat breach (Geoffrey Langlands assaulc case off 25.2:5 Bridge) 22.11:10 Bond not jail Chis Cime (Roy Thompson) Ankle broken in flighc from club (Barry 3.3:11 Gaundr)' 23.11:10 Unlawful assaulc (Sidney Su-iich-Podmore) AircrafC Caken for gem hunc , courC told 5.3:8 (Bris) 23.11:12 Axe attack on policeman(Melb) 14.3-1 Drive charge dismissed (Richard Holmes) Boys assault woman 15.3:1 24.11:12 Hospital wait led Co assault, court told $1900 in fines for drivers 29.11:6 (William Dever) 15.3:10 Man punched after gcin<.> Co girl's aid 3 jailed for PO assault (TamworCh) 19.3:5 (Gregory WiUoughby) 2 9.11:6 ConvicCed policeman "still in force" 19.3:31 5 years for $42,000 fraud (Melbourne) Man geCs bond for assaulc with glass 1.12:6 (Thomas Mason) 6.4:9 Acouittal on drive ch.irge (David PerreCt) SM rules no case en bowling club incident 1.12:6 (Warren Gardiner) 27.4:13 Fine for raffle (Charles Kealy) 2.12:9 Three youths atCacked man, 91, ccuri; Cold Culpable driving alleged (Maurice Gould) 29.4:1 2.12:9 Woman bats off intruder (Hamilton) 29.4:3 Damage Lo lavaCory brings $200 fine 3.12:8 Cake mix row leads to fine:(William Bowmore) 5.5:12 . H. :s-£x CRIMES A.ND ALLEGED CRIMES - ASSAULTS (C'td) CRIMES A^ro AL1.EGED CRIMES DRIN"K DRIVING CHARGES (C'cd) Witness cells of hospiCal sCay after carty 11.5:10 3 gfcC bond on assaulc charge 12.5:10 Drink counC adjourned (KenneCh Small) 25.11:9 Man broke driver's jaw in road row (Richard Drink-driving brings jail (Douglas Hodges) Bradley) 28.5:5 2.12:9 Knife"ended police career" 3.6:8 $3000 car wriCCen off afcer crashing inCo Unemployed vouch denies spade assaulc creek (KenneCh Small) 2.12:9 9.6:7 MoCorisC jailed after fifth drink charge Wounding charge brings jail 9.6:7 (Graham Page) 13. 12:8 Man jailed for hiecing policeman 10.6:6 Bike rider jailed (PeCer Lovetc) 20.12:8 Former sergeant awarded S4000 ll,.6;9 Man on 8 charges 17.6:/ CRIMES -AND ALLEGED CRIMES - DRUGS Ex-husband assaulced on visic Co son (Warren Clarey) 30.6:6 Farmer held: drug charge (BorColo Cascio) Woman scabbed aC ToronCo home 11.7:1 7.1:4 Malicious wounding alleger' 12.7:8 So bail on poc charge (Sydney) 12.10:1 Woman assaulced aC Uni. 13.7:7 New Zealander faces drug import charges Man charged wich assaulc 28.7:8 12.1:10 2 deCecCives on charges (Queensland) 29.7:6 "DirCy linen" leads Co drug charges (Sydney) Man fined for assaulc on inspector (David 12.1:10 Chorusch) 24.8: 13 Farmer grew drug, police allege (BorColo Man cuCs woman in screec acCack (AdamsCown) Cascia) 8.1:5 1.9:3 Youth on 8 counts gees $3000 bail (Bradley Man pushed viccim ehrough window (Gregory Richards) 13.1:6 Thomas) 2.9:6 Police allege capsules and syringe found Woman bashed wich boccle 7.9:7 (William Anton ) 13.1:6 Serviceman sencenced for assaulc in club Doctor on drug driving charge (Sydney) 3.9:22 13.1:6 Broken glass viccim betcer 13.9:6 Drug charge dismissed (Diane Cousins) InspecCor defends inquiry acCion (Brisbane) 29.1:9 20.9:9 Fine, bond for hemp, stealing charges Girl assaulced in public lavatorv2 1.9:10 (PeCer Bradshaw) 29.1:9 Six-monCh Cerm for assault upheld (.Slomidan "WiCness" of raid released from jail 29.1:9 Rosic) 1.10:5 Drugs worst on Central Coast, man Cells court Man charged wich assaulc or. police (Michael 5.2:5 Hiles) 1.10:5 Man given $700 fine, bond (Eddie SCeele) Taxis used Co caCch man: deCeccive (Alfred 5.2:8 Yettica) 18.10:7 Police in dock over drug raid (Cedar Bay) Indian sect blamed for stabbing (Melbourne) 8.2:3 20.10:3 InspecCor's Cedar Bay repore public 9.2:3 Would be robber used heroin (Syd) 26.10:16 Commune raid sCatement "not evidence" Vanity blamed in assault (Coan and Walton) 10.2:3 29.10:4 Commune raid "phoCographed" 11.2:3 Policeman "too ill to testify" (James Boyle Cedar Bay: .ALP role quesCioned 15.2:3 case) 4.11:7 Drug used for diver's nerves, courC Cold Magistrate closes court (Greg ilardy) 9.11:8 (Peter Lovett) 15.2:8 Rape revenge allegacion in bashing case Two men on marihuana conspiracy charge 9.11:8 16.2:10 $1500 award after push (John Stewart) Marihuana plant count dispuCed (Cedar Bay) 10.11:6 16.2:12 Hamilton assaulc alleged (ArChur Cross) Qld police search raoCel for drugs 16.2:12 16.11:8 Cedar Bay SM queries defence 18.2:3 Fine subscicuted for jail senCence (Pre. Crime rackecs "rising" 18.2:5 SCeven Dummetc) 22.11:12 CourCs sofcen line on drug addicCs 19.2-1 Jail for assaulc on four men (Arthur Cross) 3 police face Crial over raid (Cedar Bav) 30.11:8 23.2:8 Bond for assault -with wood (Charles Alderton) Drug-caused deaChs increasing, SM Cold 3.12:8 1.3:8 Police allege machece aCCack (Frank Fine) $5M marihuana haul (Melb) 7.3:3 6 12:7 NewcasCle youth in Qld jail 7.3:5 ConsCables kicked in scuffle on crain No bail on S5M drug charges (Melb) 8.3:6 (William Swan) 22.12:-^ Hemp charges bring $800 in fines 10.3:6 Bail denied in assaulc case (Pecer Hereon) $300 fine, bond for heroin use (Neil Hardes) 30.12:5 15.3:10 Drug convicCions up 80% 17.3:6 CRIMES A.ND ALLEGED CRIMES - DRINK DRIVING 22 bags of heroin found: police 19.3:5 CHARGES Drugs, cash charges cosC $1100 (John Agland) 24.3:10 Man jailed for drive offences (James O'Brien) Drug purchase described in courC (William 11.2:6 Antone) 24.3:10 Dangerous driving alleged 22.6:8 Cedar Bay men fail to appear 5.4:12 MoCorisC f:)unJ not culpable 23.6:10 Men fined on drug charges 8.4:5 Fine, ban for car chase woman (Elizabech Prison terms for poC smoking Co go 28.4:3 Condran) 12.7:7 4 NewcasCle men face horse-doping charges "One final opporCunicy" for disqualified 28.4:10 driver (Maxwell Cullen) 23.8:6 Police asked to drop commune raid charges Fine, ban for drink drive (RoberC Beaccie) (Tuntable Falls) 2.5:8 23.8:13 Tuntable raid case held up 3.5:3 Driver disqualified for mor.Ch. (Trevor Women on drug charges ask for jail 3.5:10 O'Callighan) 10.9:9 5 captive on drug farm, SM told (Sydney) FaCaliCy followed drinks: police (Ronald Cook) 4.5:7 14.9:8 Man jailed on drug charge (Glenn Forde) Plumber freed of culpable drive charge 10. 5:6 (Ronald Cook) 15.9:3 Constable on hemp possession count 12.5:l0 Driver loses licence for 3 vears vClifcon Police "running drug ring" 13.5:3 Way) 20.9:15 Two jailed on drug charges 13.5:5 Pursui^d rider reached 150kmh (Gregory Date for dope hearing 14.5:8 Goodwin) 27.9:5 Police framed colleague, court cold 21.5:9 Driver fined value of car (Sydney) 18.10:7 SM finds case againsC policeman (Clifford MinisCer questions "auComaCic licenco" Judd) 25.5:8 19.10:8 Two men fined $2200 on drug charges 26.5:6 Wine bill lefc, then drink-drive charge Youth fined SIOOO on Indian hemp charges (Wayne Taylor) 21.10:6 (Glenn Roberts) 31.5:9 Disqualified driver cook c^:ci away from smash: RSL chief urges Cougher drug law.1.6:6 police (AnChony jefzries) 10.;L;O Former achlete "invalid througn drugs" SM jails man fcr drink, drive iDonald Piper) (Christopher Plane) 1.6:10 Driver "failed to learn lesson" v.l'^.ll:'!) Solicitor urges treatment for client 7.6:8 (ThoQCG H-Cchinson) 19.11;" Drug Si'.l protest in ''.T. '^.6:7 Driver fined, disquaiilied (S...^vcn •'Xplmuth) Trafficker g'-ts 18 moncha iail 11.6:9 22.11.1''> Heroin "aerrjea" 15.6:3 S.M.K 33. 197? CRIMES AND ALLEGED CRIMES - DRUGS (C'cd) CRIMES AND ALLEGED CRIMES - DRUGS (C'cd) Hemp kepC "for bird" 17.6:7 Three-year bonds for urug possession 24.12:9 Man gave 51000 for grass "drug" 21.6:6 NewcasCle man on drug charge ("Michael FlaherCy) $1800 fines for 5 drug offenders 21.6:6 28.12:5 Heroin worth $1M seized 23.6:10 Man jailed on opium charge 31.12:8 Hemp sentence cut to fine 24.6:6 Man fined $1200 on drug count 24.6:6 CRIMES AND ALLEGED CRIMES - HOUSEBREAKING, Commune drug cases dropped (Tuntable Falls) THEFT 1.7:11 ExCradicion ordered (Sydney) 2.7:3 $350 goods SColen (AdamsCown) 7.1:3 Policeman freed on drug charge (Clifford Overkeen cracksmen hie ceiling (Wickham) Judd) 5.7:6 12.1:6 Cannabis smuggler jailed (PerCh) 6.7:6 Explosives used Co open safe (MoCor Traders Drug allegacion denied 6.7:6 PCy. Led.) 17.1:3 Heroin seller geCs bond, $700 fine (William Cash SColen from hoCel (Karuah) 18.1:3 AnCone) 9.7:5 Thieves Cake $500 from club 2.2:7 Crown drops case againsC drug raid consCable Parolee given 9 monchs jail (KenneCh Miller) (Cedar Bay) 13.7:10 15.2:8 Two on drug charges (Sydney) 14.7:1 Friend blamed for burglary (Edward Sienczuk) Four remanded on heroin charges 14.7:10 23.2:8 Burning "counCered filch" (Cedar Bay) 14.7:18 Man found euilCy on sCealing charges (Edward Two on heroin charges (Sydney) 15.7:6 Sienczuk) 24.2:14 Cedar Bay people "naked ragged" 15.7:13 TV sets stolen 12.3:5 Four men fined on drug charges 19.7:5 Thieves strike twice (Charlestown Hotspurs Cedar Bay drug raid charge dropped Football club) 22.3:1 20.7:12 Youth jailed for house breaking (Shane Nicholls) Plumber fined $450 on hemp charges 29.3:9 (Gregory Codner) 20.7:12 Boots in thieves booty (Sugarloaf Colliery) Cedar Bay residenC Cells of raid 21.7:9 8.4:5 $75 fine for drug charge (PeCer Maddrell) CourC Cold Chree men sCole $3.55 12.4:6 21.7:10 Thieves sceal S145 (King SC.) 15.4:6 Cedar Bay raid "noC auChorised" 22.7:8 Trio face senCence on ChefC 15.4:5 Cedar Bay jailing threat alleged 26.7:5 Man charged wich Chefc 26.4:5 Crown case concludes (Cedar Bay) 27.7:3 Top grade seafood sColen (Darks Ice) 27.4:3 Drug increase rate slows 27.7:6 Boy, 16, sCole $2457 from elderly 28.4:1 4 fined in Griffith on hemp counCs Two jailed 18 monChs for Cheft 6.5:6 28.7:9 Men get bonds for club theft 17.5:8 InspecCor begins Cedar Bay defence 28.7:18 Police allege art dealer is spider man (Brisbane) Cedar Bay "All abouC dirC, sores and sloCh" 1.6:11 29.7:13 WiCness admiCs kicking in door 8.6:8 Ex-drug dealer given immunicy (Melb) 12.8:10 Woman on church sCealing charge 21.6:6 Five remanded on drug charges (Sydney) TV thefts; three face sentences 25.6:9 13.8:9 Man remanded on break and enter charge Policeman "made $4500 on drugs" 16.8:7 (Richard Bruce Brooks) 15.7:6 Drug case police for Crial (Sydney) 17.8:7 Three for sentence on stealing charges $1200 fine on drug offences IWarren 23.7:9 McPherson) 23.8:5 Labourer on burglary and drug charges (Allan $1000 bail on heroin charge (KenneCh Bayly) Mateer) 29.7:6 23.8:6 Youth sentenced to jail (Barry Godbee) 9.8:6 $125,000 heroin counCs (Sydney) 5.9:3 Man entered shop from roof (Richard Bruce Indian Hemp ".sold Co Booragul pupils" Brooks) 18.8:11 (SCephen Plan') 6.9:10 Youth on theft charges (Charles Gontarski) Two on drug counts (Sydney) 8.9:8 20.8:8 Surfer fined on drugs (Michael PeCersen) Committal for youth on theft (Carl Henry 9.9:6 Burg) 1.9:12 Man, 30, jailed for selling drug (John Bell) Man for sentence on Lorn Chefc charges (Terry 27.9:5 Clarke) 6.9:10 Heroin and marihuana bring $500 fine Bid Co open sColen safe foiled (islingCon) (Noel Wacson) 27.9:5 12.9:3 ExCradicion granCed on drug charge Guns Chefc alleged (Cecil Dundas) 30.9:5 (Donald Murray) 28.9 :8 Youth gets bond for shoCgun ChefC (Cecil Drug researcher for crial (Melbourne) Dundas) 5.10:10 28.9:8 ThefC charges bring bond (Tony SCeele) Couple on canabis charges (Brisbane) 8.10:9 8.10:9 Drugs SColen 18.10:5 Trainer loses Co Chieves (Max Lees) 10.10:13 15 years jail for trafficker (Lismore) $1000 sColen from safe (BenneCCs Green) 19.10:8 12.10:14 Barrister on drug charge (Sydney) 20.10:6 $15,000 gems raid (Berkeley Vale) 17.10:3 Two jailed on drug charge (Sydney) 29.10:4 Salvacion Army ruse in ChefC 19.10:15 Man fined $800 on hemo charges (Gary Tonks) Jail Cerm for family ChefC (Gary AinsworCh) 2.11:8 26.10:16 $100,000 fine for drug dealers 3.11:10 Man sCole $130 from friend (Paul Schrader) Heroin raid at Blacksmiths 4.11:1 27.10:5 Drug arrests double 10.11:5 Woman on bond for shop raid (Rene Downs) Women, man on drug charges 11.11:6 27.10:6 Business man fined $150 over hemp (David Juvenile ChefC gangs busy, police allege Jenkins) 15.11:10 29.10:1 Indian hemp "harder Co obcain" 16.11:8 $15,000 safe sColen from house (Mayfield) 1000 hemp plants "found" (EsaC Ahmec) 17.11:8 9.11:9 4 on drug charges (Cairns) 17.11:8 Two face senCence on ChefC charges 25.11:9 3 jailed for drug smuggling (Perth) Judge says man's excuse a cock and bull sCory 25.11:9 (Phillip Graham) 30.11:8 Heroin user jailed for 12 monchs (Kerry Police allege $9265 stolen in raids (Geoffrey Preseon) 29.11:6 Woods) 7.12:18 Shop porprieCor geCs bond, fine over drugs $9000 bail on ChefC charges (Geoffrey Woods) (Lee Kozary) 29.11:5 21.12:8 Jail for use of heroin (Susan Connars) Records parC of haul: police (Michael Young) 1.12:6 21.12:8 Huge Indian hemp crop alleged 6.12:7 Youth refused lodgings court Cold $1000 fine for heroin use (Michael Skerda) (Michael Young) 23.12:4 6.12:7 Wonan in cusCody on vitensil charge CRIffiS AND ALLEGED CRIMES - MANSLAUGHTER (Chriscine Johns) 10.12:15 Two on drug imporC counCs 13.12:8 Kanslsughcer charge adjourned (Goondiuindi) Hon charged wich drug offences (BelmonC) 5.1:8 17.12:5 Hearing adjourned (Colleen H.irris) 2.3:3 JP on drug charge (Melb) 20.12:3 Four face Crial over manslavghCer (Colleen Drug convicCions increase 20% 21.12:3 June Harris) 12.3:7 Alleged drug user "glad Co be caughc" Hit-run death 12.3:33 (VicCor Leschinkohl) 21.12:8 Man charred over fatal accident 1^3:3 Pepper "forced down onild's t-roa".' (.Melb) 31.5:6 K.M.H. INDEX CRIMES AND ALLEGED CRIMES - MANSLAUGHTER (C'cd) CRIMES tUD ALLEGED CRIMES - MURDERS (C'td) Accomplice jailed for taxi killing (Sydney) Boy for murder trial (Christopher Weltman) 29.6:8 16.3:10 Baby-killing charge (Glenn Cullenn) 13.7:10 Youth on new slaying count (Murders of Wayne Parents charged over deach (Donald and BeCCy Nixon and Garry Barkemayer, Sydney) 19.3:1 Searle) 8.9:8 Youth "stabbed Glebe boy to deaCh" 19.3:5 Baby's deaCh brings 3 years jail (Glen Cullen) Opal Chief shoe girl as warning (Sydney) 9.9:6 22.3:3 Husband, wife each allowed $1500 bail (Searle Second boy deaCh case opens 22.3:10 case) 16.9:6 Girl charged wich murder (Brisbane) 22.3:10 10 years for boy's deaCh (Sydney) 5.10:10 Road accidenC "faked" afCer ycuch shoe (Melb) VJoman says baby cried ofcen before death 24.3:10 5.10:10 WiCness alleges drug killing (Ronald Couple for Crial over baby deaCh 6.10:10 BaCko) 25.3:1 Slay counC dropped (Colleen Harris) 1.12:6 SuspecC hunCed in opals murder 25.3:4 2 charged over deaCh (EdgeworCh) 6.12:3 Parolee on murder charge (Sydney) 26.3:5 Baby "satisfactory" on leaving hospital SM told of jail admission Co killing (Ronald (Searle case) 7.12:18 BaCko) 26.3:9 2 remanded on slaying charge 7.12:18 Charged couple not at hearing (Wolvi murders) Couple loved their son, jury told (Searle case) 30.3:14 8.12:12 Man remanded on Cronulla death 31.3:9 Couple convicted of manslaughter (Searle) Pair held on killing charge (Narelle Grogan) 9.12:9 1.4:3 Couple given bonds over baby's deaCh 10.12:3 Two for trial on murder charge (Syd) 6.4:9 Man charged with murder 11.4:3 CRIMES AND ALLEGED CRIMES - KURDERS Mayfield killing: man remanded (Dennis Niass) 12.4:5 "Happy go lucky" son murdered (Peter Fergus, Man remanded on murder charge (Niass) 13.4:10 Melbourne) 3.1:3 &is driver in murder bid charges (Adelaide) Man given life term on Qld deaCh charge 13.4:10 (William RenCon, Brisbane) 5.1:18 No result in murder appeal (Sydney) 22.4:5 FaCher objecCs Co "life" wich son (V.'illiam Double life sentence (Sydney) 27.4:13 Renton, Brisbane) 6.1:1 Matricide alleged (Sydney) 28.4:7 "Initial doubt" on death cause (Victor Search widens for gunmen 2.5:1 Dunnicliff) 6.1:6 Survivor relives those dramatic few minutes TaCCooed man wanCed for questioning (Melbourne) (Senior Constable Edwin Gill) 2.5:1 12.1:3 Hunt on for slayers of ToronCo policeman 2.5:3 Man"fears for life" in jail (Melb) 12.1:10' Wran at funeral 3.5:1 No bail (Jennifer Singh, Adelaide) 13.1:6 On duty (Leader) 3.5:2 Searchers find boy, 7, bashed to death Fund opens for slain policeman's children (Adelaide) 14.1:1 3.5:3 Lost dog leads to murders find (Melbourne) Mother on kill charge (Sydney) 3.5:8 14.1:3 500 attend slain constable's funeral 4.5:1 Melbourne double murder by "frenzied sex 3 remanded on police murder charge 4.5:1 killer" 15.1:3 Bush fortress clad wich steel 4.5:16 Police seek 2 for talks on m irders (Melbourne) Remanded in cusCody (Dennis Ninss) 4.5:18 17.1:3 Police kill suspecC (WalCer Spence) 5.5:3 Man for trial on charge of murdering paCienC Investigations inCo murder "renewed" (VicCor Dunnicliff) 18.1:8 (Charles Devine) 5.5:3 Fifth child dies after shooting (Echuca) Firm gives fund $500 5.5:13 19.1:3 Correccion Co arCicle on 5/5 6.5:3 Boy aged 12 on murder charge (Adelaide) Pupils give Co memorial fund 6.5:6 20.1:1 Police look aC cerror theory 6.5:6 Massage boss killed "by assassin" 20.1:1 Two more charges for Glesic men 7.5:8 Police say man found in grave murdered Man happy about death: police (Dennis Niass) (Ronald Batko) 21.1:1 $5500 for Eacon fund 9.5:3 ( 7.5:8 ) Youth camp death: boy remanded 21.1:7 $8500 for Eacon fund 13.5:6 Labourer charged with murder (Leslie Connolly) Wife alleges husband bashed her (Dennis Niass) 27.1:10 14.5:8 Confession to murder alleged (Anne Zappelli, Murder Crial delayed for wicness (Leslie Sydney) 27.1:10 Connolly) 17.5:8 Woman shot dead near Scone (Mrs. Anne Roe) WiCness Cells of seeing man fatally shoe 28.1:1 19.5:10 Woman charged over alleged calls 28.1:5 $15,000 for Eaton fund 19.5:18 Murder charge remand (Anne Roe) 29.1:9 Witness accused of lying about murder 20.5:7 Third boy slain aC Glebe 1.2:1 Murderer jailed for life (Leslie Connolly) Teenager soughc in Glebe murder hunC 21.5:3 (Wayne Nixon) 2.2:3 Pensioner noC to stand trial (Victor Dead boy's bike found near Callan Park 3.2:1 Dunnicliff ) 21.5:9 Wife "paid $750 to have husband beaten" Man not guilty of murder attempt (Campbell (Edna Penberthy) 3.2:10 Scott) 24.5:8 Dead end in sex murder case (Melb) 4.2:7 Accused tells of month on drink (John Hush) Murder hearing date sec (Ronald Paul Backo) 25.5:8 4.2:7 Weckert murders appeals quashed 26.5:6 Three charged over NewCown 7.2:3 Man sentenced Co life for murdering woman Murdered boy's bike moved Cc Callan Park 9.2:1 (John HuGh) 26.5:6 Man geCs life for sCaobing (Sydney) 9.2:8 EaCon appeal CoCal reaches $15,000 26.5:7 Man cleared as slaying suspecC 11.2:3 Body in baCh; charge of murder (Sydney) Sex killer identicy "known" 11.2:6 31.5:9 Two men on marihuana conspiracy charge Taxi man on death charge (Brisbane) 31.5:9 16.2:10 Taxi deaCVi conviction (Sydney) 1.6:11 GuilCy verdict in drug conspiracy 17.2:8 Eacon appeal gees $155 2.6:LHl Judge orders two men be kepC apart 17.2:8 SecreC hearing for atCempCed murder charge Telephone caller jailed six months 17.2:13 15.6:1 Police charge man -vith four Wolvi murders Slain bookmaker's papers found 15.6:3 22.2:3 Closed courc (noCe) 16.6:2 Charged woman "had years of hell" (Joyce DeCecCive alleges killing admicced 21.6:6 Sewell, Sydney) 22.2:8 Woman remanded on wounding charge 22.6:8 Two get life (Weckert murder) 23.2:3 14 bullet faCal shooting (Brisbane) 28.6:1 Man on murder charges (Wolvi) 23.2:6 2 for trial on murder charge (Narelle 2 face court on murder charge 26.2-3 Grogan, Sydney) 30.6:6 Man "unfic" to appear on murder charges Murder charge remand (Vicki Barton case) 2.3:7 1.7:7 Mother faces child murde- charges 3.3:5 Boy jailed for child murder (Adelaide) 5.7:3 ArgumenC about pie led to fatal shooting Marchers call for Nielsen inquiry 5.7:3 (Henry Holden) 3.3:11 Shot policeman "had gun in hand" 5.7:6 Youth cut body, SM told (Sydney) 4.3:5 Murder suspect named (Vicki Kaiton case) Mother in bond after drowning (Svdney) 5.7:6 4.3:5 Firiiig ac police "adinitced" deCecCive say Life for 2 fire deaths (Melbourne) 8.3:3 6.7:6 K.S.K. Vroty CRIMES A.VD AlUGED CRL-'ES - MURDERS (C'cd) CRIMES A;JD ALLEGED CRIMES - Ml'RDERS (C'td) DeCecCives shown ho-rf police shoC, SM told Warners Bay girl raped,killed (Louise "organ)31.10:1 7.7:6 I'ew lead on girl'.s death (AnneCCe "organ) 1.11:3 Coffee offered Co gunmen, SM cold 8.7:5 Correction to arCicIe on 1/11. 2.11:3 Police hunt killer (Launcescon) 12./:J Uni slaying suspecC wanced 2.11:5 Police believe informanc slam (Mr .D .Mackay) Idencikic picCure brings calls 3.11:7 19.7:1 No success in murder search (Alan Edge) SuspecC charged wich boy's killing (Adelaide, 9.11:8 Craig Holland)19.7:3 Murder courc Cold: no memory (Sydney) 11.11:6 Girl's murder linked wich film, courC Cold 2 charged over missing heiress (Juanica (Sydney) 20.7:12 Nielspn) 14.11:3 Man on murder charge (Adelaide, Craig Holland) Police charge boy over Adelaide shoocing 20.7:12 14.11:8 Blood clue in Mackay search 20.7:14 Charged man recurns Co Sydney. (Juanica Car soughc in Griffich hunC 21.7:3 Nielsen case) 15.11:3 Boy, 13, on slay charge (Hobart) 22.7:1 Boy remanded on murder charge 15.11:10 SA police call in Cracker 22.7:3 YouCh for Crial 16.11:8 Judicial inquiry ruled ouC (Nielsen) 23.7:3 Soldier "had nighCmares about rape" (Canberra) $1M kidnap informaCion offer (Mr Donald 16.11:8 Mackay) 26.7:3 Abduction planned, police allege (Nielsen ConcreCe pour linked Co Griffich mysCery caiie) 16.11:8 f'oundacion s dug up in Griffich search Soldier for trial over girl's death (Canberra) 29.7:3 17.11:8 FaCher on murder charge (Sydney) 29.7:6 Man charged over missing publisher (Nielsen 4 bodies found on farm (VicCoria) 9.8:3 case) 23.11:10 Bloods Cain Crail from murders (Melbourne) Smith for trial on shoocing (Edward "Jockey" 10.8:1 Smith) 23.11:10 5 years for slaying (Sydney) 10.8:12 Murder of wife, sons alleged (Sydney) Dead girl's moCher gives evidence (Vicki 23.11:10 BarCon case) 10.8:12 Farmer killed in gun battle (Kerapsey) Man commicted over death of girl (Vicki 24.11:3 BarCon) 11.8:15 Compositor remanded on Nielsen charge Judge orders retrial (Linus Driscoll, 24.11:12 SCudenC for trial for maCricide (Canberra) Sydney) 11.8:15 29.11:6 Man faces murder charge (Andrew McDonald, 30 wiCnesses in Nielsen case Wyoming) 12.8:9 30.11:8 Nielsen investigation "still on" 17.8:3 Man acquiCCed aC new Crial for murder (Sydney) Speargun "used on man" (Sydney) 17.8:7 30.11:8 Bizarre Brisbane sex murder 18.8:3 Boy, 14, jailed for life (Tasmania) 3.12:1 $20,000 in rewards offered 1.9:12 Body hunC ends in failure (Don Mackay) 5-12:3 Pensioner committed for murder trial SA search concinues 6.12:3 (Violet Pearl Hudson) 1.9:12 Woman on 3 murder counCs (Sydney) 8.12:12 Police seek bike clue in Qld murders 5.9:1 ExecuCion killer jailed (Sydney) 9.12:9 HunC narrows for Cwo murder suspecCs Paroled murderer jailed for life (Sydney) (Qld) 6.9:1 1," 12:8 Murder hunC: Cwo held (Qld) 7.9:3 Woman slain "in house burglary" (Melb) 2 accused of couple's murder (Qld) 8.9:8 14.12:8 Husband wich gelignite scicks puC on bond Murder verdicC quashed (Melb) 16.12:8 8.9:8 Murder charge remand (Melb) 23.12:4 DeCecCive alleges man used cloCh Cc kill Baby deaCh: moCher on murder charge (Judich faCher (Raymond Pulbrook) 10.9:9 Mitchell) 30.12:5 $10,000 reward offered (James McManus) 10.9:9 CRIMES AND ALLEGED CRIMES - RAPES ShoC 4 cimes: ConsCable's murder Crial evidence 20.9:9 Alleged rape viccim "noC available" 19.1:10 3 guilCy of murder 21.9:1 Inquiry on cell rape allegacions (Sydney) Murder Crial ends wiCh plea change 3.2:10 21.9:10 Police union bows ouC of alleged rape 4.2:7 "No help from police" says Glesic's son) Rape charge againsC youCh dismissed 9.2:8 22.9:1 Angry scenes in rape proCesC 14.2:3 Judge praises policeman's bravery in YouChs plead noC guilcy co van rape charges gunfighc 22.9:6 15.3:10 The anguish of feared violence 23.9:1 Rape case defence claims consenC 15.3:10 Fratricide alleged (Sydney) 27.9:5 Girl"raped afCer bike ride" 17.3:6 $9000 for consCable wounded in guniight 3 convicCed of rape 17.3:6 (Sen. CcnsC. Edwin Cill) 29.9:3 Bruising on girl: docCor 18.3:7 Mrs. Glesic will noC lose home 1.10:3 Judge jails youCh for 12 years on rape count Woman charged wich triple fire muraer (Peter Powers) 19.3:1 (Sydney) 3.10:3 Soldier in custody on rape charges (Brisbane) Murder attempt alleged (Brisbane) 4.10:3 24.3:6 Woman charged with 3 murders (Sydney) Driver, 29, on rape charge (Harold Carpenter) '(.10:6 24.3:10 Murder warning passed off as a cream $20,000 award for pack rape victim (Sydney) (Canberra) 5.10:1 8.4:5 Wild goose chase for love (Sydney) 5.10:10 Alleged rapist "aided police at disaster" Girl's body found (Townsville) 5.10:15 (Harold Carpenter) 14.4:11 Soldier on girl slav charge (Canberra) Mother tells of rape threat (Harold Carpenter) 3.10:9 21.4:10 Bruising on body in flat (Alan Edge) 4 jailed in rape case (Sydney) 5.5:12 10.10:1 Pregnancy led Co rape reporCs: girl (Melb) Baby's deaCh: woman charged (Nowra) 11.5:10 10.10:3 Alleged rape victim "did not struggle" (Melb) 4 scabbed Co death (Sydney) 11.10:3 17.5:6 MoCher on charge of slaying baby (Nowra) MoCher raped afCer ChreaC Co baby (Harold 11.10:8 CarpenCer) 27.5:5 Sydney police join murder invescigation Women warned againsC "kill rapisC" advise 17.6:3 (Alan Edge) 11.10:8 Man charged wich rape, assaulc 17.6:7 Progress slow on Edge murder 12.10:8 Queensland may alCer rape laws 20.6:3 EaCon appeal Cops $5O,0CO 13.10:3 Rape la-..; changes criticised 21.6:3 Killing of wife, 3 sons alleged (Svdney) Rape victims may geC new deal in Qld. 6.7:3 13.10:9 Girl, 18, alleges rape by man she Crusced New car kill,^r jailed for life 13.10:9 (John ArnoCC) 6.7:7 DeaCh ends murder 1. mC (PorC Hacauarie) Friend Cells of blood on discressed girl 15.10:3 (John AmoCt) 7.7.6 Wickham deaChs; youcn charged 22.10:3 3 juveniles charged with rape 6.7:5 YouCh,17, on murder count 24,10:3 Alleged rape viccim drunk at parCy, courC Cold Killers Chefc charges dropped (Glosic'j) 13.7:10 25.\0:8 7-year sentence for 1968 rape (Sydney) 15.7:6 YouCh, 17, remanded 25.10:3 R?pe trials stopped by jucpe's ruling (Melbourne) $20,000 reward oi,-er deaths 26.10:33 22.7:8 K.M.H. IKTiEX CRIMES AND ALLEGED CRIMES - RAPES (C'cd.) CRIMES AND ALLEGED CRIMES - ROBBERIES (C'Cd) Vic GovernmenC co concesc rape ruling Gem Cheft alleged (Melbourne) 2.11:8 23.7:9 Cup winnings lost to bandits 3.11:3 NewcasCle rape charges alleged (London) Traveller attacked, robbed 7.11:1 24.8:10 Five face charges 8.11:3 NewcasCle man on five rape charges 3.9:3 4 charged on club ChefCs 9.11:8 Therapy suggesced for alleged rapisC 10.9:9 Gun battle ends wich 3 arresCs (Melb) NewcasCle man admics rape of witness (Sydney) 12.11:3 16.9:6 More club break-ins alleged 12.11:11 Rape alleged afcer hoCel visic (Anthony Police hunC gunmen 18.11:3 ArnoCC) 28.9:8 Guns robbery: Cwo charged (Melb) 18.11:10 Jury acquics man on rape charge (AnChony Tric'iC geCs thieves irco mail van (Melb) AmoCt) 29.9:8 19.11:3 Detectives charge six wich rape 12.10:3 Mail van haul $^M (Melb) 23.11:3 Girl Caken Co Nobbys and raped, SM cold Police allege man had 2 pistols (Edward 13.10:9 "Jockey" Smith) 30.11:8 New rape law planned 17.10:17 Bandits get $100,000 (Melbourne) 8.12:3 FooCballers on rape charge (Sydney) 19.10:8 Gang steals $5500 from two safes 13.12:10 Rape Crial seC down for November 20.10:6 London "rail" arrest 20.12:8 Rape hearing begins 17.11:8 Link in racing thefts (Alan Scorse) 22.12:3 Seven for rape Crial 19.11:9 Drug addicts jailed for bank hold-ups (Melb) Rape law changes 23.11:14 24.12:4 Rape immuniCy end urged 24.11:3 Hold-up men handcuff victims 27.12:8 Husband charged with rape (Adelaide) 26.11:3 Criminal aids (Leader) 28.12:2 16 years jail for rape (Melb) 26.11:11 Nelson Bay theft 31.12:8 Man jailed for rape (Perch) 23.12:4 CRIMES AND ALLEGED CRIMES - TERRORISM CRIMES AND ALLEGED CRIMES - ROBBERIES Bombers to serve longer sentence (Perth Police seek cwo gypsy Chieves 3.1:6 19.3:3 Wheelchair proceeds scolen 5.1:7 "Steps taken" to fight Cerrorist attacks Gunmen bursC inCo home, sCeal $1000 (Morisset) 22.4:3 10.1:3 Iran rebels threaces Cerrorism 30.4:3 Three men, girl charged with armed robbery Bombs found in resCaurant (Hobart) 2.6:6 near Morisset 11.1:6 Perth man faces new bail 9.7:5 No bail for 4 accused of robbery 12.1:10 Ex-fielder alleges gunpoint robbery (Alan CRIMES AND ALLEGED CRIMES - VANDALISM Wagner) 20.1:6 Four face robbery Crial 21.1:7 Vandals toss equioraent inCo MaiCland baths Armed robbery yields $7 (Speers Point) 4.1:5 2.2:3 $5000 Barnsley vandal win 13.1:3 Rolled-up paper used for theft (Sydney) Vandals damage Wangi marina 17.1:5 22.2:1 Sugarloaf trees killed by vandals 27.1:LH1 Man held on bank charge (Sydney) 22.2:8 Vandalism at pool (Muswellbrook) 9.2:21 Detective queried on Western money 24.2:14 Train derailers may get life 23.3:3 Thief robs circus of $1000 25.2:5 North Coast railway line saboCaged 24.3:3 Salvacion Army score robbed 28.2:1 Juveniles on rail charge (TamworCh) 30.3:14 Detective Cells of mocel fighc (Michael Vandals desCroy pines 2.4:3 SCojic) 5.3:5 Vandals use fork life Crucks (Wallsend $250,000 goes in Brisbane robbery 14.3:3 Brick Co. ) 13.4:9 Robbers Caunc police 15.3:3 Vandals try to derail trains 18.5:9 Stojic jailed 14 years for raid 18.3:5 Vandals destroy trees 30.5:1 Woman used in bank raid (Perth) 5.4:3 Vandals (Leader) 31.5:2 No direct evidence,inspecCor admiCs (Melb) Vandalism patrols soughc 7.6:10 5.4:9 ParCy-goers renC, wreck hall 15.6:1 Bank robbed of $70,000 (Melb) 5.4:9 Work for vandals urged 16.6:11 Bank gunman " in a frenzy" (Melb) 6.4:3 Gun-CoCing live wire vandals 15.7:7 Man cleared on ChefC (Melb) 6.4:9 Vandals cause $6000 damage Co yacht (Piccolo) A good year for armed holdups 7.4:10 19.7:20 Armed men Cake gun, money: (Warners Bay) Two appear on Piccolo ChefC charges 22.7:8 19.4:9 Vandals damage graves 23.7:3 ThefC in hoCel puCs pair in prison 28.4:10 Vandals "gundown" power unic 30.7:5 Husband in garage robbery: Wicness (Ermanno Shire "vandal raCe" suggesced 24.8:29 MarCini) 4.5:18 Vandals use car to wreck park (Braye Park) $21,000 bank robbery (Melbourne) 11.5:10 29.8:7 Extradition for holdup suspect (Adelaide) Phone vandalism brings fine (John Borham) 24.5:6 30.8:6 No bail after raid (Melb) 26.5:6 Vandals damage Commission homes 8.9:6 Bank raiders Cracked by police in aircrafC Minister examines vandal damage 9.9:5 2.6:7 SecuriCy men fighc PorC vandalism 15.9:12 Armed robbery sCudy urgenC (Melbourne) Vandals damage fencing 26.9:3 6.6:14 Vandals damage play area (Adamstown) 18.10:5 Bad sCarC Co anCi-crime war (Melbourne) Vandals set pavilion afire 28.10:5 21.6:3 Hoax Celephone call seC up $164,000 mailbag CUSTOMS theft (Gladstone) 29.6:3 Melbourne hold-up wave worsens 30.6:1 Quarantine check on foreign post urged Sex-change bank robber jailed (Melbourne) 29.10:31 30.6:6 Bandits shoot driver in robbery (Liverpool) CYCLING 2.7:29 Three commiCced for Crial on robbery (Glesic Opening of Gosford Velodrome 21.1:14 family) 9.7:5 Parkes to ride in cycle tour 23.6:23 Club robbed (BelmonC Golf Club) 14.7:3 Out of retirement for tour victory (Dave Man exC'-adiCed on robbery charge (Brisbane) Watson) 25.7:18 22.7:8 Judge comdemns crime reporcing "bias" Prize money increased for cycle tour 26.10:34 23.7:3 Waratah shopkeeper bound, robbed 26.7:3 DAIRY INDUSTRY Safecrackers steal $6000 from bowling club 9.8:5 Dairy firms may merge 22.1:3 Police disbelieved "confession" (Melb) Dairy co-ops family link to end (P,D. Scarr) 12.8:9 29.1:8 Street holdups more likely 16.8:7 New sales system for dairy goods 2.2:19 Brick actack viccim robbed of $39. 18.8:11 Dairy nanager "rges greaCer conmuuication Armed men escape wich $160,000 (Sydney) 7.2:10 8.9:3 Dairymen Cip big loss in planned Bill 15.2:10 Young man jailed for sCealing 22.9:6 Dairy Bill passed, wich changes 24,2:3 Han charged on nine more counts (Sydney) Dairy Bill law afcer long bactle 2.3:3 24.9:9 Doctor heads dairy prices tribunal 9.3:7 3 soughc in bookie robbery 29.10:4 Rise in milk sales 9.3:12 roHce foil safe robbery aCtenp'. ;• 1.10:3 Second takeover bid tor Wyong Dairy 12.3:12 N.M.H. INDEX 37. 1977 DAIRY INDUSTRY (C'cd) DENTISTRY (C'td) Scarr-Oak bond ends afcer 74 years 1.4:11 DenCal fees increase 8.6:20 35 sacked aC Hexham dairy 11.6:3 DenCal advances bring hazards 13.7:3 Dairymen blamed for lose jobs 16.6:11 Federal cues "end CharlesCown plan" 29.7:3 Dairymen rejecC jobs blame 17.6:3 Help sought on dental funds 8.9;LH2 Dairy levies applied 23.6:18 Avondale son home from Pakistan (Dr. Jeff SCaCe dairy policy "disasCrous" 25.6:3 Watts) 3.11:LH4 CSIRO develops new cheese scarcer 29.5:22 Medical, dental centre to open in Swansea Dairy farmers condemn Day 8.7:1 21.12:13 Valley dairymen will meeC Premier 21.7:6 MLA cricicises dairy indusCry 21.7:10 DISCRIMINATION DisconCenC in Che dairies 2.9:2 DeaCh of family dairy farmers 3.9:7 Down-under Pocket Oxford "racisc" 3.2:3 HV Co-op Dairy trading poor 30.9:6 Prejudice scruciny in Qld 9.3:3 Staff train at Co-op 28.12:6 Green ban on Irish jokes 18.3:3 US seeks anci-racial pressure 14.4:10 DANCING Churchman says Islanders barred 16.5:3 Grassby racism claim 6.6:11 National ballet puts city firsC 22.1:5 Nazi ChreaCs Co fosCer parencs alleged Dancer sCars in bailee abroad (Maureen 22.6:3 Walker) 2.2:25 Eehnic leader calls for Colerance, equality Kolo folk performance worch waicing for 25.2:3 23.6:5 Dancer seeks place i.: bailee (Karyl Peacock urges apartheid ban 30.7:3 Unnard) 10.3:LH2 MinisCer may face racisC charge 9.8:1 Bailee school pays off for man (Edward Miller) Sinclair faces cleaners' rebuke 10.8:1 6.4:12 Sinclair scicks Co Brisbane aCCack 10.8:3 Young bailee an excicing experience 12.4:3 AnChony sails inCo "lunacic lefc" 11.8:1 Bailee sCory enchanCing evening (Alice in Ian Sinclair head-on 11.8:13 Wonderland) 28.4:3 RacisC bar for migranCs urged 19.8:3 SeaC allocacion upseCs patron 18.5:3 Racial theories spark row 26.9:2 Bailee brings home six NovocasCrians 25.5:1 Grassby warns against racist advertising Widow lavish specCacle 26.5:3 31.10:3 FonCeyn dances inCo a cempesC 14.7:3 Children "hounded migrant couple" 8.11:3 Dance of Che Russian flowers (Berioska Shell "sticking to his guns" 29.12:3 Dance Co. of Russia) 29.7:3 The end of Che dance for bandleader DISEASES (Gordon Favell) 20.8:5 NewmeC dancers begin slowly buC expand fully InfecCious diseases down (Lake Macquarie) 21.11:11 27.1:LH1 Ballerinas vie for scholarship 23.11:8 15 typhoid suspecCs being CesCed 7.2:3 Bailee offer Co girls (Elizabech Toohey Typhoid suspecC admiCCed 9.2:9 and Lisa Pavane) 30.11:27 Telephone inquiry service on VD 9.2:12 A ballroom wizard (Glenn Keenan) 22.12:LH3 ScienCisCs cold of hope f'^^ arChricis vicCiras An undoubted Calene (Maureen Adams) 23.12:3 9.2:12 Immunize child plea 10.2:13 DATEX CO-OPERATIVE LTD Brisbane docCors diagnose cholera 22.2:5 AusCralia may be declared cholera area PopulaCion study for region 24.2:11 23.2:3 Report raps bosses for sex bias 17.3:11 NZ sheep disease conCrolled: MinisCer 23.2:6 Datex offers early census results 13.5:13 Housewives jeer aC Brisbane cholera experC Trucks: home values reduced 2.12:1 26.2:3 Cholera sCill recorded 5.3:8 DAYLIGHT SAVING 800,000 in NSW have rheumaCism 9.3:18 Qld lisCed cholera area 12.3:5 Summer time ending 3.3:7 AusCralia free from cholera 17.3:3 Increase in aschma deaChs 19.3:8 Daylighc saving monCh away 1.10:3 26 hit by disease (Forbes) 23.3:3 Heart talk goes to factory 23.3:14 DEATH DUTIES Picnic River cholera cesCs negaCive 9.4:3 Arthritis group to expand 15.4:6 Death duties cut: "tax up" 24.1:1 Apathy. A heart killer 27.4:3 Labor's deaCh duCies Bill may change 28.1:3 Medical journal in hearC appeal 5.5:14 Typhoid Craced Co sandwiches (Melbourne) 7.5:1 Wran not Co end deaCh duCies 9.3:11 HospiCal CesCs for mere Cyphoid cases 9.5:1 RheumaCism "can blind, kill" 9.5:7 DECENTRALISATION Typhoid carrier traced 10.5:3 Typhoid suspects total 59 11.5:3 Uren cricicises PM's growch cenCra move Qld fears of new cholera strain 19.5:1 21.2:6 Hepatitis rate prompts fears 25.5:3 Growth area intentions queried 4.5:7 The courage of living with a dying child Cities policy criticised 9.5:12' 29.6:21 "Change of heart"on GrowCh cenCres 11.5:13 Coronary deaths fewer 7.7:16 Special loan for growch cenCre soughc - .Albury Disease risk for meatworkers 12.7:1 20.6:9 Brucellosis (Leader) 13.7:2 GrowCh cencre funds cut 21.6:3 Brucellosis outbreak noc listed 13.7:7 Big loss (Albury-Wodonga) 22.6:3 They learn Coo laCe abouC brucellosis 15.7:2 $10M offered to twin cities 23.6:1 Healch MinisCer praises idea of industrial 300p00 targeC for Cwin cicy dropped 24.6:3 clinic in North 22.7:7 CrowCh cencre (Le?.der) 28.6:2 Salmonella mysCery PerCh 30.7:31 GrowCh plan revised for Albury Wodonga Fighcing MS for special reason 22.8:13 22.9:24 VD fighes penicillin 28.9:19 $13M for Albury 1.10:1 Allergy fear cosCs bird colleccion 1.10:5 New decencralisacion fund 5.10:3 Boy ill afcer concacc wich gassed birds Cheaper loans Co counCry indusCry 19.10:24 11.10:9 DEMONSTRATIONS 7 brucellosis claims 2.11:13 4 faseing over Irish jail righCs 18.4:8 Deadly virus found in NT 14.11:6 SCudenCs in sCreec march 29.4:3 CaCele move resCricCion urged 15.11:3 $50 fine for queen proCesC 21.6:5 Blue Congue sympComs in flock 16.11:22 ProCcsCs Cum wild (Sydney) 28.11.1 Third sCaCe bans NT livestock 30.11:3 2000 encircle House (AnCi-uranium demonsCraCors ) Auxiliary wanes helpers (Ncle auxiliary of 31.12:1 Che ArChricis-Rheumatism Council) 8.12:15 DENTISTRY DRUGS $55,000 for denCal clinic (Beresfield ReporC shows 1000 on heroin in Wollongong Public School) 31.1:7 31.1:5 Denciscs againsC proposed law change 15.4:5 Ban diabeces drug: docCors 7.2:3 New emergency dental help 15.4:11 Drug sq-jad to be doubled 2.3:13 Henlures slipping in US 24.5-11 Drug unit plan welcomed 3.3:11 Tooth fairy joins dole queue 8.6:3 Diug article cut from school magazine i.3:l Newcastle's "heroin prob'em' 5.3:5 N.M.h. I.VDEX DRUGS (C'td) DRUGS (C'td) Girl, 16, tells inquiry of drug addiction 12.3:7 $50,000 bail allowed for drug inquiry wicness No-penalCy plan for marihuana 31.3:1 15.11:10 Marihuana reform proCesC 1.4:5 Drug inquiry Cold of secreC cash 17.11:3 SCaCe side sCeps drug reporC decision 6.4:9 Marihuana grower "dummy" 18.11:3 Life on end of a needle 8.4:2 Gambling conCracCsalleged 18.11:3 Treacing Che heroin addicC 9.4:2 Inquiry told heroin market promoted 19.11:11 MinisCer warns of mixing drugs, alcohol 18.4:8 Drug delivered by mail 22.11:3 Kidney failures: surveys wanted 18.4:9 Contempt judgement Friday 22.11:12 FrighCening rise in drug abuse: HunC 19.4:6 AsChma drug abuse noCed 23.11:14 Drugs sold publicly 20.4:5 Drug law enforcers "have bail problem 23.11:14 PharmacisCs warn of mixing drugs, alcohol Tax agenC admiCs Co "lying leCCer" 16.12:3 20.4:11 Drug-inquiry sees accounCs 24.11:12 Drug service for Valley addicCs 21.4:11 Griffich charges "could be laid" 24.11:12 Restrictions on APC urged 27.4:1 ResidenCs of Griffich "paid-off" over drug Analgesic abuse cases for state 27.4:15 25.11:9 An overdue decision (Leader) 28.4:2 Drug inquiry wiCness jailed for conCempt Drug committee to sit in NewcasCle 29.4:5 26.11:11 HunCer drug use "noC serious" 5.5:10 Marihuana farm found (NT) 28.11:3 Kidney doccor aCCacks powder adverCising 5.5:10 Cannabis grown "all over" WA 30.11:19 I>rug guide Co help parencs. 7.5:8 PerCh "easy encry LOT drugs" 1.12:19 AnCi-ulcer drug hailed 2.6:6 School drug reporCs pending 7.12:3 Policeman recalled Co drugs inquiry 3.6:5 Thalidomide drug gives boy new life 8.12:1 Doctor jailed for making drug 4.6:3 TighC rein on Mandrax 8.12:3 "Carpeted" for drug talk 4.6:3 School boy on drug Chefc charge 9.12:9 16 suspects in coast drug ring 6.5:3 WiCness excuse humbug: judge 10.12:3 Some of my best friends are pot heads 9.6:1 Charged boy noC from Pendle Hill 10.12:15 Child drug abuse Copic at seminar 14.6:9 Man "seen tending cannabis crop" 13.12:8 CenCre brings hopes Co disillusioned addicCs Drug inquiry judge accuses witness 14.12:8 22.6:3 Re-trial move at drug inquiry 15.12:8 Travellers warned on drug laws 11.7:7 $50,000 bail for contempC appeal 16.12:8 Wran silenc on drug inquiry 11.7:10 Heroin addiction "spreading Chrough all levels" ProfiCs not hard to swallow 21.7:13 20.12:7 Pot used in 33% of Sydney families 22.7:1 Survival kic drugs taken: air chief 21.12:10 The drug rackets (Leader) 23.7:2 Farmer in $90,000 race win 23.12:5' Parliament recall for drug inquiry urged Habits "passed on" 24.12:4 23.7:3 Pressure mounts for drug inquiry 25.7:3 EARTHQUAKES I Commission advises analgesic addicts 26.7:8 Four states favour national drug inquiry 23.7:1 Tremor shakes Alburv 17.5:7 Valley drug allegations denied 28.7:7 Quake worst for 4 years 6.7:3 i Mrs Mackay in drug penalcy challenge 30.7:1 Adelaide Hills tremor centre 22.8:3 ' BioehemisC defends use of analgesics 30.7:8 i Apexians back drugs inquiry 1.8:7 EDUCATION I Policeman sold hemp for $2500 courC Cold 9.8:3 Education cuts "r'sk future" 7.1:3 Drug inquiry begins soon 9.8:6 77,000 pupils to enrol in North 26.1:9 SCate-Federal accord reached on drugs 10.8:3 One commission to handle higher education Inquiry on drugs begins 10.8:12 28.1:1 Federal aid for drug inquiry 11.8:3 Class size cuts set limit at 36. 29.1:3 NSW drug inquiry continues Monday 11.8:15 Criticism of education prompts meeting 1.2:1 Drugs experC Co lecture 11.3:19 OECD casts critical eye on Australian VisiCor gives warning of "poC zombies" 13.8:9 schooling 7.2:12 Uni drug push alleged 15.8:7 New plan to assist school leavers 9.2:6 Drug inquiry will visic NewcasCle 15.8:5 Conference on jobs and educaCion 3.3:7 Federal drug inquiry guidelines soon 17.8:6 Schools group presses for exclusion 10.3:20 Drug Crial papers noC Cabled 18.8:3 Speech is noC a dirCy word 21.3:2 Conference Co discuss cannabis 22.8:10 DiscriminaCion Bill amended 23.3:3 Scortr. on drug penalcies Bill 25.8:3 Life membership for P and C president Drug imports blamed on Canberra 26.8:3 24. 3: LH2 Cicy group plans drug seminar 30.8:16 Bactle for funds: Carrick 6.4:3 US docCor witness aC drug inquiry 1.9:11 More funds for education urged 7.4:3 VicCoria sofCens Marihuana line 1.9:23 87 schools get Ceaching help 7.4:10 Griffich drugs siccing opens 6.9:10 ParenC "lefc ouc" in education 14.4:13 Drug inquiry: big response 7.9:8 Parents to consider curriculum relevance Drug debaCe "based on opinions" 8.9:6 16.4:31 MLC fears Griffich revenge 8.9:22 Investigation for education "cover-up" 20.4:9 Scop drug imporCs, warns officer 9.9:1 Education display in Upper Hunter 20.4:13 Griffich drug hearing exeended 9.9:6 Drama in schools a vital debate for all Sciff drug fines, jail Cerms plan 14.9:3 educaCionisCs 28.4:11 CP leader's drug charges spark row 15.9:22 Conquering Che reading barrier 5.5:16 Legal cocaine supply dwindles 19.9:12 Minister hies aC educaCion syscera 13.5:3 AccounCanCs and banks give records Co drug Teachers call for Budget proCesC 26.5:7 commission 21.9:8 More work on 3R;3 sought 27.5:5 ParenCs blamed for drug abuse 23.9:5 Canberra renegs on educaCion spending 4.6:1 Federal inquiry on drugs 6.10:1 EducaCion squeezed (Leader) 4.5:2 Drug arresCs 7.10:3 EducaCion cut procesC planned 6.6:3 Libs for hard drug law 7.10:3 The neglecCed youngsCers - E.J. Eraggett Premier rejecCs drug araendmenCs 13.10:3 7.6:2 Clear passage for drugs Bill 14.10:3 Loan plan for students urged 8.6:17 Drug inquiry seeks daCa from 13. 19.10:12 Introducing flexitime to schoolrooms - Braegett Drug inquiry is Cough Cask 19.10:18 8.6:23 Drug indusCry "is well organised" 20.10:1 Tertiary sCudenCs barely exisCing - Delprat PrivaCf police role in drug inquiry 21.10:6 9.6:18 4 Chalidomide girls geC $250,000 22.10:3 Parents find role in school program 15.6:7 Luxury for "poor", drug inquiry Cold 26.10:1 BaCCle on educaCion costs 16.6:2 Easier law for marihuana urged 26.10:1 Help for foreign sCudenCs soughc 18.6:13 A nacion of addicCs (Leader) 27.10:2 Holiday "no" 21.6:3 Alcohol "most dangerous drug" 27.10:3 Lice plague forces MinisCer Co shuc school Marihuana packers "scared" inspecCor 27.10:3 23.6:1 Drug inquiry study sCaff doubled 28.10:3 Taking from poor for rich 2.7:2 Mayor denies Cag of drug capiCal (Warnambool)31.10: 3)School funding change urged 4.7:3 Griffich inquiry hears of rags Co "-iches 2.11:1 Languages in state schools"favoured" Barbaro "likely drug leader" 3.11:3 6.7:25 Blind boy alleged smuggler of forCune 4,11:3 Why privaCe schools need Canberra's aid 9.7:2 Family's riches soared; drug inquiry 10.11:1 Campaign againsC Carrick planned 20.7:37 Lire millions "in paper bag" 10.11:6 Parents proCest on educaCion cuCs 22.7:1 Lies alleged aC drug inquiry 11.11:1 EducaCion week Co open aC CharlesCown 11.8:LH3 Impossible win, drug inquiry cold 12.11:3 Edur3tion -.^ek hcnour Co school 12.8:7 Inquiry inCo Griffith firm 12.11:3 How useful is one--./eek bridge Co school? 15.8:2 Ss-felliCes will look tor drugs Iu.Ii:ll "S.y.H. INDEX. .^77 EDUCATION (C'cd) ELECTIONS - FEDER.\L (C'Cd) lOZ growCh for colleges 17.8:1 Uren cips Labor win in earlv poll EducaCion unic com!-aCs bias 18.8:15 26.9:13 CourCs may decide bully blame 22.8:1 Liberals rebel on early poll 27.9:1 School bully courC case move upseCs ceachers' No securiCy of cenure (Leader) 27.9:2 union 23.8:5 Labor gearing for snap poll 27.9:3 Schools could need police 31.8:1 Fraser chided over bailee rumours 30.9:3 ExCra $5M for state schools refused 9.9:3 Labor plans sCraCegy for early poll 1.10:3 Education "torpedoed" 10.9:3 PM warned againsc poll 1.10:1 Talks on educaCion commission - increased An eleccion (Leader) 11.10:2 regional policy role soughc 20.9:7 Mr. Fraser believes in being prepared 11.10:3 Whiclam aCCacks policy on educaCion 19.10:12 Snap eleccion has few supporCers 11.10:7 Shifts in learning sCyles (Alan Sarcan) December poll chances gee boosC 17.10:1 25.10:2 ALP ready for early poll: Whiclam 17.10:3 SubjecC emphasis changes 26.10:14 Mr. AnChony fuels speculaCion on poll 20.10:3 EducaCionisC alleges parent mistrust ArranC nonsense (Leader) 21.10:2 26.10:33 Fraser clears lasC eleccion hurdle 21.10:3 Broad NSW school plan tabled 5.11:1 Premiers Cip eleceion:gains aC Calks 22.10:1 Sex bia." discussed 15.11:6 Fraser holds "suinmic" Calks on poll 24.10:1 Early sCarC for new educacion body 26.11:5 Whiclam hies eleccion Crail 24.10:1 Schools responsible: courC 10.12:1 1977 Fraser shov; orchesCraCed repeaC 24.10:7 Playground duCy opposed by Ceachers 12.12:3 Eleccion daCe decision chis week 25.10:1 Playground idea for parencs 13.12:5 Double poll, buC when? (Leader) 25.10:2 PM planning election announcement 26.10:3 EDUCATION - HISTORY Kerr says yes to December poll 27.10:1 Fraser says poll juscified 28.10:1 School plans (GloucesCer) 1.3:10 Labor shore of poll cash: Hawke 28.10:1 CenCenary (GianCs Creek and Sandy Hollow) The unwanCed eleccion (Leader) 28.10:2 3.3:5 Eleccion scarcing gun fires-aC lease 28.10:3 The value of Che pasC (Leader) 19.3:2' NorChern MP's Co sCand again 29.10:3 A big day in Sandy Hollow 19.3:7 Fraser focuses on rural supporC 29.10:3 1000 aCCend Sandy Hollow cenCenary 21.3:3 Hayden geCs finance job pledge 31.10:1 AdamsCown school celebrates cenCenary 7.7:9 Fraser opens defence on jobless 31.10:1 School centenary week opens (AdamsCown) The eleccion issues (Leader) 31.10:2 12.7:6 Show biz along the Crail 31.10:3 AdamsCown school days remembered 13.7:7 Tony Whiclam change 31.10:6 School Co mark 25 years (Muswellbrook SouCh Whiclam may jump gun in poll Public School) 9.8:7 Grassby Cries for new seaC 1.11:1 Tighs Hill school plans cenCenary 9.8:8 Poll key in ouCer suburbs 1.11:2 Tea Gardens school has cenCenary 22.8:3 PS will objecc Co work on eleccion 2.11:3 Bolwarra school 125 years old 9.9:3 Treasury role change planned 2.11:3 School silver anniversary (Muswellbrook Ease Timor campaign 2.11:3 SouCh Primary School)4.10:12 DirCy work aC opera house 2.11:3 CP endorses O'Keefe 2.11:7 EGGS AND POULTRY Labor programs $500M for jobless 3.11:3 ParCy needs cash 3.11:3 Biggesc eggs cosC more 4.3:1 Campaign Crails mapped ouC 3.11:3 Day wanCs reporC on jailed farmer 16.3:6 Labor chief Co quiC 1979 4.11:1 SCeggles increases incerira dividend CabineC plans new jobs scheme for youCh 17.3:16 4.11:1 $3M for new chicken process 5.4:27 PS "eleccioneering" denied 4.11:3 10% cue in egg producCion urged 30.5:5 PM may Cable poll reasons 4.11:3 Egg price rise 8.7:3 ElecCoraCe error 4.11:3 $2M poulCry farm for Valley 12.8:7 Labor jobs "hypocrisy" 4.11:3 SCeggles boose profic by 28% Co S2.35M PM aCCacked over Rural Bank Bill 5.11:3 14.9:27 Fraser's icinerary issued 5.11:3 Qld poulCry banned 28.9:12 Whiclam censured 5.11:3 New idea for chicken begins 28.9:15 Labor will change Cax 5.11:3 PNG poulCry bans lifCed 3.11:9 ALP may noC conCesC PaCerson 5.11:5 InfecCed egg produce seized 17.11:3 By-elecCion swing elaCes Labor 7.11:1 ParCies selecc cearas for poll 7.11:1 EISTEDDFODS Chipp voce blow for Fraser 7.11:1 MinisCers discuss Fraser's speech 7.11:3 Lack of encries, eisCeddfod off 18.4:3 Rural aid pledged 7.11:3 Scholarships won aC eisCeddfod 14.5:8 MigranCs' service "duplicicy" 7.11:3 Abermaln eisCeddfod bOCh anniversary Labor promises jobs 7.11:3 10.8:18 Soggy sCarC Co Whiclam campaign 7.11:3 Kerr enCers poll campaign 8.11:1 ELECTIONS McMahon holds selecCion in seaC 8.11:1 Liberals pick 3 for NorCh 8.11:10 Referendum rolls close in week 20.4:7 Whiclam promises help Co building indusCry Deadline for vocing regisCraCion Coday 8.11:10 27.4:11 DemocraCs name candidaCe 8.11:10 400,000 vocers enrolled 19.5:5 Eleccion Co be lasC for James 9.11:12 DemocraCs impress in Cunningham 17.10:3 ALP backs mayor for Lyne poll 9.11:12 Labor looks for money 9.11:12 ELECTIONS - FEDERAL Liberals choose RoberCson nominee 9.11:12 Media seek equal access 9.11:12 RedisCribuCion will mean a policical bunfighc Libs limiC premises 10.11:1 10.2:15 Jobs cash pledged 10.11:1 SenaCors oppose elecCions Bill 17.2:3 MP chasCised for gifC offer 10.11:10 Eleccoral changes (Leader) 18.2:2 Rolls Co close 10.11:10 ElecCion warning 7.3:3 DemocraCs guide 10.11:10 NSW will lose Cwo seaCs 23.3:3 Liberals' acCing secreCary named 10.11:10 Clash on new elecCoral seats 31.5:1 Viccorian sCand by DIP 11.11:1 Eleccion poser for Che Liberals 20.7:2 DebaCe call for Lynch 11.11:3 Early eleccion on new boundaries possible CiCy liberals pick "win" slogan 11.11:3 25.7:10 Single digic inflaCion 11.11:3 Early poll leak "floaCed" by FM 26.7:3 Last-minute rush to enrol 11.11:3 PM rebuCs elecCion speculation 28.7:3 Libs "cheating" Budget 11.11:3 .'aiChony favours laCe eleccion 30.7:1 Labor begins TV campaign 11.11:3 Eleccion Calk puerile: Hawke 5.9:7 Whitlam woos migrants 12.11:3 Poll Crim mooced 8.9:13 Liberal candidaCe condemns slogan 12.11:3 The pros and cons of an early general Six seats of Senate power 14.11:2 eleccion 16.9:2 Marih-jana group Co campaign 14.11:3 Fraser eyes unions as possible fodder for Parcies courCing Che swinging voCer 14.11:10 eleccion campaign 19.9:12 Fraser urges curb on promises 15.11:9 December elecCicn decision nears - besieged Inceresc rate drop cricicised 15.11:9 PM dips toe in policical backwaCers 26.9:8 ConmunisCs Co presenC policy 15.11:9 ALP tips 8 seats in Qld 15.11:9 Labor promise.? opei' aviation industry 16.11:10 K.M.H. INDEX ELECTIONS - FEDERAL (C'td) ELECTIONS - FEDERAL (C'td) Qld Labor candidates named 16.11:10 Drug party's finances queried 28.11:8 CandidaCe for DemocraCs (Paul Baker) Fraser fears exposure: Hayden 28.11:8 16.11:22 Whitlam son in company query 28.11:8 SA Premier on coasC 17.11:8 Liberals differ over healch fund rises PM: no group unCouched by inflaCion 17.11:8 29.11:1 Hall resigns his SenaCe seaC 17.11:8 Labor alCers course (Leader) 29.11:2 Labor picks PaCerson candidaCe 17.11:8 Labor's chance of easy killings 29.11:2 Whiclam pledges job subsidy 17.11:8 Work for females " aC risk" 29.11:3 Labor's foreign policy marked by insulCs: SenaCes Cax role in doubc 29.11:3 Peacock 17.11:8 Hayden adbice on inCeresC 29.11:3 Inquiry over campaign maCerial 17.11:8 Whiclam, Murdoc meeC 29.11:3 Jones endorsed 17.11:8 Labor expeccing some indexacion reaccion Whiclam in Cax Crade-off plan 18.11:1 29.11:14 Labor puCs a job plan (Leader) 18.11:2 DemocraCs on a shoesCring 29.11:14 Employers praise ALP Cax plan 18.11:8 Labor spending plan wrong: AnChony 29.11:14 SupporC for coalition grows 18.11:9 No drive for welfare voce (Leader) 30.11:2 AusCralia ParCy picks 4 sCaCes 18.11:9 Victorian image turns liberal 30.11:2 CummunisCs unveil plaCform 18.11:9 Jobless major issue: poll 30.11:12 DemocraCs seC daCe 18.11:9 Libs see move in "right direction" 30.11:12 Snedden does his own ching 18.11:9 PM says ALP deserting workers 30.11:12 Labor policy danger Co recovery: PM 18.11:9 Labor drops low-pay tfx 30.11:12 AcCress will conCesC HunCer 18.11:9 Hayden firm on Medibann. 30.11:12 Labor line "suspicious" 18.11:9 Hawke tells of money 30.11:12 Liberals' UK campaign begins 18.11:9 Rural television promised 30.11:12 MHR loses balloC afcer 19 years 19.11:11 Tax cuCs"unknown" 30.11:12 Labor policy "replay of old failures" McMahon "leader" 30.11:12 19.11:11 Distortion alleged 30.11:12 ALP plan "will boosC growCh" 19.11:11 Uranium "guarantee" 30.11:12 Hamer wary of tax plan 19.11:11 Labor continues advert criticism 30.11:13 ALP backs oil-search incentive 19.11:11 Votes cast in London 30.11:13 Immediate full wage indexation: Whitlam Rowdy group greets Liberals 30.11:13 21.11:1 Senate "still has final say" 30.11:13 Tax trade-off criticised by PM 21.11:3 Chipp attacks social service changes Chipp launches campaign 21.11:3 30.11:13 Fraser scraps death duties 22.11:1 Territory poll challenge dismissed 30.11:13 Speech bares lack of economic strategy Aid for beef industry sought 30.11:13 22.11:1 High court rejects 2 actions 30.11:13 A variety of promises (Leader) (Correction, Workers not deflated 30.11:13 p.3, 23/11) 22.11:2 Now a Cry aC federal politics (Elizabeth Libs trying to buy votes, says ALP 22.11:3 Kirkby) 30.11:27 Fraser forecasts new prosperiCy 22.11:7 Violence (Leader) 1.12:2 Labor needs 6% swing 22.11:8 Labor hopes rise in Queensland 1.12:2 169 candidaces concesc 43 NSW seaCs 22.11:8 Jobless fall "unknown" 1.12:10 DLP launch campaign 22.11:8 Gloomy trade future predicted 1.12:10 NCP planning $200M waCer program 22.11:8 PM says documenCs outdaCed 1.12:10 Early survey poinCs Co Labor vicCory Poll differ over face of major parcies 22.11:17 1.12:10 Bid to defuse Lynch affair 23.11:1 Tribal law " in some cases" 1.12:10 ACT poll injuncCion soughc 23.11:3 Anthf^ny gives pension promises 1.12:11 Fraser's figures challenged 23.11:3 Low-wage tax plan "not new" 1.12:11 Federal eleccion candidaces 23.11:20 ALP policy on economy "paCheCic" 1.12:11 PM "makes jobless bigger issue" 23.11:21 Uranium policy "rigid" 1.12:11 Financial policies "help for socialises" ProCecCion by Labor 1.12:11 23.11:21 Minimum-income plan Labor's aim 1.12:11 Labor queries Fraser pecrol scheme 23.11:21 ALP to boost search for oil 1.12:11 Anthony emphasises counCry aid 23.11:22 Pledge on aviation 1.12:11 PM CorCures CruCh 23.11:29 Fear over strikes 1.12:11 Dunstan's opposition a sham: Anthony Boundaries set a keen contest 2.12:2 24.11:3 Chipp says shame over hunger aid 2.12:6 Fraser "in panic" 24.11:3 Jobless women .2.12:6 Poll indicates more support for .^LP 24.11:3 Preferences to decide: Chipp 2.12:6 Democrats put jobs first 24.11:16 Hayden critical of tax concern 2.12:6 Street to aCCend parCy fund dinner 24.11:17 Telephone rates " a gimmick" 2.12:6 Liberal reveille for campaign Croops Labor lacks interest in textile industry: 24.11:17 Fraser 2.12:6 Labor offers beef, peCrol promises 24.11:17 Unemployment real issue 2.12:6 Payroll plan a rip-off: PM 25.11:1 No SenaCe Cax repeal block 2.12:6 ArresCs aC PM's Qld rally 25.11:1 Poll cases doubc 2.12:6 Second CerriCory challenge 25.11:3 Oil indusCry examinaCion planned 2.12:7 PosCal vocers urged into action 25.11:7 ALP commieced Co growCh cenCres 2.12:7 The people behind the campaigns (David More independence for ABC: Whiclam 2.12:7 Combe) 25.11:7 ALP "in disarray" 2.12:7 Parties lack credibility: Chip 25.11:7 Unions above law: SCreeC 2.12:7 More credence given to radio and TV: Whitlam Return of sport aid pledged 2.12:7 25.11:7 Uranium gaffe by PM 3.12:1 ALP mining policies criticised 25.11:7 The choice (Leader) 3.12:2 Candidaces for 34 SenaCe seaCs 25.11:7 Chipp favours Cwo-price meaC plan 3.12:9 LG promised rise 25.11:7 Fraser predicCs lower inflaCion 3.12:9 ALP, unions spliC on pay index 26.11:1 Canberra may allow uranium reprocessing Libs tour North on truck 26.11:12 3.12:9 Reef drill plan denied 26.11:12 Gambling on a Creasurer 3.12:9 Anthony predicts interest rate fall of 2%. Eraser "disCorCing economy facts" 3.12:9 26.11:12 Communists make bid for migrant vote •Welfare homes program pledged 26.11:12 3.12:9 ALP lacks policies: defence Sinclair School gym Co be poll Cally room 3.12:9 26.11:12 Jobs plan Co favour economy 3.12:9 Labor Co hold rally in CiCy 26.11:12 RSL calls for party defence statements Whichm gives prioricy to low-paid. 28.11:1 3.12:9 PM predicts 2% inCeresc race drop 28.11:1 Wran warns of double tax 3.12:9 Leaders acCack policies Co combaC jobless Fraser bids for Democ-at vote 5.12:1 28.11:3 Uranium and mining (Leader) 5.12:2 Lynch acCs Co beaC challenge 28.11:3 SA-political playground 5.12:2 Dunstan visiCs Gosford Coday 28.11:3 Senate vote worries Fraser 5.12:10 ALP wanCs conCrol of pecrol selling Tariff cricicism renewed 5.12:10 28.11:3 Jones hits at "false" industrial picture Liberals un8Crupulous"lMR 28.11:8 5.12:10 NCP machine on smooch ruu 28.11:8 Labor pledgea strong PJT 5.12:10 ALP'S job right atticude "callous" 28.11:8 No commenc on PM's security 5.12:10 Libs, Labor see jobless success 5.12:10 fci^*i iiiw^M*!^^- — N.M.H. INDEX 41. 197 7 ELECTIONS - FEDERAL (C'td) ELECTIONS - FEDERAL (C'cd) Import barriers "may rise" 5.12:10 DemocraC edges Co SenaCe win 17.12:4 16 - seat victory forecast for coalition 5.12:11 SCeele Hall defeaced 20.12:3 Legal aid for rural areas 5.12:11 Coalition retains two seats 21.12:3 Labor plans half tax indexacion 5.12:11 Government, Labor each gain seat 22.12:3 Libs sCick Co wage fighc 5.12:11 Three Northern MHR's elected 22.12:5 Uren's pledge on raining 5.12:11 Coalition finishes with 48-seat majority DiplomaCic silence (Leader) 6.12:2 23.12:3 Slow fighc back by Labor in WA 6.12:2 Poll reform may cut ting hours 28.12:8 Bjelke-PeCersen joins campaign 6.12:5 Electoral Act reform (Leader) 29.12:2 AnChony Cips jobless rise 6.12:8 (^allenge over welfare rules 6.12:8 ELECTIONS - FEDERAL - SENATE Libs againsC minor party voCes 6.12:8 Labor "will expand nacional ship role" 6.12:8 Qld to dispute eleccion AcC 23.2:6 5% drop pledged in inflaCion 5.12:8 Poll possible 22.3:1 MisCake Co forgo Cax cuts: Snedden 6.12:8 Lower interesC races pledged 6.12:8 ELECTIONS - LOCAL GOVERNMENT Guard ordered 6.12:8 Labor puCs objection to adverCs 6.12:8 Council will sCill choose mayor 18.4:7 PM warns of high inflaCion under WhiClam Candid.sces Co aCCer.d workshop 28.4:LH4 6.12:9 Council learning course 11.6:31 Lib campaign "appeals Co Che greedy" 6.12:9 ALP Co open campaign 28.7:3 Shudder over NewcasCle 5.12:9 Expulsion call for ALP "desercers" 18.8:6 Whiclam bends figures: Howard 6.12:9 GloucesCer poll norainacions 19.8:7 Progress recruic 6.12:9 The candid::Ces - Dungog Shire Council Uranium grenade adverC cleared for Celevision 15.9:12 6.12:9 PosCal voces could prove dicisive 15.9:12 Chipp confidenc of House seaCs 6.12:13 No voce in SingleCon Coday 17.9:11 So liCtle deCail (Leader) 7.12:2 Democracy clashes wich fooCball 19.9:10 The quicksands of Tasmania 7.12:2 ALP vote up in Sydney poll 19.9:10 Leader "lacks knowledge" 7.12:12 Majoricy voce for Denman head 19.9:10 Fraser aCCacks baby adverCs 7.12:12 GloucesCer polls declared 19.9:10 Healch races "up by $2 weekly" 7.12:12 Dungog voting 19.9:11 ConservaCion aid "cighc" 7.12:12 Former mayor tops Muswellbrook voting Aborigines dismayed by DunsCan: Viner 7.12:12 19.9:11 Whiclam geCs challenge on securiCy 7.12:12 Two lose seaCs in M'brook counC 20.9:8 DecocraCs urge coal policy 7.12:13 Dungog Crs named 20.9:8 GovernmenC "failed Co help boCCler" Voces help presidenC in Wyong 21.9:3 (Beverage BoCClers PCy Led.) 7.12:13 Only candidaces certain - Gosford 21.9:11 Disillusioned "Curn Co Chipp" 7.12:13 Maitland yet to elect mayor 21.9:11 "No deal" on preference voces 7.12:13 One Gosford seat in doubt 22.9:7 PK, .AnChony differ or. Cariff policy 7.12:13 Gloucester riding poll declared 23.9:5 The changing job markeC (Leader) 8.12:2 Allegation on campaign - Cessnock 23.9:5 Lowe accused of underhand CacCics 8.12:7 Wyong council decided 23.9:11 Parcies not obliged Co Cell CruCh 8.12:7 No-vo:e fines next time 8.11:9 Gimmicks no answer for jobless, Fraser No-vote action in Denman 15.11:7 8.12:7 Couple face chop over voCe 24.11:1 Labor cricicises campaign "lies" of Go-./emment "Please explains" sent in error 24.11:13 8.12:7 The seat of govemmenC 8.12:7 ELECTIONS - PARTY FUNDS Mr Lynch hoiue Co rest 8.12:7 Final rush before blackout 8.12:7 State-funded eleccion advercisements plea Dockyard gear outdated: Morris 8.12:7 28.5:3 Appeal for preferences 8.12:7 Support for PM higher, poll shows 8.12:7 Parties differ little on money policies 9.12:1 ELECTIONS - STATE Overtime bans Co hie eleccion counts 9.12:3 Whitlam lays stress on workless 9.12:12 State may elect 45 upper house members PM guarantees more jobs 9.12:12 5.5:1 From the platform 9.12:12 Allworth poll booth closed 27.5:7 NorChern poll booCh changes 9.12:12 Liberals disclaim leafleC drop 10.12:1 ELECTIONS-UNION Coalition expecCed Co win poll 10.12:1 Sam - 8pm voCing 10.12:1 SecreC union voce urged 9.4:8 A maccer of CrusC (Leader) 10.12:2 Compulsory union voCe ruled ouC 2.5:14 DemocraCs may sue Fraser 10.12:9 PM pledges hard line on ballots 24.9:3 ForCnighe Co Lynch debaCe 10.12:9 PM vows supporC or unionises; 26.9:1 Hayden accuses ABC of bias 10.12:9 CourC orders union poll 13.12:12 Correccion Co article on p.12, 13/12. End jobless pool: Whiclam 10.12:9 7.1.1978 : p.3 PM's polulariCy up, Whielam's down 10.12:9 ELECTORAL BOUNDARIES Guide to minor parties 10.12:9 Government wins easily - Mr Whitlam bows out. 12.12:1 ALP, NCP clash on seats issue 3.2:3 Legislation on seats expected in Senate A vote for stability (Leader) 12.12:2 17.2:1 A reCurn Co a conservaCive era 12.12:2 Clash on new electoral seats 31.5:1 Libs confidenc of winning SCaCe seaC 12.12:3 Electoral law challenge probable 20.6:10 Hayden urges "hard lock" 12.12:3 New poll maps 20.8:8 DunsCan charges Press bias 12.12:3 Electoral move seen as threat 22.8:1 Fraser campaign "dishonesC" 12.12:3 RedisCribuCion: 6 NcrCh changes 23.8:1 Tradicional voCe maincained 12.12:5 Labor boosC from redistribution 23.8:3 ResCricCed overtime delays counC 12.12:5 NSW Liberals will oppose changes 24.8:1 NorChern SenaCe voCing 12.12:5 Redistribution boosts ALP 24.8:1 The nacional voCing figures 12.12:6 An electoral advance (Leader) 24 8:2 Tempers flare as Labor leader race begins Proposed electoral changes in NSW 24.8:14 13.12:3 Whiclam aCCacks boundaries proCesCors 9.9:6 Eleccion counC chrows liCCle light on parCy ALP alleges Liberal elecCoral pressure numbers 13.12:3 12.9:3 Boy finds balloC locks (Brisbane) 13.12:3 MP's cross floor over changes 28.10:1 CounCing goes on for NorCh 13.12:9 RoberCson spliC confuses voCers 24.11:16 Fraser has lasC laugh 14.12:2 Liberals accuse colleague of seaC rigging Labor in NSW $150,000 dovm afcer poll 30 12:1 14.12:3 Mi.-iisCers angry aC Qld poll charge 31.12:3 OverCime ban stops Lyne poll count 14.12:11 Hall reduces lead 14.12:11 ELECTRICAL TRADES UNION Coalition gains in three seaCs 15.12:13 ALP gains in RoberCson 13.12:13 ETU meeting 23.8:7 Labor improves in Qld seaC 16.12:6 Most iifcs work during sCrike 26.8:4 DemocraCs voce claimed by ALP 16.12:6 Strike "benefits" people Crapped in life Cohen mai';cains lesi in i^obercson 17.12:': 29.8:13 N.H.K. Ii>'jEX ELECTRICAL TRADES UNION (C'td) EMPLOYMENT (C'Cd) Life men rejecC employer offers 1.9:10 EmploymenC commiccee seeks new indusCries NSW lifcmen concinue sCrike 8.9:14 2.2:6 ETU claim sCudied 14.9:10 Union groups formed Co aid 400 unemployed LifCmen strike off and on again 16.9:3 3.2:6 LifCmen geC allowance rises 24.9:5 Jobless reach record level 5.2:1 Liftmen say no Co pay rise 27.9:3 NorChern figure rises by 7.7" 5.2:1 Drascic plan urged Co hale regional decline ELECTRICITY 5.2:1 Foundacion for aceion(leader) 5.2:2 $31.IM for Gosford elecCriciCy work 21.1:5 MoraCorium on debCs soughc for jobless Zaara SC. demolicion planned 28.1:4 8.2:1 Underground power (ToronCo) 3.2:LHl HP indulgence oysCem "exisCs for jobless" Power councils "could be united" 4.3:11 9.2:7 Power sCation intruders risk deaCh 9.3:1 HunCer bid for youCh work grane 9.2:9 ElecCriciCy "risk" aC Zaara SC. 11.3:3 Ends never meeC for some (Douglas Plane) Power merger query 15.3:17 10.2:1 "ElecCrically safe, legally not" (Zaara St.) MHR urges reCurn of RED scheme 12.2:31 16.3:11 Finance soughc to ease unemployment 15.2:5 Newport station may be scrapped 25.3:4 State moves on jobs 17.2:9 $5M cut forecasc in power bills 25.3:9 Lake jobless to lead scheme 17.2:LH1 ElecCriciCy bodies meeC 29.3:8 Street denies 700,000 soon jobless 19.2:1 ElecCricity councils rejecC merger pl.^n Hunterworklessget new voice 21.2:7 30.3:8 Employers gloomy on 1977 job ouClook 22.2:1 NewporC "noC righC for station" 30.3:29 CES office aC Braodmeadow possible 22.2:10 Threat to cheapest power 31.3:8 Council moves Co aid jobless 23.2:7 Onus of proof (Leader) 9.4:2 CES offices "efficienc" 23.2:12 Years roll back at Zaara SC reunion 18.4:8 Workers give Co jobs fund 23.2:12 Taking sun's energy from Che sea 22.4:2 Canberra orders review of dole 24.2:1 Nesca to meeC on araalgamacion plan 6.5:3 Jobless figures differ 24.2:7 Vic MP's recalled in NewporC row 10.5:3 CES employees may impose work bans 24.2:10 Clash nears on NewporC 11.5:15 The idenCiCy card (Leader) 25.2:2 NewporC made viCal projecC 12.5:3 PM denies jobless card plan 25.2:5 NewporC clash near 13.5:1 Final crunch for 25 (Smich PoCaCo Crisps Vic PWD Co build NewporC 20.5:3 AusC. PCy. Led.) 25.2:5 NewporC work begins nexC week 21.5:31 38% of jobless under 21 . 25.2:11 ConcreCer quics NewporC projecC 26.5:3 MinisCers aCCack official job figures 26.2:1 Power sCation to be levelled (Zarra St) Jobless demonsCraCe 1.3:7 27.5:5 JusC a war of scaciscics 2.3:23 Scrap no use in port work 27.5:7 MeCal men challenge Fraser 2.3:13 MLAs give pledge on electricity plan SCaCe may cut Caxes (Major drive Co decrease 18.6:9 the state's unemployment) 3.3:3 Untenable policy (Leader) 21.5:2 Back pay cuCs dole 3.3:7 Hamer seeks review of Newport building ban Evidence of work discorcions soughc 4.3:4 25.6:9 More in jobs buC no real break 5.3:1 15 compete for Zaara St. work 6.7:25 Pensioners and jobles."^ Co geC 8.2% rise No joy in power merger 14.7:2 10.3:1 ElecCriciCy merger plan"misleading" 14.7:6 Muswellbrook geCs CES office 11.3:4 NewporC proCesCors Cry jam tactics 22.7:3 12,000 in Federal youth scheme 16.3:6 Zaara St. demolition to begin 13.8:5 Unemployed meecing on lake 17.3:1 Zaara St., Demolicion begins 6.9:3 Meecing on jobless Cakes Co lake 17.3:LHl Power body will sound ouC MP's 7.10:1 Wran will spend $30M on jobless 18.3:1 Power price rise cercain nexC year 27.10:1 Goninans sack 34 Cradesmen 19.3:1 CounCy boss re-elecCed unopposed 8.11:10 February jobless down 19.3:1 Upper HunCer power charges up 6% 16.12:7 Board will offer jobs soon (Hunter District Power up 6% in April (General Coast) Water Board) 19.3:3 29.12:3 Jobs decline forecast 21.3:1 Job scheme is modest (Leader) 21.3:2 EMPLOYMENT Inquiry inCo dole abuses planned 23.3:1 Dismissed men had jobs 4 years The bludger barb (Leader) 3.1:2 (A.Goninan and Co. PCy. Led.) 23.3:10 Court bid for dole adjourned (Melbourne) 830 queue for 50 jobs (HunCer DisCricC 7.1:5 Wacer Board) 24.3:1 Jobless rise 55,000 in monCh 8.1:1 GovernmenC plans NEAT changes 26.3:3 Licele sign of promise (Leader) 8.1:2 PM slaces Whiclam over dole plan 30.3:3 Job advice soon 8.1:8 Dole report to influence Budget 31.3:1 Inquiry will sCudy needs of youCh 10.1:1 Alcan's job course popular 31.3:12 More AusCralian seek parC-time employment Unemployed, sew whaC? 31.3:LH1 10.1:3 Alcan boost will create 1000 jobs 1.4:1 Jobless figures 100,000 out: Whitlam 11.1:1 Fears held for young jobless 1.4:11 Job response dismays employer 12.1:3 Migrant jobless worse: Whiclam 4.4:1 Election pledge on jobs "broken" 12.1:8 Jobless pay benefiCs cricicised 5.4:14 Job seekers prepared for big cities 12.1:19 Survey of Swansea unemployed proposal Ex-school pupils rush CES office 13.1:1 6.4:LH2 CiCy man will help ochers geC dole 13.1:1 SCreeC orders release of jobless figure The dole (Leader) 13.1:2 today 7.4:1 Proof of fraud Whitlam says 14.1:1 March jobless sets record 8.4:1 Kan aims Co assise unemployed 14.1:5 Business, unions hit at job trend 9.4:19 SCudenCs' job rush Co CES slowing 14.1:11 Willis calls jobs plan "book entry" 12.4:3 Tlie dole (Leader) 15.1:2 Short call on dole incended: Labor 13.4:3 SCreeC in duel of leccers over jobless Job Crend shows no pick-up: SCreeC 14.4:3 15.1:3 How Co beaC Che dole blues 14.4:12 Jobless figures differ 19.1:3 Newcascle's jobs quandary 18.4:2 Unemployed fCarC self-help program 20.1:12 16 men Co lose jobs Coday (W.V. McCauley Labor "woula creace" jobs 21.1:11 Pty Ltd.) 15.4:7 "Canberra neglecc" charge on dole 24.1:3 All dole policy in doubC: Whiclam 16.4:1 The dole idling or $50 working 24.1:6 20% jobless in work: survey 16.4:1 Dole numbers seC record 26.1:3 DiscrediCed (Leader) 16.4:2 RegisCer now, young jobless Cold 25.1:9 Concessions to Che jobless 18.4:2 102 young people apply for 2 jobs 27.1:6 $145,000 jobless granC Co HunCer 19.4:3 44% Bailey jobless under 21: reporC :'8.1:1 Jobless urged Co re-aply 19.4:11 18 men join unemployed queue Jobless find business-like solucion 20.4:9 (W.W. McCauley Pty Led.) 28.1:5 Groups Co discuss jobs, welfare 20.4:16 200 workers sacked aC Goodyear 28.1:13 Employers union Calk jobs 21.4:3 NewcasCle a depressed area: NTHC 28.1:13 Dole in doubt despite court ruling 23.4:3 Teenage jobless mounc 29.1:5 VJran tips more job aid for Newcastle 25.4:3 Funds soughc for youCh programs 29.1:5 Fraser gives brief reply on leavers 27.4:7 YouChs future (Leader) 31.1:2 r.iemployed urged Co march 28.4:10 The jobless youCh crisis 31.1:2 ALP group urges ?5M grant 2.5:8 4.2iout of work in 1976 2.2:6 Newcastle action soughc en jobless 3.5:3 AMV'SU unemployed to discusj jobs 2.2:6 Serofoi irger. HunCer aid 3.5:6 Vore "cmtiloyeJ bludgers Chan unemploytJ" 4.5:7 y X S.M.H. INDEX 43. 1977 EMPLOYMENT (C'cd) EMPLOYMENT (C'ed) Union proCesC on job talks 4.5:8 Whitlam sees 7% jobless 24.8:1 Dole anomally hies young girls ^.5:22 Job forecast takes dim view of 1978. 24.8:15 Unemployed Calks disappoinC 5.5:1 Junior jobs hinge on appeal 25.8:1 GranC for Cessnock jobs 5.5:3 Dole "delay" inquiry 26.8:3 Business plea for more spending 6.5:1 $100M for young workless planned 30.8:1 A challenge (Leader) 5.5:2 Tax demands "hit jobless" 8.9:14 Workless granCs of $1.56M in NorCh 6.5:5 ALP slaCes jobless policy 8.9:14 NorChern jobless falls 2.7% in April 7.5:1 MonChly jobless figures possible 9.9:3 AdverC seCs off Celephones 7.5:3 Out-of-work figures show litCle change Newcastle geCs $23,000 7.5:5 10.9:1 Whiclam slaces Fraser employmenC policy $40M dole benefiCs overpaid in year 14.9:1 10.5:13 PM swiCches job Craining portfolio 14.9:1 Unemployed Cuming Co welfare agencies Jobs-for-young plans may hiC adulCs 14.9:14 12.5:1 A $40Million bungle (Leader) 15.9:2 Half ciCy jobless under 21 13.5:1 SCaffing blamed in $40M loss 15.9:3 GenerosiCy Co a faulc (Leader) 14.5:2 "Training problem" for social services 16.9:3 Newcastle slates "shelving" of aid 14.5:3 Fall in NSW jobless 19.9:3 Catholic priests urge joint effort for AssisCance decrease alleged 19.9:3 jobs 16.5:1 Newcastle jobless highest 20.9:5 Unity to fight unemployment 16.5:9 Jobless need workshop 29.9:7 High unemployment areas have higher death Face of jobless figures in balance 4.10:1 rate 19.5:2 Premier will aCCend jobless seminar 6.10:7 Ruling on dole payment "ignored" 19.5:18 Sepcember jobless falls 1.7% 8.10:3 Six projects to share jobless relief grant Job-creaCion "desperacely needed" 10.10:13 25.5:13 Jobless cencre idea hinges on council "Huge dole fraud" in Sydney 26.5:6 11.10:6 Jac's place a hit wich Che jobless 25.5:LH1 Payroll aid for jobless 12.10:1 The hidden cosC of Ca'sing on new employees Some face long waiC for dole 12.10:1 26.5:2 Punishing Che jobless (Leader) 12.10:2 Girl dole decision 27.5:3 Survey on jobless 12.10:3 Challenge Co holiday dole refusal 28.5:3 Survey of 215,000 unemployed shows - 10% on NewcasCle workless lobby in Canberra 28.5:3 dole more Chan year 12.10:11 Dole fraud alleged 28.5:5 Whiclam seeks aid for jobless 13.10:11 Labor aCCacks Karen Green decision 31.5:1 Jobless find useful ouCleC 14.10:1 Business campaign sign "offensive" 1.6:12 Dole change plan loses sCeam 14.10:3 Jobs commiCmenC "abandoned" 3.6:7 Institute predicts 480,000 jobless by 1978 Jobless up in May - 4th monCh in row 4.6:1 15.10:1 Group Co sCudy ciCy job prejudice 7.6:3 Two sets of workless totals next year Opposieion hiCs back on jobless 8.6:3 18.10 :1 CES "work CesC" for unemployed 8.6:28 Bill to delay dole payments imminent 20.10:8 35 sacked aC Hexham dairy 11.6:3 Jobs for young in bigger scheme 22.10:1 New aCCiCudes on employmenC proposed Dole esciraace "200M shore" 24.10:3 11.6:3 InflaCion, dole link urged 25.10:1 Job pleas swamp office Co aid young 13.6:3 NewcasCle jobless higher 25.10:7 Mr Wran alleges 5pc jobless plan 13.6:11 Baliffs "selling furniCure of jobless" Canberra may see up job scheme 16.6:1 26.10:1 Guides on jobs baffle lAC chief 16.6:3 Higher pay, fewer jobs 27.10:1 Dairymen blamed for lose jobs 16.6:3 $85 forced sale for debc 27.10:1 Jobless worry Valley youCh worker 16.6:12 No resCiCuCion (Leader) 27.10:2 14pc of youCh looking for work 18.6:1 MoraCoriura on debCs urged 28.10:3 Jobs meecing aC GaCeshead 18.6:9 Season jobless figure "vjorse" 29.10:3 128 power jobs filled in NorCh 18.6:11 Fraser opens defence on jobless 31.10:1 Jobs Co speed HunCer flow (Wacer) MinisCer hies aC rooney clamour 31.10:3 21.6:13 Job loss "affecCing homes" 31.10:7 Professor criticises HamilCon manpower NewcasCle unemployed refused special aid program 22.6:3 1.11:1 Nacional employmenC figures slighcly down Debc and Che jobless (Leader) 2.11:2 29.6:6 CaChedral, jobless share in gifC 2.11:11 Jobs, overCime cuCs forecasC 4.7:3 UnemploymenC depucacion Co SCreeC 2.11:11 CES will puC job deals on markeC 4.7:7 Wyong jobless highesC 3.11:9 EmploymenC doubCs (Leader) 6.7:2 CabineC plans new jobs scheme for youCh Balancing Che job scales 6.7:2 4.11:1 Opposieion aCCacks Premier on jobs 6.7:17 Vic SCrike lifCs jobless 12.8% 5.11:3 More job openings needed 7.7:2 IdenCiCy card for dole soughc 5.11:4 UnemploymenC increase for June expecCed TransporC aid for jobless 7.11:1 7.7:3 70,500 jobs eliminaCed 7.11:3 Jobs Cake sharp drop 9.7:1 70,500 jobs lose in 3 years: Survey 8.11:8 CES " fails Co aid employers" 11.7:8 MigranCs Cop jobless 10.11:13 40 losing jobs as cicy firm goes norCh Disappearing jobs (Leader) 12.11:2 (Flexalum) 12.7:1 ManufacCuring jobs shrink 12.11:9 Five men lefc aC plane (Alfabs Engineers No change in jobless level 14.11:3 PCy Led.) 13.7:11 Gloomy forecasc for jobless 15.11:3 UnemploymenC solution soughc 14.7:LH2 School-leavers dole righCs "ignored" 18.11:1 Job cenCre provides answers 15.7:7 Campaign for job seekers 24.11:5 Farmers wanC work for dole 20.7:1 500 sCaCe jobs found for youCh 25.11:1 PiloC scheme for local jobless 20.7:8 NewcasCle "well served" by CES 28.11:6 ParC-cirae workers increase 20.7:21 School program aid for job seekers 28.11:13 Canberra rejecCs life in dole 23.7:1 PamphleCs on UnemploymenC 30.11:7 NewcasCle jobless Cop sCaCe figures 25.7:1 How Co win or lose aC job incerview 30.11:17 Labor wanCs Myers repore adopCed 25.7:3 CES "underscaffed in Canberra" 30.11:18 InCenCions wasCed (Leader) 27.7:2 Warning Co "models" 1.12:7 Jobless plan noC popular 27.7:11 CES will be upgraded; more sCaff, money Work paCCern changes in recession 28.7:9 5.12:3 Tougher line planned on dole 30.7:1 Jobs subsidies hard Co operaCe 5.12:13 35% ot unemployed jobless 6 monchs 30.7:3 Unemployed Co rise: confidenCaal reporC 6.12:1 SysCem of needs urged for jobless 30.7:30 CES sCaffing boosC called "misleading" Dole office sCaff fear assaulcs 30.7:31 6.12:3 NorCh's jobless fall , EMPLOYMENT (c'Cd) FAUNA AND FLORA NewcasCle jobless "worse in NSW" 23.12:5 Bird SCudy planned 5.1:14 Employers urged Co creaCG jobs 28.12:16 RaC kangaroo reCurns Co Valley 14.1:5 Une.n.ployed find jobs office shuC 29.12:1 'Roo shooCers being hunCed 7.3:6 Jobless course urged in schools 29.12:3 Hexham swamp-life for sCudy 9.4:3 Federal boosC for jobless cenCre 31.12:5 Gum tree exporCs grow rapidly 1.6:20 Homes "no ChreaC to koala colony" 25.6:5 ENERGY Birds "essential Co life" 13.7:23 Valley fauna aC home wiCh mining 27.7:20 Energy alCernaCives Co nuclear power seen MysCerious Coad senC for CesCs 10.8:7 as impraccicable 4.1:2 Toad idenCified as Qld cane 13.8:9 AusCralia swaps views wich Canada 15.1:8 Scockton wildlife to get aid 23.9:5 Commiccee on energy see up 11.2:3 Koala'.s plight prompCs young 26.9:3 Make-up of energy body cricicised 15.2:3 Birds valued at $70,000 gassed 25.9:13 Panel Co advise on energy policy 24.2:10 Birds killed Co sCop disease 27.9:3 Looking Co wind for power 25.3:2 Parrot compensaCion possible 28.9:9 An energy policy (Leader) 21.4:2 Necessary bird desCruccion 1.10:5 Save while we may (Leader) 13.5:2 Bird dealers warned 11.11:5 Conserve peCrol 3.6:1 Pelican plea refused 24.12:4 Oil shorCage predicCed 10.6:8 SnakebiCe Cherapy defended as safe 28.12:6 PreparaCion urged for energy crises 4.7:6 Farmers call for energy sCudy 20.7:10 FEDERATED CLERK'S UNION DeclaraCion againsC boneseed unlikely 22.8:10 2 unions buy real esCaCe 5.1:3 Energy crisis looms large 20.9:2 Churchill award Co HunCer unionist (Mr.P.J. Energy economy Calks tonighe 21.9:24 O'Connell) 30.6:5 Limit speed to save fuel, report urges Pickets in unions' backyard 11.10:3 22.9:1 BHP scientist heads energy institute FEDERATED ENGINE DRIVERS AND FIREMEN'S (Dr. T.G. Callicott) 24.9:5 ASSOCIATION Urgent need for a national energy policy 30.9:2 Unions may merge soon 9.3:15 Wind will power energy show 10.10:5 Premier asked to energy display 17.10:8 Shell wants FEDFA deregistered 10.8:10 Environment display opens 18.10:5 Anthony gives energy guide 19.10:3 FEDERATED IRONWORKERS ASSOCIATION Experts seek solution to predicCed energy crisis 29.10:2 FIA official's visit ends 5.3:8 InsulaCion program urged 2.11:24 Unionists allege defamacion 20.4:8 Fuel scockpile planned for AusCralia 8.11:3 No requesCs for apology: unionise 21.4:10 Engineers Co hear energy head (J.A. Dembecki) Unionise Cells of "Mick's leCCer" 22.4:5 9.11:24 Witness tells of quitting 23.4:5 Energy research life urged 16.12:3 Ruling in defendant's favour 28.4:10 FIA officials get $7600 damages 29.4:5 ENVIRONMENT FIA leader Co sCudy in US 17.5:3 Unionise comes home wich new ideas 9.7:5 Landscape Crees lisCed for councils 14.2:6 Unions call for amalgamation 12.7:7 Ecology awards offered 2.6:17 FIA hits at union riot 14.7:3 Lone rally celebraCes environmenc day Boost for economy urged 21.7:10 6.6:10 Ironworkers and BHP meet on healch issues Spreading killer (Leader) 22.8:2 27.7:8 Environmenc seminar wanes public educaCion NewcasCle unionist wants power row talks 30.8:9 19.10:10 Schools mark EarCh Week FERRIES 24.9:8 Trees for EarCh Week 27.9:7 Ferry to run tours in Myall waCers 10.2:13 A total view (Leader) 29.9:2 Ferry orders expecCed 7.4:7 Wind will power energy show 10.10:5 SCaCe calls Cenders for ferries 8.4:3 Bitou bush threat to be discussed 17.10:11 Dockyard in line for ferry job 11.4:1 Award for essay 26.10:7 Willis aCCacks SCate's ferry plan 13.4:3 Nature award to school 7.11:9 Ferry tender may go Co dockyard 14.4:7 EnCrance declares war on bicou 17.11:9 RusCing ferry wreck forms pare of Newcastle's Essay earns girl cerCificaCe 23.11:3 history 10.8:18 Campaign againsC bitou bush planned 23.11:9 Facelift for sexagenarian ferry 1.9:LH3 Environmenc war "will cosC lives" 6.12:15 Ferry fare rises concern, council 8.9:7 Fireweed found in Wyong 13.12:10 Ferry tenders soon 9.9:5 Landholders asked Co kill fireweed 21.12:8 Tender call for ferries 4.10:8 AusCralia leads Che recycle race 27.12:18 Ban costs firm job 29.10:5 New ferry wharf by next June 21.12:7 ERi'.KING POWER STATION FERTILIZER INDUSTRY Site preparaCion begins for $300M power plant 26.1:1 Super bounty extended 26.5:1 Eraring station in 100 ha.basin 21.4:13 Isolacion on pay sCrike aC ferCilizer plane Ash dump gets new life wiCh facelift 22.7:11 17.8:25 Kooragang issue noC resolved 28.7:3 Eraring pipeline started 13.10:5 EasCem NiCrogen sCrike concinues 30.7:5 Eraring sice foundacion ready 19.10:23 NiCrogen men Co resume 9.8:3 Kooragang sCrikers Co consider new offer EXCHANGE STUDENTS 12.8:3 $52,000 for "black" pay demanded 13.8:1 Back from Che besC year of her life (Julie Kooragang dispuCe 15.8:1 O'Connor ) 3.2:LH2 DispuCe ends aC ferCilizer works 20.8:8 German guesC set for tour (Gesche Jansen) Home ferCilizer problem solved 28.9:16 8.9:LH1 ShipraenC brings phosphate 1.10:5 Exchange student impressed by bush (Michael FerCilizer sale Co SE Asia 16,11:23 Goeskjaer) 12.9:8 Ammonia compecicion cipped 28.11:11 Overseas trips for Swansea pupils 5.10:LH1 Greenleaf lock-ouC plleged 20.12:10 Danish student honoured (Lotte Thorkilgaard) Greenleaf men back aC work 21.12:9 11.10:6 Belmont pupils win overseas Crip 20.10:LH2 FESTIVAL OF LIGHT Rotary exchange sCudencs' visic 3.12:8 SCudenCs seek help in NorCh 13.12:13 TV check plan veCoed 1.6:3 EXTRA SENSORY PERCEPTION FINANCE Seminar on ESP open Co public 26.10:15 Confidence in business fuCure slumping 1.2:1 70 attend ESP seminar 31.10:7 EP indulgence syscems "exisC for jobless" 9.2:7 Possible solucion to a large problem 7.3:5 Change needet'. in reponse Co inflation 8.3:11 s^.M.H. INDEX 45. 1977 FINANCE (C'ed) FIRES AND FIRE BRIGADES (C'cd) Foreign money fuCures markeC urged 8.3:11 Fire controller hangs up his helmet Change wanced but how is problem 9.3:21 (Ron Channells) 31.3:LH1 Accounting change to deal with inflaCion Newcastle misses firemen's ban 1.4:11 10.3:15 Arsonists blamed for Windale fire 4.4:3 Manager conCradiccs US paymenCs reporC Fire damages car (Teralba) 7.4:10 14.4:11 Fuel Canker explodes in main sCreet MulCinaCionals much abused: Fraser 15.4:3 (Woy Woy) 8.4:1 Firms financial ChreaC 18.4:8 Paper boy spots club fire 16.4:3 14 years for lawyer who Cook $300,000 Wauchope cheese factory burns 20.4:12 (Richard Glanville) 27.4:13 Housefire at Swansea 26.4:5 Brarablec raise $3.5M in share 4.6:10 Fire damages tank (Bitupave Ltd) 27.4:12 Brambles' $3.5M wich share placercenc School on fire (CharlesCown) 6.5:1 7.6:14 Fire brings early school end (CharlesCown Credic record secrecy goes 7.7:6 Ease) 7.5:3 Money markeCs face credic crunch 15.7:8 Fire hero rewarded 9.5:3 Credic unions cricicise fund proposal Old fire proCecCion 11.5:3 21.7:7 FacCory opens day afCer fire 13.5:5 Credic union fund meeCs opposieion 9.8:5 Fire school geCs new rooms (CharlesCown $12,300 profic for credic union 25.8:7 Ease) 14.5:8 Cambridge "made false profic sCaCemenCs" Fire brigades funding plea 19.5:3 25.8:10 Fire desCroys church 30.5:8 Cambridge trial opens in Sydney 26.8:7 HisCoric homesCead destroyed (Camyr Finance firms welcome harsh-deal law Allyn) 31.5:3 1.9:12 Fireman dies in blaze (Adelaide) 1.6:3 Drop in foreign investment 2.9:5 Support for fire service 2.6:17 Car finance warning 10.9:1 Holiday home destroyed by fire (Marks Minister checks $3M loan deals 17.9:3 Point) 2.6:20 Companies told to cancel debts 22.9:3 Cafe fire causes $40,000 damage - MaiCland Waltons lift profit 22.9:14 4.6:5 Einfeld warns on loans 27.9:3 Pensioner's home lose in fire - Kurri Kurri Loan company gets summons 29.9:8 20.6:7 Loan firms delay 5.10:7 Fire cosC relief promised 21.6:7 Talks for invesCor 13.10:14 Bush fire council on Cour 23.6:6 Four loan firms face accions 14.10:13 Fire chief appoinCed (Mr. W.I. Weston) ReporCs "noC relevanc" 24.10:9 25.6:8 AGC boosCs profic $9M Co $37M 28.10:6 VolunCeer answers call 27.6:3 THC comdemns auccions 1.11:7 Lessons go on despiCe fire (Eraring Debc and Che jobless (Leader) 2.11:2 Primary School) 9.7:1 UrgenC sCudy of baliff sales Co pay debCs House burnC aC IslingCon 20.7:14 2.11:14 Five-hour fighC Co conCrol big blaze Debc recovery "unprofiCable" 3.11:13 (Warners Bay) 25.7:9 Credic races queried 5.11:3 Fires desCroy house, conCainers, bushland BankrupCcy increases 16% 5.11:10 26.7:3 TPC warning on credic cards 10.11:16 NewcasCle faces bushfire ChreaC 13.8:5 Wran calls for lower interesC raCas 10.11:16 200 fires hie perched NorCh 22.8:1 Inceresc race drops 19.11:1 Fires flare in many areas 23.8:3 Cr. union inCeresc falls 22.11:14 Mother and child flee fire (Maitland) NorCh bailiff sales delayed: Walker 26.11:5 25.8:1 No moraCorium yeC on debC 8.12:3 Maitland jobless rally to aid fire victims 26.8:7 FIRES AND FIRE BRIGADES $100,000 damage caused in fire (North Doyalson) 26.8:7 Fire desCroys eropCy coCCage 3.1:3 Pelaw Main home burnt 29.8:3 Cessnock bushfire risk high: officer House lost in second fire (Pelaw Main) 4.1:5 31.8:3 ArsonisC blamed for $1M college fire Fire danger mounts in NSW 31.8:16 (MeehodisC Ladies College) 8.1:3 Fire bans in Port Shire 31.8:19 Brigades fighc 10-day bushfire (Sandy Lake fires keep men busy 1.9:3 Hollow) 10.1:6 Work goes on afcer fire (Bradmill Tex^Ciles) Bushfire fighCers sleep, ac lasC 11.1:9 3.9:3 Wildlife lose in bushfire 13.1:LH4 Rain sCops fires buC comes Coo early Aberdeen fire engine needs rolling sCart 5.9:1 14.1:3 PorC fires cause concern 5.9:12 Bushfire ChreaCens four aircrafe (General Fire cause $15,000 damage Co shops Coasc) 19.1:11 (HamilCon) 6.9:6 Bushfires rage as CemperaCure soars 31.1:1 Blase ends dream (Cardiff) 8.9:1 MaiCland fire desCroys sheds 31.1:3 Police suspecC arson (Cessnock) 9.9:3 Tree fire Cheory in loss of shed (Wyong) Swan Bay Co gee volunCeer brigade 10.9:8 1.2:3 SingleCon car yard damaged by fire HospiCal, homes ChreaCened in fires 2.2:1 12.9:3 Busdriver Cums fireman in foaming display Qld faces worse fire season 12.9:3 3.2:1 Smoke closes highway (Pelican) 14.9:7 Lake bushfires "che worse in 11 years" Cause of school fire noC known (CharlesCown 3.2:LH1 Ease) 16.9:5 Union hies aC fire plant 9.2:1 FaCher and son die in Mayfield fire Newcasele"needs 100 more firemen" 10.2:3 (Malcolm and Andrew Brown) 19.9:1 Haigh aces on fire brigades 11.2:13 Lemon Tree brigade geCs new vehicle Fire in old bakery (Merewether) 14.2:3 19.9:10 ArsonisC Cheory in Cwo PorC bushfires Pore Shire warns fire bugs 20.9:7 15.2:1 New fire officer (Lake Macquarie) Fireman averCs holocausC (SingleCon) 22.9:LH1 17.2:9 Fuel pump blamed for fatal fire (Canberra) Firemen plea rejecced by commissioners 26.9:6 17.2:LH1 Fire damages house (North Lambton) YouCh burnc in car fire (Paul O'Connor ) 1.10:5 18.2:3 North hots up Co severe fire danger Fire brigades as fourth defence arm 23.2:2 5.10:6 More volunteer firemen needed 23.2:9 "Resignacions cue brigade sCrengeh" Fire damages house (New LambCon) 25.2:5 13.10:5 Bushfire granC 3.3:LH4 MP warns of fire risk in nightclubs Lions as.siscing fire appeal 3.3:LH4 14.10:5 Delayed farc'eU for fire officer 9.3:15 Orient Hotel faces threat of demolition Mill fire d,.sCroys iobs (HenCy) 16.3:3 20.10:3 Jeweller in fire mishap (SingleCon) 18.3:7 Fire station for Morisset 20.10:LH1 MLA wanes law enforced 24.3:12 High fire danger expecCed Chis year Wangi; fire causes $1 million damage to 25.10:5 station 26.3:1 Fire danger rules in force 27.10:LHI TV set fault blamed for house fire (Waratah) Fire guCs EnCrance pharmacy 31.10:3 29.3:7 Illegal fires a problem 5.11:8 Fireman ends 37 year career (Jack Moss) 5.11:9 FIRES AND FIRE BRIGADES (C'Cd) FLOOD MITIGATION Total fire ban imposed 10.11:3 Maitland levee work starts 7.1:4 Firefighcing gear "inadequaCe" for job 10.11.10 Farmers seek help for flood plan 30.3:7 Fire nears Fassifern houses 12.11:3 $200M for HV floods urged 6.5:6 Qld seeks Federal bushfire aid 19.11:3 Public Works gets blame for crop losses 18.5:1 GloucesCer geCs new fire engine 22.11:15 S200M plan to alleviate Hunter flooding Two-day fight conCrols fire (Redhead) 20.5:3 28.11:3 100 people discuss Valley flood mitigation Fire damages Kombi-van (Broadmeadow) needs - farmers want immediate dredging 28.11:3 30.5:10 ElevaCor fire aC wool sCore 30.11:3 $178,500 flood plan (WilliamCown) 13.7:12 BelmonC brigade seeks firefighcers 1.12:LH1 HunCer River part of $1M flood plan 19.8:3 Fire brigade scholarship 7.12:8 Dora Greets residenCs Co roeeC on flood Fire prevenCion granC 8.12:LH3 mitigation 6.10:LH3 Coroner finds how faCher, son died (Malcolm Series on coastal rivers 16.11:13 and Andrew Brown) 9.12:9 Dredging rejected as flood relief 1.12:7 Hot westerly keeps firemen busy 12.12:8 Huncer River flood work approved 9.12:7 Fire ban still on 15.12:3 Mufflers damaged in fire 15.12:24 FLOODS Firemen meet Lake council over gear 16.12:3 Fire explodes drums of oil 16.12:3 Flood risk grows, evacuaCions start 4.3:1 Another scorcher Coday 17.12:1 Alert as flood nears peak 5.3:1 Cessnock faces serious Chreat 17.12:1 Floods ease in HunCer 7.3:1 Wind saves homes from fires (Sydney) 19.12:1 Hundreds sCill floodbound 8.3:3 Third HunCer ambulance Ceam helps out Huncer flood aid 15.3:3 19.12:3 Floods could be avoided by dredging (Dora Bushfires rage in North 19.12:3 Creek) 17.3:LHl Belongings lost in fire (Tenambic) 20.12:1 "Bigger bill" for flood damage 18.3:5 Fire reprieve (Leader) 20.12:2 Relief for NSW flood vicCims 24.3:3 Wran and PM Co inspect bushfire damage Flood aid held back 24.3:14 20.12:3 Wyong flood sCudies "urgenC" 31.3:LH3 Long fire battle saves Awaba 20.12:6 Council Co ace on floods 6.4:LH1 PM, Wran tour fire zone 21.12:1 Order Co end flood area developmenC Big reward offered on Cessnock firebugs (Hexham - SandgaCe) 13.4:13 21.12:7 Correccion Co arCicle on 13/4. 14.4:3 Close waCch on fire ChreaC 21.12:25 Order proCecCs river weclands 20.4:13 Bushfire "worse" (Shoalhaven River) Flood knowledge 21.4:12 23.12:1 Floods isolaCe towns in north-west 16.5:1 More bushfire proCecCion planned for Lake Gunnedah faces big flood threat 17.5:3 23.12:5 Public Works gets blame for crop losses State aid planned for fire victims 24.12:3 18.5:1 Firebug feared in Dandenongs 26.12:3 Wee Waa coCCon loss 18.5:3 Fire desCroys warehouse (AdamsCown) Major flooding spreads over norChern NSW 28.12:1 19.5:3 Garbage fire bums homes, bush (Sydney) Dora Creek close Co flooding 19.5:LH1 28.12:3 NSW flooding eases slowly 21.5:3 Ryde arsonisc hiCs nurses home 28.12:22 Highways open as floods fall 23.5:3 Strong wind fans fire 29.12:3 MaiCland flood map firsC of series 21.11:10 Medowie fire fighters praised 31.12:8 FLUORIDATION FISH AND FISHING Gosford splic on fluoride issue 4.10:12 Old tyres lure fish in lake 7.1:2 Gosford fluoride seeks "relief" 19.10:11 Japan seeks access to Australian fish 15.1:3 FOOD Crew adrift 10 days 24.1:3 Fishing for the details (Norm Barney) State bid for power on food dating 9.3:1 27.1:LH2 Saccharin check follows US ban 11.3:7 Trawler confiscated (Qld) 3.2:10 Tea drinkers face sharp price rise 16.3:13 Fishermen "sell on black narket" 10.2:10 Cereal packers underweight 8.4:3 Black market (Leader) 11.2:2 Japanese mission Co sCudy food indusCry Game fishermen sec a Cagging record 28.2:3 13.4:22 Fishing boaC arresCed 5.3:29 Price of Cea could double 14.4:3 Early sea mulleC caCch may mean shorCage Pickle, relish error 14.5:1 9.3:3 Tea may be racioned soon 17.5:1 MHR warns of "crab war" 1.4:3 Shoppers empCy shelves of tea 18.5:3 Fish, oysCer deaths under study 8.4:4 Chow me in cockroach brings $50 fine 19.5:10 27 stranded on island 11.4:3 Too much zinc in "money" lollies 15.6:1 Fish Ceem in Glenbawn 15.4:5 Warning on storing food 16.5:14 Prizes offered to catch carp 20.4:9 Big blender for Sydney 11.8:7 Fish zone talks soon 20.4:24 Coffee price drops 11.8:12 Sled will explore deep sea reefs 16.5:14 Salmonella threat for invalids 20.8:3 Prawns seizure illegal 28.6:3 C^rm may affect more foods 22.8:3 Fisheries Act changes go Co CabineC 7.7:5 Victoria Cighcens food conCrols 24.8:8 Fish gee inCo che swim 29.7:1 Sofcdrink company sues rival 24.8:13 Wind cues ciCy fish caCch 29.7:7 Food bill rises 11.5% in year 26.8:7 Fish co-op exCension plans approved Biscuics suspecC 29.8:14 10.8:14 Food care seminar to open 8.9:12 • "Algae lung" may have killed prawns 10.8:17 TesCs clear complan 9.9:6 Tuggerah Lakes "full of fish" 15.8:9 Survey of food qualiCy planned 6.10:LH2 Wangi mussel farm plan rejecCed 18.8:LH1 Open cafes welcomed 19.10:7 ResidenCs proCesC aC oysCer lease 22.8:10 Uniform food law 19.10:12 Fishing indusCry geCs boosC in Queensland Food, wacer samples CesCed 27.10:LH1 5.9:7 Food price rise slows in year 16.11:3 TPC Co sCudy oyster price decision 6.9:1 High bacCeria counc in food 1.12:LH1 Eight fishing boats held 7.9:22 CiCy pancake kiCchen considered 7.12:14 Oyster studies "important" 24.9:5 Food price fall (Leader) 21.12:2 SouChern fishermen geC salmon haul 5.10:5 Food prices ease in November 21.12:3 Mussel farm plan Co be considered 5.10:LH3 Council offers guide on food handling OysCers in spoclighe ac universicy seminar 22.12:LH3 11.10:9 Staple, glass "in cere.il packet" 24.12:4 Starfish plague strips reefs (Port Snag in date stamping 2<4. 12:19 Phillip Bay) 15.10:3 A fisherman's riches not only his -. atch FORESTRY (Kent Bollinger) 15.10:7 Cheaper trout expected soon 19.10:7 Woodchip action deferred again 16.3:3 Lake mussel farm plan rejected 27.10:LH1 Woodchips favoured; sandmining doubt 17.3:1 New ice machines for co-operacive 3.11:7 Woodchip port decision delay 18.3:7 Ao-nesty on fish craCes 4.11:3 Woodchip "no threat" 21.3:8 Fishermen may geC safe Berths 9.11:11 Wood-chip industry "will save wasCe worCh $11M Snapper rig lands a r::rlin 6.12:1 31.3:18 Council scicks Co rait decisioi: 7.12:11 Fish will £ec uaCer ladder (i»'von2) 21.12:7 K.K.K. INDEy 47. 1977 FORESTRY (C'Cd) GAMBLING (C'cd) Qld woodchip exporC plan approved 25.4:5 Australian direcCors for Pools 25.10:15 Timbermen form club 6.5:7 Casino sices in Cwo cicies named 27.10:1 Wood chip seCback 25.5:3 Casino leisure fund plan 3.11:1 Tree projecC for sCaCe foresc 26.5:LH3 Casino proposal opposed 4.11:5 Road works plan for foresC (Olney ScaCe Foresc) Police "prevenCed" opening of illegal gambling 2.6:LH3 casino 18.11:10 Woodchip coys recommend NewcasCle 27.5:1 Liberals aCCempC ALP casino link 21.11:9 VJoodchip proposal lauded 28.6:10 Seminar considers gambling addicCs 30.11:7 NewcasCle supporCed as woodcliip porC 29.6:10 Sir Eric admiCs Premier wrongly accused 1.12:3 Koppers axporC poles Co Tanzania 1.9:22 Casinos given deadline 2.12:3 ForesC ChreaC denied (t.'orch Entrance) Wran makes casino challenge 3.12:3 15.9:14 68 people charged afCer club raid (Sydney) Council "erred on Cree removal" 16.9:7 5.12:3 Sleepers cue by broad axe 30.11:28 "Quescion of dispuee" on casinos 6.12:7 RegeneraCioT mainCains foresCs 30.11:28 Gambling tables seized (Sydney) 7.12:3 Logs soughc for GloucesCer mill 21.12:13 Ten share $200,000 prize 9.12:7 FORT SCRATCHLEY GAS INDUSTRY Cicy may Cake conCrol of forC sice 21.1:3 Oil hunCers seek old geologise 30.6:10 ScraCchley poCenCial (Leader) 22.1:2 Valley gas, oil hopes kepC alive 2.7:5 ForC decision Monday 22.1:3 Old records for oil search 6.7:8 $100,000 hope for ForC ScraCchley 25.1:1 Gas sales growth forecast 8.7:3 ForC ScraCchley offer on way 26.1:17 1920 rock samples could be key to oil, eas Some fore buildings face demolicion 28.1:1 13.7:25 Cicy geCs forC for 10c year 2.2:1 Newcastle Gas profit drops 27.9:12 ForC may harbour museum 4.2:5 Advance in cutting saves on costs (LinJe ResidenCs' group wanCs forum on forC 21.2:9 Gas) 28.9:24 Museum may move Co ForC ScraCchley 31-. 3:12 Newcastle Gas reviews price 3.10:5 SenaCor Co visit Fort ScraCchley 15.4:5 Gas cost up 50c a week for some 1.11:3 Fort lease granCed Co council 4.5:12 Equipment show aC CIG 4.11:5 ForC ScraCchley's fuCure 7.5:2 CIG fifciech anniversary. Supplement 7.11: OpCions soughc on forC lease 11.5:11 CIG celebraCes 50 years of service 9.11:24 Transfer of iorC Coday 20.5:5 CIG has faich in NewcasCle 10.11:16 NewcasCle geCs keys of forC 21.5:3 40 gas men sCood down 8.12:8 Fort beckons obelisk guns 20.7:15 Aldermen Co inspecC forC 27.7-11 GOLD Fort ScraCchley open aC weekend 7.9:13 Old fcrC adopCs culCural role 12.9:3 Speedy gold Crial ordered 24.3:10 ForC needs a plan (Leader) 13.9:2 Dora Creek nuggeCs jusC didn'c pan ouC CiCy "noC conned" on fore Cakeover 1.10:3 12.5:LH2 Job group seeks forC coCCage 12.10:16 New record for gold price 9.11:25 Cameras roll as forC defends CiCy 17.10:1 ForC jobless cenCre negociacions begin GOLF 21.10:5 BookleC key Co forCs face 29.10:1 New formaC suics Cop golf veCeran (Don ForC issues iCs challenge 5.11:7 Sharp) 11.1:18 ForC planning urgenC (Leader) 7.11:2 Club plans new golf course 20.4:18 Tunnel aC fore for war relics 17.11:1 Hole in one Cimes Cwo 30.5:1 ForC museums (Leader) 19.11:2 Hazards aplenCy on course Jack builc 7.10:14 DevelopmenC plan urged for forC 7.12:15 GOSFORD Alderman chairman for forC 15.12:16 $2000 for lifeboaC shifC (VicCoria) 20.12:9 Gosford - Wyong scheme "soon" 17.2:LH1 $2000 offer on forC work 23.12:5 MinisCer explains zones 1.3:5 General Coast rural plan on show 21.3:7 FRUIT AND VEGETABLES $12.5M shopping cenCre for Gosford (WalCcnS/ Lemon Board elecCion (P.Laird) 22.3:9 22.4:6 Cicrus fruie price rise soughc 27.5:11 Gosford see for big poll 17.9:11 Cr. Leggece leads Gosford Shire 29.9:6 Cyanide in apricoC kernals 4.11:5 No fine on poll defaulCers 13.10:3 Fescival daCe for Fraser 8.11:3 FUN RUN PresCige car for Shire PresidenC 14.11:8 Fescival crowd of 10,000 expecCed 16.11:7 3000 ready for Fun Run 7.10:3 Policies " a mardi gras" 21.11:3 Winner breaks record (Glyn Cox) 10.10:1 Central Coast township planned 25.11:6 GAMBLING GRAVING DOCK Premier opposes airporC casinos 5.1:3 Graving dock steel up for sale 19.4:7 SCaCisCics clerk has pools figured righC (Sydney) 6.1:5 GREAT LAKES SHIRE COUNCIL Final submission Co gambling inquiry 19.1:10 $7.9M building applications approved 21.1:11 Casino plan (Manly) 1.2:9 Council loan approved 18.3:7 Teresa "in danger" (VincenC Teresa) 23.2:1 GreaC Lakes geCs 5 new councillors 24.9:8 American visic sinisCer: Wran 23.2:8 Reduced race arrears bid 5.12:9 Former US raobscer ordered ouC 24.2:6 Pools win Co Belmont man (Noel Sheedy) GREYHOUND RACING 24.2:14 HunCer people win $85,000 in loCCeries 3.3:3 ConCrols over racing dogs may cighCen 29.6:1 WresC PC. "causing sCrife" 12.3:10 Champion greyhound"poison Cargec" 27.9:9 CiCy may geC poker service cencre 18.4:12 Opening nigl-.t was a hairy situacion (InCroduction Casino urged 4.5:11 of greyhound racing Co Che NorCh) 8.10:32 Canberra gambling nexC year 10.6:3 Canberra rolls casino dice 22.6:14 GUMS $1N loCCery 27.6:1 ReporC favours casinos 18.8:7 Tougher gun laws for NSW 24.5:3 Plunge on casinos in ciCy 20.8:1 Gun law move under fire 27.5:7 Willis labels casino inquiry a sham 22.8:8 Wran caughc in crossfire over new gun laws CP slaCes casino plan 24.8:13 4.6:31 Clergy oppose casino plan 29.8:3 TighCer gun conCrols pledged 9.5:6 CP gambling call 13.9:3 Vic gun laws cricicised 25.7:12 Losing your shirC in style (Frank KeleCC) One in nine own gun 30.7:30 23.9:2 Pistol bid fails (Sydney) 10.11:6 Policeman wins $50,000 loCCery (Det. ConsC. Geoff WhiCe) 5.10:9 The casinos (Leader) il.lO:2 Police to acC on alleged casino 11.10:8 Blackjack and poker one flighc up 12.10:7 P.-ilice to close illegal casino 12. l'"":? N.M.H. INDEX HISTORY HORSERACING (C'td) Centre yields oldest fossil 4.4:11 Illustrious Luskin gets half-sister 15.8:1 Memories of the old mining days 7.4:7 NJC vets get the sack 25.8:1 An industrial earthquake (Alan WaCkins) 30.7:7 Operation saves breeding bid 29.8;1 Quirindi niarks a cenCury of human hisCory 17.9.7 ' Decisions long ago had big results (Newcaslte Bill will help conserve Che pasC 23.9:5 Jockey Club) 9.9:15 A memory of 1927...Down Che Baron's mine Strike chreae hangs over Gold Cup 14.9:1 (Jim Comerford) 28.9:2 Fallmars race (Graharne Cook) 14.9:1 SCudenCs find hisCory wiCh meaning (Raymond Luskin SCar"in second gear" 14.9:38 Terrace) 11.10:7 NJC shows surplus 27.9:9 Canon resCored (HMS BounCy) 19.10:11 ScoCC's Choroughbred sCud realised (Goodward HisCory experC heads panel (Prof. J. Bach, Park) 27.9:l8 chairman of a sCeering committee that Bon voyage presenC for champion cole (Luskin plans to set up an Australian maritime Star) 28.9:36 history society) 14.12:7 Sights set on show piece (Timor Creek) 5.10:38 HONOURS AND DECORATIONS It has been expensive but Timor Creek has "nothing but best" 12.10:36 Wran defends awards 1.1:4 Road to chairmanship had humble start Honours keep telephones busy 1.1:4 13.10:24 Australian of Che year a sciencist Bhima's founder had varied career (Vivian (Sir Edward Dunlop) 18.1:1 Bath) 19.10:36 Lady Kerr honoured 20.1:3 Luskin set Co give NewcasCle a CreaC 21.10:1 Voyager hero honoured (Chief Petty Officer Canberra posC for sCeward (Hayden J. Rogers) 21.1:5 Cadwallader) 21.10:16 Bravery award to Qld man 26.1:1 Miss Shah showed way for trainer broChers Australians honoured by Queen 26.1:3 (Farrell BroChers) 25.10:16 Australian honours 26.1:10 Bare Cummings sec Co make Cup hiscory Three honoured (G. WaCC, A. Bradley and 28.10:14 R. Chadban) 3.2:12 Gold and Black geCs Cup nod 1.11:16 Queen invesCs OA members 10.3:10 Luskin SCar sold, will race in US 2.11:36 Queen gives Menzies new honour 18.3:1 Cummings makes ic six Cup wins 2.11:35 Italian knighthood for soccer man (John Trainer retires honesC Faleer 8.11:18 Wallace) 28.3:10 Horse-doping ploC alleged 16.11:8 Medal for rescue (Maxwell ShulCz) 31.3:1 Ban on horse imporCs will be lifCed 16.11:13 Northern people get awards 16.4:3 Gun, cash "found in flaC" (Syd ) 17.11:8 Pope knighcs punCer (Perce Galea) 18.4:10 Capsule found in raeaC, court told 18.11:8 Honour for boaC fire heroes 25.4;3 Favourice ran lasC, courC Cold 19.11:9 McMahon, GorCon knigheed 11.6:1 $500 fee to dope racehorse alleged 23.11:10 Eighc NorChern people receive honours 11.6:31 Police allege horse doping admitted 24.11:12 Captain Brady gets birthday honour 13.6:9 Man guilty in horse dope case 25.11:1 Order of AusCralian honours 13.6:9 Manager appoinCed (Mr. Fred Worrad) 8.12:24 New honours for old one call by SCaCe ALP 14.6:1 HORSERIDING Pharmacist honoured 14.6:6 "Peerage offered Co Sir John" 21.7:3 Guarded reaccion Co riding cencre plan Queen's medal awarded in NorCh 9.8:8 27.5:5 Woman receives Jubilee Medal (Mavis Sheedy) Grane deferred on pony cencre 1.6:1 19.8:7 Pony cencre may lose $50,000 grane 2.6:1 Bishop Shevill honoured 10.9:1 The $100,000 sCakes (Leader) 2.6:2 Four NorChern bravery awards 27.9:3 Horse cencre "no counCry club" 6.6:10 Granville rescuers honoured 27.9:3 EquesCrian decision still in air 7.6:3 Policeman wins medal for rescue (Sen. ConsC. Residents oppose equesCrian centre 14.6:7 R. Buckley) 30.9:3 Bumpy ride (noCe) 15.6:2 Student wins bravery award (Melbourne) 6.10:5 End of Crail for horse riding school 23.6:6 Bravery awards to North 6.12:5 Pony body accepCs land 1.7:3 Bravery awards presented 10.12:3 Ground for riding set 3.12:11 Mining man wins medal (Dr. H.K, Worner) 24.12:10 HOSPITALS BHP chief among 16 knights 31.12:1 UK "class crusader" in honours lisC (Jack Healch facilicics "misCakes" bill 8.1:3 Jones) 31.12:8 Wauchope Co close down 20.4:3 Moresby honours Colonel Murray 31.12:8 TighCer hospieal conCrol urged 21.4:3 Bold reforms proposed (Leader) 29.4:2 HORSERACING NSW healch sysCem goes under Che microscope (B. Cogan) 29.4:2 Handicapper geCs Cop Wyong job (Tony McMahon) Wauchope fighcs Co keep hospieal 30.4:1 8.1:30 Hospital heads consider TV for teaching NJC grane Wade No. 1 licence 11.1:18 4.5:19 Drainage plan Co improve Cessnock 21.1:14 Subsidy threat to privaCe hospiCals 24.5:3 NJC has big loss 11.2:16 Radio link for hospiCals suggesCed 30.5:6 NorCh's main link wich Melbourne Cup 18.2:12 AnaesCheCisCs may get separaCe award 9.6:6 Passed-in colC Cakes $75,000 slipper Funds for new hospiCals cut 17.8:1 (Luskin SCar) 28.3:1 Too many beds 21.9:3 NJC deficic less Chan anCicipated 29.3:16 OuCpaCients face fee charge 24.10:6 Four Co face horse drug charges 25.4:9 Hospitals care costs rise (Gloucester) Wyong racing chief resigns (Tony McMahon) 26.10:7 2.6:24 New penalty seen in hospital black list A four-year rise Co che Cop 7.6:22 30.11:11 Roy Hinton goes on winning 8.5:40 Cooks incroduce flamboyance 9.6:24 Hospital "bribes" report soon 7.12:3 Cooks in Che dough 11.6:34 Hospitals checked for compuCer bribes 8.12:3 Luskin SCar may race in US 13.6:18 Budget cues anger hospieal docCors 31.12:3 Owners .ejecC $iM for Luskin's dam 14.5:1 Luskin Sear, Jimason save face fcr NorCh HOSPITALS - NEWCASTLE AND HUNTER REGION 14.6:20 Mid-week racing needed 22.6:34 Conference Coday on hospiCal row (Royal The dilemma of owning a champion (Luskin Star) 30.6:22 Ncle Hospieal) 5.1:9 Horse breeders fear mystery sCud disease Hospieal gets $94,000 GranC 15.7:16 (Royal NewcasCle Hospital) 24.1:7 NJC Co honour Kevin Langby 30.7:32 Medical units aC BelmonC 31.1:5 Stewards bar Vade for 3 monchs 1.8:1 WaraCah firm wins Cender (Belmont) 7.2:7 Overseas horses face quarancine 1.8:16 RNII lifts will be upgraded 7.2:12 Virus closes horse sCuds 9.8:24 Merriwa Hospieal redevelopmenC 14.2:6 $16,000 for Crack kiosk 10.8:7 $3.5M Gosford hospieal delayed in wranele 19.2:5 Breeders acC Co eliminate horse virus 10.8:38 $16,500 Co aid children in hospieal 24.2:17 Stiffy Amos reaps rewards of his labour Gosford hospieal projecC halced 25.2:5 11.8:28 Hospital work advances (Wallsend) 28.2:7 Horse disease readily concained. Scone meecing New facilicics for Merriwa Hospieal 5.3-8 told 13.8:34 $180,000 loan for Mater 12.3:12 Hoi--t3l •^.-rking 25-bed wing (Muswel !•--ook) 18.3:11 X- N.M.H. INDEX 49. 1977 HOSPITALS - NEWCASTLE AND HUNTER REGION (C'cd) HOTELS HospiCal signs Co show che way 23.3:10 Old hoCel sold Co Vic Government 3.1:6 HospiCal favours new service 24.3:14 Tooth denies bluff in beer warning 6.1:3 HospiCal will be exCended (Kurri Kurri Another brewer in tied hotel appeal 12.1:3 HospiCal) 29.3:6 The pub with a Couch of fire brigade $50,000 renovaCions for hospiCal (WesCern (Morissec) 3.2:LH2 Suburbs) 31.3:3 Old hoCel aucCioned (Royal HoCel, SingleCon) HospiCal plan approved (Wyong) 31.3:LH1 22.3:6 HospiCal appeal for $100,000 opened 4.4:12 Tavern Co cosC $260,000 (Green Hills) HospiCal paCienCs geC marching orders 7.4:7 (Lingard privaCe hospital) 5.4:1 New look for Civic HoCel 27.4:27 Problems "noC solved" by hospieal granC Flexible hoCel Crading plan 24.6:13 (Kurri Kurri) 5.4:7 Small beer (Leader) 27.6:2 New bed plan for hospieal (Wallsend) 7.4:7 AHA Co survey drinking likes 10.8:19 Hospieal model on display Comorrow Barmaid ends 46 years (Lily Moffec) 28.11:3 (Wallsend Hospieal) 21.4:LH2 AHA man elecCed Co sCaCe posC (K. Carmichael) Model on display (Wallsend) 28.4:LH3 6.12:12 Renders dismiss 11 men 29.4:5 HospiCal wing doubles cosC (Woodlands) HOUSING 4.5:7 $^M work aC Valley hospieal (Cessnock) Bid Co alCer homes plan opposed 3.1:3 23.5:9 Building figures up 5.1:1 $300,000 painC job for hospieal (Royal Housing abuse under fire . 7.1:5 NewcasCle HospiCal) 2.6:10 ConCracC leC for houses 20.1:LH2 HospiCal food aC shopping cenCre 3.6:6 NSW wants land money back (Fern Bay) 28.1:3 16 hospiCals Cake pare in conference 3.6:6 BelmonC firm wins conCracC 3.2:LH1 NewcasCle people ignore blood bank call $1M Bolworra housing developmenC plan 9.6:3 4.2:5 HospiCal work on schedule (MaiCland) 24.6:7 $15M housing projecC for SouCh Wallsend CommuniCy nurse program may exCend Co 10.2:3 Wallsend 24.6:9 Housing esCaCe offers "someChing differenC No funds for hospiCal land (Dudley) 6.7:10 11.2:7 RNH nuclear floor "urgenC" 6.7:10 Fears on housing inCeresC hike 11.2:13 HospiCal car park plan accepCed 13.7:1 Housing MinisCer aCCacks Premiers 12.2: 3 HospiCal faces finance ChreaC (Wyong) 13.7:19 Labor men accused of dumping poor 14.2:3 Action planned to get hospital (Wyong) 14.7:11 Fill works Cender leC (Pelican Flac) 14.2:6 Hospital tries ear plug cure A housing policy (Leader) 15.2:2 (Wallsend) 28.7:1 Housing loans appoinCmenC 15.2:12 Hospital for Gosford approved 28.7:7 House inspeccion scheme backed 21.2:3 Hopes rise for hospital land (Dudley) 1.8:8 Council Co open housing area (Muswellbrook) Surgeon honoured (Dr. Pettinger) 11 • 8 :LH3 24.2:7 R.VH dispute 23.8:7 MinisCer Co visiC NorCh (Mr.Mulock) 3.3:18 $200,000 homes conCracCs leC 3.3:LH2 Hospital fund nears target (Wallsend 26.8:4 ConCracCs for housing (BelmonC and GaCeshead Hospital board elected (Western Suburbs) ''est •^ 3-Tr.'' 3.9:5 Horae corisCrucCion decline Cipped 4.3:3 Costs of Kurri hospital rise steeply 6.9:6 ALP branch againsC new housing policy 22.3:6 Hospital gees $1000 form bank (Wallsend) Home unic boosC urged 23.3 :22 7.9:9 Lake housing conCracC leC 23.3:23 Score aids hospiCal (MaCer) 29.9:7 Job sCarCs on commission aparCmenCs 25.3:13 Parking Cop in RNH projecC 30.9:5 ALP plan for housing bank 28.3:3 NewcasCle and Che new docCors: Pare 1 - ToronCo housing 4.4:11 The hospiCal dilemma 1.10:2 MinisCer Co hear ammunicion quescion 4.4:11 GianC sCocking helps hospital fund (Wallsend) Housing debaCe (Leader) 5.4:2 27.10:5 ReducCion call on home loans 5.4:13 Bailiff break-in alleged 29.10:1 Bosses "should help" home buyers 12.4:10 HospiCal work will provide 22 beds (WesCem Figures show more money for homes 13.4:22 Suburbs) 29.10:31 $5M housing plan for ThornCon 19.4:7 Tolerance in debc colleccion policy 31.10:3 Middle housing demand in NorCh improves wiCh HospiCal accepts educaCion granC (Wallsend) more finance 21.4:19 31.10:6 SCudenCs in housing scheme (Windale) 25.4:8 Ban imposed aC hospieal 1.11:7 ToronCo homes conCracC 25.4:5 LaCe Calks averC hospieal sCaff sCoppage Housing plan considered (CarringCon) 4.5:10 2.11:8 (Change soughc in house loan corporacion RNH dispuCe 4.11:7 4.5:26 HospiCal SCaff Co sCop work 11.11:6 CenCury old house Cakes a sCroU (Donald SC.) RNH "noC affecCed" by cuCs 12.11:5 6.5:1 Hospieal sCaff fighc Cransfer 12.11:9 Unicomb wanes home sale ban off 6.5:6 $290,000 jcb on hospieal approved (MaCer) Housing chapCer urged in NorCh 6.5:8 22.11:15 Mulock Co discuss hotr.e sales 11.5:7 HospiCal granC cuC (MaiCland) 30.11:11 Commission "co limiC house renC rises" HospiCal cues blamed on funds 3.12:4 12.5:7 Group helps hospieal (MaiCland) 24.12:8 ShorCage of housing pushes renCs up 13.5:2 Blood bank geCs ChrisCmas helpers 27.12:14 GovernmenC home sale ban ouClined 13.5:6 Police check Kurri drugs sCock 30.12:3 Scare soon on housing for 14,000 (Booragul) Hospieal acCs on missing drugs 31.12:1 14.5:3 Fund proCesC urged 14.5:8 HOSPITALS, MENTAL Council moves Co provide new housing 19.5:LH1 New house loans CoCal $80.3M. 21.5:11 SCaCe sCops hospiCal psycho-surgery 9.2:3 Homes plan for region 26.5:LH2 Go-ahead for brain operaCicn 10.2:15 Canberra frees $800M for housing 27.5:1 Inquiry Cippod on brain operaCions 11.2:3 $400,000 for Wallsend homes 4.5:9 Brain surgery inquiry ordered 24.2:1 Major land inquiry plan 4.6:10 TighCer rein urged on brain surgery 5.3:4 ALP plan housing corporaCion 8.6:28 FaCher fighCs discriminaCion in psychiaCric 12 Cown houses planned 9.6:5 hospitals 10.3:14 Banks lend $202M for homes 9.6:15 A case for CreaCmenC (Leader) 14.3:2 79 home sites approved - Muswellbrook PsychiaCric CreaCmenC "f.3ils" 17.5:5 10.6:9 PsychiaCric healch "changes" 21.5:31 $2.2M grant for aged homes 14.5:7 MenCal inmaCes dehumanised says book 6.6:3 Welfare housing "threatened" by interest Cave home for escapee (Griffith) 29.9:3 rate 15.6:23 500 sign Co block hospiCal car park 10.11:1 Homes plan "boosC for jobs" 16.6-LH3 HospiCal holds fesCival (Morissec) 10.11:LH3 Cachedral flaCs proposal approved 18.6:5 Parking proCesC (Le.icer) 11.11:2 Fern Bay land decision awaiced 18.6:13 HospiCal kiechen plan posCponed (SCockCon) Home unics geC individual races 18.6:33 15.11:6 Advice on home purchase 22.6:13 HospiCal paCienC holds proCest roof sit Mayfield siCes for housing 25.6:8 (Morissec) 15.12:3 Housing inquiry ouClined 28.6:3 Prolongrd hospital sCay can harm fimily Rental advice planned 5.7:15 24.12:8 IslingCon housing resumpCion opposed 6.7:7 Servicemen face renc ri.'" 7.7:5 ;.M.n. INDE.v HOUSING (C'ed) HUNTER DISTRICT WATER BOARD (C'cd) Commission house sales "noC jusCified" HV waCer to cost more 16.6:1 11.7:10 Board regreCs Cree-dozing 25.6:1 22 exCra jobs in home conCracC 14.7:1 MinisCer will see work 9.7:8 Housing finance up 15.7% Co $43million in Steep water rate rise predicted 9.7:8 May 21.7:16 HDWB to explain activities 23.7:5 Windale housing plan a major change 21.7:LH3 Engineer first HDWB honorary warden (Mr. B. Housing loans decrease 1.8:3 Broadfooc) 23.7:9 Housing Commission homes on sale 12.8:9 Concessions granCed Co home dialysis patienCs Middle-income homes scheme 16.8:3 13.8:33 Bombs end building plans 16.8:5 Job scheme saves Cime, money 22.8:7 Boolaroo firm wins conCracC 18.8:LH1 WaCer Board leCs slag conCracCs 3.9:8 The geodesic house ChaC Bill builC 22.8:1 Dockyard, waCer board geC funds 23.9:1 "Trickery" in home package deals 24.8:3 HDWB offices open soon 29.10:9 ConCract let for houses (Raymond Terrace) A knoCCy problem 7.11:1 24.8:7 HDWB scays silenC on benefiCs 12.11:5 ResumpCions noC wanCed (Denman) 24.8:12 WaCer Board powers grow 24.11:7 Einfeld names "home Crap" fiiins 25.8:3 HDWB seeks compuCer Cenders 28.11:9 New home siCes for BelmonC 31.8:14 WaCer Board boards firsC aid cerCificaCes New legislacion will cover bond money 1.9:6 7.12:7 5 houses in conCracC (Muswellbrook) 1.9:19 HDWB offices Co open 7.12:29 Vandals damage Commission homes 8.9:6 Ferguson praises HDWB projecC 12.12:8 MinisCer examines vandal damage 9.9:5 NewcasCle firms Co build homes 15.9:9 HUNTER REGIONAL ADVISORY COUNCIL Uren hiCs Fraser home loan policies 4.10:7 Federal renC rise "forces families ouC" 4.10:8 Funds for HRAC deferred 6.4:10 Home Cenders called (Booragul) 6.10:LH1 HRAC Co name award winner 13.4:6 Neighbours objecC Co commission flaCs 12.10:17 GloucesCer CourisC Cop again 15.4:3 ResidenCs make privacy protest 19.10:13 Regional body will be unchanged 16.6:LH1 "Millions wasCed" on land service 25.10:3 HunCer body Co discuss members 24.8:27 TenanCs' righCs bureau soughc 25.10:5 HunCer promoCion officer advocaCed 3,9:1 Home work scheme: legal aid possible 25.10:12 Regional advisers soughc 7.10:5 Coorangong men build houses in Tonga 27.10:LH3 Nine vie for regional council places 3,11:13 Housing growCh slows 1.11:1 HunCer advisory council filled 23.11:9 Housing loan boosC for NSW 2.11:26 HunCer requesC for funds dropped 30.11:20 Denman gives $%M for housing 2.11:33 Killibinbin closing daCe 3.12:5 NewcasCle Co geC 20 state houses 3,11:3 Gosford may get project 5.11:5 HUNTER REGIONAL ORGANISATION Hidden costs deter home buyers 7.11:11 Prices end houses hope in city 8.11:1 HunCer promoCion officer advocaCed 3.9:1 Town houses aC WaraCah 9.11:34 Future of HRO decided Coday28 .10:5 Job scheme abused; union 10.11:11 HRU will remain "in limbo" group 29.10:5 StudenC builders make progress 10.11:11 $470,000 for Wallsend homes 10.11:13 HUNTER VALLEY Tenders called (Booragul) 10.11:LH3 Housing plan for HV Cowns 14.1. :8 ConCraccor colleccs garbage (SingleCon) Homes Cenders Co close 1.12:LH1 6.1:13 Trucks: home values reduced (AdamsCown HeighCs) Rural diversicy in Scone shire 8.1:7 2.12:1 Denman seeks 22% race increase 11.1:8 13 homes for Valley 6.12:7 MorpeCh keeps close Co hiscory 15.1:7 Award for sCaCe housing projecC (Windale) Scone docCor wins cicizen award (Dr.W.O.Pye) 8.12:LH3 17.1:6 $149,000 works for Windale 15.12:LH1 Heavy damage Co dozer in rock slide 20.1:11 Tenders for HC offices called 16.12:15 GrowCh springs frora flood (Raymond Terrace) Family forced inCo derelicC building 17.12:1 22.1:7 Gifc raises hopes of home 22.12:5 Traffic flood new Chreae Co MaiCland Housing indusCry growCh expecCed 23.12:6 29.1:7 Moves Co improve houses 24.12:10 Dwellings approved in mining areas (WarkworCh) State plans town houses at Booragul 27.12:14 3.2:6 Hot water for 56 dwellings 27,12:15 The Valley's own Home Town (Murrurundi) State study on hostels 31.12:1 5.2:7 Liddell geCs beach 9.2:13 HW'AN RELATIONS Muswellbrook council seeks $50,000 28.2:7 Views soughc on hoCels in new esCaCe Human laws move "appals" 1.12:1 (SingleCon) 28.2:9 Human relations (Leader) 2.12:2 New indusCrial siCes approved (Muswellbrook) Relations repore aCCacks upseC auChors 2.12:3 3.3:18 Pjl leaked reporC, l-fhiclam charges 3.12:3 Shire planning sCudy noC favoured 5.3:29 Report poses question: What coraparCmenC are Safari seeks Yowie 7.3:8 you in? 13.12: 2 $800,000 loan plan approved 21.3:8 The menCally handicapped and sex 14.12:2 Crowd expecCed aC old-sCyle races (Vacy) The family under scruciny 15.12:2 25.3:5 Understanding ourselves (Leader) 17.12:2 Shop cenCre plan (SingleCon) 26.3:10 Tangled prosCiCuCion laws 17.12:2 Hericage puzzles MorpeCh 31.3:3 Sociology reporC for group sCudy 17.12:5 Plea Co keep rail crossing (Ardglen) 1.4:11 WiCness Co a mass of human CesCimony 20.12:15 Expedicions once more seek Singleton's Decriminalising of incesC aCCacked by resources 16.4:2 Archbishop 29.12:14 Mt. Thorley water plan Co go ahead 20.4:12 CenCre ideas wanCed 20.4:13 HUNTER DISTRICT WATER BOARD Council shops opposed (SingleCon Heights) 30.4:5 WaCer board union seCs precedenC 19.1:11 Valley Cown in $kM facelifc (Muswellbrook) $300,000 exCension sCarCs for HDVJB 21.1:5 6.5:6 Reciremenc of sCaff supervisor (Miss M. Jones) Valley family reunion plan (Budden fami y) 12.2:5 16.5:7 Free washers wiped 19.2:1 Queensland informaCion soughc on raining Board will offer jobs soon 19.3:3 (SingleCon Shire Council) 18.5:12 WaCer Board has jobs for 50 23.3:7 Tour Co benefic area 25.5:14 830 queue for 50 jobs 23.3:7 Hitching rail return Co Denman 25.5:16 WaCer raCes limiC plan 24.3:1 PrivaCe coal road planned (SingleCon) Job hunC finishes for 20 21.4:5 22.6:18 TwenCy more benefiC from job scheme 13.4:6 How noc Co CreaC a would-be invesCor 9,7:3 HDWB Co meeC Ferguson 12.10:27 Brick-Chrowing expecCed Co aCCracC 5000 CosC freeze hiCs waCer board 15.4:1 11.7:7 WaCer board open longer 16.4:31 Brick champion says he was robbed 20.7:16 HDWB withdraws sprinkler appeal 6.5:6 Ideas wanCed for SingleCon cenCre. 21.7:6 HDWB denies "pclitical" accusaCion on Cender $155,000 tender accepted 13.8:9 14.5:5 Winds of change finds Singleton apathetic HDWB chief Cakes sCudy Crip 28.5:3 15.8:11 HDWB race expecced Co rise lOpc. 10.6:5 Muswellbrook seeks word en boom 15.8:11 K.M.H. IKTiEX 51. 1977 HUinER VALLEY (C'td) ICE SKATING Civic centre study for SingleCon 31.8:20 $500,000 ice rink opens 20.8:3 CompuCer advocaCed (Dungog Shire Council) SkaCing centre opens 12.9:6 16.9:5 Scone will mark founcain's recurn 19.9:13 INDUSTRIAL Aid Jobling mayor for fourCh Cerm 29.9:9 Cr. Landers heads Shire 1.10:5 IndusCrial bureau plan expecCed 26.1:1 Denman will elecc leader 3.10:4 The Cabinet faces Cwo importanC issues Shire president re-elecCed (Cr.R. Burkhill) involving Che unions 27.1:2 5.10:9 GovernmenC plans indusCry relacions Dungog presidenC wins 15ch Cerm 12.10:7 bureau 2.2:3 Librarian walks back Co naCure (Mr. KeiCh IndusCrial bureau (Leader) 7.2:2 ClouCen) 20.10:LH2 ' . Flexitime for Vic industries urged Salisbury reunion da-/ 26.10:14 7.2:9 Shop lease bids Co be called (SingleCon IndusCries "neglecC workers reciring" Heighcs) 27.10:5 9.2:13 GorCon family Co hold reunion 29.10:31 ALP indusCry role talk 12.2:5 Ga'hering of Che McQueens 7.11:6 PM defends industrial legislation 24.2:10 Pioneering pair recalled (GorCon) 7.11:6 Industrial proposals spurned 10.3:1 TourisC farm idea is smack on CargeC - Unionii'm in curriculum proposed 19.3:11 Sansoras come up wich a winner 7.11:8 Unions fighcing AcC changes 23.3:7 PuCCy residenCs fighC bike plan 10.11:7 New union Bill expecCed Coday 31.3:3 SporCs cenCre licence "noC warranCed" Tough new penalcies for union breaches (SingleCon) 24.11:13 1.4:3 Dungog race reduced again 1.12:6 Teachers hic training inquiry 1.4:11 SingleCon geCs granC for jobs 13.12:6 A bull in a china shop (Leader) 2.4:2 NorChern group Co seek funds (Denman and Union Bill penalcies widen 5.4:1 DisCricC Reciremenc Centre Assoc.) 13.12:10 Union Bill: recipe for whaC? 5.4:2 SingleCon rate revenue pegged 15.12:5 Research inCo work place urged 5.4:14 Surname streets draw protest (Muswellbrook) Union laws reaffirmed in CabineC 6.4:1 16.12:5 AusCralia "Co sCop" if unionist jailed Starlings bother Valley residents (Muswellbrook) 6.4:1 16.12:5 Training changes opposed 6.4:11 Hunter gets promotion fillip 17.12:3 ACTU link denied by employer 7.4:10 Growth board for Huncer 22.12:1 Russians slaCe Libs on unions 9.4:3 Hunter Board incorporaCes local ideas Confrontation ChreaC: PM blames Hawke 23.12:3 11.4:1 FirsC Cown planner (Muswellbrook) 26.12:5 Study condemns night work 12.4:2 ForesCs offer easy road access 26.12:5 Unions againsC inquiry 16.4:31 Wollombi churches unique 27.12:10 MeeCing over sacked painCer 19.4:12 New mounCain road lifCs Courism 29.12:8 ProCecCion for all - unionises Coo 26.4:2 HUNTER VALLEY - HISTORY Plan ChaC could lead Co anarchy 26.4:2 PenalCy for employees dropped 28.4:1 MonumenCal confusion (Monument erected at Industrial bureau proposals aCCacked Muswellbrook in the memory of PeCer Clark) 2.5:14 8.1:1 Training for unionises (Leader) 2.5:2 Progress body for Clarence Town 27.1:17 Ban may greeC indusCrial bureau 4.5:3 Shipbuildings sad hisCory (Clarence Town) BoycoCC incenc confirmed 5.5:3 19.2.7 No cime for hasce (Leader) 9.5:2 Commiccee Co plan cenCenary (SingleCon) Unions must act on IRB: Hawke 9.5:3 24.2:10 May Day rally in Mall 9.5:7 Pioneering pace recalled (SingleCon) SCreeC says IRB noC Co seCCle dispuCes 20.4:16 11.5:7 Old warehouse gets new life (Maitland) ACTU acCion on new Bill soughc 13.5:9 16.6:12 NTHC mounCs proCesC campaign on laws Hunter places in Register 22.6:9 13.5:9 Wallace Maher - 50 years later 9.7:7 Hawke seeks Calks 16.5:3 Valley church reached its century (Anglican ACTU likely Co back new bureau despiCe Church of St. Andrew aC Broke) 9.7:7 union dissenC 17.5:1 HunCer Cown did use sCocks (PaCrick Plains) Hawke deal on IRB resCs with unions 12.9:8 18.5:1 MovemenC of landmark upseCs SocieCy (MorpeCh) Two unions may amalgamate (Storemen and 21.9:7 Packers' Union and Shop Assistants" Old flood boaC resCored 10.12:36 Union) 18.5:7 Unions give assent to IRB deal 19.5:1 HUNTER VALLEY CONSERVATION TRUST A victory for moderation (Leader) 19.5:2 Arbitration head defends stand 19.5:11 Changes soughc in conservation CrusC NewcasCle teachers Cc discuss IRB 24.5:7 23,7:33 Hawke's IRB Cruce may be shorC-lived 5 Valley CrusC posicions 30.8:9 25.5:25 Six seek crusC seaCs 8.11:9 Labor Co rejecC IRB 27.5:3 ConservaCion CrusC seCs raCe 5.12:9 IRB Bills bring accusaCions 28.5:3 Employees wane effigies 28.5:3 HUNTER VALLEY COUNTY COUNCIL 51% of workers in unions 28.5:8 Exclusion of union defended 30.5:3 ElecCriciCy merger plan "misleading" 14,7:6 Liquor union elecCs lead(;rs 31.5:7 Counc-;' council opposed Co merger 5.9:6 NewcaslCe unions Co raeeC. on IRB 31.5:7 ElecCriciCy cosC up 29.10:5 QuarCer of workers on nighc shifC 31.5:10 Hunter holds power raCe sCeady 22.12:5 "Grave danger" in IRB legislacion 2.5:7 New Crading laws on Che way (barbers) HUNTER VALLEY RESEARCH FOUNDATION 9.6:6 Hawke defends deal on IRB 13.6:11 Survey Co evaluate HunCer's leisure 11.1:6 DelegaCes Co attend school 13.6:13 Leisure (Leader) 12.1 :2 Symposium to discuss hearing safety Fixed granC favoured for foundation 2.3:15 15.6:14 SCsCe granC as foundacion aid 18.3:1 Collective bargaining advocated 16.6:10 HVRF cricical of "ouCside" ex-perCs 19.3:9 Unions "being blocked from economic role" Details wanCed on promoCion wcrk 4.5:11 20.6:7 HVRF expands graduaCe sCaff 4.7:8 Unions down 22.6:3 Training "not geared to jobs" 19.7:3 America hears AusCralian unions lauded Valley adviser for Premier 20.7:3 23.6:1 Adviser (Leader) 21.7:2 Labor call for job democracy 23.6:3 Council considers research aid 26.9:10 Trades Hall Co sCep up IRB fighc 24.6:7 "Down Che drain" grant Co HVRF 11.11:5 SCreeC urges unions Co scudy Japan's needs Research Ceara gees $3500 grane 22.12:LH2 24.6:13 Air uniCs for Cravellers' cars 29.6:10 Poor image checks growCh 8.7:2 Labor iuission to visic Japan 12.7:8 Legal advice roughc over u:.ion books 13,7:3 N,M.H. INDEX INDUSTRIAL (C'td) INDUSTRIES (C'td) Ford chairman Co head council (Australian Hawke sees economic, industrial chaos 14,7:5 ManufacCuring Council) 28.5:9 Too many unions, says Wran 22.7:3 ManufacCurers hie aC Whice paper 30.5:7 MonopolY for unionists denied 9.8:3 ProCecCion (Leader) 1.6:2 Hopping in for a bash (Leader) 13.8:2 White paper cricicised 1.6:3 Unionises "Cricking people" 15.8:6 lAC head urges indusCry change 1.6:28 Whiclam man to head IRB (Mr.Des Linehan) 20.8:1 $1M expansion prograra for NewcasCle Lime Mr, DunsCan's major breakchrough in indusCrial 4.6:10 democracy Cheories 24.8:2 SCaCemenC fiom Vidor on sale 4.6:10 Sinclair wanes unionise.'! Co rebel 3.9:3 AusCralian IndusCrial RefracCories FeaCure No rush Coward worker conCrol 8,9:22 7.6:16-17 AbsenC JusCice dominaCes Calks 19,9:6 Hawke puCs "solucion" Co indusCry crisis Example shown on union peace 19.9:6 8.6:16 End war: indusCrialisC 19.9:6 Move Co form hardware insCiCuCe 10.6:8 Six freed from bizarre camp (Qld) 21.9:1 Major ChreaC seen Co AusCralian indusCry Merger of unions Cemporarily halCed 21.9:9 11.6:1 The "slaves" (noce) 22.9:2 CounCry indusCries scheme exCended 24.6:5 MP wichdraws noChing over "slave Camps" 22,9:3 May indusCrial producCion sCays weak 24.6:8 Big wage cue for union officials 22.9:10 Allis-Chalmers wins $1M conCracC for CarringCon Inquiry on unions urged 23.9:5 plane 24.6:8 EdiCorial coraplainC dismissed 3.10:7 IndusCrial middleman suggesCed 8.7:3 Nixon hinCs aC poll over union issues 4.10:3 Drive for new industry "will conCinue AnChony joins union cricics 10.10:3 12.7:9 Unions playing inCo Fraser's hands 10.10:7 Whiclam wanCs industry changes 21.7:3 Anew life for "slave" Eric 18.10:1 IndusCrial producCion sCronger in June Power case re-run 20.10:1 26.7:10 Chamber urges indusCrial Bill 2010:13 Lime and CeraenC will lift capital 27.7:22 SenaCe Co sCay for unions Bill 21.10:3 Steel key to prosperity (Ken Longworth) IndusCrial Bill sped ehrough Senate 22.10:3 30.7:2 Fines or jail no way Co seCCle sCrikes: Hawke Talks planned on industry health checks 22.10:32 30.7:5 Two minisCers press acCack on unions 25.10:3 Why we lose industries (Ken Longworth) Unions seen as "Coo powerful" 26.10:15 1.8:2 Non-union bosses "a rariCy soon" 26.10:26 The obstacles Co indusCry 9.8:2 All change Co assise elderly 28.10:7 Easing Che bad times (Leader) 10.8:2 SovieC official regrecs America's ILO move 4.11:7 $1M boiler set for trip 12.8:11 AusCralia sCays wiCh ILO 5.11:4 Moves Co aCCracC industry planned 20.8:31 PM "puzzles" on job relaCions 24.11:5 WesCon siCe expansion opens jobs for 40 IndusCrial socieCy for NewcasCle 24.11:8 25.8:7 One-day law course organised for unionises.28.11:6 IndusCry sCudy aC Wickhara 9.9:5 Training lifCs sCandards 30.11:10' Policical games force viCal issue off Employer groups merge 1.12:3 Canberra sCage 12.9:5 Trade unionises learn abouC Che law 16.12:8 15 workers Cake Co moving mounCains (IndusCrial INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT SwiCchgear) 14.9:11 Toolmaker Curns Cap on complainCs (Nupress Tuggerah design work Co cose $120,000.6.1:LH2 Tools PCy LCd.) 19.9:8 IndusCrial escaCe work sCarCs (Tuggerah-Berkley Draglines casCs job for Goninans 28.9:24 Vale) 17.2:LH1 IndusCry weak in AugusC 28.9:24 Premier declines meecing on indusCry 10.5:5 Koppers wins $2Million Asian conCract Hexham residenCs urge developmenC 10.5:6 28.9:26 IndusCrial esCaCe plan goes ahead. 6.9:13 Japanese invesCor wary: Wran 5.10:7 IndusCrial esCaCe Co expand 18.11:10 Shoe facCory plea 10.10:13 INDUSTRIAL SAFETY Hoover Co spend $5M on plane 11.10:9 Bid to save 57 jobs (Selby shoes) 11.10:10 Work safeCy laws "noC enforced" 26.9:5 Whitlam urges fresh ideas in industry SafeCy record earns award 25.11:10 11.10:11 INDUSTRIES Job hopes rise for 57 women 12.10:10 Wran acts Co save jobs 13.10:6 Plan for $100M paper mill 20.1:3 Sackings aC shoe facCory averCed 20.10:3 The value of work (Leader) 1.2:2 Singapore facCory for Repco 21.10:8 Unions organise indusCry seminar 10.2:3 Women lose jobs baCCle 28.10:1 45 years service ends (Mr.G. Jukes) 10.2:7 Sacked women Cake case Co Sydney (Selby New help for indusCry 17.2:1 Shoes) 29.10:9 Ch aos for indusCry, ALP prediccs 17.2:6 Troubled union spares a Choughe 1.11:7 Soap indusCry "exCravaganC" 21.2:6 Shoe facCory 2. 11:8 Final crunch for 25 (SmiCh PoeaCo Crisps AusC. Selby decision Coday P.L.) 25.2:5 3.11:6 Industrial boost from ^^7ran 25.2:10 EarChmoving aucCion draws 500 bidders Unions wane orders for Goninans 9.3:15 4.11:5 Wran says worker parcicipacion plan exaggeraCed SCeady decline in manufacCuring 4.11:6 15.3:1 Selby calks 4.11:7 Brickworks "forced Co close" (Wallsend Brickworks) No shoe news 8.11:6 15.3:3 Selby deal 9.11:10 Brickworks end upseCs alderman 16.3:12 Selby meecing 12.11:9 Goninans sack 34 Cradesmen 19.3:1 BoosC for gelaCine Crade 14.11:13 PM slaCes Wran's worker plans 23.3:7 Training lifcs sCandards 30.11:10 Dismissed men had jobs 4 years ((Goninans) 23.3:10 Boilermaker's 50 years aC Goninans (ErnesC Temporary aide change rapped 23.3:13 Gacenby) 30.11:29 Manager ends 55 year career (Mr.R.Hands) 30.3:21 ManufacCuring changes needed'' Sir Bede Goninan wins $3.5M conCrac c 7.4:7 5.12:13 FacCory owners gloomy on fuCure 8.4:1 IndusCry index up 6.12:12 Kurri fac :ory sold Co US Company GovernmenC "failed Co help boCCler" (Beverage (Machinery Overhauls PCy LCd.) 8.4:5 BoCClers Pty Ltd. ) 7.12:13 ICI plans $60M BoCany plane 18.4:3 Carrington firm wins contract (Hill and Mills) IndusCry, car sales show slump 23.4:1 13.12:16 Survey ' 77 . ..SuppleraenC 3.5: Industry group enlisting members 14.12:10 Correccion Co survey '77 4.5; City firm moves north (Jehbco PCy Led.) Workers on forced break (Vulcan,Melbourne) 7.5:3 31.12:5 SCrange way Co "procecc" 11.5:2 ICI plan big developmenC in VicCoria 18.5:20 INDUSTRIES ASSISTANCE COl-IMISSION ManufacCuring ii.dusCry "major facCor in economy" 18.5:31 New lAC cask will affecC 200,000. 28.3:1 Vidor gives credicors hope 21.5:10 lAC leader warns of Coo much aid 29.3:10 New policy aimed aC "sensitive"indusCries 25.5:1 lAC head needs "disciplining" 30.3:29 Loiig term goal planned lor indusCry 26.5:13 Review of lAC role sparks ouccry 29.8:3 QuaranCined in malaise (Leader) 27.5:2 lAC role inquiry -welccned 30.3:5 CarringCon firm liquidates Hills and Mills) The lAC as a scapegoac (Leader) 31.8:2 27.5:6 PM's cricicism of lAC "illogical" 31.8:-'9 frat!--- spev-da repore on lAC fuCce 2.9;' H.M.H. INDEX 53. 197: INDUSTPvIES ASSISTANCE COMMISSION (C'Cd) KOORAGANG ISLAND (C'ed) lAC "killing confidence in economy" 5.9:7 Kooragang Island 1 eases cricicised as lAC chapCer change considered likely 6.9:3 unsuiCable 20.8:8 SupporC for lAC from Cop economise 7.9:1 Island lease risk Co jobs 17.9:1 Decision "chis week" on lAC 8.9:14 PorC body will look aC leases issue. 20.9:7 Mr. Fraser "emperor wichouC cloChes" 10.9:3 IndusCrial island posicion urged 21.9:8 Canberra puCs curbs on lAC 15.9:1 Kooragang chance for oil plane 27.9:3 Canberra aims Co feCCer lAC 17.9:8 Liquids wharf "a musC" 28.10:5 lAC urges bearing firms Co raCionalise PorC auChoriCy "rausC conCrol Kooragang" 17.11:9 22.9:14 Legal opinion "against leases'' 24.11:3 ProfiCable firms geC mosc aid, lAC asserCs Kooragang reserve decision "soon" 25.11:5 14.10:1 Island lease views "noC sCaCed" 29.11:3 A high price (Leader) 17.10:2 Kooragang dissenC (Leader) 1.12:2 A big economic mistake 17.10:2 Proof sought of "tough" Kooragang leases lAC "boosCing jobless" 19.10:25 10.12:3 lAC overhaul plan unveiled 20.10:6 Chamber keen to meet Ferguson 17.12:5 Farmers group defends lAC 28.10:5 New pipe Co cue estuary pollucion 22.12:3 INSURANCE LAKE MACQUARIE SHIRE NRMA Co insure foi life 24.2:3 Plan provides for lighc indusCry (Morisset) $10,000 fine on company (PrudenCial 6.1:LH2 Assurance Co.) 21.4:3 Name approval soughc (BayswaCer) 13.1:LH4 Insurance man reaches Cop (Harold Williams) Survey of Lake nearing end 20.1:LHl 17.8:25 Disappearing breakwaCer 20.1:LH1 DisabiliCy insurance needed 19.9:14 Meals wich a Coffee PoC 20.1:LH2 Women's new role as insurance buyers 21.9:21 River boaC Co paddle in Lake 25.1:6 Canberra halCs insurance firm's business Old, big and useful (MarcinsviUe) 24.2:LH3 8.10:1 Blackalls communiCy group planned 3.3:LH1 Insurance docCors draw complainCs 15.10:5 Traffic signs soughc for incerseccions MosC life policies "old fashioned" 20.10:12 10.3:LH3 Police deny insurance rackeC 4.11:3 Lake geCs Queen's Chanks for gifc 17.3:15 Chamber presidenC is re-elected (W.De Launey) INTERNATIONAL SPORTS CENTRE 24.3:LH3 Reformed Windale group makes acCion plan CenCre CrusC Co CighCen hiring 4.2:3 24.3:LH3 SporCs centre dream thaC Curned sour 11.2:16 Lake book out in October 31.3:LHl Heads faiCh in concepc unshaken 12.2:34 A grand woman for all seasons (Nancy Adams) InvesCm.enC Coo greaC Co sCand idle 14.2:16 6.4:LH1 SporCs cenCre supported 7.3:8 Charlie BeaCCie comes down frora Sugarloaf Sports cenCre fireworks display ConighC 6.4:LH2 13.6:3 Fields and fields and fields of Fields New bar honours Lumsdon 12.12:9 (Field family Cree) 20.4:1 TrusC honours workman (Charlie BeaCCie) INVENTIONS 21.4:LH2 ProCesC aC mine hy progress group 28.4:LH3 InvenCions flagging in AusCralia 5.9:7 Open line on Lake's fuCure 26.5:LHl Invencor needles aircrafe bandies 4.10:12 Good foundacion for a hobby (Ernie LamberC) 26.5:LH2 IRON ORE An end co ToronCo WesC 2.6:LH1 Cheerful Charlie (Charlie Cameron) 2.5:LH3 New deal soughc over ore Crade 28.3:13 Czechoslovakian link in scamps (Jaroslava Mine sCrike concinues 20.4:25 Purves) 2.6:LH3 Iron research may lead Co new exporCs Wallabies leave mysCery behind - Pulbah 23.5:9 4.6:5 Iron ore pare finished 6.6:8 Missing wallabies had virus 7.6:6 Scrikes cloud fucure (Leader) 5.7:2 Plan offer open Co residenCs 23.6:1 200 iron ore men reCurn 5.7:3 Memorial gaCe unvieled (Kahibah) 23.6:LH4 Hawke asked inCo MC. Newman sCrike 7.7:3 JusC plain loronCo 30.6:LH1 MC. Newman sCrike ends afcer 36 days, Public forum geCs sCrong supporC 14.7:LH1 $41M lose 9.7:3 ConmiuniCy group formed 8. 9:LHl H.immersley's $46M for 9 monChs 21.10:8 MarCinsville raocher Co 10 celebraCes wedding Japanese sCeel maker's grim warning on ore (Kachy SylvesCer) 12.9:8 21.10:8 Windale gripes wanCed 29.9:LH1 Plea Co Japan on imporC cuCs 3.11:16 CommiCCees musC waiC 29.9:LH1 Japanese coal, ore cuCbacks "no surprise" Wallsend "has beneficed by projeccs" 29.9:LH2 16.11:24 Golden weddings for old friends (Hiscox, AnChony warns Japaiiese seeel mills on cuCs Bear and SmiCh) 29.9:LH3 18.11:12 Homeland visic for couple (Kovacs) 13.10:LH3 O'Donnell Town celebraCion 13.10:LH3 JOINT COAL BOARD 600 aCCend O'Donnell day 17.10:17 Lake barge hazard, fisherman alleges 21.10:1 Federal silence on coal board worries miners "Unsafe" barge defence 26.10:7 3.2:11 Barges "endanger" nighc fishermen 27.10:LH2 Coal chief decision urged 26.2:8 Cow chip Chrowers seC for contesC 1.11:6 Coal board (Leader) 28.3:2 Cow chips will fly aC Cardiff 3.11:LK4 MinisCers plan JCB head Calks 2.4:3 ConsCiCuenCs show MPs how 7.11:1 Board job sCiU open 21.5:31 EdgeworCh arms Coss records 10.11:LH2 Coal board man resigns (Mr.J.W. SmiCh) 1.7:1 Lake fuCure Co be discussed 17.11:LH4 Canberra "co sCay in JoinC Coal Board" 7.7:3 Memories of life on Che Murray (Mrs. Rose Coal Board (Leader) 11.7:2 MrKinnnn) 17.11 :T.H2 Coal Board appoinCmenCs expecCed 18.8:7 Help for hall planned (Garden Suburb) 24.11:LH3 Canberra man named coal board chief 20.8;1 Swansea Chamber re-formed 24.11:1,112 Joinc Coal board members 24.8:26 Book Co promoCe Lake area r5.11:5 EmploymenC increasing 26.10:24 Swansea, CoasC of Che coasC 1.12:LH1 RaChmines residenCs suggesC works 8.12:LH1 KOORAGANG ISLAND SCraCegy plan Co go on show 8.12:LH1 VolunCeers build shed for rescue van 8.12:LH2 No inducemenc for oil move Co Kooragang Chamber of commerce sprung from ToronCo parking 23.2:14 problem 15.12:LH3 Council in a bind (Leader) 9.3:2 GreeCings from Che chambers of commerce Knoragang requesC refused 9.3:10 22.12:LH1 Kooragang commitCee meeCs 11.3:5 New buckeCs will cuC dusC 5.4:6 LAKE MACQUARIE SHIRE - HISTORY Island road concract let 26.4:13 SCnCe will woo indusCry Co island 30.4:3 The fuCure, 96 years ago 13.1:LH2 MSB tackles dusC on island 3.5:9 Fishing for Che deCiils (Norm Barney) 27.1:LH2 WhaC holds up Kooragang? 10.8:2 150Ch birchdav parCy planned for ToronCo Kooragang boost "job for chamber" 11.8:13 8.9:LHl A shake-up needed (Leader) 12.8:2 ToronCo plans birchday 6.10:LH1 I'ni-.Tsell policy for Kooragang 13.8:5 Tr;onCo plans birChday 13.10;LH1 N.M.H. INDEX LAKE MACQUARIE SHIRE - HISTORY (C'Cd) LAKE MACQUARIE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL (C'cd) BirChday board chosen 20.10:LH1 Lifesavers get confidence vote 26.7:5 HisCorians elecC leader 17.11;LH3 No electricity for sub-division 28.7:LH1 Morissec plans birChday celebracions Post box protest lacks support 28.7:LH2 1.12:LH2 Fuel tank to be installed (Cams Wharf) 28.7:LH3 LAKE MACQUARIE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL Shopping cenCre plan Co be changed (Warners Bay) 28.7:LH3 Book on region Co be published 6.1:LH1 Premier Co open Lake council cencre 11.8:11 Shire conversion "MisundersCood" 6.1:LH1 An invicacion Co residenCs 11.8:LH1 $10,000 to police tree order 6.1:LH2 Holiday camp planned aC Bonnells Bay 11.8:LH1 Band needs meeting 6.1:Lr;2 Council cenCre Cenders inviced 15.8:13 Noise level test for ski club 13.1:LH1 Wangi mussel farm plan rejecced 18.8LH1 Shire agrees to arts Ciansfer (Dudley Lake Macquarie Municipal Council AdminisCraCion School of arcs ) 13.1;LH2 Building FeaCure . 18.8: LH7-LH11 Noise CesC resulcs nexC week 20.1:LH1 Comraiccee approves $7M shop projecC 23.8:13 Meecing formaC "is noC sacisfaccory" 25.1:7 Sewerage lag concern 30.8:9 AbaCCoir noC prospecC "for long Cime" Name change plan Co be discussed 1.9:LH1 2.2:19 Lake council arms in Che air 5.9:1 LookouC proCesC (BelmonC NorCh) 3.2:LH1 Funds Co finish waCer plane needed (Belmonc) Commiccee seeks order on WaCer ski club 6.9:10 8.2:9 Caves Beach hotel seeks longer hours 7.9:17 Nude ban signs soughc 10.2:LHl Council to consider marking grounds 8.9:LH3 Lake building prospecCSbrighc 10.2:LH1 Decision on ski club hut deferred 13.9:15 Tree power noC favoured by commiccee 10.2:LH3 Council rural survey out soon 22.9:LH1 Trader fined $625. 11.2:6 MinisCer promises funds (Mt. Sugarloaf) Four more aldermen recommended 15.2:7 22.9:LH1 Lake alderman Co move (Aid. Shakespeare) Valentine hall supporC call 22.9:LH1 16.2:14 Council may handle seaweed removal 22-9:LH3 Lake abaCCoir "would be coscly" 17.2:LH1 Mayoral allowance raised Co $10,000 28.9:10 SeparaCe Ford bid possible soon 22.2:10 Lake council coramiccees may be open Co $^M civic plan opposed 3.3:LK1 public 29.9:5 A CapsCan memenCo for archicecC 10.3:LH2 Popular voce mayor seeks social change Trader wins case 12.3:5 29.9:LH1 Governor favourice (AdminisCracion CenCre) Three busy years 29.9:LH1 17.3:LHl Forum period soughc 5.10:14 Council Co lead in promocing bands 17.3:LH2 Naked neon girl sCir 6.10:7 Tenders given 24.3:LH2 ConCroversial sign survives voCe 11.10:12 Relief program for jobless soughc 29.3:8 CHiannel plan proposed 13.10:LH1 Lake book ouC in OcCober 31.3:LH1 BelmonC group says no to sign 13.10:LH1 Council to act on floods 6.4:LH1 Council opts to resume land (Black Ned's $970 for mayors chain 13.4:1 Bay) 13.10:LHl Time runs ouC for ski club 14.4:LHl CorarauniCv hall geCs lavaCories (Marks Poinc) FallouC "in limiCs" 14.4:LH1 13.10:LH2 PoinCs for council consideraCior. 14.4:LH3 Legal move on ski huC urged 19.10:14 Pause on wages and prices supported 19.4:12 NexC admin block sCage planned 19.10:14 Reprieve again for ski club 21.4:LH1 Funds soughc for dredging Dora Creek 20.10:LH1 HosCel urged for homeless 22.4:4 Windale residenCs air their problems 20.10:LH3 Wran asked Co open Lake civic building 300 objecc Co sign 21.10:5 27.4:10 Mayors casCing voCe saves sign 25.10:7 DocumenCs Co council colleccion 28.4:LH4 Pool concession plan dropped 27.10:LH1 Parking space for ToronCo urged 3.5:8 RaChmines land price Cag cue by 5 55,000. HisCory in a box 5.5:LH1 1.11:11 ToronCo asks for parking 5.5:LHl Bush vehicle drafc code "unsaCisfacCory" Ski clubs faCe marachon drags on 6.5:2 3.11:LH1 AcCion urged on ski club shed 10.5:7 Vandal season 3.11:LH3 AirporC exCension inCo lake opposed 17.5:9 Power delegacion doubts 8.11:10 AcCion on ski club shed halCed 18.5:6 A council dressing down 10.11:LH3 Council moves Co provide new housing 19.5:LH1 Royal licence irks aldermen 15.11:3 For sale: one used building 19.5:LH1 Nighc phone plan for council 17.11:LH3 School access road inspeccion soughc 24.5:10 NavigaCion lighCs 17.11:LH3 Poor response Co forum 26.5:LHl Council depoC locks. 17.11:1,H1 Pony club Cold to find new sice 26.5 :LH4 Repair granC soughc 17.11:LH1 MinisCer "incerfered" on boundaries 31.5:8 Public Co help form Craffic policy 24.11:LH1 No ASIO-hall link reporCed 1.6:3 Council curbs rezoning supporC 24.11:LH1 Early opening for new Lake admin cenCre 1.6:15 Book Co proraoCe Lake area 25.11:5 Council opposes home for handicapped (Redhead) Lumsdon carCoons for council 30.11:9 2.6:LH1 "Illegal" recall warehouse marked for inspeccion Noise levels Co be examined (Speers Poinc) 30.11:18 2.6:LH1 Car park lighcing soughc 1.12:LH1 SCorm-damaged Crees Co be removed 2.6:LH2 Book launching 1.12:LH2 Environmenc sCudy 15.6:9 Lake book launched 6.12:5 Survey of Lake's poCencial 16.5:LH1 SupermarkeC courC acCion will continue Van owner aCCacks Lake fee rises 18.6:13 (Shoeys) 5.12:13 Freeze on fees faces early end 21.6:11 Food barn move "chreat Co jobs" 7.12:8 Lake caravan sices Co be upgraded 22.6:9 Council scicks Co rafC decision 7.12:11 Flood panel meeting 23.6:LH4 Shoeys row looms as poll issue 8.12:3 Parking policy plan for new council 30.5:LH1 The launching of Lake Hacquarie-Council's Wran Co open building 30.6:LH2 book sells 2000 copies 8.12:LH1 Bricks missing from oval (Speers PoinC) Demolicion of old jeCCies planned 8.12:LH1 1.7:5 Trade fair on again in 1978 8.12:LH3 CharlesCown Tech consenC likely 5.7:7 Labor embarrassed by Shoeys case 9.12:1 Council may approve sand mining (Newcastle Shoey's owner wanCs Calks wich Mayor 12.12-9 Glass Works) 7.7:LHl Delay for food barn case urged 13.12:3 Advisory group seeks $200,000 7.7:LH1 The law musC be upheld (Leader) 14.12:2 Advertising Co pay for bus shelcers 12.7:8 Ward boundaries change deferred 14.12:6 WaCercrafe licence for lake (BelmonC SouCh) ClariCy on food barn sought 14.12:18 4.7:LHl Mayor's sCaCemenC on Shoeys retail trading SupporC grows for new name 14.7:LHl 15.12:2 Reef hazard may be marked 14.7:LH2 SCaCe approves Lake job scheme 15.12:LHl Lighes Co be inscalled 14.7:LH2 Firemen meeC Lake council over gear 16.12:3 Land sale lacks building approval 19.7:1 Shoeys case "sCood over" 16.12:8 InCending land buyers "cold of no-building Redhead land release wanced 17.12:10 Stipulation" 20.7:5 Shoey's acCion 20.12:10 Under-age drinking report for council 20.7:7 Naked lady shines in Bclracnc 22.12:8 Warners Bay shopping cenCre plan "inadequaCe" Council offers guide or food handling 21.7:LH1 22.12;LH3 Lake buildii.g requesCs approved 21.7:LH2 Confidence in che fuCure. - a message from Killingworth sale warning likely 22.7:9 the mayor 22.12:LHl Warning given on V-.ke land 25.7:10 Council gets advice on social welfare 22.12:LH2 S.M.H. IKuLX 55. 1977 LAKE MACQUARIE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL - E!J:CTIONS LAKE MACQUARIE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL - RATES AND FINANCE (C'Cd) Mayor seeks supporC for eleccion 24.2:LH1 Mayor faces eleccion baCCle 2.3:1 ExCra loan for council 19.3:9 Eleccion changes may sway council poll 10.3:LH1 Addicional $150,000 for council 24,3:LH1 Forum failure prompCs new campaign 17.3:LH3 GranCs commission Co Calk wich council RaCepayers' group may concesC elecCions 6.4:LH4 24.3:LHl Commission visiCs Lake area 28.4:LH1 Candidaces sCarC race for mayoral poll 24.3:LH1 ExCra finance for bridge, road works A vote for 15. 26.5:LHl 7.7:LH1 Mayoral candidates prepare for poll 21.7:LH1 Pensioner race rebaCe plan examined BalloC Co be held 21.7:LU1 3.11:LH1 Aid Edwards ouC of Lake mayoral conCesC 25.7:1 Pensioner raCes rebaCe review deferred ALP loser may go as independenC 25.7:3 10.11:LH2 Husband and wife Cry for council posicions Loan for council 1.12:LH1 11.8:LH1 Budgec is based on 9% rise 20.12:10 Candidaces meeC Che people 25.8:LH1 9% increase in raCes 21.12:14 CandidaCes Co speak 1.9:LHl Council granC for Cennis courC repairs The Lake Macquarie elecCions 15.9:LHl-4 22.12:LH4 ClarificaCion Co arCicle on 15/9. 16.9:5 Research Ceam geCs $3500 granC 22.12:LH2 103,334 on Lake roll 17.9:11 PasCerfield favoured Co win Lake mayoral LAKE MACQUARIE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL - ROADS balloC 19.9:1 New faces assured on Lake council 19.9:10 ResidenCs fear "horror sCretch" tragedy Lake resulc 20.9:8 (Macquarie Rd., Cardiff) 6.1:LH1 Former mayor loses seaC 21.9:11 $163,000 for roads 6.1:LH3 AL? Co conCrol Lake council 23.9:5 More coal traffic for Lake roads 27,l:LHl Bamsley-Teralba road reprieve 5.4:12 LAKE MACQUARIE MUNICIPAL CO'JNCIL - HEALTH Council will not take over road 21.4:LH5 Change to streeC plan (Marlin Ave., Floraville) IndusCry fallouC "considerable" 18.1:11 26.5:LH1 Lake Macquarie rubbished 20.1:LH1 Sugarloaf road will be Carred 2.5:LH1 Garbage scheme recommeaded 1.3:10 AcCion urged on unfilled road holes 7.6:10 Galloping garbos 3.3:LH1 $400,000 grane for main road 15.5:9 Special meeCing for rubbish reporC 8.3:8 Rcadwork fund requesC cricicised 5.7:15 $900,000 garbage plan urged 15.3:9 ExCra finance for bridge, road works 7.7:LHl Courts gee Cough wich local liCCerbugs 17.3:LH2 Load limic for roads discussed 14.7:LH2 Commission noCes poor depot facilities Grane for Lake roadwork 29.8:7 12.5:LH1 $40,000 grane for roads 1.9:LH4 Lake pollucion counC soars 24.5:1 Council seeks road granC 8.9:LH1 HDWB spends millions Cackling Lake pollucion Windale roads to be repaired 8.9:LH2 25.5:7 Road requesC (ArnoCC SC, EdgeworCh) 20.10:LH1 Lake pollucion easing 25.5:7 Road work money 20.10:LH2 Aid defends HDWB 28.5:5 Land for lane widening (EasCon Lane, Caves SomeChing sCinks in BelmonC SouCh 2.6:LH1 Beach) 20.10:LH3 Mobile garbage cans take on in Lake 20.7:10 Road claim (Fassifern and Wakefield) 27.10:LHl Clean swoop (Leader) 25.8:2 Camphor laurels v. road widening (Macquarie Council seeks sice for disposal of eyres Rd.,) 3.11:9 1.9:LH3 ToronCo pioneers (SCrudwick Drive) 8.12:LH1 Trial garbage scheme praised by residenCs $100,000 for roads 8.12:LHl 8.9:LH1 SCreeC name change noC favoured (KyneCon Lake geCs new Crash Crucks 20.9:7 SC.) 8.12:LH3 Lake Cries no-limic garbage 13.10:5 Chemical lavaCories approved 27.10:LH1 LAKE MACQUARIE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL - WORKS Tyre dump plan 27,10:LH1 Disposal services may link 29.10:32 Work program approved by council 24.2:LH1 Chain reaccion Co seaCs upheaval 16.11:1 Lake council Co finance urgenC works 28.7:LH2 Down the drain '.(Leader) 16.11:2 $1.5M works plan 3.11:LK1 Chemical use in lieu 26.11:3 Lavatory decisiore confuse builders 28.11:7 LAW Conference soughc on lav.tCory policy 29.11:8 Three-way Calks on Cemporary sewerage 6.12:13 MaiCland SM leaves circuic (Mr.R. Blackmore) HDWB lavaCory policy Co bo discussed 8.12:LH1 17,1:6 Boards "middle" plan for Lake builders Federal courC judges named 20.1:6 10.12:5 "Cussedness" in legal sysCera 28.1:5 ReporC quoCed "second h.^nd" 13.12:13 Family courC Co siC 29.1:9 Sewerage requiremenCs sCay 14.12:18 Defamacion laws inefficienC 1.2:2 OpCions for reform (Leader) 2.2:2 LAKE MACQUARIE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL - PARKS Women disrupC opening (Sydney Supreme CourC) 2,2:8 Reserve move (Talkaba Park) 10.2;LH2 "PoCencial for abuse" seen in defamacion $410p00 parks program for municipaliCy law changes 2.2:13 31.3;LH2 Supreme courC opens on Monday (NewcasCle) ImprovemenCs approved (Coon Island) 6.4:LH4 2.2:20 Ovals board plan for Tevalba 5.5;LH4 Service marks courC opening (Newcastle) Groups combine in park work (Swansea) 8.2:3 23.6:LH4 New courC's judges sworn in (Syd) 9.2:8 ImprovemenCs Co park planned (Gerald SC. Newca.-iCle courts geC duCy soliciCors 14.2:8 Park, BelmonC) 21.7:LH3 Qld police chief calls for more powers 15.2:1 Tulkaba Park managemenC board formed 21.7:LH4 Man arresCed while making complainC (Criminal StflCe granC for reserve (Nioke Place, CharlesCown) Law inquiry in Brisbane) 16.2:3 11.8:LH3 Inquiry into law service 15.2:11 Resumpcion for car park planned 3.11:LH1 Wran hits aC victimless crime law 25.2:3 Carnival use for park considered (TalboC New judge named (Mr.A.J. CoaCes) 8.3:3 Park) 3.11:LH3 CoasC law cenCre opens 15.3:7 Park name chosen (Edward." Park, Boolaroo) Law socieCy "Cook $3600 frora award" 16.3:12 22.12:LH4 Report on law change (Criminal laws) 13.3:3 Law socieCy replies Co Wade charges 19.3:9 LAKE MACQUARIE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL - PLANNING Morosi'5 libel suic begins 22.3:3 Law regisCry proposed 23,3:11 Universicy group wins plan job 22.3:8 Morosi fuss hurC Labor: Whitlara 23.3:11 ResidenCs may have ideas puC in scheme Evidence argued in Morosi case 24.3:10 31.3:LH1 More judges for court 25.3:6 NewcasCle divorce siccings 26.3:5 SCraCegy report for new plans 6.4:LH2 Morosi accused of misusing funds 25.3:8 Officials quesCioned on Lake planning 25.5:7 TrusC accounC misuse alleged 29.3:5 Junie Morosi known for dishonesty - ex- L^KE MACQU.ARIE Ml^NICIPAL COUNCIL - employee. 30.3:10 RATES Aim FINANCE Homecoming for judge (Mr.Jus'ice Hogan) $1.6M loan program approved for 1977 1C.3:LH1 31.3:9 Grant redure.s conCribuCion (Aberdare CounCy Morosi refuted losn, courC told 31.3:12 Council) 1J.3;LH2 W.M.H. llfflEX 377 LAW (C'cd) LAW (C'cd) Morosi denies dismissal from airline job 1.4:5 Walker seeks uniform laws 17.11:16 Morosi CesCifies on pny sysCem 2.4:3 Business tops law reform agenda 21.11:13 Walker slaCes Family Law Bill 4.4:1 Divorce rate lower this year 23.11:18 Morosi firm "failed Co pay workers' Cax" Legal rights of individual may be explained 5.4:8 23.11:18 The divorce rush backs up 5.4:25 Law reform panel wants politics out 28.11:3 Killen suiC names Cwo 6.4:3 One-day law course organised for unionists Shareholder did noC own firm: Morosi 6.4:8 28.11:6 Morosi-Cairns carCoon called unjusCified Judges needed for family law backlog 2.12:3 7.4:5 Seven appoinCed Queens Counsel 5.12:14 Lone supporCer for Morosi, jury Cold 8.4:5 Legal aid services pledged 5.12:15 Judiciary under scrutiny: judge 9.4:5 MagisCrate simply "geCs on wich her job" (Miss Two more judges Co Family CourC 11.4:3 Sue Schreiner) 7.12:8 Morosi "happy for oChers Co Cake risks" Trade unionises learn abouC Che law 16.12:8 14.4:11 Vic considers new homosexual laws 20.12:7 Morosi in line of fire, courC Cold 15.4:8 Legal aid exCends Co Valley courCs 21.12:7 Morosi reporCs "low policies" 16.4:5 Judge presses for law uniCy 19.4:3 LAW OF THE SEA Morosi defamed QC Cells jury 19.4:6 Jury declares Morosi desrepuCable person 320km sea zone for NZ 18.3:3 20.4:1 Fisheries zone "inCen^^ed" 17.8:6 Legal aid service Co operaCe aC nighc Sea law in Forum Calks 23.8:3 20.4:8 Morosi jury considers mallice 21.': :6 LIBERAL PATvTY Libel judgeranC by defaulC Co Killen 21.4:10 Young Lib. resoluCion criticises Kerr 3.1:7 Family law concern among women 21.4:16 Queensland "political tragedy" 4.1:1 Morosi jury finds malice Cwice 22.4:5 National service debate avoids showdown 5.1:3 Morosi awarded $17,000 for defamacion 23.4:5 Young Libs oppose call-up 6.1:3 Judge believes Che law muse have a social 2 n°w runners tipped for Lib. race 7.1:5 conscience 25.4:5 Young Libs favour GG's power 7.1:7 Move for quicker divorces 26.4:5 Pledge on social reforms 8.1:1 NoC enough legal aid: judge 5.5:3 Max Willis expects leadership win 13.1:3 Judge urges modern laws 15.5:14 Senior Liberals may seek leadership 24.1:3 Public inquiry on defamacion sCarCs 17.5:8 Coalition would lose poll:MP. 31.1:3 Law urged on group libel 18.5:31 Chipp may resign from Liberal ParCy 24.3:3 No decision on legal compuCer 25.5:11 DefecCion (Leader) 25.3: 2 Lax journalism "encouraged" 30.5:13 Chipp may form new parCy 25.3:3 AdjusCing law to reality 31.5:2 An advocaCe of Colerance 25.3:3 Mail divorces possible soon 4.6:9 NSW Libs back poll 26.3:1 One monCh waiC - marriage 11.6:3 Some Lib branches "ready to defecc" 26.3:3 Law change - marriage 21.6:3 MP sueing over campaign fund accusaCion 20.4:9 Time for second ChoughCs on Caking Che plunge - ConvenCion for Young Libs 21.4:14 marriage (Delprac) 22.6:13 EducaCion cuCback soughc 22.4:4 Tough maescro of law reforms wanes End to jailing "poC" users urged 25.4:4 system "less of an ass" (Mr. Justice Kirby) Tax law "up Co sCaCes" 25.4:4 27.6:2 BeCter Government link with public urged 25.4:4 Family law acts validity upheld 28.6:8 "Definitive urban policy needed" 25.4:4 PeaalCy urged on defamacion 29.6:3 Young Libs urged to make more use of media Ambassador's wife awarded $18,500 (Lady 26.4:8 Ruth Fairbairn) 2.7:3 Willis denies "new look" for Liberal policy Kirby predicCs legal profession shake-up. 4.7:3 13.5:3 Company laws "alarming public" 8.7:3 Willis confident of keeping position 11.6:3 Sir Garfield urges end Co UK appeals 9.7:1 No comment, says Willis. (Rifts in Liberal Party) Judge condemns Crial wait 9.7:10 30.6:6 Trial delays (Leader) 12.7:2 Novocastrian seeks MLC vacancy 11.8:6 Legal aid office for SingleCon 19.7:5 An extra voice (Leader) 12.8:2 New currency law plans announced 21.7:10 NewcasCle loses voCe for MLC 17.8:3 Opinions soughc on legal service 21.7:13 Liberals spliC (Qld) 29.3:14 New deaCh daCum urged 23.7:1 Libs give echnic groups policy say 30.8:5 Law reformers visic "succeeds" 23.7:5 MPs face CoCal expulsion 22.9:3 Valley lawyer honoured by SocieCy (Mr. Rebels challenge senior Libs 23.9:3 Colin Dunlop) 15.8:14 Libs name candidaCe for PeaCs 29.9:9 Court rule likely Co procecC barrisCers AnoCher Liberal under fire 1.10:3 16.8:7 Liberals go campaign HQ hunCing 6.10:3 AusCralia "ahead" in communiCy legal sCudy Veteran Liberal quiCs party (Mr. William 24.8:6 WenCworCh) 8.10:3 F.-.'idence law may change 7.9:8 A culling of "yesCerday's men" in SCace Vagrancy law Co end 8.9:8 ParliamenC 10.10:2 Bishops ask for divorce review 9.9:7 Libs choose consultanC 10.10:5 Defamacion law "failing" (Mr. JusCice WenCworCh formally defecCs 12.10:3 Kirby) 17.9:5 The Liberal ParCy Federal Council Conference AeCorney-General in law reform hoc seaC 17.10:3 21.9:2 Liberal gifc allegacion denied 19.10:12 Change of deaCh definicion urged 22.9:3 NewcasCle Liberals shun poll conCesC 21.10:5 Brain deaCh urged for CransplanCs 23.9:7 GovernmenC geCs edge in poll 21.10:13 New Crial move in Morosi case 24.9:9 Liberal makes mail Camper allegacion 3.11:3 Family law members 24.9:31 Liberal branch president quits (Victoria) Learning Co live wich Che law and undersCand 18.11:11 ic (Professor K.E. Lindgren) 25.9:2 Deputyship fight by Lynch 21.11:1 The Cim.e of deaCh (Leader) 26.9:2 Liberals make spokesmen changes 21.11:5 "divorce by post" shelved 26.9:5 Treasurer guest aC Woy Woy 23.11:20 Four Killen actions seeded 4.10:6 Hopes for a beCCer city (Mrs. Val Samuels) Book-balance Cime for legal aid 4.10:10 7.12:25 Sexual law reform (Leader) 10.10:2 Maddison cipped Co lead NSW Liberals 13.12:1 DiscriminaCion seen in law 10.10:5 Liberals acC (Leader) 14.12:2 The seven jusC men 11.10:2 Willis balloC decision "codav" 14.12:3 ParliamenCsry acCion Co free homesexualiCy Premier "aloof from Lib dogfighc" 15.12:24 12.10:2 Willis will noc conCesC leadership 16.12:1 Delays in NewcasCle legal aid alleged New leader (Leader) 17.12:2 12.10:13 Nev leadership image for Libs 17.12:3 Tlie selecC bench wich seven views 12.10:18 PicCure ban ouC of defamation drafC 17.10:3 LIBRARIES New rape law planned 17.10:17 Repeal gay laws, archbisiiop urges 19.10:19 Library soughc for Warners Bay 6.1:LH1 Wliitlans seCCle three cases 25.10:7 "Hear a book" capes ac cicy library 8.1 8 BankrupCcy laws deficienC 28.10:2 Library may gee iunds 13.1:LH2 Law reform centre -urged 9.11:3 $6M to update NSW libraries 21.1:3 Celeb'"ar.Cs to meci r^^Tack on fee rise Bird prinC." and booke on display 22.1:3 14.11:9 Library gra.-.tE"noC euough" 22. l;."- K.M.H. INDEX 57. 19:'7 LIBRARIES (c'cd) LOCAL GOVERNMENT (C'Cd) New library access likely 15.2:3 New superannuacion fund fighCs inflation Unique map resCores in Japan 17.2:10 9.4:8 Library geCs $5000 (Wyong) 24.2:LH1 Councillor's 50-year service (Cr.A.J.Dorsman) Libraries geC new equipmenC 3.3:11 21.4:12 Library hours exCended (MorisseC) 10.3:LH2 Long service honoured (Cr. A.J. Dorsman) Library granC $140,000 16.3:12 27.4:8 Library move praised 17.3:15 Policies in local governmenC (Allan Morris) Librarys key for LM 21.3:5 30.4 : 2 Bookmobile service for review 24.3:LH2 SingleCon sCaff changes 11.5:18 Council to plan library granC 24.3:LH3 Local governmenC meecing draws 250. 30.5:8 Wyong "home library" proposed 24.3:LH3 Projeccs help Scone win award 8.6:10 Library raCes colleccion Cop 25.3:8 Council secrecy " for residenCs' sake" 13.6:9 Library granC allocated 30.3:13 More women, social service in local govarnmenC Toy library (Redhead) 14.3:13 14.6:8 Toy library first in NSW 21.4:LH4 Two Denman councillors reCire (Crs Allan Correccion Co arCiclc on 21/4 28.4:LH2 NewCon and Frank Blake 24.8:6 Wangi Library " a fire hazard" 5.5:Ln2 Power to delay councils sought 29.8:3 Library lends casseCCes (Muswellbrook) 12.5:15 Ombudsman change proposal rejecced 7.9:16 Bookmobile service for Wyong 12.5:LH2 Deal on funds alleged (Sydney CiCy Council) Apexians help buy Calking books 13.5:5 14.9:5 GranC for Myuna Bay library 18.5:23 MinisCer to presenC shire award (Scone) Book Week plans 31.5:7 22.9:5 Library geCs old posCers (Nacional) 16.5:20 S1.5M shareouC for Chree councils 22.9:LH1 Bookmobile back on (Lake Macquarie) Commune geCs voice 28.9:10 23.6:LH4 Shire service Co be rewarded 2.11:10 Wran wanCs improved libraries 28.6:7 Women's conference for NewcasCle 2.11:11 Library planned at Musv;ellbrook) 6.7:17 Councils may delegaCe for speed 7.11:7 $400 for new casseCCe books 29.7:7 SingleCon Shire presidenC re-elected 23.11:8 AmnesCy on books 30.7:31 Living wich books and libraries 10.8:18 LOCAL GOVERNMENT - FINANCE Library Co open in arc space 22.8:7 Kirby warns libraries 29.8:3 Denman seeks 22% rate increase 11.1:8 Two pioneers of Che Cravelling library $^M road grant for GloucesCer 17.1:10 6.9:2 Major pare of aid funds Co indusCry 19.1:8 Libraries "poinC Co CruCh amid dissension" Grants to country "cut" 27.1:20 (Mr. JusCice Else-MiCchell) 15.9:7 Councils may get more granCs 16.2:14 Library could be dress shop 28.9:10 V-G wants new rating system 15.2:25 Library proCesC 5.10:35 Road funds increases requested 24.2:10 JoinC library agreemenc mooCed 29.10:32 Vic considers council race reform 24.2:11 CharlesCown library adds posCers 3.11:LH4 Races Coo high for Cown clerk (Yass) 23.3:10 Foreign language books 12.11:11 $300 race ceiling proCesC 23.3:13 ArCisCs in library show (CharlesCown) CiCy submission on land for review 31.3:10 24.11:LH2 Race payers body see up (SingleCon) 5.4:13 Audio-visual aids may go on loan 24.11:LH2 LG granCs group to visiC 6.4:10 AmnesCy for overdue borrowers 1.12:LH3 GovernmenC "should give finance Co councils" Dismissal of married woman "breach" 19.12:7 6.4:LH2 Muswellbrook offered big bank loan 13.4:10 LIDDELL POWER STATION Huge race bills "hardship" 19.4:7 ResidenCs seek simplified racing 13.5:5 Power sCaCion pollucion alleged 27.4:21 RaCepayers seek higher Cax rebaCe Co councils Liddell sCrikes blamed for pollucion 9.6:5 24,6:9 Council Co puC view on grants 15.6:11 Rural Bank helps councils 16.5:17 LG council officers plan rating seminar LITERATURE 30.6:18 $300,000 loan (Muswellbrook) 15.7:5 A gaCe CO menCal freedom (PeCer Kocan) 6.1:2 RaCe rebaCe for jobless opposed 12.8:6 "IraiCress" says record novel will be Lower council race for homeowners 17.9:3 haced 2.3:3 SCaCe Co cackle raCe sysCem 25.9:13 Gordon wins liCerary cicle 5.3:29 MinisCer pledges race reform soon 5.10:9 Books launched in NewcasCle (Judy llusCon) NewcasCle geCs $1.5M Cax granC 7.10:1 16.3:15 Peg on races income 26.10:3 2nd liCerary award (David Ireland) 27.4:3 Councils given loan race relief 29.10:3 CiCy poeCry socieCy formed 30.5:6 Races rise limiC seC 2.12:3 Book lovers form Lake liCerary socieCy $660,000 for Northern jobless 9.12:1 21.7:LH2 Inquiry for raCe cuCs 19.12:5 PoeCess finds verse a healchy change Rural race for Denraan shire 24.12:8 (Mrs, Mary Lear) 28.7:LH3 SingleCon council funds "sound" 26.12:5 Writer post (Tony Morphett) 19.10:11 Entertainer Co promoCe sCories (Rolf Harris) LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOUNDARIES 19.10:11 Pecer Kocan given $10,000 arCs granC UniCed auChoriCies end firsC year 1.1:5 22.10:1 NorCh may lose five shires 16.3:1 LiCeraCure board granCs awarded 24.10:5 OpporCunities to consider region plan 17.3:10 Bird book a hie aC $100 a copy (William Protests follow shire amalgamation plan Cooper) 25.10:1 17.3:11 Adopt boundaries plan plea 23.3:14 LITTEK Council merger saving 31.3:10 GloucesCer rejects merger 3.5:3 CourCs geC Cough wiCh local liCCerbugs Councils in favour of merger plan 3.5:6 17.3:LH2 Valley councils Co have Calks 5.5:18 Tackling Che liCCer problem 23,3:20 Problems of amalgaraacion 24.5:2 New look aC lieccr problem 30.3:6 MinisCer "inCerfered" on boundaries 31.5:8 Disposal SCudy may cosC $7400 19.4:9 Aid supporcs amalgaraacion of councils Vic liccer fine raise Co $500 10.9:9 1.6:10 Enforcing care (Leader) 12.9:2 Shires discuss LGA merger 6.6:13 There's money Co be made in rubbish 2.11:16 Two amalgamacion plans on agenda 7.6:10 Big rise soughc in liCCor fines 14.12:17 Answers Co amalgamacion 8.5:20 LitCering fines (Leader) 15.12:2 Councils s^Jek merger polls 9.6:10 Uniform liccer legislacion needed 15.12:7 Council mciger halCed 21.5:3 Council union deferral welcomed 22.6:7 LOCAL GOVERNMENT Poll will decide shire's fuCurc (Denamn) 27.6:5 Councils given say in Craffic conCrol Shire asks for quick decision on union 17.2:9 (Dungog) 13.7:14 Town hall jeans sale legal: equicy judge MinisCer to Cour NorCh CCLSC 29.7:7 (Tarrrforch) 10.3:6 Bou:idary change rejecced 15.'': 12 Council to pay firm $400,000 (NorCh Sydney) Morris Co speak on boundary changes 8.9:LHl 23.3:11 Referend-jr.i cii merger (Denman) 15.9:19 N.M.H. INDEX LOCAL GOVERN>ENT BOUNDARIES (C'td) MATTARA (C'td) Councils disagree on plans Co merge 7.11:6 Mattara crown adorns Wallsend giii (Leila ProCesC over merger (Muswellbrook and Wajczyk) 3.9:2 Denman) 12.11:11 Mattara (Leader) 3.9:2 Upper HunCer area changes opposed 21.11:8 New Lambton garden wins MaCCara contest 3.9:3 Ward boundaries change deferred 14.12:6 Mattara play has drug theme 3.9:8 SingleCon riding plan on show 17.12:8 Weather cuts MaCCara crowds 5.9:8 Mattara (Leader) 10.9:2 LONG SERVICE LEAVE Mattara procession 3000 strong 10.9:3 Novocastrians turn out to MaCCara march Builders' long service plan Co expand 12.9:8 20.1:11 MEAT INDUSTRY AND TRADE LYSAGHTS BrighCer fuCure forecasc for beef 2.2:10 LysaghC profic up $8.1 million 7.4:8 Beef exporCs Co rise 15.2:8 Lysaghe board worried by economy 14.5:9 Warning given on yard safeCy MaiCland) Strike on manning issue 16.6:10 23.2:10 Conference on LysaghC sCop 22.6:12 Beef exporC righCs review planned 25.2:6 Sankey SCrikers Co hear reporC 23.6:13 Producers "forced to sell" breeding caCCle Sankey sCrikers go back 24.5:6 11.3:9 LysaghC Cradesmen down Cools for day 11.8:10 New presidenC for Meic Federacion (j. Wilson) Chief's visic sparks walkouc 23.8:3 11.3:9 70 aCtend Lysaghts reunion 7.11:11 Meat men strike 16.3:1 US beef quota "threatened" 17.3:16 MAITLAND Beef sale "hopeful" 24.3:20 34 cattle sCaCions puC under quarancine Traffic flood new ChreaC Co Haicland 29.1:7 30.3:3 Land for office acquired 2.3:13 MeaC cheap, buC growers "face ruin" 5.4:14 Office block soughc 4.5:13 Japanese mission will Calk abouC beef quoCas $10,000 needed Co finish hall 20.6:6 14.4:16 Goat "sacrifice" fear on Maitland farm 22.9:1 CaCele men cricicise Sinclair 27.4:8 Change to old clock part opposed 14.10:6 Wider powers for meaC board 28.4:6 Cultural cencre grows 14.12:29 Japan keeps beef quoCa 3.5:12 MeaC men proCesC 5.5:20 MAITLAND CITY COUNCIL BuCchers buying raeaC from New Zealand 7.5:8 NewcasCle geCs new freezing works 12.5:14 Once a week; buC more rubbish 5.1:3 Saleyard blockade (RockharapCon) 16.5:7 56 trees for High St., 13.1:6 CaCClemen halt sale as protesC 17.5:3 Trees (Leader) 14.1:2 New livesCock sale scheme for NSW 25.5:25 Telarah sCaCion v;ill sCill lack sewerage Sharp rise in meaC prices 3.6:3 26.1:16 Premier will make sCudy Cour of depressed 47 new Crees adorn High Sc..MaiCland. 7.2:10 beef indusCry 9.5:3 No resCricCions RuChertord cip 9.2:12 Beef price offer CreaCed as "humour" 14.6:11 UniCy call in Ford submissions 23.2:17 MeaC "noC cause of cholesCrol problems" MaiCland races ouC soon 25.2:5 22.6:19 $20,000 yards work approved 9.3:12 Cattlemen oppose UK firm's bid for Field SporCsground plans axed 23.3:15 22.6:23 RoCaracC plans house-number projecC 13.4:14 Beef authority planned 22.6:23 Looping granC queried 14.4:3 $811; in Russian racaC exporCs 22.6:24 Rubbish move cosCs $23,900 14.4:7 New authoriCy will noC mean cheaper meaC Saleyards sale Co sCaCe urged 27.4:21 23.6:18 ThornCon plant approved 11.5:14 MIA will desCroy seized meaC 25.6:10 DisasCer ruling soughc 25.5:12 Union alleges pay cuC soughc 30.6:10 ThornCon rezoning plan supporCed 15.6:9 Union ChreaCens pickeC on sheep 2.7:9 S56,000 in granCs for road work 29.6:12 $250,000 office block approved 13.7:14 Meat Corp starts in October 5.7:3 Move to elect mayor by popular voCe defeated PJT inquiry into meat sought 7.7:12 27.7:12 Sheep exporCs viCal 1.8:9 Cattle men propose beef aid plan 22.8:7 MaiCland Aldermen bow out 29.7:9 Qld beef outpuC up 24.8:15 Maitland ALP eradorsemenCs withdrawn 9.8:7 Australian beef is US disease suspect 29.8:1 Health plan for saleyard siCe 17.8:18 Salmonella linked to "illegal" abaCCoirs 29 MaiCland candidaCes 14.9:20 30.8:3 DevelopmenC boosC for General MaiCland Meat men draw up disease plan 31.8:14 16.9:7 Australian beef cleared of disease allegation MaiCland votes counCed in Cwo wards 19.9:11 1.9:1 MaiCland WesC Ward counCed again 20.9:8 Illegal meat sale "common in Hunter" 1.9:3 MaiCland yeC Co elecC Mayor 21.9:11 Cattle men Co geC aid 3.9:1 Unicomb returned aC MaiCland 28.9:1 MeaC cricics cricicised 3.9:8 Aid. Unicomb vjins mayoral race 28.9:11 CabineC sCudies beef aid plan 6.9:13 Saleyard resicing soughc 12.10:17 CaCClemen adopC Cough approach on aid 9.9:15 Saleyard move cost exceeds $2M. 26.10:12 Parks may geC $100,000 boosC. 7.11:8 Sinclair promises early decision on beef aid Non-voters' face up Co council 7.11:9 10.9:9 $1M borrowing for works approved 9.11:12 Fraser plans hand ouC for farmers 12.9:1 Town clerk in hospital 9.11:13 Japan-AusCralid beef talks this month 12.9:1 HinCon flood road ruled out 23.11:14 Legicimace beef (Leader) 13.9:2 Parking sCaCion inquiry called 14.12:18 More Calks on beef aid 14.9:5 MinisCers to meet cattlemen 21.9:8 Beef plans this week 21.9:33 MARGARINE Securing the beef vote (Leader) 24,9:2 Fraser makes sCrong bid wich Japanese on State spread quota may go 2.3:1 beef 24,9:10 Margarine aid 8.4:6 Labor hiCs PM on beef deals 28,9:3 Fraser proCests over Japan shunning beef MATTARA 28,9:3 $20M sausage casing planC 29,9:9 Book planned for Mattara 27.1:11 The Japan Crade (Leader) 30.9:2 Arcadian may open MatCara 7.2:7 Fraser on brink wich beef, pecrol 3.10:5 Civic Park soughc for Maccara 16.3:13 Japan "sCicks Co ConCracCs" 10.10:10 Wran invited Co MaCCara 10.5:7 Beef Crip "chis yea-." (Mr. Anchony) 26.10:26 Path, garden competition grows 15.6:12 Japan seCs beef quoCa 2''.10:10 1500 expected in Matcara march 24.8:11 Reform "lags" on livestock markecing 31.10:3 MaCCara ball lisC upseCs 24.8:13 AnChony hails beef quoti boost 31.10:6 Mattara invitation issue fizzles 25.8:1 Neat men want grading change 1,11:11 Recordentry for art exhibition 30.8:5 Drought slaughter aid sought for caccle men Art prize for life sCudy 31.8:3 2.11:14 ForC fun finale possible for MaCCara 31.8:15 Fe.scivc roasC dinners at cue prices 12.11:1 Matcara arc shcv rules ar.^er arciscs 31.8:18 Dearer .-neaC likely from fee rise 24.11:3 Brush off (Lcider) 1.9:2 Beef indusCry gains wich US inporCs 29.12:10 Crowning will open MaCCara 2.9:9 Betf c;:p..'rC levels "good sCart" Co year 30.12:6 K.H.fi, iranx 1977 MEDICAL MEDICAL SCHOOLS (C'cd) DocCor heads auCistic scudy 5.1:15 Medical faculcy Co emphasise research 6.6:16 Single dose drug cures birCh defecC Uni could Crain new breed of docCor 6.6:15 26.1:20 Inquiring sCudenCs needed 6.5:16 New CransplanC law guidelines move 29.1:3 Medical school geCs $50,000 boosC 15.7:5 More pill, fewer ill: reporC 31.1:3 2200 apply for 64 medical places 27.7:9 TransplanCs (Leader) 7.2:2 Medical sCudcnCs Co learn from GP 31.8:7 C02 seen as coC killer 3.3:5 Selection tests begin 8.9:3 Hypertension survey 3.3:LHl World is watching medical school 27.9:15 Danger in medical CesCs 4.3:3 NewcasCle and Che new doctors: ParC 1 - TransplanC righCs proposed 9.3:3 The hospieal dilemma 1.10:2 TransplanC kin "expecCed reward" 12.3:33 DocCors for Che year 2000. 3.10:2 TransplanC inquiry Cold of family coercion Weighing che cosCs (Leader) 4.10:2 15.3:3 PopulaCion as Che pacienC - men behind che DocCor draws line in mercy deaChs 22.3:1 medical school 4.10:2 X-ray visiC in April 23.3:9 "Colonial" sCaCus for medical school 6.10:3 Poor cannoC afford physioCherapy 24.3:16 3 professors chosen for medical faculCy New code for Cherapeutic advertising 30.3:1 23.11:7 Childbirth made easier 30.3:19 112 vie for course 23.11:16 Operacion finds gauze afCer 30 years 4.4:7 Holiday shock: $7000 13.4:3 MEDICAL STAFF Career quads: youngesC dies 18.4:11 SCerilising clinic sCudy "noC needed" 20.4:3 GPs getting $2000 a week: doctor 11.2:1 Hope for short boys 21.4:1 Pathology warning given in 1967 12.2:3 Acupuncture for heart surgery 26.4:5 AMA plan: doctors check on doctors 25.2:3 Labor proposes new healch-care policy 27.4:3 Doctors threatened with visiting ban 25.3:6 Screening clinic noC favoured 27.4:14 DocCor calls for reCurn Co Che people HospiCals disCurb moChers 6.5:1 12.4:7 TonsillecComy race high in NorCh ParenCs honour docCor for services (Dr. 17.5:3 William McBride) 12.4:8 Worrying i^ichouc hassles 19.5:12 BarefooC (Leader) 18.4:2 Hernia cured in a day: surgeon 23.5:7 DocCor loses appeal (Melbourne) 5.5:12 Four boys arrived insCead of one girl. (Melb) DocCor's cow bell call may be answered 24.5:1 ' (Dr. Richard Drew) 12.5:3 Australian geneCic Cests approved 1.6:18 Telephone replaces cowbell 19.5:18 AusCralian women choose sex of Cheir babies Suicide raCe for docCors 1 in 40. 21.5:31 1.6:21 Nursing body upseC over funds 25.5:10 ComrauniCy care group ouC Co meeC the people Tremendous changes Cipped in nursing 26.5:15 16.6:LH2 Male sisters in sexisc drive 27.5:3 Pathology licences planned 18.5:3 Nursing educaCion Co be transferred 27.5:5 New home for NewcasCle EPA 18.6:13 Tech course for nurses 27.5:11 CourC Cold of $2M profic for pachology 23.6:1 Nurse training trends warning 28.5:31 The mysCery of sudden coC deaChs 23.6:15 Cessnock laCe-sCarCers win nursing honours Tlie righCs and wrongs in Campering wiCh genes 11.6:1 12.7:2 Nurse Co war vicCims reCurns as paCienC Yearly iiranunisaCion Co avoid pregnancy 12,7:9 13.6:6 Young docCor-moCher in sCerilisaCion research War fronC nurse unaware of back injury 14,7:13 14.6:8 Medicine subsidy may be slashed 20.7:1 AusCralian docCors may be jobless 27.6:3 Ocean seen as medical benefic 27.7:6 DocCor jailed 2 years for forgery (Sydney) Spreading Che word on community healch 28.6:1 11.8:LH2 DocCor surplus quesCioned by NewcasCle RcCarded males linked Co female gene 12.8:8 professor 29.5:9 GeneCic engineering Co be invescigaced Broadmeadow people seek local docCor 1.7:11 22,8:11 Medical Chefcs "pose ChreaC Co life" 2.7:1 HearC care "sCarCs aC school" 24.8:24 Cencral CoasC GPs "offered bribes" 5.7:1 AddiCives linked wich crime 5.9:3 LegicimaCe use of helicopCers 19.7:1 Medical cosCs cause concern 10.9:3 World healch head cricicises docCors 21.7:3 The Cime of death (Leader) 26.9:2 Career in nursing ends (MaCron DoroChea InnoculaCion program begun 26.10:7 Marks) 25.8:12 No chloroform ban 28.10:3 Nursing school may exCend course 1.9:26 PremaCure baby is "winning baCCle" 5.11:1 Tribunal reserves decision on docCor An early baby who won Che fighc (Cheryl (Dr. Donald Gray, Orange) 3.9:5 Nunn) 8.11:3 DocCor cauCioned over conduce (Gray) 10.9:9 PremaCure baby is "serious" 8.11:3 Hospieal sCoppage 27.9:1 FaCties rush service on dieCing 9.11:9 HospiCal workers seek exCra leave 28.9:12 Desk" midwives noC answer: docCor 10.11:14 Nurses graduaCe aC Morissec HospiCal 1.10:5 Slinirning on line 12.11:5 DocCor ouCcasC hopes for early poll (Dr. Quick Canning warning 15.11:6 Douglass Everingham) 4.10:1 Chance 1 in 8 (NewcasCle woman who gave birCh DiscriminaCion (Leader) 5.10:2 to a baby boy four years afCer scerilisacion DocCors' fees Co go up 7.3% 6.10:1 operacion) 18.11:1 DocCors'increase defended 7.10:3 Hypereaccivity link wich addicives 22.11:10 Insurance docCors draw complainCs 15.10:5 "No confidence" in HunC (Racionalis-jtion Senior nurse retires (SisCer GwenneCh of recall pharmacies) 23.11:18 Ackins) 11.11:12 "Miraculous" dieC cricicised 26.11:3 Cobar Dr. cleared of deaCh blame (Dr. Alan Hope for bleeders 30.11:1 Brady) 25.11:3 Blood bank wants ChrisCmas sCock 14.12:6 Cessnock girl finishes new nursing course Warning on babies 14.12:21 28.11:7 Medical, denCal cenCre Co open in Swansea Doctor lefc CheaCre over fund row (Dr. HunCer) 21.12:13 3.12:8 SA doccor urges mercy killing 31.12:3 ArChricis may end hearC surgion's career OvulaCion birCh control method "accepted" (Dr. Chriscian Barnard) 13.12:15 31.12:8 Some fees may rise 10%: docCor 30.12:5 MEDICAL SCHOOLS METAL TRADES FEDERATION Uni medical enCrance changes urged 14.1:3 MeCal Crades Co discuss freeze 20.4:5 Medical school plan ouClined 5.2:9 Employers approve union time plan 14.5:3 Wide-ranging course for medical school 19.2:3 $25 pay rise in claim 25.5:14 Wallsend a.ssured of medical school 4.3:4 Metal unions seek help for migrants, parents. Eyes on medif-al school 7.4:2 19.8:4 Wallsend Co ;^eC medical Ceaching 15.4:6 Policies seen in power dispuCe 20.10:6 Medical building 24.5:10 Radical change in medical school admissions METAL TRADES INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION 25.5:1 Brains not sole factor in NewcasCle medical MeCal group wanCs dork conCracC 29.3:1 school 25.5:2 MeCal trades firms bu.sy preparing dock Minister praises regional medical course Cender 30.3:6 5 f.:l Metal Cradcs fo discuss freeze 20.4:6 N.M.H. INrEX METAL TRADES INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION (C'cd) MIGRATION (C'cd) En-.ployers approve union cirae plan 14.5:3 Migrants get language aid 16.11:10 CuC spending on welfare, raeCal group SCowaway seeks asylum 7.12:3 urges. 14.6:3 Language plan for raigranCs 7.12:20 Ruling goes againsC sCaCe 11.11:5 Asylum bid "being checked" 8.12:12 MTIA seeks more apprenCiceships 15.12:12 Refugee ouC of jail Coday 9.12:1 Me.Cal-skill shorCages forecasc 17.12:9 ImmigraCion case tor review 31.12:8 METRICATION MILK Shops go meCric 18.5:22 Dry weaCher hiCs Valley milk 5.1:5 Packing, weighc Cax -ules go meCric 15.6:9 Punch seeks milk inquiry 19.1:14 Dairy firms may merge 22.1:3 MIGRATION Dairymen cip big loss in planned Bill 15.2:10 Milk price rise 4c a liCre 22.2:3 Turks call for enCry help 3.1:6 Milk quota details out 23.2:6 InterpreCers back 7.1:5 State accused of wrecking milk industry 23.3:22 MigranCs warrant more respecC: Whiclam Dairymen campaign with free milk (Qld) 3.5:3 10.1:3 Dairymen ask for more 29.5:1 Whitlam hits delay on Lebanon 24.1:3 Inquiry told milk Crade in danger 29.5:6 BEM winner naturalised (Muriel White) Milk price boosC expecced 1.7:3 29.1:3 Cool zebu Cicks up milk score 6.7:8 AusCralia Day miss upseCs uninviCed aldermen 5 million liCres of milk "lose" 15.7:7 3.2:6 ConCarainaCed foods endanger babies 19.7:1 Premier Co address new eChnic council. 3.2:10 SuspecC baby formula cleared in HunCer 20.7:1 Indo-Chinese refugees for Adelaide 4.2:4 Milk powder ChreaC: Vic accused of neglect Hunter region Cops problem scale 5.2:9 21.7:3 Officials plan refugees' aid 9.2:7 Valley dairymen will meet Premier 21.7:6 Nurses may be deporced Co Fiji 11.2:6 MLA criticises dairy industry 21.7:10 New deal for Italians 12.2:3 Bird dung suspected in milk infection Two refugee boats scill in Malaysia 14.2:3 22.7:3 170 refugees accepCed 26.2:5 New look at milk quotas possible 23.7:3 Chilean refugees seek safety 2.3:13 Milk powder produced "afCer virus found" 27.7:1 Migrants risking healch 7.3:1 Correction to article on 27th July 23.7:3 InCerpreCer service opening in May 10.3:3 SMA and S-26 not suspecC 28.7:9 Canberra denies Lebanese banned 10.3:3 Milk quoCa moves welcomed 1.9:3 MigranC ban may be lifced 12.3:7 Milk quoCas (Leader) 5.9:2 More refugees may encer AusCralia 17.3:10 MLA sCands by quoCas claim 14.9:16 ImmigraCion capacicy "100,000'.' 18.3:5 NSW Tipped Co life milk price 20.9:3 Refugees in Adelaide 21.3:1 Dairymen milk quoCa loss "unjusC" 29.9:7 ParenCs Cangle wich red Cape over orphans' Excessive iodine found in milk 18.10:3 status 24.3:15 Free milk requesC 15.11:12 MigranCs in union sCudy planned 31.3:LH2 Milk quotas due 29.11:3 Banned visiCor "had record" 13.4:3 Extra milk deliveries 23.12:7 More come and go 14.4:10 Cool cows give more 28.12:16 AusCralia may Cake more refugees 19.4:3 Ho Rhodesians leC in as migranCs 20.4:3 MINE SUBSIDENCE AusCralia geCs 35 new cicizens 21.4:7 Refugee camps "unbearable" 25.4:3 Mines board accepts 66 claims 7.2:12 Guilfoyle denies incerpreCer charges 11.5:7 Mine subsidence in Stanford Merthyr 14.4:10 PassporC rackeCs inquiry 17.5:7 Subsidence threat (Stanford MerChyr )15.4:3 NewcasCle man on eChnic body (Mr. C. Karanges) Sibsidence closes road 30.4:5 25.5:26 Subsidences ChreaCen homes, children (SCanford MigraCion policy (Leader) 30.5:2 Merehyr)16.12:l Propaganda on raigranc incake alleged 31.5:6 Canberra cancels CroaCian visas 2.6:3 MINERAL INDUSTRY Refugees land afCer 4 raonChs aC sea 22.6:1 Fijian women lose deporCaCion fighC 23.6:10 Jobless "will be considered" in lease decision ShorCer waic for classes 28.6:7 (RuCile and Zircon Mines) 29.1:5 MigranC problems invesCigaCed 30.5:5 SCaCe moves Co close legal loophole 3.3:14 Plea for nacional Colerance 30.6:12 Mineral industry prospecCs "good" 30.3:21 MigranC program acceleraCes 1.7:11 Jury ouC afCer newspaper repore 1.4:3 MigranCs "help heal che economy" 4.7:3 $600M mining boost 27.4:1 Journalise gets sCay 8.7:3 $54,000 loan to factory (Cobden-Jones Mining NinCh refugee boaC reaches AusCralia 13.7:3 Pty Ltd.) 3.5:12 DefecCor given residenC status 14.7:3 Mining developmenC boosC expecCed 6.5:6 Immigration discussed 20.7:19 CRA cricicises "loose" GovernmenC policy 7.5:9 NCP urges tighter control on refugees 25.7:3 NewcasCle hosts conference (Annual Conference Intake of refugee could swell to 2500 in year of Che AusCralasian InsCituCe of MeCals) 27.7:1 17.5:3 Ethnic grants 28.7:3 Queensland informaCion soughc on mining More raigranc aid urged aC seminar 1.8:6 (SingleCon Shire Council) 18.5:12 MigranCs easy prey for CricksCers 10.8:26 Mining leases affecC SCockCon Beach 31.5:10 MigranCs given incerpreter service 23.8:3 Sandmining ban supporCed 7.6:6 MigranC aid review begins 1.9:3 HunC for journalise goes on 7.9:8 Sandmine shares shrug off ban effecC 9.6:16 CommunisC parCy link alleged 9.9 6 Compromise on mining (Leader) 10.6:2 DeporCaCion "policical" (Mr. Ignazio Sandmine job loss " a lie" 10,6:5 Salemi) 13.9:6 WA projeccs Co cose $5000tM0.6:8 No longer ye olde colonies 15.9:8 Many sandmining jobs lose,unionise asserCs 11.6:9 Rhodesians fighc closure 16.9:3 Mineral projeccs "deoend on growCh in Japan" Grassby challenged on Italians visic 16.9:9 1.7:6 MigranCs deCained 20.9:1 Refugee plan defended 20.9:3 Tough line ordered on mining sCrikes 11.7:1 AusCralia agrees on refugee inCake 21.9:7 Kimberley direcCor guilCy of fraud li.7:l Refugees prick conscience 28.9:33 PM plans Calks on ChreaC to minerals 14.7:3 Refugee liraic cricicised 5.10:3 7 years for company fraud 20.7:12 Help wanced for Icalian.s 5.10:16 Agnew miners to face trial 21.7:1 Canberra helps copper miner 16.8:3 MinisCer regreCs $39,000 report 6.10:9 Reunion for immigrant English families 600 jobs lost in nickel glut (Western 13.10:LH2 Mining Corporation Ltd.) 26.8:3 Points for migrants 25.10:6 WA nickel sackings defended 6.9:5 $2.3M migrant grant '6.10:12 $69M mineral search 7.9:8 "Migrant racketeer" n..-ned 28.10:3 Resources Cax noC general 9.9:3 Indians exCradiCod 29.10:8 Resource Cax opponenCs grow 12.9:3 SoliciCor, migranC leader deny cicizenship Canberra reaffirms resource Cax proposal rackec 31.10:6 15.9:6 Arab Cult jobs "p.- MINERAL INDUSTRY (C'td) MOTOR ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES (C'td) ConvenCion begins (Annual convenCion of the Australian branch of che AssociaCion of Mining, 2 women die on NorChern roads 10.1:1 ElecCrical and Mechanical Engineers) 21.10:5 Five hurc in 2-car crash 11.1:1 MeCallurgy insCiCuCe Calk 26.10:24 3 youChs hurt in car plunge 12.1:3 Fake gem reporCs checked 29.10:3 Truck crash disrupts road and rail 13.1:7 ConservaCion demands "muse be resisCed" Road viccim noC yeC idenCified (Belford) 2.11:6 14.1:5 World noC waicing Co invesC in AusCralia 2.11:25 Road viccim named (Peggy McDonald) 15.1:5 Propaganda on UCah: AnChony 7.11:3 Two die on M/cycle 17.1:1 CRA ex in mineral sCudy of aboriginal reserves AccidenC vicCims from Kurri (KenneCh 8.11:13 Rumble and Kevin Webb) 18.1:8 Gov. backs lAC plan Co aid mine (Mount CyclisC killed in crash (Ross Brookes) Lyell Coppermine) 9.11:25 20.1:3 Commonwealth accepCs bill for MC. Lyell Rider dies in crash (Neil ParCridge) 12.11:10 21.1:3 Corrosion experC Co receive medal (Eric PfdesCrian hurC (BlacksmiChs) 21.1:11 Wilson) 16.11:13 Man dead in crash (Mark Heddles) 24.1:3 22% increase in mineral exporCs 23.11:28 Woman and child hic by car (Windale) "Hard cimes" ahead for nickel industry 25.1:3 2.12:8 Boy killed in crash (David Lomas) 29.1:1 Cover ordered for asbestos 12.12:14 FaCher, baby die in crash (Colin Foley Mining council opposes resources tax and Hayley Foley) 4.2:1 22.12:10 Four nuns hurC in car crash (East Maitland) 4.2:4 MINERS' FEDERATION Car plunges over Bar Beach cliff 5.2:1 Cliff plunge driver recovering 7.2:7 Miners see job threat in $100M plan (Singleton) NewcasCle man killed in smash (Gregory 9.2:1 Edser) 8.2:3 Miners may stop $100M coal project 23.2:10 Crash viccim named (Gerd Skornia) 11.2:13 Miners to take new members 20.4:7 Man dies in crash (RoberC SCevenson) 14.2:3 Amplification to article on 20/4 21.4:3 2 die, 6 hurC in crash near Muswellbrook Liddell men agree to reCurn 29.3:3 14.2:8 Mine union leaders unopposed in poll Five NewcasCle people in weekend road Coll 6.10:8 21.2:3 PickeCs in unions backyard 11.10:3 YouCh killed in crash (Ross Giles) 1.3:3 Union chiefs Co visic Japan (W. Chapman) Injured boys ouC of hospieal 2.3:14 14.10:1 Injured man "cricical (Perilkis Sellis) Japan visiC (W. Chapman) 22.10:9 3.3:3 Japan union Cour ends 7.11:3 Driver sCill "cricical" 4.3:3 Union men find N-sCaCions "safe" 8.11:1 Inceresc awarded in hisCoric judgement Nuclear power sCaCions (LeCCer Co Che 5.3:4 EdiCor by J. Varnam and W. Chapman) 9.11:2 Bicycle rider killed (William Waller) Mineworkers "musC voice feelings" (Mr. E. 7.3:3 Phillips) 9.11:10 Two killed in car crashes in North 14.3:3 Wich, and of, che miners (Bob Kelly) 11.11:6 Woman >urC in GreCa smash 18.3:1 Miners execuCive 23.11:12 Two injured in collision (Lochinvar) "Mail delay" in mine cheques 8.12:13 18.3:3 Miners in pay row 16.12:8 MoCor-cyclisC injured 18.3:11 MoCor-cyclisC scill serious (Neville Frosc) 19.3:9 MISCELLANEOUS WORKERS' UNION MoCher, daughCer killed (judiCh Henneasy and Gemma) 23.3:3 MWU seeks organiser 11.5:14 Two killed (Geoffrey Edwards and Richard AWI cleaners 2.11:8 Russell) 29.3:1 Feathers fly in crash (Weston) 30.3:14 MOTION PICTURE INDUSTRY Seven killed in Gulgong car crash 4.4:1 Stolen car led to couple's death (Mudgee) $240 film grane Co girl, 11 (Sydney) 4.1:7 5.4:14 Singers Co open film 16.3:6 Woman dies in Kurri crash (j. Johnson) I Beades' film for ciCy 29.3:8 8.4:4 , Finch sCeals spoclighe wich Oscar firsC Man killed in crash 9.4:1 30.3:1 Motor-cyclist dies in Gosford crash 12.4:1 NoChing annoys accor (James Scewarc) 5.4:12 Car, forklifC collide (Wickhara) 13.4:3 R movie law Co be CighCened 28.4:3 2 dead, 5 hurC in crash near Gosford 13.4:3 AusCralian films shine aC Cannes 27.5:7 Hexham victira sacisfacCory 13.4:3 The PicCure Sho-rf Man comes Co Cown 10.6:5 MoCorcycle users face big risk 13.4:7 NewcasCle sound for surf film 23.5:7 DeaCh-car driver licensed one day (Sydney) $350,000 for new film (Nighc of Che prowler) 13.4:10 7.7:3 MoCor-cyclise named (Chriscopher Melling) Idea for film from lose love lecters 21.7:11 13.4:31 SCorm Boy wins in Moscow 22.7:3 Birch of baby follows crash 14.4:3 NewcasCle may miss film (Love leCCers from Man drowns, Cwo die on roads 18.4:3 Teralba Road) 25.7:5 Road viccim Caken Co Sydney (David MonCgomery) Vandalism closing MaiCland cinema 27.7:6 20.4:1 $300,000 drive-in (Rutherford) 11.8:11 Nighc deaChs drop 13% 20.4:8 Travelling film fesCival in CiCy nexC monCh Road viccim (Terrence Sands) 23.4:8 22.8:10 Four hurC in collision aC Seaham 25.4:3 Film producer believes in Sinbad (Charles Woman killed in mulciple smash (Scella H. Schneer) 25.8:7 Pascoe) 30.4:5 6 film!! in Cravelling fescival 7.9:7 Two police die in crash 4.5:1 film fescival prograra hard to flaw 12.9:10 Police killed afcer funeral of colleague Japanese may fund ouCback film 21.9:12 5.5:13 SCar geCs used Co her screen self (Susannah Driver dies in crash (Donald Baldwin) Fowle) 5.10:3 6.5:3 Reef fooCage hie in fiollywood 12.10 7 Funeral held for Cwo policemen 7.5:5 Piln feaCures NewcasCle (Love leCCers from Girls hurc in car 10.5:3 Teralba Road) 23.11:7 Woman awarded $124,000 (Brisbane) 10.5:6 .icCure show man's job is his hobby (Tlieo Man dead in crash 12.5; 3 Goumas) 23.11:16 Funds for police children rise 12.5:7 Rutlierford CheaCre opening delayed 9.12:9 Girl killed in car accidenC (.Julie Riddell) Drive-in muse pay council $20,000 (Rutherford) 14.5:3 19.12:7 One killed. 7 hurC in 3-car accident 18.^:3 XOVOR ACCIDENTS A.ND FATALITIES Driver finds out after crash (Swansea) 20.5:1 Trapped driver freed (H Hi 11^ 1.1:3 Crash at Karuah 31.5:1 Tvo killed (John Alabaster) 3.1:1 Teacher in crash died from injuries 3.6:1 "'o fa-nilies hurC in hi^liw.iy crash £.1:1 Teacher'.^ death ruled accidental 3.£:5 Tvo nen Crapped in c^r (Allaa Archibald NRMA aj.plauds crash policy 9.6:3 ««d Uonird Archibald^ 3.1:1 3 killed in crash: coroners finding 1C.5:6 .•«ife^^"«^••"W.M.fi . INDEX~ MOTOR ACCIDENTS A.ND FATALITIES (C'td) MOTOR ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES (C'cd) Girl, 14, killed in car crash (Diane Watts)27.6.3 Driver hurt in smash (Maitland) 16.11:3 $140,000 damages for brain injuries 28.6:8 Three die im smash (Dubbo) 18.11:1 Woman killed in crash (Faye Smith) 5.7:3 $20,400 award for injuries (Donald Neilson) Runaway bus scops in Lake bedroom, 18.11:8 passengers escape 6.7:7 Man killed in crash 21.11:1 One dead, 11 hurC in NorCh car smash 11.7:3 Driver dies after crash (Clement Honeybone) Road viccim "serious" 11.7:7 21,11:5 Car crash brings power line down 13.7:3 Rescue follows car plunge off bridge (Warners 2 killed in Bar Beach crash 19.7:6 Bay) 23,11:1 Man killed in crash (TimoChy Berry) 20.7:3 $47,364 for n>:ck injury (William Ellis) 23 hurC when bus, semi-er.iiler collide 24,11:12 (Melbourne) 20.7:11 Alcohol in cliff crash: coroner 25.11:1 Car crashes inCo house wall (WaraCah) 21.7:3 $8500 award for damages (Kim Harrison) Record sum Co car viccim (Perch) 22.7:8 26,11:11 Boy's skull fracCured in level-crossing Nine injured (Branxton) 28.11:1 smash (Yass) 27.7:3 Belford car vicCims "well" 29.11:8 CyclisC dies in harbour crash (Sceven Widow gees $100,000 damages (Maureen Russell) 27.7:3 Orlowski) 2.12:3 Runaway car pushes wall on eo caravan at $27,000 award Co drivf:r (Sydney) 3,12:8 Adamstown Heights 29.7:7 Man dies afcer car crash (HilCon Slade) Truck crashes into antique shop (Saidgate) 5.12:1 30.7:1 $440,000 awarded Co girl (Adelaide) 9.12:9 4 killed in North 9.8:5 Man dies in Wyong car crash 12.12:3 Woman dies in crash (Carol Murray) 13,8:2 Gosford woman dies in collision (Elsie Jupp) Two killed on Norhcern roads 15.8:3 13.12:3 Crash victim recovering (ScoCC Parker) Squad gees woman ouC of jam (New Lambton 16.8:7 Heights) 14.12:3 Boy killed (Jeffrey Robson) 18.8:20 Pedestrian killed on highway (Allan Pepper) One dead, Cwo hurC in crash (BranxCon) 14.12:3 20.8:8 Boy's arm broken in crash 14.12:3 Girl, 6, hic by car 22.8:3 "Car hit truck" in fatal crash (Belmont Infanc injured in accidenC 25.8:5 North) 16.12:8 Driver injured in Bonnells Bay collision Record damages to accident victim 16.12:8 26.8:3 Three die in crushed van 19.12:3 $41,000 award for injuries (Kevin ArmsCrong) Cessnock man diss in crash (Donald Lecc) 26.8:9 19.12:5 Three die on roads 29.8:1 Motor-cyclist killed (Robert Crocket) 30.12:3 IslingCon accidenC vicCim idenCifies Two killed in accidents (Jeffrey Wade, (Joseph Laws) 30.8:9 Stewart Henry) 23.12:5 Car deaths "suicide" 31.8:1 40 injured when tour bus overturns (Murrurundi) Creasy road claims mororist (Jennifer Jay) 27.12:1 1.9:7 Cooks Hill man dies in crash (Barry Henderson) Valley smash claims four of family (Muswellbrook) 27.12:3 2,9:1 Two bus crash victim i "in fair condition" Driver "not Co blame for deaeh"(Graham 28.12:3 Fleetham) 2.9:6 Tourist bus victims "satisfactory" 29.12:5 Smash scene helper dies (Robert Ridge) Youth dies in two-car accident 29.12:14 3.9:3 Scone man killed in Qld smash (Witold Man dies nine days after road accident Kubowicz) 30.12:3 (Joseph Laws) 6.9:13 Woman dies in car accidenC (Vicky BarCley) MOTOR RACING 12,9:3 Man hurC in plunge inCo car park 12.9:3 Chance meeting led to motor racing career CB radios aid hurC boy (Gosford) 13.9:3 (Clive McKay) 12.1:17 Motorcyclist dies after accident (Trevor SingleCon allows car rally 5.4:14 Dennis) 14.9:9 Kay seCs sighCs for BathursC 7.4:14 Three die on roads 19.9:3 Hairdresser Co drive in world rally 18.5:32 Car crash viccim dies (Ross Adams) 20.9:7 62-year-old in marathon rally (Les Hicks) Man killed, 7 hurc in collision 26.9:3 31.5:1 Smash vicCim named (Lawrence Simmonds ) 29.9:16 Truckles enCer rally 31.5:20 Four killed in school bus crash (Melb) 1.lO: 1 Rally crew misses boaC 30.8:20 Man killed in Scone collision (Gary Collison) BanqueC awaics rally drivers aC Pokoibin 5.9:9 3,10:11 Sig welcome planned for rally cars 17.9:5 Three killed in head-on smash(TamworCh) 4,10:3 uucback Cakes Coll of rally cars 22.9:28 Man cricically hurC 7.10:1 Wrong Cum reduces lead in rally 27.9:1 Five dead afCer bus plunges off bridge Drivers "noC free from bookings" 27.9:18 (Melbourne) 7.10:1 Cowan breezes in for second London-Sydney Young crash viccim dies (Darren Hargreaves) car rally 28.9:1 7.10:11 Rallying poinC (Leader) 28.9:2 Victim dies (Maxwell Kier) 8.10:3 ScoCs driver provisional London-Sydney Fatality named (Stephen Fell) 10.10:7 winner (Andrew Cowan) 28.9:36 Brakes on deaCh bus defended 11.10:6 ProCesCs Co decide placings 29.9:20 AccidenC lefc girl a paraplegic 12.10:14 Rally advencure costs $50,000 (Les Hicks) Womau dies after accident (Ivy Jenkins) 30.9:3 14.10:3 Moffae's fourCh win 3.10:1 Driver killed after seizure (George CoaCes) MoffaC Ceara cracks 1-2 in 1000 classic 15.10:3 3.10:14 Death, injuries on roads 17.10:3 Newcastle's 4 in cross rally field 7.10:14 Youth killed in smash (Rodney George) 18.10:7 Protesters "bug" rally course 13.10:24 Smash blacks out harbour 20.10:16 Woman, child hiC by bike 21.10:3 MOTOR VEHICLE INDUSTRY Five hurc in car accidenC (Teralba) 22.10:31 - "Good 1-uck" averCs airporC disascer (Mascoc) Councils plan bid for Ford plane 19.1:9 24.10:7 ACCempC CO actracC Ford Co NorCh 20.1:7 Two die on roads 27.10:1 Tomago siCe noc out yet 21.1:5 Hic-run viccim in hospieal 27.10:3 Hunter seeks Ford site conference 25.1:3 Appeal for evidence on police deaChs 27.10:3 Region must fighc for Ford, says leader Driverless car hies house (Adanscoi.u Heighcs) 7.2:1 28.10:3 RenaulC-Ford plan 15.2:12 Girl killed, 3 hurC in car accident (Deborah "StaCe failed on car plane" 16.2:16 Srown) 4.11:5 Anderson under fire over car facCory 17.2:1 Three hurt in bike accidenCs 7.11:3 TransporC query 'tuay block Ford plane" Man hurt in BHP collision 7.11:8 18.2:3 Store opens early for runaway car 9.11:34 Push for Ford facCcry urged 21.2:3 Alcohol, speed dismissed in police car deaths SeparaCe Ford bid possible soon. 22.2:10 10.11:7 'leeting to aCtract Ford 23.2:15 Woman hurt in accident 14.11:1 unity call on Ford submissions 23.2:17 $41,000 CO accide.ic viccim 15.11:10 Councils agree on Ford bid 25.2:3 Pr;du-*;vity "dirty word to unions" 25.2:11 Ffd .-_-. ses prices 3.3:.'; B.K.H. INDEX 63. 197 7 MOTOR '/EHICLE INDUSTRY (C'ed) MOTOR VEHICLES (C'td) Spare-pare Holden "will cosc" $21,941. 4.3:5 Spare parts rip-off (Leader) 25.3:2 Unions may ban Cyre imporCs 5.3:4 Rise soughc for car spares 25.3:6 ToyoCa plans AusCralian engine plane 10.3:16 Millions "on paper" for pares dealer 25.3:13 Ford sice decision soon 15.3:3 Car parts "below scandard" 26.3:9 Fords recalled 23.3:10 Off-road vehicle conCrols planned 30.3:3 Onion Co conCesC GMH plans 2.5:14 The off-roaders (Leader) 4.4:2 BiCing Che hand (Leader) 3.5:2 Inceresc "clash aC PJT" 5.4:10 Workers rejecC shuCdown aC GM-H 3.5:3 SCudies ordered for car repair code 6.4:11 Prime MinisCer rebukes GM-H on leave 4.5:3 MoCor cycle users face big risk 13.4:7 Firm "no" to car sales Cax cuCs 5.5:3 Car dealer fined (Melb) 23.4:5 Ingleburn chosed for Ford plant 6.5:3 MoCor regisCry concracc lee (ToronCo) 2.5:12 Car imporCs fall sharply 18.5:20 PJT asked Co reveal part prices 17.5:3 Car makers wichdraw evidence 24.5:3 2 roles seen for fuCure cars 19.5:11 Former PM in commercial for car dealer Mine firm buys hovering "uCe" 8.6:10 (John GorCon) 26.5:1 Old car Birdsville bound 22.6:8 $13 car repair now $103, PJT Cold 26.5:3 Ownership race of cars up 12.8:11 (MH, unions solve labour problems 27.5:3 NewcasCle firm joins in SIOOM Cender 20.8:5 InformaCion soughc o.i Ford plant at Ingleburn Vehicle Cicle check "coo hard" 1.9:6 8.6:14 CuC in car use predicCed by AAA 2.9:3 Deputy PM hits at car price rises 10.6:1 MoCor regisCry underway (ToronCo) 8.9:LH2 State move on smash repairs 14.6:11 OrbiCal engine will go solar 14.9:9 Car parts rivalry "helps repairers" 16.6:12 Car sales cerCificaCe "on way" 25.10:7 Car price rise "inevitable" with steel costs Pensioner car rebate refused 25.11:6 up 21.5:12 Engine system Co cue fuel bill (Mr. Hank Four-day week or more sackings: Chrysler Willems, Uni of Ncle) 15.12:9 30.6:1 No charges, laws for mopeds 16.12:7 Car parts supply "halted by union" 30.6:3 Motor vehicle registrations up 23.12:6 "widespread reaction" to cuts 1.7:5 Car part prices "noC juscified" 2.7:3 • MUSEUMS Chrysler Calks fail 6.7:3 Judge refuses Co end Leyland parCs ban 7.7:3 Bowling club badges go to museum (Singleton) Chrysler sacks men, cues work 9.7:1 7.2:10 Car chief predicCs doom 9.7:9 Scone may get horse museum 7.2:10 VW cues price as market slide continues 11.7:1 Grant for mine museum (Freemans Waterhole) OIH investment plans jeopardised 12.7:12 14.2:7 Canberra limits imported cars 13.7:1 Railway seeks home 16.2:17 Chrysler workers in wild scenes 13.7:1 A moving history - literally 17.2:LH2 Car indusCry warned of dire Crouble looming School will become museum (Gloucester) 14.7:1 28.3:11 The wrong course (Leader) 14.7:2 Museum may move to Fort ScraCchley 31.3:12 Japan Co proCesC over car quoCas 14.7:3 Museum (Leader) 4.4:2 MoCor car imporCs rise 20.7:37 Museum opens in May (Freemans Waterhole) AuCo pare cosCs down soon 22.7:1 4.4:6 NewcasCle car parts "noC changed" 23.7:8 Winery Co esCablish museum 2.5:3 Leyland ordered Co life pares ban 23.7:9 Service Co open museum (Mineworkers' Memorial Car pares ban challenged 27.7:7 Museum ) 7.5:5 Mosc car bans off 28.7:3 Memories of Che old mining days 7.5:7 Compecicion "deaCh-knell" 10.8:3 Mineworkers'museum opens 9.5:7 Car prices "cosC of war win" 11.8:12 $2000 for MariCine museum 16,6:12 PJT orders car parC prices review 24.8:7 Maricime museum seeks grant 10.8:11 Ford puCs up prices 27.9:9 Museum may escape rent 17.8:16 4-cylinder car Crend 30.9:11 Maritime museum in new fort home 22.9:3 Stand-downs in NSW as Victorian sCrike drags on Museum body may form 31.10:6 1.10:1 Upper Bowman Museum open 4.11:5 LitCle change for new holden 4.10:12 Museum in school opens (Upper Bowman School Car imporC quotas remain for 2 years 7.10:3 Museum) 7.11:5 "ACCiCude" charge surprises Ford 19.10:10 Backing soughc Co re-open local hiscory Ford appeal lose 20.10:6 museum 10.11:13 Japanese car proCesC 24.10:3 Hidden hiscory (Leader) 12.11:2 Ford suffers profic seC-back 28.10:6 Museum looks "hiscory" 12.11:2 Ford car plane plans delayed 8.11:12 HunCer region may get museum, gallery centre SCrike cosC mocor indusCry $100M 16.11:23 29.11:7 Vehicle plane opens doors (Kurri Kurri plane SocieCy to be see up for museum 1.12:3 of Man AuComoCive ) 24.11:8 Museum gains early ciCy photos 5.12:7 Chrysler dismissal righC upheld 29.11:8 Museum,gallery decision soon 12.12:9 Judge finds againsC Ford 1.12:22 $2000 for lifeboaC shi C (VicCoria) 20.12:9 Assembly plane's prompc Cruck delivery (Man AutomoCive PCy Led.) 14.12:30 MUSIC AND ARTS Car indusCry warned 14.12:31 Passenger car sales slump to 430,000 28.12:22 GranC of $5000 Co HunCer orchesCra group Road Co ruin (Leader) 30.12:2 20.1:3 Musicians Union officers elecCion 20.1:11 MOTOR VEHICLE INSURANCE Judge bans "greaCesC show" Cag for circus 29.1:3 New raCes expecCed for car insurance 13.7:1 Police cue shore rock concerC 1.2:1 Car insurance rise unlikely for mosc 14.7:5 Goon from good Co beguiling (Harry Secombe) Insurance for car rises 23.11:1 1.2:3 Price of Fords up 23.11:28 Seven hours of rock complainCs: police 2.2:7 ConcerCs early Curn-off "fair" 5.2:5 MOTOR VEHICLES All sec for Kodaly 10.2:17 Big band needs sofCer Couch 17.2:5 MoCor pares price inquiry welcomed 12.1:3 US singer opens Cour (MarCy bobbins) 18.2:3 A baby car for Coday (1911 Be be Peugeoc) Mobil head calls for arCs r^-form 22.2:5 13.1:12 Circus walks the high enjoymenC wire 24.2:3 Big cash for cars" ads under scruciny tobitious concert band proposal 24.2;LHl 18.1:1 Abba fans disappointed, noC a glimpse 28.2:1 Dealer defends car Crade-ins 19.1:11 Pipes, cruras band consCiCuCed 28.2:9 Spare parCs inquiry a lame duck: Wran 25.1:3 Bouncer, police venue for disco (SingleCon) CerCificaCe plan for private car sales 4.3:11 25.1:8 Ncwca.-^ele's own opera singer (John Shaw) 5.3:7 SCaCe car plan queried 26.1:3 Early birds geC no choice (Dick Emery Show) Football, meac pies. Kangaroo? and a lemon... 11.3:3 19.2:1 Bookings coTtplaint 12.3:5 New plates Co be issued 2.3:10 Encry in control but no fun 15.3:1 BisCribuCor defends car pares cosC 17.3:3 Club show (Leader) 16.3:2 Car pare cosCs "coo high: 22.3:3 Club manager denies cickec sale allegation Catch-up alleged in car spares rise 23.3:6 16.3:3 MinisCer widens cjr parCo inquiry 2-'.3:3 Council to lead in promoting bands 17.3:LH2 Moror Acc breaches earn $200 fine 24.3:10 E:n:;ry blcirk bookings approved 22.3:1 •—,l4,,.„-.„-. I3»«ifiS~r U.K.P., INDEX MUSIC AND ARTS (C'Cd) MUSIC AND ARTS (C'td) Jazz virCuoso wins adulaCion 26.3:3 Octet of Gallic wit and irony 16.1:3 New Sydney concerC hall planned 28.3:3 Orchestra group leader (Mr.J.Winther) 19.11:8 Old maesCro loses none of his Couch 31.3:3 A generous old trouper (Bobby LeBrun) 25.11:7 Music ban geCs THC supporC 1.4:11 Musical summer school (Newcastle College School Co presenC Oklahoma (Jesmond High of Advanced Education) 28.11:7 School) 6.4:8 Orchestra engaged for chree NewcasCle visiCs Musica Viva opens sCrongly 7.4:3 30.11:10 SingleCon band cenCenary 9.4:19 Brazilian conneccion musical diplomacy 1.12:3 Band coraes home wich placings (ToronCo Excicing, secure Messiah 5.12:7 DisCricC Brass Band) 14.4:LH1 BursCein enriches repuCe 8.12:3 Singapore girls in NewcasCle CaCCoo 18.4:9 CulCural cenCre grows (MaiCland) 14.12:29 Fine music, old-haC producCion (The Gondoliers) ChrisCmas carols under Cree again (Raymond 23.4:3 Terrace) 17.12:8 Record band parade planned for CaCCoo 26.4:5 SweeC sCrains of Jelly Roll success 21.12:3 Music SCudenC builds concerC harpsichord 27.4:7 MYALL LAKES Singapore sends pipers 28.4:5 SSO concere "world sCandard" 30.4:3 BiologisC finds new life in Lakes 26.4:8 Games "on par wich ScoCland" 2.5:7 Five year raining limiC ;jue on park 8.6:i Departure from overblown opulence 5.5:3 Myall park boundaries expanded 18.6:1 Band spectacular may be annual 5.5:LH2 Myall land cosC $6 raillion: Landa 20.6:10 Musical body gets new director (Dr. C. New maps on Myall and N. CoasC. 30.12:5 Pascoe) 9.5:12 Myall Lakes: seeking a balance beCween A memorable musical experience (Verdi's nature and tourists 31.12:7 Requiem) 10.5:3 Trio lives up to reputation (Beaux arts Trio) NATIONAL COUNTRY PARTY 17.5:3 Cultural week planned for October 18.5:19 CP supports Legislative Council 25.6:3 New chief conductor (Louis Fremaux, Sydney State NCP urges urnaium raining 27.6:3 Symphony Orchestra) 18.5:30 NCP wants return of conscription 27.5:9 ABC recital deeply satisfying 23.5:3 The decline of Doug Anthony 25.7:6 Opera director opts out 24.5:3 Ensemble a restoring experience (TaCry Polish NATIONAL GROUPS Folklore Ensemble) 30.5:3 Help for young musicians 2.5:LH3 400 at service for Greek national day A gianC playing eiddlywinds-ABC concerC 28.3:9 18.6:3 Festival may be annual event (Winzer Festival) FirsC concerC for musical group (CharlesCown) 4.4:6 23.5:LH3 Lord Mayor will open ethnic festival 7.10:5 ElecCrifying Tchaikovsky 7.7:3 Greek day celebrated 31.10:5 QuesC for orchesCra studied 21.7:20 Ethnic forum ConighC 11.11:5 Lake school bands Cake stace honours 21.7:LH1 CroaCs seek supporC for "embassy" 29.12:14 Recical from golden age 11.8:12 Wave upon wave of deep warm Cone NATIONAL HEALTH SCHEME'S (Professor Frank Pooler) 12.8:3 1000 musicians proCesC (Melb) 15.8:9 Bogus Medibank cheques alleged (Melbourne) SA teacher's "arichmusic" appeals Co Chinese 14.1:3 15.8:14 Medibank changes "nighCmare" 27.1:3 NZ choir due in NewcasCle Coday 17.8:27 "SecreC reporC" Cips Medibank rise 15.2.3 Elvis rush clears shop 20.8:3 Lynch rebuffs wage query 18.2:1 Nacional Boys' choir Co perform 24.8:6 Medibank claim office Co open 26.2:5 OpCimism helps ouC (Mr. Vince HillingCon) Nadgee naCure reserve expanded 9.3:11 24.8:7 Silence on Medibank defiance 9.3:12 Nighc aC Che proms is differcnC 29.8:3 Doctor on medibank charges (Melb) 19.3:3 End of music quota "desCrucCive" 29.8:8 Plans to stop abuse of Medibank 26.3:5 Keyboard underscanding (Heinz Wunderlich) Medibank changes sought 30.3:3 31.8:3 Jail threat to doctor cheats 13.4:10 OrchesCra gives supple display 1.9:3 Doctors face Medibank inquiry 27.4:3 New arCs board Co be formed 5.9:3 Medibank mobile office Co open 27.4:8 Galleries geC sCaCe help 5.9:9 Doctor guilcy in Medibank case 6.5:3 SCudenCs will give free concerC 8.9:13 Medibank is mobile 11.5:14 He wene Co Rio- jusC (Pecer Allen) 9.9:6 Rise tipped for health insurance 12.5:3 Things go amiss (ConservaCorium OrchesCra, St.-mdard drafted for bushwalk signs 12.5:15 Sydney) 12.9:10 Medibank curbs on pathologists 27.5:5 Rio man sCops over (PeCer Allen) 13.9:3 Medibank prison terms, fines up 28.5:3 Song of joy for kids (Susan Wilson) 15.9:16 MBF pleads guilty to two charges 31.5:9 TwilighC recical sCiraulaCing 19.9:3 Two doctors fined over fraud 2.6:6 WalCz or march, Chey play iC well (Irrawang Fraud cases to go before board 3.6:5 Primary School Brass Band) 24.9:1 DocCors give back $600,000 Cc fund 4.6:3 A clear, clean reading (Sydney String Quartet) No immuniCy for Medibank cheaCs 7.6:1 26.9:3 Medical fund fined $2500. 7.6:8 ExaminaCion pass is music Co her ears (Susan Fraud (edicorial) 10.6:2 Collins) 26.9:3 City docCors in Medibank quiz 10.6:6 Children make music 6.10:LH1 Healch fund change hies family pockeC 17.6:1 Use of band funds Co be decided 6.10:LHl A cynical sham (Leader) 17.6:2 Braves hollow in empCy hall 10.10:13 Penalcies up 22.6:1 A.rCisC Cakes place in pusic of world (Miss Surgery fee rise refused 22.6:18 Sandra Browne) 11.10:3 Healch fee rise noC cerCain 23.6:5 ReciCal organiser answers cricic 11.10:11 Medibank Co lower fees 1.7:1 22 schools perform in music fescival 13.10:LH1 Medibank aims for Cops with new fees 2.7:3 Jazz men play aC school (Ray Price Quintet) Pachology pay reporC goes Co Medibank 6.7:1 14.10:3 Healch fund holds raCes 6.7:17 Fine performai.ce from quartet (Amadeus Pachology and Medibank (Letter Co Che ediCor Quartet) by Pecer Hendry) 7.7:1 17.10:17 Healch quescions Coo Caxing il.7:3 300 ready to block shell (Singleton's Healch fund imposes "sCill in air" 21.7:3 Burdekin Park) 19.10:5 Canberra cackles paCholofjy abuses 30.7:1 Singer on a round Crip (Julie AnChony) Medical funds oppose cuCs 11.3:6 20.10:3 Healch insurance rise expecCtd 25.3:3 Singer's PR visit ends in flu (Mark Holden) MinisCer hiCs aC healch fund "scare CacCics" 20.10:7 9.9:3 All eggs puC in one baskeC (Acadamy of $750,000 in Medibark fraud 13.9:3 AncienC Music) 22.10:32 Health cheats (Leader) 20.9:2 ConservsCorium shines 31.10:8 2 doctors face register ban 20.9:5 $10,000 for bands considered 3.11:LH4 Health funds expecCed Co lift rates 28,9:9 A 99-year waic...while Che band played on Dorcor in falae claims case supported 30,9:3 (SingleCon) 10.11:1 Health fund race rift- "iraminenc" 3.10:4 Magical second half (Sydney S-.-mphony Orchestra) Doctors' f^es to go up 7.3% 6.10:1 10.11:3 An e'::.lr.'. cli-sh (Leader) 7,10:2 Itahibjn t.ind geCs top grade '^ahiba Pc.-rfi:.ng Club senior brass banc) li.ll:13 X" ^X R,M,H, INDEX 65. 1977 NATIONAL HEALTH SCHEMES (C'td) NATURAL GAS (C'cd) Medibank muddle 13.10:5 Gas (Leader) 26.8:2 Mixed response to Medifinance 15.10:8 UrgenC call for pipeline "Co save jobs" Medibank charges 2.11:8 26.8:5 DocCor is accused of fund frauds 9.11:8 The NorCh-WesC Shelf: a bonanza Chey Rising cose of Che Medimuddle 24.11:2 nearly blew 31.8:2 Liberals differ over healch fund rises 29.11:1 Gas: are we selling ourselves shore? 21.9:17 Healch levies "will rise nexC year" 1.12:3 NaCural gas pipeline Co NewcasCle possible "sympachecic" women Co gee jobs back 9.12:9 5.10:11 HCF seeks early hearing 16.12:3 Gas-from-coal Cipped as fuCure major resource 13 years jail for Medibank fraud 17.12:9 12.10:24 Canberra advice disasCer recipe says HCF. $50 scare for NW shelf 8.11:12 31.12:3 FIA seeks Calks on Eglo job 9.11:10 No union risk Co Eglo concracC 10.11:12 NATIONAL PARKS AND RESERVES Advice on pach of gas line awaiCed 19.11:3 Pipeline rouce "imminenc" 22.11:3 Values slashed, no paymenC: owners. (Myall Jump in oil, gas exploration shown in survey Lakes) 22.1:1 22.11:11 New appeal for national parks 26.1:10 BoosC for oil, gas link 24.12:1 Wildlife appeal for Lake and Wyong 3.2:LH1 Pipeline decision expecCed soon 30.12:5 Sandmining spliC 18.2:1 Keep sandmining. Premier urged 19.2:3 NEW SOUTH WALES Wildlife appeal 21.2:8 $50,000 soughc for BarringCon works 22.2:9 Advisory councillors named 31.12:5 Sandmlners advised Co curb dispuCes 23.2:9 Landa blocks sandmining (350 acres adjacenC NEW SOUTH WALES - PARLIAMENT to Seal Rocks and Treachery Head) 24.2:1 Nacional park proposed by MinisCer 24.2:LH3 Willis expecCs gloomy year 1.1:3 Wran, unions head for sand-mining clash 25.2:1 2 new runners cipped for Lib race 7.1:5 Issue divides Seal Rocks 25.2:1 Max Willis expecCs leadership win 13.1:3 Sandmining Calks Coday 28.2:3 AusCralia should unite in economic fight: Sand-mine jobs conference for Wran 1.3:3 Wran 14,1:5 VoCers "will judge Wran on mining" 1.3:7 Willis: no word on leadership 22.1:3 Myall mine pecicion lodged 9.3:3 Willis may seek confidence voCe 25,1:1 Reserve Co preserve foresC (Cedar Brush) Safe (Leader) 27,1:2 9.3:8 Willis claims clear win 27,1:3 Nadgee naCure reserve expanded 9.3:11 Wran cabinec reshuffle expecCed 4,2:3 ForesC, sand mining deal alleged 12.3:33 Councry seaCs ChreaCened (Leon Punch) 8.2:2 Woodchips favoured: sandmining doubc 17.3:1 StaCe cabinec goes bush.(BaChursc) 8.2:5 Charlie BeaCCie comes down from Sugarloaf Reshuffle saves Ferguson work 11,2:3 6.4:LH2 Willis calls for payroll Cax cues 14.2:9 NaCure areas named 2.5:12 Charaber Co discuss subraission (Review of ScienCific use for swamp land (MoffaC's Swamp) governmenC adminisCraCion) 14.2:9 4.5:11 Submission Co GovernmenC 15.2:10 Sandmining decision delay "upseCCing" 12.5:3 Wran "humbled" by Bill amendmenCs 9.3:3 SCandard drafced for bushwalk signs 12.5:15 MariCal, sex, age bias bans 11.3:1 CoasCal park geCs boosC (Munmorah ScaCe Recall for reform 17.3:1 RecreaCion Reserve) 13.5:8 DiscriminaCion Bill amended 23.3:3 New wildlife reserve 30.5:8 Teachers againsC bias Bill changes 23.3:14 Five year mining limic puC on park 8.5:1 AnCi-discriminacion Bill passed 25.3:4 BlackbuCC scheme soughc 11.5:8 Some bans on bias (Leader) 28,3:2 Trails closed aC BarringCon 11.6:8 Bias illegal on Chree grounds 28.3:10 ExCension Co nacional park - Kanangra-Boyd Wran Cakes on "che oCher place" 1.4:2 15.6:31 AnCi-discriminaCion Bill "eraasculaCed" ResumpCion prices challenged 1.7:5 1.4:3 $2000 for Myall land fighC 4.7:3 Cessnock MLA plans 1979 reCiremenC (G. Neilly) Lake reserves gazeCCed 7.7:LH2 5.4:14 Myall lakes decision defended 27.7:9 NSW Cenderers Co geC prioriCy 12.4:6 Myall Lakes decision cricicised 10.8:16 Superwran flying high 3.5:2 MinisCer backs wildlife cencre 22.8:11 Wran Che NSW supers Car: 4.5:12 Wildlife refuge for Singleton area 23.8:5 State may elect 45 upper house members 5.5:1 Man gives land Co Nacional Park (Brisbane Vfran denies reform move 5.5:6 Wacer Nacional Park) 31.8:19 Wran's Crip "snub Co Japan" 17.5:3 Addicion Co park (Apsley NaCional Park) MinisCer arranges NorCh Coast visic 17.5:7 8.9:LH3 Premier ChreaCens Co sue over flighc cricicism Wildlife refuges named 14.9:20 19.5:1 Drivers wane park access 28.9:16 Nouroea Crip reply 21.5:5 Trail permiCs available 1.10:10 Early poll Cepped wiCh LC reforra 25.5:3 TrusC Co plan future of reserve 17.11:LH3 Labor ready Co fighc on Upper House reform $50,600 grane for reserve 17.11:LHl 31.5:1 Myall Lakes panel role 22.11:10 Whiclam case: SCaCe call for inquiry 1.6:3 Correccion Co arCicle in Lake Herald on Democracy "che issue" in reforra 3.6:3 17/11. 24.11:LH3 First reforra bid for 16 years 3.6:6 TourisCs endanger emus in Myall Lakes parks ParliamenC suspension for Willis 8.6:3 25.11:9 Reforra Bill in Upper House 8.6:3 Landa puCs clamp on park sandmining 9.12:7 Premier acCs Co speed House reform 9.6:1 Willis ouC in uproar 9.6:6 NATURAL GAS Liberal leader "ISpc" 9.6:6 Liberal MLCs on mass Cour of HunCer 10.6:1 Gas fields decision soon: AnChony 16.2:12 Upper House referendum date set 10.6:3 GovernmenC mighe sell gas pipeline 25.2:5 Press fed rumour to Labor - Willis 10.6:3 N'cle gas line"in doubt" 28.2:1 Premier denies pressure on magistrace 10.6:5 Gas line waits for licence 1.3:3 Basically fair (Leader) (Reform) 13.6:2 AGL backs off bid to buy gas pipeline 19.3:3 Upper House compaign begins 17.6:3 Pipeline bid dropped 21.3:3 AsseC record "invasion" 23.6:3 Upper House reform democracic - Wran 24.6:5 AGL asked for gas plan 23.3:13 Mr. Punch aCCacks reform move 24.6:5 Gas project delay denied 25.3:13 CP supports legislative Council 25.6:3 Oil and gas se.:rch in NSW 20.4:25 Reform Bill "exercise in political expediency" WA gas flow "imminent" 25.5:10 25.6:5 Gas sales proposed via ease 1.6:28 Liberals wane gas lin,i aC NewcasCle 18.5:3 "Fiddles" in ALP plans for reform 27.6:5 WA - Hi.nCer gas backed 20.6:3 NSW deficic "less Chan $^M" 6.7:3 ACL wanCs gas pipe from WA to EAsC coast 21.6:12 Scaec will consider aid for NewcasCle 6.7:25 Liberals back NewcasCle pipeline. 23.6:7 Policical PR or "loccery of death" 11.7:2 6000 jobs in pipeline proposal 30.6:7 "No chance" for minoricies in Upper House Nalurcl gas start expecCed soon 2.7:3 reforms 19.7:3 P ana o defends gas plan sCand 5.7:5 LC polls cosc "abouC $3.5M" 28.7:8 BHP rules ouC Wesc-Easc gasline 6.7:1 Morris vacates shadow pose 20.3:1 Liberals seek SA gas 20.7:9 CandidaCes announced 1.9:12 Gas pipeiiie noc favoured 10.S:o Dockyaid, vc^er bo=ird .-er fund' 2J.^:1 EhcU [;a< «« .Thit, ^., Vi?,n -IS HI ^ N.M.H. INDEX NEW SOUTH WALES - PARLIA.MENT (C'Cd) NEWCASTLE (C'td) No Cax rise hinC for Budgec 24.9:3 Business give land to promote region 1.11:6 States may demand interesC cuC: Wran 30.9:3 Morsecodians' get Capping again 17.11:7 Income of NSW increases $455M. 5.10:7 Former ediCor geCs award for work (Mr. E.K. SCaCe Budgec Coday 11.10:3 Lingard) 30.11:9 Payroll aid for jobless 12.10:1 Roll on up for Che Cooks Hill fair 3.12:3 A human BudgeC (Leader) 12.10:2 Cooks Hill fair proves popular 5.12:8 State Budget - Country unemployed receive Service marks Timor invasion 7.12:14 $3M grant 12.10:12 David SC. shines ouC from Che indusCry Losses a heavy drain on finances 19.12:3 12.10:12 Officers for business club 17.12:10 Expected loss on transport $398M 12.10:12 NEWCASTLE - HISTORY Allocation for mineral pros pecting doubled 12.10:12 HisCorical socieCy geCs new home 19.2:10 EducaCion funds boosCed 13.8% Union acCive for 100 years (UniCed socieCy to $1014M. 12.10:13 of Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders) CompensaCion for Hericage 2.3:18 legislacion 12.10:13 Family hisCory researched (Tighe faraily) Spending on healch increases 24.3:18 16%. 12.10:13 Bluebell rudder recalls harbour Cragedy $28.8M see aside for culCural 5.5:8 groups 12.10:13 HisCoric life boaC changes hands 5.6:17 Land commission allocaCed $5M 12.10:13 Early ciCy well unearChed 11.6:5 Consumer granC 12.10:13 Dooraed building classified in regiscer BoosC Co police numbers and supplies 12.10:13 (Police Barracks, WaCC.SC.) 22.6:1 $46M for lands deparCmenC 12.10:13 Building recoraroended on hisCoric siCe Former MinisCer defends $5.6M cars buy 14.10:3 22.6:17 Auditor-General appointed 27.10:5 RusCing ferry wreck forms part of Newcascle's Parcies monoeuvre for conCrol of Che Legislative history. (Koondooloo) 10.8:18 Council 7.11:2 Old scenes of NewcasCle Beach 21.9:6 30-year limic puC on SCace archives 10.11:11 HisCorical signposCs 25.10:27 Wran calls for lower inCeresc races 10.11:15 HisCoric lifeboaC heading for a safe fort 2nd try for reforra Bill 11.11:3 (The Victoria) 23.11:8 Upper House reform closer 17.11:3 Rotunda history has its mystery 1.12:2 The political loneliness of an independent Record of NewcasCle 100 years ago 26.12:7 18.11:2 100 years ago - a Cown of life and busCle A dangerous luxury (Leader) 21.11:2 27.12:9 Bill to Council 21.11:9 Wran orders an open House 23.11:3 Inter-city travel was rough 28.12:18 Wran tops the pay scale 24.11:1 "State Liberals help cheap auction" 28.11:13 NEWCASTLE - VISITING PERSONALITIES Committee advocates interesC disclosure 30.11:1 Wran wanes sCrong cash law for MPs. 1.12:3 Author guest speaker at MHR's party (Donald Ex-leaders noC in shadow miniscry 20.12:3 Home) 21.1:5 Task force new elemenC in shadow minisCry Globetrotting grandmother (Marjorie Huber) 21.12:3 27.1:15 Sir Roden seCs record 22.12:3 Liberal MP's visit 12.2:31 CP Seven in shadow Ceam 22.12:8 Libs find Hunter rail needs differ 19.2:5 Reforra bid seen as vical issue 28.12:7 Russian scienCisCs visic NewcasCle 21.2:3 Fruicy troCesC greeCs PM 12.3:1 NEW SOUTH WALES - PUBLIC WORKS Shore visic (Leader) 12.3:2 Eraser's unexpecCed visic was well-kepC Renshaw warns of cuC in StaCe public works secreC 12.3:5 7.7:1 KnighC speaks for Legacy (Sir Nicholas Shehadie) 16.3:7 NEWCASTLE Researcher in North for talks (Dr. A. Gornall) 18.3:3 Sister city link not giramic'.^ 6.1:11 EEC men gauge coal wealth 25.3:3 City in danger of decline 10.1:2 China lecture Cour (DR.S. FiCzgerald) 25.3:9 Brothers raeeC for firsC Cim.e in 54 years NewcasCle sCay noC a visiC: PM 28.3:11 (Harry and Sara Evans) 13.1:16 Invice Mr. Fraser (Leader) 29.3:2 SisCer ciCy shows some Arcadian admiraCion African makes lecCure Cour (Mr. A. Mongola) 15.1:5 1.4:11 A challenge (Leader) Dr. FiCzgerald Co visic NewcasCle 14.4:14 17.1:2 Premier Co meet miners 22.4:3 No parade "because of apaChy" 21.1:5 Wran tips more job aid for Newcastle 25.4:3 Ex-NewcasCle man scill "moving on" (ArChur Comraunicating on higher spiritual levels Seead) 2.2:15 (Tora Houlihan) 27.4:19 Warning given on Indonesia 2.3:13 PM "not likely" to visit North 3.5:6 The NovocasCrian malaise 23.3:2 Greater study of Asia advocated (Dr. Stephen Freeraasons give $1000. 26.3:8 Fitzgerald) 4.5:8 An idiosyncracic view (Brian Cogan's views on Australian republic forecasc (Mr. E.SC.John) NewcasCle) 30.3:2 4.5:9 Second-raCe Co whaC? (Jim Sullivan) 6.4:2 China relaCions slaCed (Dr.S. FiCzgerald) Failing Co be iCself (J.Comerford) 13.4:2 5.5:3 Many asseCs Co build on (j.Laverick) 20.4:2 Ice cream aids show (Burl Ives) 11.5:3 "Licele chance" of quick inflaCion cue Canadian warns of drop in birChraCe (Professor (Professor J. Nevile) 22.4:3 Michael Ray) 24.5:9 LoCCery should aid CulCure (Sharon Raschke) Mr. CounCry music gives concere (Slim DusCy) 27.4:2 14.6:9 Model-crafC show opens 3.5:6 Mr. Grassby Co visic NewcasCle 15.6:25 Throw off che shackles (Jim Moodie) 4.5:2 Mr. Grassby Cells of AusCralia's apartheid HV group supporCs Frecilin 6.5:15 17.6:5 Mary reciring afcer 35 years (Mrs. McDonagh) On the map (note) 24.6:2 25.5:21 Noisy protesC marks Premiers arrival 24.6:5 NewcasCle lefc off the map 27.5:1 "Fiddles" in ALP plans for reform 27.6:5 Bill Lowe you are so quainC with paint MLA on 2-day raigranc visic 29.6:9 2.6:6 MigranC problems invesCigaCed (Mr, Paciullo) Buon giorno Newcastle 22.6:11 30.6:5 The road to recovery (Leader) 11.7:2 Mr. Wran Co visic North 15.7:4 ConsciCuCion changes urged 31,8:12 Premier to be cabaret guest 27.7:8 NewcasCle marchers for NZ 7,9:16 WitCy Daly vanCs daily wit 30.7:8 Cooks Hill's fair needs helpers 21.9:12 Mundey will speak on democr.icy 30.8:9 Club anni'^ersarv dinner (United Service Arcadian visiCor arrives (Mr C. Gibb) Club) 10.10:10 ' 1.9:3 American seeks wartime fanily (Mr, K. Calvin PcrliamcnC Che Copic (Mr. Walker) 1.9:18 Henry) 11.10:7 ExperC looks aC Jakarca, US roles (Dr. M. Warship clock more valuable wich tine 13.10:3 Caldwell) 2.9:5 pipe collection from i£70 (Harry Kcgsi)27.10 : 7 Two-day visit arranged for Minister (Mr. Crabcree) 5.9:14 '.M.H. INDEX 67. 1 77 NEWCASTLE - VISITING PERSONALITIES (C'Cd) NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL (C'cd) Arcadia couple mark anniversary 7.9:16 Hunter "needs PromoCion" 16.2:13 Crown land "mosC valuable"(Mr. Crabtree) Deadlock on car yard report (David's 8.9:7 Car Sales) 16.2:13 US "favours" Timor cakeover (Dr. M. Caldwell) Norths' bid for oval rights doomed 16.2:13 12.9:8 Barbecues for pools 15.2:13 Professor Co speak abouC USSR links (Dr. G. Inspection for Kemp St. 16.2:13 SevosCianov) 13.9:7 Space soughc for paCh (ScoCC Sc.) 16.2:13 Sir John a rebel with devilish wit 14.9:3 Troubles over car land (David's Car Sales) US viscior calls on unions, environmencalisCs 22.2:2 Co unice 14.9:20 AdverCising conCracC leC 23.2:14 Jeannie raises mixed feelings (Jeannie Licele) GifCs from sisCer cicy 23.2:14 15.9:3 No inducemenc for oil move Co Kooragang End of SCate conCrol mooced (Mr. Walker) 23.2:14 20.9:1 Investigation soughc inCo poor TV recepcicn Free speech "under ChreaC" (SenaCor Baume) 23.2:14 20.9:5 A very odd decision (Leader) 24.2:2 Talk on "beCCer life" (WalCer Dickraan) 24.9:10 Traffic sCudy Cerms in doubc 24.2:14 MuCual needs "greaCer Coday" (Mr. A.S. Manning) How noC Co gee in a peC over dirCy dogs 5.10:10 25.2:1 SovieC professor draws blank (Professor LM warns Craffic solucion noC polular 25.2:3 Ludmilla KassaCkina) 5.10:12 City traffic brief "amended late" 26.2:3 Media disCorCs sex: docCor (Dr. Sol Gordon) City traffic study backed for adoption 6.10:7 1.3:1 Envoy will speak (Mr. J. Brook) 12.10:16 Caution is necessary (Leader) 1.3:2 Mr. Wran in NewcasCle Co open radio sCaCion Questions on Newcastle's traffic report exCensions 25.10:6 1.3:2 Ambassador denies policical jail (Mr.A. Traffic plan decision for people 2.3:1 Baser) 11.11:3 Grooming salon for pets (Hanbury St., Mayfield) Nixon in Valley visiC 15.11:7 • 2.3:14 Sir Richard Co speak (Sir Richard Kirby) Shepherds Hill closure sought 2.3:15 16.11:9 Police Co consider shop plan 2.3:15 ManufacCuring employrrenC (Mr. Young) 23.11:8 Traffic, parking Calks noC public 3.3:1 Daly Co speak 29.11:5 CredibiliCy lapse (Leader) 3.3:2 NEWCASTLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HosCel Cerm 3.3:3 Council urged Co proraoCe cicy 3.3:7 A challenge (Leader) 17.1:2 SCudio keeps righcs (MalCfern SCudios) (Jhamber surveys coal-oil project 10.2:7 3.3:15 Chamber Co discuss submission (Review of Citizens hold own forum 4.3:1 governmenC adrainisCraCion) 14.2:9 Aldermen to see raosque site (Mayfield) Submission Co governraenC 15.2:10 7.3:9 Nesca granCs $1000 for booklet 9.3:15 Citizens conderan city council on Craffic Highway upgrading backed 19.3:5 SCudy 8.3:1 Chamber wanCs PM 16.4:3 Mail mix-up reprieves firm 8.3:7 Chamber head rejecCs CPI cricicism 30.4:9 Oil depot lease extension recommended Air Crip planned for beCCer highway 21.5:3 8.3:8 NewcasCle developers Co geC aid 21.5:10 Car sales firm allowed Co scay puC (David's Chamber urges ciCy promoCion 20.6:6 Car Sales) 9.3:1 21 vie for charaber posCs 24.6:3 Council in a bind (Leader) 9.3:2 20 candidaCes for chamber 25. 6:5 Plan release geCs Chumbs down 9.3:10 Chamber opposes plans for power union Yes and no on missing leCCers 9.3:10 28.6:7 Kooragang requesC refused 9.3:10 Knocking seen as Cop NewcasCle sporC 8.7:5 Six groups given leave Co speak on Craffic Kooragang Island leases cricicised as unsuicable 9.3:11 20.6:8 Traffic sCudy for coramiCCee again 10.3:1 Quick reply soughc on highway work 20.8:8 Rules are for breaking (Leader) 10.3:2 Book shows NewcasCle promise 15.10:32 Car yard verdicC scill in air 11.3:1 SCand on road defended 22.10:5 "MediaCor" in land dispuCe 12.3:5 Chamber member answers cricics 24.10:6 ResidenCs air views on scudy 15.3:6 Council "leCCing CBD down" 24.10:6 City to discuss traffic report opinions Campaign for promoCing ciCy 25.10:6 15.3:8 Chamber presses highway aim 2.11:7 Rescue unit soughc 16.3:10 Chamber Co acC over highway (Doyalson-Swansea Brickworks end upseCs alderman 16.3:12 Seccion of Pacific Highway) 9.11:11 Aid soughc for book on ciCy 15.3:12 PorC auChoriCy "muse conCrol Kooragang" Anderson "misled" alderraan 16.3:12 17.11:9 City study deferred 15.3:13 Island lease views "noC stated" 29.11:3 Council seeks criteria (Classification of Charaber keen to meet Ferguson 17.12:5 houses and buildings as historically valuable) 18.3:7 NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL Church requesC deferred 23.3:12 SCockCon welcome mixed 23.3:12 A challenge (Leader) 17.1:2 Anderson says reporC wrong (Cohen Warehouse Rezoning protesC letcer senC 18.1:8 siCe as a car parking sCaCion) 23.3:12 New pavilion Cenders possible 21.1:3 Free tickets "out of proportion" 23.3:13 Cohen building "noc viable as park" 2.2:15 Traffic sCudy meeCing puC back 23.3:13 Alderman slams sale of liquor by supermarkets SeparaCe Hunter ABC-T\' urged 23.3:13 2.2:16 $300 rate ceiling proCesC 23.3:13 Commiccee reconiraends demolicion of bank It may all come out in Che wash 2.2:16 (ApplicaCion to establish a laundromat) Ski slope plan for cicy opposed 2.2:16 24.3:7 Hall charge cricicised 2.2:15 Council to probe mystery holes 24.3:15 Quick disposal of d cgs noC backed 2.2:16 Aldermen reveal art loyalcies 24.3:15 Fresh Cenders likely to be called for pavilion MinisCer Co invesCigaCe (David's Car Sales) 2.2:17 25.3:1 Pink elephanc may grow 2.2:17 Town clerk araplifies car deal sCaCemenC Bar Beach (Leader) 3.2:2 26.3:1 Massage parlour opposed 3.2:11 Counci' inquiry (Leader) 26.3:2 Concesc plan for mall 4.2:5 Car yard rezone deadline close 28.3: 3 Wbeeler place (Leader) 5.2:2 Inquiry airaed aC MLA's charges 29.3:3 Wheeler PI.work sCarCs 9.2:9 Council raay hire consultant 30.3:1 Purchase of Cohen building bid fails 9.2:10 Inner-city plan for residents 30.3:12 Close voce allows NBN 3 to go ahead wiCh extensions Spillage watch favoured (BHP) 30.3:12 92:U 2000 - book order 30.3:12 ABC head replies on local TV facilicies Shop cenCre speed-up urged (Croudace Rd., 9.2:11 SouCh v;allsend) 30.3:12 f'-esh Cenders to be called for pavilion Ice-rink proposal backed 30,3:13 9.2:11 ImpacC sCudy soughc for lagoon (Murdering DifferenC roporCs on pavilion "correct" Cully and Glenrock Lagoon) 30.3:13 1C|.2:7 Catching up wiCh Kind uses 30.3:13 • °w p^^king site under sCudy ]6.2rl N.M.H. INDEX NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL (C'cd) NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL (C'cd) Pool lease proposal rejecCed 31.3:14 Aldermen see coraplainC in colour 11.5:15 Tenders for pavilion lease close soon 2.4:1 Jensen noC pursuing Davids inquiry 17.5:1 Alderman seeks disclosure of dealings 2.4:3 NBN challenges ruling on exCensions 17.5:1 Consulcanc (Leader) 4.4:2 Council voce on SCC pose 17.5:7 How powerful is che name on Che noCice 6 aldermen cricical of zone voce (David s 4.4:2 Car Sales) 18.5:1 Only one pavilion lease bid 5.4:1 Council seeks order avoiding by-election Parking meCer device Cop idea 5.4:6 18.5:8 Office block decision by council ConighC DebaCe sought on Farley site 18.5:8 5.4:13 NBN plea see for June 18.5:10 Pecuniary inCeresC moCion ruled ouC of Council haC-Crick for SCC post 18.5:10 order 5.4:1 Public address system survives motion 18.5:10 LM rebuffs visic quer-/ 6,4:8 Rebuff on ABC services fails Co decer aldermen Funds for HRAC deferred 5,4:10 18.5:11 Renovations may get new dusign prize 6.4:10 Car park Co gee fences 18.5:13 Parking supervisor recieves award 6.4:10 CiCy thanks Queen 18.5:30 $^M office block for Hunter St. approved Transfer of fort Coday 20.5:5 6.4:10 Developers leC off car impost 20.5:5 Renewal (Leader) 11.4:2 LM taken to heart unit 21.5:1 Pavilion lease row " a silly blunder" 13.4:1 Newcastle geCs keys of forC 21.5:3 Plaza paving tenders in 13.4:6 LM resCing in hospieal heart unit 23.5:1 Extension Co hosCel planned (Salvacion Funds requesC noC backed (Research informaCion) Army HosCel aC MereweCher) 13.4:12 25.5:12 IslingCon refuge for women open soon Support for $2M shop cenCre (SouCh Wallsend) (Jennys Place) 13.4:12 25.5:12 Paper walkabouC irks alderman 13.4:12 Public use of City Hall favoured 25.5:12 Report on future of City Hall 13.4:12 Anderson "progressing" 25.5:13 Restaurant plan favoured (Newcastle Aldermen defend stand on fire ordinance Basketball AssociaCion Club) 13.4:12 '25.5:13 Parking scaCion reporC on way 13.4:12 Control of signs in colour urged 25.5:13 Club plans exCensions (SCewarCs and Lloyds Target set for fuel fund 25.5:7 RecreaCion Club) 13.4:12 Safety fence tenders soon 26.5:7 Barnardo's donacion decision deferred 13.4:13 Barrier to end traffic hazard 26.5:20 ConsulCanCs Co gaCher more craffic daCa Grant deferred on pony centre 1.6:1 13.4:13 Business campaign sign "offensive" 1.6:12 "SupporC dock" call Co Wran 13.4:13 Aid supports amalgaraation of councils 1.6:12 Order Co end flood area development (Hexham- Aldermen seek review of bankruptcy laws 1.6:12 Sandgate) 13.4:13 Residents want say in NBN planning 1.6:12 Bar Beach (Leader) 14.4:2 Dubbo railway plan revived 1.6:13 Correction to article on 13/4. 14.4:2 Pony centre may lose $50,000 grant 2.6:1 Pedal pushers plan for bike paths 15.4:8 The $100,000 stakes (Leader) 2.6:2 Approval for plaza work 15,4:8 Residents oppose NBN decision 3.6:6 Pool cover cosCs " sCuns" council 16.4:5 Information soughc on Ford plane at Ingleburn PainCed name noC favoured 15.^:10 8.6:14 Bottle proves point 15.4:31 Quick accion on surf club grane urged 8.6:14 Policy on Darby SC. explained 16.4:31 Demolicion delay aC Minmi urged 8.6:14 Bus sheds decision puC off 18.4:6 Caryard land discussion afCer voce Cie 8.5:15 Cicy may gee poker service cenCre 18.4:12 Forceful warning - Land - Davids Car Sales Disposal sCudy may cosC $7400 19.4:9 (L) 9.6:2 Animal pen proposal rejecCed 19.4:11 Planner urges reversal of Davids Land dec. SafeCy nee discussed 20.4:5 9.6:11 CompuCer Crip accepCed 20.4:12 Council able Co ousC caryard MLA asserCs Alderman seeks mail lisC 20.4:12 9.6:11 Work gains applause 20.4:12 Aldermen's car purchases "legal" 10.6:3 Civic plaza Cender leC 20.4:12 Principles (noCe) (David's Car Sales) 14.6:2 Kiosk row "caused loss of faich" 20.4:13 Single voce may Cip car yard issue 14.6:3 Traffic sCudy will be expanded 20.4:13 Church developmenC uniCs supporCed 14.6:17 Order proCecCs river Weclands 20.4:13 Davids Car yard decision again delayed 15.6:1 Council Co remove rubber Crees from Mall The graffici falls on council walls 15.6:10 21.4:1 Town Hall clock in noise CesC 15.6:10 Council sends "gsC well" Co Baddeley 21.4:13 New site Co save $50,000 horse centre grant Council seeks Jensen ruling 21.4:18 15.6:10 InjuncCion soughc over car park 23.4:1 Powerman, powerraan, save that tree 15.6:10 Anderson believes land issue over (David's Looking in Co burials 15.6:10 Car Sales) 23.4:3 Alderman worried over alcohol plan 15.6:31 BuCCon may silence Aldermen 27.4:1 KoCara landslip acCion recommended 16.6:11 MoChers seek better pedestrian crossing Residents angered by resumpcions 17.6:6 (Croudace St., Lambton) 27.4:14 Looking for the weak links in local government - Screening clinic not favoured 27.4:14 E. Jackson 20.6:2 Residential sCudy Calks confuse NERG. 27,4:14 The role of officers in council management - Car deal "noC by ALP man" 27.4:27 E. Jackson 21.6:2 Analgesic abuse cases for sCace 27.4:15 Flat and shop complex favoured 22.5:1 SisCer ciCy may gee flag 27.4:15 Davids yard vote still tied 22.6:16 Lumsdon "big loss" 27.4:15 $25 donacion opposed 22.6:17 Mayor may geC cheaper car 27.4:27 Chamber book queried 22.6:17 MLA alleges pressure in zone inquiry Town clerk replies on managemenC 28.6:2 (David's Car Sales) 30.4:1 Council farewells Cown clerk 29.6:3 Town clerk resigns 30.4:1 NewcasCle book projecC "racher sad" 29.6:14 Traffic policy challenged 2.5:8 Replacemenc of alderman puC off (Aid. Traffic sCudy plans go ahead 2.5:12 McNamara) 29.6:14 The vision of a ciCy (Leader) 4.5:2 Car yard dicision pending 29.6:15 LM cases for louder voices 4.5:10 Land dispuee submissions cricicised (Davids Housing plan considered 4.5:10 Car Sales) 30.5:5 Newcascle's sisCer ciCy Co gee AusCralian Wickham "Caken" Co council 30.6:10 flag 4.5:10 SisCer cicies' flags fly 30.5:18 Harbour park site sCudy approved 4.5:11 Pony body accepCs land 1.7:3 ForC lease granCed Co council 4.5:12 Park hill climb recommended 6.7:10 Hall may be public (New LambCon) 4.5:19 No funds for hospiCal land (Dudley) 6.7:10 Council bays aC urban dogs 5.5:1 RNH nuclear floor "urgenc" 6.7:10 $36,000 Co fence carpark 5.5:7 Tenders call will aid jobs 6.7:10 New ciCy Craffic commicce'- praised 5.5:11 Hexham airporc developers fly inCo headwind Alderman faces loss of seat (Aid. McNamara) 6.7:10 11.5:1 HunCer CheaCre group may use Cicy Hall 6.7:10 "Half-case" warehouse 11.5:14 Aldermen divided on Davids land issue 6.7:12 $36,000 fence urged for car sCacion 11.5:14 New fencing material proposed 7.7:7 Apprentice report 11.5:14 Council Co discuss sound system 7.7:16 House putchases recommended 11.5:14 Lord Ma>or back aC des'k 12.7:7 Mis.-^ion priiised (Mission to Seanen( 11.5:14 HospiCal car park plan accepCed 13.7:1 National e'='.ic^ liscing nay bring objeccions Davids debate goes back 13.7:16 11.5:15 Heavy vehicl" parking study 13.7:16 N.M.H. INOEX 69. 197; NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL (C'td) NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL (C'cd) Alderman to live in Asia (Aid HeCheringCon) Portrait will honour first woman lord mayor 13.7:17 26.10:13 Error delays city traffic study 15.7:4 Car market advocated 26.10:13 $1500 survey of City Hall 15.7:6 HamilCon car yard zoning in balance 26,10:13 Council chambers Co have am.plifiers 15.7:13 Decision on council appoinCmenC held Lord Mayor suffers second aCCack 20.7:1 27,10:5 MereweCher dogs worry council 20.7:11 Unemployment depuCaCion Co StreeC 2,11:11 DHR backs new Throsby bridge 20.7:14 Friday show holiday backed 2.11:11 Building will benefiC Cwo SCockCon sporCs Arc gallery wins design award 2.11:13 clubs 20.7:14 Go-ahead given for $1M score (Bebarfalds) Council prize 20.7:14 2,11:13 Homeless "need centre in day" 20.7:14 AdjournemnC for Aid McDougall 2,11:33 David's land suspension favoured 20.7:15 Mayor's porCraic commissioned 5,11:9 AccidenC prompCs cycleway query 20.7:15 $30,000 geological map wins no supporC Mayfield massage parlour approved 20.7:15 9,11:13 ForC beckons obelisk guns 20.7:15 Save Che Crees: Aid, 9,11:13 Lord Mayor will baCCle on 21.7:1 Aid projeccs lisCed 9,11:13 Davids ruling "policical" 21.7:20 AnCi-noise service invesCigaCed 12.11:8 The man behind our ciCy (Mr. W.Burges ) Lord Mayor loses on poinCs 14.11:3 23.7:7 Musical plr..i for CiCy Hall possible 16.11:7 ReporC on fire excape soughc (NovocasCrian Aldermen scrap Davids rezoning bid 16.11:15 Motor Inn) 27.7:11 Car saga ends (Leader) 17.11:2 Jobless plan not popular 27.7:11 Council choose LGA-nominee 17.11:12 Mayfield land investigated 27.7:11 Aldermen accused of inconsistency 21.11:5 Elermore Vale plan urged 27.7:11 Car yard rezoning brings appeal to rainiscer Aldermen to inspect fort 27.7:11 22.11:3 Newcastle to seek urgenC developmenC aid MinisCer weighs car yard appeal 23.11:3 27.7:11 Show CrusCees "coo old in aCtiCude" 23.11:15 Davids caryard resulc "same despite voCe" Civic CheaCre promoCion plan 23.11:15 27.7:11 Hexham inspeccion favoured on developmenC Noise pollucion service urged 27.7:11 order 23.11:15 Council Co build club 27.7:11 Union studies council post decision 30.11:3 BlackbuCC canCeen plan 27.7:12 Urgent letter on FM radio 30.11:20 Land zoning (Leader) 28.7:2 Jubilee appeal leader invited to Newcastle From royalCy Co poCholes (Lorna HeCheringCon) 30.11:20 28.7:2 Another Q van sought 30.11:20 Elermore residenCs Co geC hearing 28.7:6 Coal dust issue goes Co panel 30.11:20 ALP aldermen release secreC reporC 30.7:3 Approval for resCauranC (RegenC SC., New No council meeting ConighC 9.8:7 LambCon) 1.12:4 Traffic island reshaped 10.8:7 CiCy council Chanks conservaCorium CuCor CompuCer proposal supported 10.8:8 1.12:7 Council unveils CencrepoinC-sCyle plan for Drain Co ease creek danger (Wallsend Park) SCrand block 13.8:1 1.12:7 Council rejecCs car yard requesC 13.8:33 Judge cricicises ciCy council 1.12:19 Council seeks design enCries 15.8:14 Ground for riding set 3.12:11 Panel seeks cycleway reporC 17.8:16 LavaCory plan approved 5.12:7 Alcohol move referred Co MinisCer 17.8:16 LavaCory job aid offered 7.12:14 Boccle shop plan backed 20.8:30 Alderman alleged neglecC of Wickham 7.12:14 Land rezoning opposed 20.8:30 CiCy pancake kiCchen considered 7.12:14 Replacemenc of bridges favoured 22.8:12 SupporC for conservaCorium Co lease pare Murdering Cully reserve urged 24.8:6 of CiCy Hall 7.12:14 Car renCal firm reprimanded 24.8:12 Ferry wharf lavaCories soughc 7.12:14 Propercies reporC Co be published 24.8:12 Gymnasium inspeccion 7.12:15 Wide changes in adminisCraCion 24.8:12 Business use for land urged (Corner of RoberCson named represencacive 24.8:13 King and Union SCs.) 7.12:15 Changes for ciCy council (Leader) 25.8:2 Hexham airporC applicant disputes conCrols Council in favour of jobs scheme 29.8:7 7.12:15 PosC-election seminar proposed 31.8:15 ObjecCors inviCed Co flaCs siCe (Bruce Map of earch faulcs call 31.8:15 SC., Cooks Hill) 7.12:15 EasC End fuCure concern if land sold 31.8:15 Union will seek advice on appeal 7.12:20 CiCy plans for council study 31.8:15 Illness hiCs Cwo in civic centre 8.12:1 EasC End plan poinCs Co change 1.9:3 Industrial escaCe Iocs for sale (SandgaCe) Ombudsman change proposal rejecced 7.9:16 8.12:5 TransporC body urged 7.9:16 Land may be rezoned 8.12:12 IndusCry sCudy aC Wickhara 9.9:5 Plan upseCs cycliscs 9.12:7 Horseshoe Beach land move urged 17.9:5 Challenge Co council on airsCrip 14.12:6 Lord Mayor geCs ¥3000 pay rise 27.9:1 3-week meecing cycle for 1978 14.12:17 NewcasCle council comraictees 29.9:15 "Granny" flaCs geC green lighC 14.12:17 Meecing cencre sCudy of CiCy Hall 28.9:10 Cooks Hill flaCs plan approved 14.12:17 Talks on land zoning move 28.9:10 Council's bid for Cohen siCe 15.12:1 SporC - alcohol link deplored 28.9:10 Council defers land decision (Railway The policies of consensus 29.9:2 land in WaraCah) 16.12:7 A consensus on policies 5.10:2 No decision on car park (Cohen Building) New aldermen Co see Davids car sales 5.10:15 16.12:7 Harbour car park rejecCed 5.10:15 Mayor inviCed Co dinner (Dinner Co honour Mayoral porCraiCs move 5.10:35 Sir Rodcn CuCler) 15.12:9 Motel fire escape queried 5.10:35 Council Co meeC over Cohen's fuC-ure 17.12:3 Civic work recognised 6.10:5 Cohen car, office plan offered 19.12:5 Bureaucracy delays 8.10:5 Council moves Co reCain Cohen's facade Jobless cenCre idea hinges on council 11.10:6 20.12:1 Lower parking scaCion urged 12.10:8 Hexham airporC formally cleared 20.12:9 CompuCer plan "specCacular" 12.10:15 The besc of boCh worlds (Leader) (Cohen Shop application noC favoured 12.10:17 Warehouse) 21.12:2 Neighbours obiecC Co commission flaCs Lord Mayor pleads for youCh 22.12:11 12.10:17 Beach gospel supporCed 12.10:17 NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL - CIVIC CENTRE Wharf Rd. plan in doubc 19.10:1 Women on councils Co raeeC 19.10:13 $115,000 Co keep Che tower going 8.1:3 Flowers on cmbankmencs suggesCed 19.10:13 Mayor "not aware" of centre deCails 15,3:1 Caryard reporC 19.10:13 Anderson Co inspect building 16.3:12 Lumsdon memorial exhibicion mooCed 19.10:13 Admin centre opening for business 17,3:3 MeeCing called on grane proje.cCs 19.10:13 New city cenCre opens 29.3:3 Air connucer cues "would be harmful" 19.10:13 $5.82M tower cosC 30.3:12 ResidenCs make privacy proCest 19.10:13 Council sCaff seCCles into new offices No Calk on compuCer plan 19.10:13 31.3:6 Clock change suggesced 19.10:13 Firm silent on admin loss I,, :6 A brighcer ciCy (Leader) 20.10:2 CuCler Co ojicn admin cenCre 2.4:1 ConCrol of council swings to ALP. 22.10:5 Centre, gallery "cosC $1M year" 4.4:5 Committee is set to ring ihem bi-'Us 26.10:13 KeporC ou cosC cf building 6.4.10 N, M,H,INDEX KCWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL - CIVIC CENTRE (C'cd) NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL - ELECTIONS (C'Cd) Cencre's cosC rise blamed on BLF. 9.4:3 LeCCer abouC new aldermen "insulc" 30.11:20 Plaza paving Cenders in 13.4:6 A sCorm in a Cea cup: Aid Cummings 5.12:2 Governor will open council cenCre. 22,6:13 CiCy ward candidaces ouCline policies CenCre symbol of confidence 24,6:1 13.12:12 The civic hearC (Leader) 24,6:2 A viCal poll in Cicy Ward 16.12:2 CiCy Ward poll Comorrow 16.12:6 NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL - ELECTIONS ALP gains control of council 19.12:1 Labor gains control (Leader) 19.12:2 Two clergymen conCesC ALP council selection 11,2:1 NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL - HEALTH AND GARBAGE Business man in mayoral campaign (Brian Shepherd) 14.2:3 Warning on offences under Food Act 9.2:10 McDougall "urged" Co sCand 15.2:1 Sanitary charges 2.3:15 GorrecCions Co 11.2.77. 15,2:3 Group coraplains about smell (Birmingham ConCesC (Leader) 16,2:2 Gardens) 16.3:12 Anderson nominaCed as LM candidaCe 22.2:1 Health inspectors' powers 16.3:12 New faces on ALP council balloc 28.2:1 Sickness disrupts garbage service 18.5:6 McDougall in lisCs as lord mayor, alderman Alderman worried over alcohol plan 15.6:31 3,3:1 Minmi land hearing delay 18.6:13 ALP candidaCe never doubced endorsemenC 38 stray cats Caken away...only one to be (Aid Cummings) 23.3:6 seen 29.6:14 Ombudsman proposed 9.4:5 Waste study requested 10.8:16 Cicizen Cea for council elecCion noC yeC Healch services for review 5.10:15 decided 20,4:13 Garbage area reporC 20.10:13 Shepherd quiCs eleccion 12.5:3 Disposal services may link 29.10:32 Candidate selecCion deferred 17.5:3 Flies blow in early 2.11:3 Council poll norainacions 19,5:11 Garbage men face waic 23.11:12 Aid Anderson Co sCand for re-election 1,6:7 Dump fire sees $70,000 bill 28.12:6 Citzen group names council poll team 16,6:1 Citizens Group want more Federal funds 16,6:7 NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL - PARKS 5 seats to hold key in council elections 18,6:33 Sister city park proposed 27.1:7 Task for the new men (leader) 20,5:2 New Adamstown Park chairman (Aid. Henderson) New runners for council elections 12.7:7 23.2:14 Chance to meet council aspirants 22.7:9 Civic Park soughc for MatCara 16.3:13 Draw for election places 23.7:5 ApplicaCion made for park feCe 17.3:15 Lord Mayor quits elecCoral race 1.8:1 State grant for amenities bloc'/: (Rowland Environmenc key Co council elecCions 1.8:1 Park) 13.5:5 Cicizens' Group(Leader) 9.8:2 Trees may be lopped (Arthur Park) 25.5:13 New scarcer in mayoral race 9.8:7 Extension for park rejecCed 20.7:1 Eleccion candidaCes meeC che people 12.8:1 Park fee rise proposed 20.7:15 Labor begins council campaign 13.8:1 Pacific Park (Leader) 21.7:2 Council norainacions closing 16.8:5 Council seeks calks on park future 28.7:8 Aid Cummings firsC on balloC 20.8:5 JAC weekly meetings approved 24.8:12 Cicizens, Race payers make poll deal 5.9:8 Civic Park equity report sought 24.8:12 Racing in Che civic sCakes 7.9:3 $12,000 "insult" on park payment 13.10:5 The Lord Mayoral candidaCes: No. 1 Joy A plea for parkland (Leader) 14.10:2 Cummings 8.9:3 Fountain may play again (King Edward Park) The Lord Mayoral candidaCes: No. 2 Aid R.J, 26.10:13 RoberCson 9.9:2 Hasluck backed as park name 27.10:14 The Lord Mayoral candidaCes No. 3 Mr. D.G. Dedication of parks sought 31.10:6 McDougall 10,9:2 Park proposal going Co council (King Edward ParCy backs Mr. Lucky 10.9:8 Park) 1.11:3 The Lord Mayoral candidaCes N. 4 Aid V. Bell National Park "needs fairy godraoCher" 12,9:2 2.11:11 ALP swicch on council poll 13.9:1 Allocation sought for city park (King Edward) Hey! The council elecCion is SaCurday! 14.9:1 9.11:13 A low-key elecCion (Leader) 14,9:2 FloodlighCs aC oval corrode (Townson Oval) ExperC Co aid candidaCe 14.9:6 9.11:13 Aid Cummings cricical of Cicizens slogan Park road may be closed (Pacific Park) 14,9:10 15.11:1 58 candidaCes in seven wards 14.9:18 Tree grove favoured 8.12:5 Cicizen group has eggs in several baskeCs GranC Co extend park pavilion (Nacional Park) 15,9:1 10.12:35 Campaign warms up wich debaCe challenge 15,9:12 $28,500 for pavilion (NaCional Park) Poll sysCem cricicised 15,9:12 24.12:5 ClarificaCion Co arcicle on 14/9. 15.9:14 Citizens teara runner denies Liberal front NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL - PLANNING 16,9:5 Close race for lord mayor 17.9:1 A dream of a ciCy 22.9:2 SCrengCh need (Leader) 17.9:2 Elemore plan rejeccion so-aghc 24.11:7 NewcasCle polling places 17.9:11 Council defers zoning decision 1.12:13 CommunisC link denied 17.9:11 Elermore EsCaCe proposals cricicised by Labor see for mayoral sweep 19.9:1 officers 7.12:15 Aid Cummings wins by a landslide 19.9:1 Labor wins che chair (Leader) 19.9:2 NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL - RATES AND FINANCE Tiny margin cosCs ALP council conCrol 20,9:1 Newcastle voCing 20.9:8 Lift ciCy rate 12%, budget notes urge 7.1:3 Plurabers honour new lord mayor 20.9:15 Valuation appeals covered in budget 8.1:3 RccounC in ward resumes Coday 21,9:11 Rate to be set at special meeting 2.2:17 Council's voCing paCCern scill unclear Bowls club raay get refund 2.2:17 22,9:7 Support for one-way (Light Sc.) 2.2:17 ALP fails in Ease Ward counC 22.9:7 A financial Cime bomb (Leader) 4.2:2 CommunisC preferences 23.9:5 Citys' proposed rate beats most 4.2:5 Why nobody really won the council elections ALP wants 8% city rate rise 8.2:3 19.10:2 BudgeC knives are out (Leader) 9.2:2 City council poll arranged 26.10:7 Newcastle rate increased 8.5% 10.2:1 Non-voCers may noC be fined for lasC poll 26.10:13 Compromise budget (Leader) 11,2:2 Three for by-elecCion 28.10:3 ResidenCs, unions oppose new rate 11.2:7 Manning cip for ALP 29.10:5 Borrowing of $3M suggesCed 7,3:15 Manning wins ALP preseleccion voce 31.10:5 $421,000 budgec cue discussed 2.3:15 No fines for non-vocers 2.11:13 Fixed grane favoured for foundacion 2.3:15 Liberals nominace for vical city poll 17.11:3 $178,000 in Cenders 16,3:12 Liberal Cops balloC 19.11:3 ReporC on "lose" races called 16.3:13 CiCy bv-elccCion sCrains Che consensus hopes Fund proposed for acquisicion 16,3:13 28.11:2 Rate increase "unacceptable" 21,3:3 ALP begins campaign 28.11:3 Council criticised on rate subsidy 23.3:14 Po'l l^tt<=r cricicism a sC.rra in a Cea:up" Dilemma for cuncil (Chris- Church C-ithedral ) 23.11:9 (Li-sder) 24.3:2 H.H. INDEX 1977 NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL - RATES AND FINANCE (C'td) K?;WCASTLE CITY COUNCIL - WORKS Aid hopes raised after cicy visic 23.4:3 $^ program of special works urged 2.3:15 Delay for fee review urged 27.4:15 Works depoC subsidy 22.6:17 Family life donacion 27.4:15 Works depot grant 29.6:14 Relief money for saleyards backed 27.4:15 LM'3 cars Co cosC $20,534. 5.5:14 NEWCASTLE COLLEGE OF ADVANCED EDUCATION No silver Cloud line for council 6.5:5 Bowling club asks for races money back Housing shortage faces students 6.1:3 11.5:14 College to drop English levels 16.2:15 GranC soughc for roadwork 11.5:14 Meecing on music college Coday 16.2:17 ToCal spending climbs Co $23.8M. 11.5:14 Hopes rise on college, conservaCorium rife Aldermen condemn Cax allowance refusal 17.2:7 18.5:11 New education centre hailed as vital 25.3:5 $15,000 gifc Co church recommended 25.5:12 New NCAE council in office 2.4:31 Club's race bill waived (Wallsend Women's Closer link for college, conservaCorium 13.4:7 Bowling Club) 25.5:7 ParenC "lefc ouc" in educaCion 14.4:13 Club refund reconsidered (V/allsend Women's NCAE council adds Cwo 18.4:8 Bowling Club) 1.6:12 CAE council chief elecCed 19.4:7 Church gifc deferred 1.6:13 Mother wins college prizes 7.5:1 $25 given Co Bible Society 29.6:14 Nursing body upseC over funds 25.5:10 Parkers pay $18,000 29.6:14 Tremendous changes Cipped in nursing 26.5:15 Soccer club defends granC 1.7:5 NCAE access road shife planned 10.6:7 Council owed $866,000 for 1975 7.7:16 CAE puCs on open day 17.8:19 Census error may increase ciCy granC 23.7:3 600 aCCend CAE open day 18.8:20 NewcasCle surplus $247,000 10.8:8 NCAE holds seminar 20.8:10 Change in parking money use rejecCed 7.9:16 MaCure age sCudenCs fighC for jobs 26.8:1 Land buy urged (Mayfield) 28.9:10 NCAE head dispuCes trainee job forecast 29.8:7 CiCy mission donacion 28.9:33 Environment seminar wants public education 30.8:9 Locker fee rise urged 28.9:33 Conference studies suburbia 2.9:3 NewcasCle geCs $1,5M Cax granC 7.10:1- Are SCudenCs in space crush 7.9:10 GranC may go on beaches 8.10:8 Teachers blamed for poor readers 6.10:7 Children's pool prices may rise 12.10:16 Student art sells 29.10:31 Price of beach wall up $22,850 in year NCAE arts school 2.11:17 26.10:13 UK industrialises lead seminar 16.11:22 Cachedral, jobless share in gifC 2.11:11 Musical summer school 28.11:7 $4^M agreed for loans 9.11:13 Grane Co CAE will aid schools 15.12:6 BudgeC plan release delayed 23.11:15 5% cicy race rise expecCed 26.11:1 NEWCASTLE EAST SCorm damage offer increased to $256,000 6.12:5 Possible solucion Co "Beaches"rov; 20.1:7 Banking security concerns 7.12:15 NewcasCle Cree plan urged 15.3:7 More discussion for research grants 14.12:17 EasC End helicopcer pad, resCauranC plan 16.3:13 BudgeC decision deferred uncil January Greenery (Leader) 17.3:2 14.12:17 Camp shorcland "noC suiCed Co heliport" 22.3:8 Residential study Calks confuse NERG 27.4:14 NEWCASTLE ClTl COUNCIL - ROADS "No lighCs" in plan 4.5:9 ResidenCs wane interests listed 11.5:15 Drivers caughc in cicy parking change 24.1:1 Shopping complex ban may end 24.6:3 The way is not clear (Leader) 25.1:2 Newcastle East (Leader) 25.6:2 Clearway should ease city jams 25 1:3 East End inspection criticised 21.f>:^ Bluegum Rd. homes stay puC 7.2:11 EasC End redevelopraenC scheme unveiled 28.6:1 HunCer SC. Co be improved 15.2:5 NewcasCle EasC (Leader) 28.6:2 Prioricy roads come second 3.3:15 NeglecC of NewcasCle EasC denied 23.6:3 SCreeC names recoifimended 4.3:5 ResidenCs Co sCudy Ease End plan 29.6:7 Pecicion seeks road repair 15.3:12 EasC End coCCage bans may ease 30.6:7 School wants street for sport 23.3:13 Public will discuss ideas for EasC End 2.7:5 Road-widening revision saves 25 trees 8.4:3 EasC End scherae geCs green lighc 7.7:5 Residents petition for screeC work (SmiCh ResidenCs agree Co green ban ending 12.7:6 SC. . Mayfield) 19.4:8 HospiCal car park plan accepCed 13.7:1 Road hicch Co $900,000 developmenC 15.6:11 SCudenC gains sculpCure supporC 13.7:19 Reduction in road allocations forecast EasC End group dicCaCing denied 14.7:6 22.6:15 Pacific Park (Leader) 21.7:2 HospiCal plea for road closure challenged SCreeC closure refusal angers residenCs 21.7:9 22.6:17 ReporC on fire escape soughc (NovocasCrian Roads C09C "excessive" 29.6:14 MoCor Inn) 27.7:11 Road work for 19 men 29.6:14 InCerira order for EasC End "noC far away" 28.7:6 SCreeC closure refusal angers residenCs Council seeks Calks on park fuCure 28.7:8 21.7:9 Move Co life ban on coCCages 15.8:13 Closure of sCreeC geCs supporC 27.7:6 Discussion seC on CiCy EasC plan 17.8:16 Moore SC. closure favoured 10.8:8 EasC End fuCure concern if land sold 31.8:15 DisconCenC aC Che deep end of Kerr St. EasC End plan poinCs Co change 1.9:3 20.8:31 Landscape offer 13.9:3 Petition wrongly based: Alderraan 25.8:7 Demolicion of landmark (Beach HoCel) 8.,10 : $71,000 allocaCed for roads 12.10:8 JoinC acCion on Ease End land urged 12..10 ; Residents see danger in sCreeC (Vera SC, East End plan expecCed soon 13.10:5 WaraCah) 12.10:16 "No raove Co deraolish "Beach HoCel 13.10:11 Paul SC. access "urgenC" 19.10:13 No word on Beach HoCel 14.10:13 Access road recommended aC AdamsCo\.m HeighCs Joint venture in East End 19.10:13 26.10:13 Parkland in East End plan 1.12:1 Roadworks aC nighC suggesCed 9.11:13 A firsC sCep (Leader) 2.12:2 Park road may be closed (Pacific Park) CiCy ease " a sCace maCCer" 13.12.3 15.11:1 NewcasCle Ease dream geCs closer Co realicy SandgaCe road funds soughc from Cox 16.11:15 21.12:6 DMR aid soughc for WesC road 16.11:15 $71,000 for ro.id works 5,12:7 NEWCASTLE HARBOUR SCreeC closure blamed for drop in Larabton Trading. (Elder Sc.) 19,12:7 WilliamCown porC sCudy sCarCs 7.1:5 $215,250 road granC 23,12:7 Harbour-deepening damage 13,1:6 Contract let for harbour projecC CesC biases NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL - STAFF 11,2:1 Deepening CesCs Co sCarC in harbour 16,.2: 7 Town clerk resigns 30.4:1 Harbour blast meeting open 16.2:13 Lewis appoinCed town cler'r; 4.5:10 Harbour blast sCarC on Monday 26.2:5 Aldermen express rcgreC over COUTI clerk's Harbour CesC biases begin 1.3:7 lefignacion 4,5:11 Oil slick, debris clog Basin 10.3:9 The method is wrong (Leader) 5.5:2 PorC blasCing resumes 11.3:3 Staff officer gains award (Mr. Adanis) Engineers Co clear oil slick 11.3:4 18.5:10 Harbour oil slick fouls fishing boaCs Deputy town clerk n.ioed 25.3:13 15.3:3 C.5-.incil to investigate flexicimo 7.716 Oil spill cosCs $50,000 18.3:1 205 men apply for 19 to.incil jor; 2'. 7:1 .iarbour f^l-i^r p.-ocesl meets c^eadcid 18.3: \ Harbour dr^'J ,ii-.L- tenders 2,'.3:7 N.M.H. INDEX NEWCASTLE HARBOUR (C'Cd) NOISE (C'cd) Harbour dredging Cenders 22.3:7 Concere noise regulacions planned 14.11:3 Reclaiming rock "for sea" 23.3:7 Hush licele baby, says Che law 15.12:8 Do direcC line for blasC complainCs 23.3:9 MagisCraCe defers noise decision 23.12:4 Dredge puC on sale (H.E. SCreeC) 28.3:10 Nobody available for complainCs 30.3:12 NORFOLK ISLAND NewcasCle Cug services sCop 12.5:7 "Minimum worry" from porC blasts 7.6:6 Appeal failure likely 12.2:3 Harbour dredging 15.6:24 ThreaC Co Cax-free island 17.3:2 Few Cenders for porC work 21.6:3 DocumenC raay save Norfolk Island 12.4:6 PorC work may sCarC ehi SUDISM (C'cd) OBIU'ARIES (C'td) Barely proper (leader) 20.8:2 Newcastle printer dies (R. Derkenne) 15.8:13 "Discourtesy" over nudisC decision 20.8:3 Nc'rfcasCle painteis' union president dies SCreaker wins blessing 31.8:8 (W. Judge) 16.8:3 Choice of naked beach opposed 14.9:17 Perc Galea dies 16.8:18 Naked baching proCesCs heard 15.9:19 Lake mayoral candidaCe dies. (Mr.George Only keen naked bachers will brave Morna PoinC Thomas Scan Con) 19.8:3 crack 16.9:3 TribuCes for Rex Connor 23.8:1 Warning Co naked baChers 14.10:5 Mr. Connor (Leader) 23.8:2 NudisCs Co defy law 15.10:9 Vision Chat desCroyed a career (Rex Connor) Naked baChers warned 19.10:6 23.8:5 "Disgrace" of naked baching 1.11:7 MasoniCe manager dies (Jonn Parkes Clery) Naked beach proCesC "fuCile" 11.11:5 24.8:8 MinisCer asked Co view baching siCe 23.11:14 DeaCh of Lake idenCiCy (George Stanton) Naked beach challenge 3.12:5 25.8:LHl Naked-beach signs sColen 8.12:5 Former Lake Macquarie first lady dies (Mrs. Beryl Anzac Pendlebury) 29.8:12 NIRSING HOMES NewcasCle lay preacher dies (Leslie Beynon Wilks) 12.9:6 Nursing home at Booragul approved 24.1:7 NorChern racing identity dies (Mr. Bill Brown) Nursing home appeal soon Co gain raomenCura 14.9:37 (MaiCland) 18.3:5 Mr. Thomas Pendlebury dies aged 78. 15.9:13 HospiCal paCienCs geC marching orders (Lingard Service will honour Lake identity (Richard privaCe hospiCal )5 . 4: 1 Baxter) 27.9:7 MaCron waCched aged village grow (C.A.Brown Former Ceacher dies (DoroChy Henson) 1.10:29 Anglican Village) 28.7:LH3 CarCoonisC Les Lumsden dies 3.10:1 Nursing home fees aid 26.8:3 Chairman of Che Age dies (Le.Col.£.H.B.Neill) "Healch police" supporCed 15.9:3 5.10:15 Scone gees $493,391 for nursing home 21.9:13 300 aCCend Lumsden service 5.10:9 Nursing home lose licence in 1975 23.9:3 Rohan RiveCC dies aged 60. 7.10:5 MaCron calls iC a day (MaCron Algar RickeCCs) Prominent teacher dies (Miss Norah Alice 29.9:LH3 Doyle) 11.10:11 Death of top trot identity (Basil Moylan) OBITUARIES 15.10:33 City "sad" over death of civic leader (Aid. Former Bricish PM dies aC 79 (Lord Avon) McDougall) 22.10:1 15.1:1 Wednesday burial for Cardinal (Cardinal PeCer Finch worked in HunCer 17.1:3 Gilroy) 22.10:1 DeaCh of former inspecCor (Mr.F.W. Grogden) The humble Sydneysider who rose to cardinal 19.1:8 22.10:2 NovocasCrian died in NZ (ChrisCopher Wrighc) Work was a lifetime hobby (Aid. McDougall) 19.1:12 22.10:5 Dr. J. Brown dies, aged 84. 21.1:5 500 at McDougall funeral 25.10:5 DeaCh of ALP veCeran (Leslie Bromley) 400 aCCending funeral of Cardinal 27.10:3 25.1:8 Russian OrChodox Church leader dies (FaCher CiCy Liberal Farcy's presidenC dies John Lupish) 23.11:14 (ArChur Thnraas) 26.1:10 DeaCh of noCed billiards player (Jack Marcin) ProminenC Anglican dies (Mr.A.B. Kerrigan) 1.12:23 3.2:11 G.J. Coles founder dies 6.12:12 Building chief dies (F.A. Hansen) 7.2:8 General CoasC idenciCy dies (ArChur "Mac" Former hospieal head dies (Oscar Edward McClure) 12.12:9 Smich) 10.2:LH2 Former Labor MP dies (Allan Duncan Fraser) Senior SCC engineer dies (Alan O'Neill) 13.12:13 15.2:5 WA fairfax chief dies (Mr. J. Hansen) 14.12:6 Funeral of well-known furniCure dealer "Cleraraie" Churchill dies 14.12:9 (Tom Sobb) 15.2:5 Business raan dies (Mr. R. Manhood) 21.12:25 DeaCh of surf members (AlberC Payne and Charlie Chaplin dies, aged 88 26.12:1 Frederick Casey) 17.2:LH4 Deach of Russell Sands 26.1,2:12 DeaCh of noCed angler (Syd Bull) 18.2:14 Former MHR dies (John Alexander FeCCiC) Deach of Cardiff idenCiCy (Sid Tylee) 28.12:7 3.3:LH2 Ex-Bellbird woman dies aged 102 (Mrs. Ellen OIL Hall) 4.3:3 Former railway chief dies in WA (Achol Federal CabineC Co discuss oil price rise P. Macnab) 4.3:4 12.1:3 DeaCh of noCed dog idenCiCy (Bill Pendlebury) Oil price dangers (Leader) 13.1:2 17.3:22 Crude oil price decision puC off 2.2:3 AucCioneer dies aged 80. (Wallace McHaCCie) No inducemfnc for oil raove Co Kooragang 23.2:14 4.4:6 Oil depoC lease e.xCension recommended 8.3:8 MLC dies (Cyril J. Cahill) 20.4:3 Council in a bind (Leader) 9.3:2 DeaCh of Mr. A. WaCson 20.4:34 Kooragang requesC refused 9.3:10 Funeral of Mr. R. Bovis 5.5:7 PTC depoC plans clash 31.3:7 DeaCh of tennis idenCity (Mrs. M. Grills) Oil unions seek new wage Calks 4.4:3 9.5:14 PM alarms oilmen on price delay 19.4:3 Former ciCy engineer dies (^!r. J.G. Baddeley) AusCralia "faces huge oil bill" 20.4:26 14.5:5 Oil and gas "should be dearer" 12.5:1 Anbulance veCeran dies aged 71 (Harold The age of conservacion 12.5:2 Cuniraings) 20.5:9 Boy sues oil firms for $20,000. 16.5:12 DeaCh of yachcing idenCiCy (Mr. RoberC ReporC on oil quocas "soon" 31.5:3 Kelvin (Kel) RoberCson) 24.5:18 Oil price ri.se soughc 20.6:1 Journalise, 43, dies of cancer (Allan Barnes) Boy loses buC will appeal 25.6:9 27.5:5 BP wins $25M appeal Co Gove 6.7:6 Dominican nun dies, aged 87. SisCer Mary HeaCing oil raCioned in NSW 8.7:3 Madeleine Egan 21.6:11 Higher oil prices urged for AusCralia 21.7:1 Track deaCh (ErnesC Maddocks - Cohen) 27.6:3 Oil price sinks in NSW 28.7:1 Wyong macron dies (Matron Lower) 13.7:19 VeCeran of early oil days reCires (Mr. Alec Deach of MaiCland SES idenCity (Mr. I. Trenc) GouCman) 1.8:10 14.7:6 Oil firms go for anoCher rise 31.8:1 Requiem service for ciCy Ceacher (Henry Oil price rise will lead Co savings 21.8:27 P. Wines) 15.7:4 Oil drivers resume 28.9:12 Well-known Huncer legal identity dies Oil Cerrainal reCuvn 29.9:9 (Alfred Shirlow NaChan ) 9.3:3 Oil levy plan Co level prices 3.10:1 DeaCh of well-known minlsCr (Rev.H.G. Esso Ex profit falls to $38M. 29.10:10 Peffer) 11.8:11 Trend to oil imports grows 2.11:24 Newcastle headmasCer dies (Brian Benson) CSIRO prediccs oil cosC spiral 4.11:4 13.8:4 142M barrels from Vic oilfields 15.11:22 Heavy calibre Kellv dies (Det Insp. R-i'- Kelly) BoosC for oil, gas link 24.12:1 13.8:8 Oil pipeline cricicised as illeg.3l 26.12:3 Property fii-m founder dies: (Michael John Pipeline decision expected soon 30.12:5 Martin) 15.8:8 N.M.H. IS1>EX // OIL REFINERIES PARKING AND PARKING STATIONS (C'cd) Sydney peCrol sCrike 2.2:7 Car parking Cirae cue urged 17.8:16 Oil workers Co concinue sCrike 3.2:1 Parking mess (Leader) 19.8:2 PeCrol droughe ChreaC eases 4.2:4 Parking cloud hangs over fuCure of HunCer Chamber surveys coal-oil projecc 10.2:7 SC. Mall 29.8:12 Total plans $110M expansion 19.7:3 Car park opens aC Nelson Bay 5.9:15 Shell wanes FEDFA deregisCered 10.8:10 Parking Cop in RNH projecC 30.9:5 Oil row will worsen: union 11.8:10 Fines are coscing manager $120 a monCh Hills calls oil dispuCe Calks 12.8:3 5.10:11 MinisCer hopeful in peCrol dispuCe 13.8:3 Harbour car park rejecCed 5.10:15 MeeCing key Co peCrol supply 15.8:6 SafeCy fencing for council car park 8.10:30 Clash aC shell looms on sackings 17.8:3 Lower parking sCaCion urged 12.10:8 Wages hitch ChreaC Co dispuCe end 20.8:3 Car'park plan "ludicrous" 14.10:9 Shell men accepC seCClement Cerms 23.8:7 SCaff oppose car park in grounds (Ncle Calcex plans $40M oil plane 30.9:6 PsychiaCric Centre) 15.10:3 Amoco begins $55M refinery expansion 19.11:10 Parking plan concinues (Denman) 18.10:8 Wharf Rd. plan in doubc 19.10:1 OIL SEARCH Council "leCCing CBD down" 24.10:6 Cohen car park plan? 28.10:5 DepuCy PM expecCs increased oil exploraCion 24.3:21 Parking sense (Leader) 29.10:2 BHP and Esso find new oil field 18.5:1 500 sign Co block hospital car park 10.11:1 $13M oil search on NorCh-WesC shelf 27.5:1 Parking proCest (Leader) 11.11:2 Oil hunCers seek old geologise 30.5:10 People divided on one-way sCreeC idea Valley gas, oil hopes kepC alive 2.7:5 12.11:1 Old records for oil search 6.7:8 Parking reporCs submiCCed 22.11:12 1920 rock samples could be key Co oil, gas Public to help form Craffic policy 24.11:LH1 13.7:25 Opposieion Co car park (Newcastle Psychiatric $14M oil search in WA. 14.7:14 Centre) 10.12:1 Oil firms vie for $150M search 21.7:1 Angry truck driver puts his case 12.12:12 Maskell driller looks Co overseas 11.8:11 Suburban peace and quiet blasCed 12.12:12 Well sCrike concinues 9.9:7 Parking siCe queries (Leader) 13.12:2 $300M oil search Co begin in WA. 20.10:12 "No decision" on hospiCal car park 14.12:7 Jump in oil, gas exploraCion shown in survey Parking sCaCion inquiry called (MaiCland 22.12:11 City Council) 14.12:18 Council to meet over Cohen's future 17.12:3 OLYMPIC GAMES Cohen car, office plan offered 19.12:5 Cohen choice "wont rule out oCher sites" US ciCy certain for 1984 Olympics 29.10:33 23.12:3 Olympian cosCs (Leader) 3.11:2 Sydney lobbies for 1988 Olympics 16.11:32 PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS Green lighc for Sydney Games 22.11:20 Olympics bid for NSW mounCs 30.11:3 Vanishing spaces 29.1:2 "Open" chance for Games 2.12:16 Park name approved (RuCherford Park, Muswellbrook) 9.2:8 OMBUDSMAN 1000 aC opening of memorial gaCes 17.3:LHI Park may bear MLA's name 13.4:13 Ombudsman appoinCed (Prof.J.E. Richardson) Morissec ALP seeks park prograra 21.4:LH4 18.3:5 CoasCal park geCs boosC (Munmorah SCaCe Federal ombudsman eyes bungling bureaucraCs RecreaCion Reserve) 18.5:8 19.3:8 $2000 granC for Cennis 13.6:6 Ombudsman wanes exCension of power 19.10:6 Park liccer worries CrusCees 28.7:LH2 Ombudsman asks for exCended powers 30.11:22 A plea for parkland (Leader) 14.10:2 Cars and horses on ouCer at park 21.10:5 PACKAGING Maneela chosen as park name 27.10:LH2 Wollombi Brook property favoured as park Uniform package-label laws urged 25.8:3 10.11:10 Entrance park work begins 6.12:5 PARKING AND P/iRKING STATIONS PENSIONS AND PENSIONERS Harbour parking plan cricicised 15.1:5 Wharf road (Leader) 19.1:2 Tax relief urged for pensioners 15.1:8 Lord Mayor backs Wharf Rd. park 21.1:5 Challenges in getting a licele older 2.2:25 DeaCh plunge renews call for fence 26.1:9 Pensioners unhappy with renC rise 3.3:LH1 New parking sice under sCudy 16.2:1 Pensioners and jobless Co geC 8.2% rise Survey on l-ftiarf Rd. , Cohen issues 19.2:3 10.3:1 Car park siCe talks shelved 19.2:5 Pensioners rebace may rise 5.5:LH1 Parking yes; Cohen what? 19.2:1 Free Celephone insCallaCion soughc 15.5:7 Argyle St. parking alternacive 2.3:1 Servicemen lobby senaCors on pensions CredibiliCy lapse (Leader) 3.3:2 23.5:6 Change of parking meCers scares 11.3:5 Taxing che disabled (Leader) 24.5:2 Car sCaCion "bad for environmenc" 15.3:7 Pensioners elecC NewcasCle man (F.Watkins) More money, fewer fines 16.3:18 28.5:31 Anderson says reporC wrong (Cchen warehouse Warning on appeal for used clothes 2.6:7 as car parking sCaCion) 23.3:12 Pensioners want free tap repairs 4.6:8 Parking meCer device top idea 5.4:6 400 apply for fuel 7.5:10 Alderman Calls for safeCy fence aC parking Free tap washer service ouc 11.6:8 SCaCion 5.4:10 Aged cencres for norCh 15.6:12 Parking supervisor receives award 6.4:10 Meals on wheels seeks new helpers 15.6:31 ResidenCs may geC parking proteccion WinCer fuel conCribuCions lag 15.6:11 7.4:10 Pensioners' case to be puC Co Ministers Parking sCacion reporC on way 13.4:12 30.6:10 Colour aids soughc for drivers 15.4:8 Pensioners' concessions 13.7:11 SafeCy neC discussed 20.4:6 Pensioner Hostel to be built 1.9:LH2 ResidenCs oppose boaC harbour sCudy cosCs QuesC place for Newcastle woman (BerCha 20.4:12 Downie) 9.9:5 InjuncCion soughc over car park 23.4:1 Pensioners will open holiday unic appeal Car park neC cosC Co be sCudied 27.4:3 (Tanilba Bay) 12.9:8 Harbour park siCe sCudy approved 4.5:11 Toukley cenCre for aged Co begin 15.9:13 $36,000 Co fence car park 5.5:7 ReCired miners hear pension repore 21.9:7 $36,000 fence urged for car sCation 11.5:14 TenanCs' righCs bureau soughc 25.10:5 Car park to get fences 18.5:30 Pensioners' proCesC aC bread cosC 9.11:34 "UrgenC need" for car park decision 25.5:13 Pensioners holiday uniCs planned 21.11:10 SafeCy fence tenders soon 26.5:7 Pensioner car rebaCe r<-Fused 25.11:6 AcCion over safeCy fence 28.6:7 Funeral cosCs disCurb .-.ged 5.12:7 Parkers pay $18,000. 29.6:14 Bank service on pensions 14.12:14 Heavy vehicle parking sCudy 13.7:16 MLA's disagree over Cruck parking around NewcasCle 19.7:3 Parking (Leader) 20.7:2 RestricCed parking raecers considered 28.7:9 F«^"ce tender accepce," 10.8:15 N.M.H. 19/-' PERSONALITIES PETROL (C'cd) Tiger wich scoCch chaser (KaChleen Gibson) VicCoria widens powers over fuel crisis 27.4:1 5.1:15 PeCrol SCrike ends 28.4:5 Nancy Bird was born to fly 9.4:7 Stations join peCrol war 9.5:8 Woman finally warrants a few paragraphs Ampol chief expecCs big recovery 26.5:16 (Ellen Brown) 18.4:3 Canberra may curb peCrol war 30.5:1 A veteran of 108 birthdays (Mrs.Jane Piercy) PeCrol price conCrol rejecCed 1.6:6 3.9:1 PeCrol up 2.5c gal on Monday 3.5:3 A generous old trouper (Bobby LeBrun) PeCrol price frozen in NSW 4.5:1 26.11:7 NSW rejecCs pleas Co end peCrol freeze 6.6:1 Former editor gfcCs award for work: (Mr.E.K. NSW may negociate peCrol price 7.6:3 Lingara) 30.11:9 Freeze on peCrol sCays 8.6:16 A depression bagman recalls Che spiriC of Ch'e Inquiry seeks oil indusCry "cruCh" 11.6:5 "Old /ussies" 3.12:7 Nacional fuel sCoppage ChreaC nfCer arresCs Wedding of MP (Mr. R. Face) 5.12:5 15.6:1 One-legge'( diver revels in Che wonderful W.A. pickeC charges Co proceed 15.6:1 world of the ocean (John Wilson) 10.12:7 Tanker corner's allege ploC 16.6:10 Tomago pioneer Curns 90 (ArChur Samuel PeCrol evidence prepared 22.6:13 Giggins) 17.12:8 Hawke visic for Solo deal 24.6:6 50-year Crade at an end (Mr. Corb SCewarc) Solo enCry could begin peCrol discounC war 22.12:LH1 25.6:3 New man on Ampol board 25.6:11 PESTS AND PEST ERADICATION Esso ouCleCs discounC Cops 7c. 28.5:9 "25% of garages ChreaCened" 29.6:6 HeaC puCs fleas on che hop 10.2:10 Councils urged Co help cuC garages 30.5:3 Einfeld hiCs aC pesC firms 9.3:3 Oil price freeze unjusC: QC. 1.7:3 Plague locusC 12.3:33 ACTU Solo peCrol will flow Tuesday. 2 . 7 : 8 Dingo numbers "explode" 29.3:8 Bargain petrol expecCed Co draw a queue Army marching on ies sComach 5.4:3 •5.7:1 American insecC pesC suspecCed in HunCer PeCrol price freeze Co sCav 5.7:3 2.5:8 ACTU-Solp in sCeady sCart 6.7 3 Blood CesCs for pescicides 11.5:11 ACTU bid Co seCCle oil row 13.7:3 MinisCer fears loss of crop 1.6:7 Petrol too dear for retailer 13.7:6 Air drops of poison 4.6:3 Storemen call off strike meetings 14.7:3 Aphids .aCCack clover 28.6:10 Oil union plans Qld. aCCack 22.7:3 Aphids ruin lucerne crops in HunCer Valley Freeze on peCrol in NSW exCends 11.8:3 29.6:7 New ouclecs for ACTU-Solo 11.8:3 CaCCle lice infesC herds 7.7:5 Price of peCrol Co rise 2^c liCre 17.8:14 American Co advise on aphid fighc 7.7:5 PeCrol prices (Leader) 18.8:2 Wild pig conCrol workshop aC Tocal 15.7:13 PeCrol Cax boosC cricicised 22.8:3 US experC Co see Valley aphid sices 19.7:7 Free peCrol for Che lucky aC Mayfield US aphid experC reassures farraers 20.7:1 30.8:5 PesCicide recalled 29.8:3 PeCrol up, buC delay for NSW. 13.9:3 Research inCo lucerne losses 7.9:13 CuC price peCrol for Gosford 14.9:13 SuspecC pesCicide Caken off markeC (Nemagon- 2c liCre peCrol increase reporCed imminenc NineCy) 10.9:1 20.9:1 American lucerne for Valley ploC 14.9:9 NSW peCrol rises 2.01c liCre Coday 21.9:3 Enemy of aphids ready for acCion 21.9:13 Fraser slaCes ACTU-Solo. 1.10:3 $750,000 aphid baccle 3.10:4 Cheaper peCrol "noC wanCed" 3.10:3 Wasps Co conCrol aphids 7.10:5 Fraser on brink -//ich beef, peCrol. 3.10:5 AgronomisCs Co look aC aphids 15.10:5 Calcex "Co cuC pay by $40." 7.11:1 Free blood CesCs for pesticide users 24.10:11 Upper HunCer garages sold 8.11:6 New insecticide has punch 9.11:9 Petrol men Co meeC 8.11:8 Hearing set on pest firms 15.11:3 PeCrol sCrike ends 11.11:6 Pest inquiry in NorCh 26.11:1 Officers elecCed (Service SCaCion Assoc. NewcasCle has 100 pesC firms: inquiry of NSW) 15.11:22 29.11:1 PeCrol rise Co pay for cleaner air 19.11:1 NorCh group seek help on wild pigs 29.11:15 Fuel supplies cuC aC Amoco, CalCex. 1.12:6 Call for pesC firms inquiry wiCnesses 1.12:7 Amoco rebuffed on price rise 13.12:8 House 6prayed"for 60-year-old aCCack" 6.12:3 Calcex men end sCrike 20.12:10 PesC poison seen as medical problem 7.12:3 Quarancine check reveals pest 8.12:3 PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED "No training and $250 to be a pest controller" 8.12:12 Blind geC no exCra fare help 3.1:6 Car, house "set pest prices" 9.12:3 Five monchs Co learn (Mark WhiCeman) 7.1:1 Law tied on pest firms: inquiry 13.12:1 PGH conCracC Co Mai-Wel 7.1:5 Pest spray dyed sugar: inquiry 14.12:1 $30,000 needed for Cessnock hosCel 7.1:11 Pest firms negligent: inquiry 16.12:3 Blind Cravel concessions rejecced 17.1:6 North to get limb centre 29.1:5 PETROL Helpers sought Co Ceach lip reading 3.2:12 TPI demise blaraed on feud 9.2:7 SA petrol up 3c gallon 5.1:3 SCaCe TPI may be disolved 18.2:5 Federal cabinet to discuss oil price rise TPI presidenC Co be reinsCaCed 4.3:4 12.1:3 Red pencil Girl QuesC now naCional event Hawke predicts solo for Sydney soon 17.1:10 16.3:22 Self-serve petrol flows 25.1:7 Hui'Cer school leads Crial for blind 1.4:1 Petrol fee ruled valid 2.2:15 Handicapped aChleCe has raedal hopes (David Esso wants another petrol rise 9.2:1 Clampecc) 1.4:3 State seeks cheaper peCrol 10.2:3 Blind crickeCers form Ceam 14.4:1 New fuel firm for NewcasCle 17.2:1 TPI honours Chree 26.4:8 New cheap peCrol outleCs for cicy 19.2:3 LM leads chariCy walk 13.5:5 Fuel crisis averCed 23.3:7 AmpuCees are noC alone any more 18.5:15 NCP wanes "fair go" on fuel prices 25.3:1 NewcasCle MLA in chariCy walk 26.5:7 Safe 20 years behind wheel of Canker (Reg. Disabled need job jusCice: SCreeC. 1.5:14 Morris) 26.3:1 Council opposes 'nome for handicapped (Redhead) Fuel price rise Calks 2".3:1 2.6:LHl Hawke Co lead NewcasCle Solo discussions Deaf cencre's high success race 8.5:27 29.3:3 Blind society afcor volunceers 30.5:11 The peCrol discounC puzzle 31.3:1 Junior soccer sCar scores wich arcificial PlenCy of cuC-price peCrol buC signs confuse leg 11.7:1 everyone 31.3:7 Crippled farmer leads life of song (Noel 6% peCrol rise Cipped 31.3:12 EvereCC) 19.7:3 Petrol signs rule soon 1.4:3 Koora group plans new industry 21.7:7 Petrol discounC row flares in Sydney 2.4:1 More disabled to get aid 22.8:7 Fraser quesCions Solo fuel source 5.4:13 Walking free with a white cane 8.9:15 Petrol discouncing signs conCrolled 7.4:3 Disabled reporC (SA) 14.9:10 Refuellers rejecC pleas Co reCurn 23.4:3 GranC Co Cessnock club 16.9:7 Viccorians hope for end Co fuel ban 25.4:1 Odd records sec 3.10:3 Vic urged Co use Croops in oil strike ChariCy in CransporC. J.10:9 76.4:3 Success story of a handlejppcd child 18.10:3 N.M.H. INDEX PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED (C'td) POLICE (C'Cd) $1630 muck-up for capcain (Dianne Taylor) 20.10:7 Drug decision resCs wiCh Crown SoliciCor 7.4:3 The blind raan who could die of ChirsC 1.11:6 Qld police probe noC halCed; Bjelke 7.4:10 FaCher aCCacks level of aid Co blind 2.11:9 ConsCable charged (Clifford Judd) 8.4:5 Blind socieCy cash "spenC in NorCh" 3.11:7 Police to curb speedsters 8.4:5 Blind swimmer Cravels games medal paCh Carrington to retain police sCaCion 9.4:3 (Carolyn Connors) 5.11:32 Builder wins Cwo jobs to cosC $lm. (CharlesCown) HosCel "noC wanCed" 10.11:LH1 15.4:3 Appeal for crippled rugby viccim 14.11:14 Policeman will fighc drug charge 15.4:8 Canberra shelves handi'~apped aid 15.11:12 NorChern man now police chief (Dec. SupC. M. Hitting the handicapped (Leader) 16.11:2 Robinson) 16.4:31 Objections to handicapped hosCel 16.11:14 Police "chiefs oppose wider righCs 21.4:1 Blind insCicuCe rejeccs cricicisra over funds ExCernal police conCrols favoured 26.4:1 17.11:9 $1.35M Co invescigate police 29.4:5 Handicapped home sparks fears 23.11:8 City to get new police sCaCion 30.4:3 Building code allows for disabled 23.11:18 Death threats not taken seriously (Edwin Child speaks for che crippled (Mary Gill) 5.5:3 Moss) 26.11:1 New Bill threatens public: police 9.5:3 Critic of blind body defended 7.12:10 Funds for police children rise 12.5:7 Sheltered Workshop air, Chanks Co miners $2100 raised for children 18.5:9 (Muswellbrook) 13.12:10 Police face big shake-up 24.5:7 HearCbroken ampucees (Leader) 19.12:2 More police cars for North 24.5:7 Broken promises bewilders Newcastle amputees Police wane wider role for women 26.5:20 24.12:8 Police gee more room 27.5:3 Qld police "used fabricaCed evidence" 1.6:3 PLANNING IndicCmenC (Leader) 2.6:2 Minister orders police inquiry (Qld) 3.6:1 Plan provides for light industry (Morisset) Police bashing alleged in sCaCemenC 8.6:1 6.1:LH2 Police bashing inquiry Co be opened 9.6:1 Now zonings for rural areas 24.1:7 Bashing inquiry Cakes new turn 10.6:3 Hunter planning scheme makes comeback 4.2:3 Mr. Uren urges police scrutiny 14.6:14 Newcastle needs new plan (Gerlad McCalden) City police protesC againsC Cransfers 15.6:6 5.2:2 Qld police on bashing charge 16.6:3 Scholar to take planning post (Ken Short) Police gee $105,000 sCacion 23.5:5 5.2:5 Police boaC'eemporary" 23.6:LH4 Seminar on planning 15.2:11 Police rapped 24.5:3 Gosford-Wyong scheme "soon" 17.2:LH1 Former GIB men freed of charges 25.5:9 Cessnock seeks views on straCegic plan 24.2:6 Equal before Che law (Leader) 27.6:2 A vision of a cicy (Leader) 5.3:2 Transfer of police denied 27.6:7 JoinC look aC planning sCudies 27.4:15 Police may defy courC ruling 28.5:8 Newcascle's CBD under discussion 28.4:5 Police degree pay cipped 29.5:9 Concern aC region plan work 26.5:12 Psychological CesCs for police 2.7:9 ResidenCs can keep wich region planning SergeanC receives medal (SgC. Douglas Marsh) 24.6:1 7.7:7 HunCer plan panels vacancies 25.6:3 Two police stations get $178,000 (Wallsend Valley plan aimed aC ecology 19.7:5 and Cardiff) 7.7:9 KunCer planning surprises 30.8:2 Police boat replaced (Brisbane Water) 9.7:5 People Co be asked about region plan 30.8:13 Illawarra police protesC 13.7:11 City plans for council study 31.8:15 Inspection resolves disputes (Charlestown) State stops zoning papers 15.9:7 20.7:13 Residents' aid sought in planning 11.11:5 Police station wcrk starts (Wangi Wangi) 1.8:7 Denman to consult planner 14.11:11 Police teara formed for rescue work 10.8:7 Growth body likely for Hunter Region 15.11:1 Talks held on police station 12.8:6 The public and planning (Leader) 15.11:2 Policeman demoted (Melbourne) 31.8:14 Valley planners seek ideas frora community Uniform police cars urged 9.9:3 15.11:5 Lawenforcer retires (SupC. J. WhiCfield) 15.9:19 POLICE Police SCaCions under way (Charlestown and Wangi Wangi) 6.10:LH3 Police chiefs to check charges (Brisbane) State "cut growth of police force" 11.10:17 6.1:3 Premier orders inquiry on police 12.10:14 CarringCon police sCaff needs checked 6.1:7 Police seek recruits 13.10:11 . Solicicors blamed for courC lies 11.1:3 Newcastle police station on way 27.10:7 "' Whicrod policies "hampered drug fighc" Police prepared for aircraft hijacks 2.11:9 12.1:7 Station ready by June (Charlestown) 9.11:11 Confessions "seldom read before JP" 13.1:3 Two police stations near completion 10.11:LH2 "Legal inCerference" in police inCerrogaCion Police move house (Melbourne) 14.11:8 14.1:3 Assault charge dismissed (Victoria) 16.11:8 Policemen acquiCCed in court (Melbourne) Police wives proCest for husbands 3.12:4 14.1:3 Tribunal proposed for complainCs on police Qld police may use video tapes 15.1:5 6.12:5 Lapse of memory clears police 19.1:10 Rescue van delivery Coday 6.12:5 Constable likened to bully 20.1:3 Station work begins (Ncle) 7.12:3 21 month wait before trial, inquiry told Police rescue van handed over 8.12:3 22.1:3 Lake men graduate as police (Glen Taylor .^nd Police fabricate evidence : MP. 25.1:8 Phillip Davies) 8.12:LH3 Confessions should be Caped: lawyers 26.1:8 Concern on police complaints 9.12:7 Premier exaraines "basning" 29.1:3 New police patrol boat launched 14,12:6 Police lease of cenCre cricicised 3.2:6 Inspector to be moved (InspecCor F. Welsh) Five policeraen on conspiracy charges (Melbourne) 14.12:33 16.2:12 One judge Co sit on police tribunal 15.12:3 MLA cricicises police acCions 4.3:5 Police get new chaser 15.12:7 Thursday Is. policeman iailed for "bashing" Muswellbrook police moved 16.12:15 5.3:4 Highway patrols ready 22.12:5 BoosC for police sCaCions 8.3:8 State police "stick to the rules" 27.12:3 Police urge licence phocographs 16.3:3 Police wane cool cars 16.3:18 POLICE BOYS' CLUB SCockCon welcome mixed 23.3:12 Cricicism over baCon case delay 24.3:12 Nelson Bay plans boys' club 7,1:5 Policeman denies Caking bribe (Melbourne) Demolition for Maitland PBC 12,2:31 25.3:6 City police boys' band wins NSW title 12.5:12 Five police discharged (Melb) 2.4:1 Police boys' club plan 20.10:LH1 Queensland's police cleared 5.4:8 Funds sought for police boys' club 1.12:LH2 2 Qld police lose jobs 5.4:9 Club construction "next year" (Port Stephpc) Police raay face inCernal charge over drugs 12,12:7 6.4:3 $120,000 offeied for boys' club (Port Stephens) Qld police inquiry findings dispuced 6.4:3 15,12:24 Marihuana and police (Leader) 7.4:2 '.i.y.h. iiibtz 1977 POLITICS PORT OF NEWCASTLE Politics in local government (Allan Morris) Japanese bypass porC 7.1:1 30.4:2 The ship wich cockroacii carpeCs (SpeCsai) New party political centre 2,5:19 14 .1:1 Plans drafted foi third party 9.5:9 Greek Canker "will be fumigaced, improved" 4000 call for centre party 10.5:1 15.1:3 Meeting names centre party (AusCralian Bans on Greek Canker lifced 20.1:3 DemocraCs) 16.5:3 Greek ship masCer fined over faulcy life- Political purity (^ipp's aim 24.5:6 saving gear 20.1:6 Freeze mean charade; Chipp 30.5:3 Ship bans issue still undecided 28.1:3 Tight net for meecing of leaders 1.11:7 Ramp future in doubc 14.2:9 "ThreaCs forced change" 4.11:4 Coal facilicies discussed 15.2:10 PorC trade falls 16.2:24 POLLUTION New pore scevedoring firm (AusCralporC Services PCy Led.) 22.2:12 Sydney oil spill cleared 10.1:7 WeaCher, sCoppage delay grain loading 1.3:10 IndusCry fallouC "considerable" 18.1:11 Coal, grain boose porC Crade 19.3:10 CarrinCon dusC "unbearable" 20.1:1 Greek ship, Japanese beer 19.3:31 Landa Co geC coal dusC reporC 21.1:3 Oil Canker ordered Co leave berCh (John Landa in coal dusC check 22.1:5 HunCer) 24.3:12 DusC relief in sighc : Landa 24.1:1 Ban Chreae sCops fuelling 25.3:5 CoaldusC answer "easy" 31.1:5 John HunCei officers asked Co keep ship NewcasCle beacing pollucion 17.2.2 running 26.3:8 NewcasCle air pollucion: how ciCy rates New ship ramp finished 15.4:11 22.2:1 BesC Crade monCh for porC 19.4:l4 Captain fined for discharging oil 5.3:5 Bricish "50-miler" in NewcasCle (Sumburgh Oil spill costs $50,000. 18.3:1 Head) 27.4:8 It stinks, but whac is it. (Annie St., Charlie FiCzgibbon see 'orighcer days for Wickham) 5.4:13 pore 28.4:3 Ban pollucing Cankers plea b.4:ll LifeboaCs even have seaCbelCs (Tagus) AcCion on pollucion soughc 7.4:10 10. 5 : 3 FallouC " in limiCs" (Lake area) 14.4:LH1 AcCion ChreaCened on wharf paCrol 10.5:3 Landa acCs on dusC problem 20.4:8 WaCchmen life Canker ban 11.5:12 MSB Cackles dusC on island 3.5:9 No Cakers for $20,000 job 17.5:3 Smog conCrol delay cricicised 6.5:6 $20,000 job brings rush of callers 18.5:31 Lake pollucion counC soars 24.5:1 Pore sees coal record 19.5:14 HDWB spends millions Cackling Lake pollucion Swell hies shipping again 20.5:5 25.5:7 Small ship Cakes on big load for Indonesia Lake pollucion easing 26.5:7 31.5:10 Aid defends HDWB. 28.5:5 New concainer service unloads aC porC Something sCinks in BelmonC SouCh 2.6:LH1 4.6:11 Inner ciCy pollucion sCudy 21.6:7 Bulk liquids berCh fuCure sCill in air Pollucion sCudies backed 27.6:8 8.6:7 Pollucion re-Chink likely 20.6:37 Large phosphaCe ship due in Coday 11.6:9 CarringCon has worst pollucion in state MSB coal penalties atCacked 18.6:5 22.7:3 Levy refusal leads Co collier delay Ministers defer emission control 23.7:1 22.6:12 Iron and Sceel fined for pollucion 26.7:3 Wood chip coys recommend Newcastle 27.5:1 Coal company fined $2000 for pollucion Port trade on even keel 28.6:15 (NewcasCle Wallsend Ccal Co.) 28.7:8 Newcastle supported as woodchip port Acid dumping "necessary" in NSW 29.7:3 29.6:10 DusC pollucion drop Cipped 9.8:8 Ships etchings not old joke 1.7:3 Unions allowed acid Co be duraped in sea Row cose ship place in queue 1.7:11 10.8:3 Irresponsible^ Leader) 2.7:2 Fuel indusCry CesCs filcers 10.8:9 Inquiries over quick-Crip ship 2.7:9 Oil spill charge dismissed 13.8:33 Busy pore job ends for "gencleraan" (CapCain HDWB solves smell problem 20.8:8 Alan Farquhar-SmiCh) 7.7:7 Pollucion pose (Valerie Taylor) 25.8:7 New pore official named (CapC. C. A.llridge) Pollucion discussed 7.9:7 8.7:5 Australia waits on oil control results Pore Cask force chief noC opposed 20.7:9 7.9:22 Mishap gives ramp chance 28.7:7 84 companies fined for pollution 5.10:7 New porC assisCanC had 26 wrecks 10.8:11 Lake sewer sysCem cricicised in reporC PorC record sec for grain 10.8:28 11.10:1 PorC handles 17ra Connes of cargo 15.8:12 WaCer Board spenC $10M on polluCion conCrol Judge Co see ship dock 22.9:6 12.10:19 Judge exaraines porC enCry 23.9:7 Beresfield smell "will be eased" 9.11:7 Arcificial porC sCudy ending 30.9:5 Liddell Ash irks Denman 21.11:5 Delayed ship sails buC argumenc 30.9:7 Pollucion display wins healch project Cargo figures change 3.10:8 24.11:3 PorC firsC in cargo value exporCs 10.10:9 NE wind blaraed for Lake pollution 29.11:5 Wave CesC aids porC plans 17.10:12 Water tests follow pollution reports Liberian ship and sailors in porC 20.10:7 30.11:9 Port conCainer performance cricicised Coal dust issue goes Co panel 30.11:20 31.10:9 Aid Geddes on pollution panel 30.11:20 Asia seminar visiCs NewcasCle 31.10:9 Sewerage pollucion closes Lake beach PorC loses conCainer facilicy 2.11:1 (BlacksmiChs) 1.12:1 Visitors see port 2.11:7 BlacksmiChs Beach re-opens 2.12:5 ConCainer Crouble (Leader) 3.11:2 Beach sewage "a national disgrace" 3.12:3 Unions ban German Canker 3.11:3 Smelly problem needed solucion (KoCara) Crane row for courC 3.11:7 20.12:3 Talks on Canker ban concinue Coday 4.11:7 Costain fined for creek pollution 22.12:4 .Aid Cumraings "fighes Co keep crane" 5.11:3 Pore mergers follow new AcC. 5.11:11 POPULATION Libs pledge porC auConoray 16.11:3 ConCainer subsidy loss 16.11:23 Australians number 13,548,472. 8.1:4 Pore auChoriCy "rausC conCrol Kooragang" 17.11:9 Wyong chird in population rise 13.1:LH1 Few NewcasCle suburbs show growch 23.2:12 Pore's surge mysCery solved 21.11:12 PopulaCion sCudy for region 24.2:11 Workhouses of Che porC. TransporC Review'77 CiCy life (Leader) 28.2:2 6.12: Population fall "chreaC Co CBD" 3.5:3 ConciliaCor chosen for porC work 20.12:10 Over-60 population up 4.5:19 Bulk carrier doubles as classroora (Wellpark) PopulaCion changes 10.5:9 22.12:3 HunCer has high race of widows 17.6:1 MSB allocaCes $11M for porC deepening Population increase drops 30%. 6.12:3 23.12:6 Central CoaaC populaCicn grows 15.12:LH1 Numb=rs up in General Coa-->t 19.12:5 PORT STEPHENS Growing trend Co Cwo children families 29.12:8 Topographic map for Pt.SCephens 6.5:15 SES win to Terrace teara. 13,6:6 N.M.H. INDLX PORT STEPHENS (C'td) PORT STEPHENS SHIRE COL^CIL (C'td) Medowie struggles pay off 23.5:12 $120,000 offered for boys' club 15.12:24 Rotunda sale sparks row 31.8:7 PorC Shire seC for play 17.12:11 Shell-throw contesC ac Karuah 12.10:27 PorC budgec meeCing 20.12:11 14 years work ends in hall opening (Birubi Races rise 9.5% rural rebaCe boosCed 21.12:14 Poinc) 12.12:8 PorC Stephens units in demand 24.12:18 PORT STEPHENS - HISTORY POSTAL SERVICE Delving inCo hisCory (Mrs. Ada Giggins) Manager of PO based in ciCy 17.1:6 26.10:23 EasC Timor, Lebanon Co geC mail 24.1:9 Charlestown posCal cenCenary 2.2:13 PORT STEPHENS SHIRE COUNCIL Agency plan Co puC Nesca inCo PC's 4.2:5 AccidenCs dog SingleCon posties 5.2:5 $43,000 for PorC roads 18.1:11 Councils may set up PO agencies 5.2:9 General race rise of 5.54% 19.1:14 Postmen go on strike 14.2:3 TOPS Copless Couches off a row 26.1:1 Newcastle postal strike may grow 18.2:1 Land resumpCion move deferred 26.1:16 Postmen return to work 19.2:3 TOPS sCands by big girl 27.1:1 Mail flows again as postmen end strike PorC Shire engineer reCires (Mr. Les. 22.2:10 Geer) 28.1:5 Mail, Celephone cosC reprieve cipped 2.3:1 PorC geCs $896. for radios 31.1:5 On Che wire for 34 years (Miss Isabelle NegoCiaCions urged for easeraenc (Medowie) 2.2:20 SCrang) 3.3:13 Medowie owner puCs condicions on land sale Mail boxes blocked in dispuCe 19.3:8 3.2:7 Drivers Co discuss mail box dispuCe 19.3:3 TOPS girl Co sCay Copless for CourisCs Hopes for mail ban end 22.3:3 9.2:1 Meeting could settle mail dispute 23.3:7 Meeting called Co discuss land row (Medowie) Mail box dispute ends 24.3:3 9.2:10 Student designs stamp 29.4:3 Owners wane "fair deal" on drain 15.2:7 Post-office to close (Allynbrook) 2.5:10 $500 fire reward 16.2:13 Conference on posCal courses 13.5:9 "PuCe puce" golf course favoured 16.2:14 Children Co design scamps 4.6:8 Medowie landowners agree on drainage 18.2:5 PO job Co resurae aC Gosford 15.6:12 A need for care (Leader) 19.2:2 Christmas post for 15c 2.7:5 Officers geC pay rises 23.2:17 Newcastle to get first country mail centre PrioriCy road pain recommended 2.3:17 20.7:11 Hawkers' licences rise defeaCed 9.3:12 Redfern mail strike to disrupt services Shire to buy $10,000 block 11.3:5 10.8:1 Engineer wants increased staff 15.3:13 Postal bosses join growing strike 11.8:3 Adopt boundaries plan plea 23.3:14 Mail staff on rolling sCrikes 12.8:3 Caravan park conCrol urged 6.4:10 AusCrlaia PosC backlog worsens 13.8:5 ACCempC Co resCricC engineer fails 13.4:15 Meecing for posCal workers 13.8:11 Gender problem in nursery plan 20.4:12 Lebanon mail exCended 13.8:33 Nursery job approved 27.4:14 NewcasCle mail sorcers plan sCrikes 15.8:1 Anna Bay garbage objecCion 4.5:14 PosCal workers sCriI.e Coday 17,8:3 MP's help soughc for relief funds 11.5:14 Mail rolls again as men reCurn 18.8:3 Bus shelcer adverCiseraenC inquiry recommended $10. scamp 19.8:7 18.5:12 Licele progress in mail rosCer Calks 24.8:3 Special grane urged for flood repairs Mail workers rejecC offer on rosCers 1.9:10 25.5:14 PosC rosCers sCand-down soughc 2.9:1 Tide floods sCore, erodes beach 3.6:3 Post strike could mean stand-down 3.9:3 Real esCace signs sCandard urged 8.6:16 Sydney postal workers accept compromise 5.9:3 Advice soughc on road sale 15.5:11 Philatelic coraoeCicion aCCracCs many enCries Shops projecc approved 22.6:18 8.9:13 Move Co quic associaCion 29.6:12 Peter posts a winner (Stamp design) 21.9:3 No longer abreasc of Che cimes (TOPS Copless NewcasCle mail "worse under new plan" posCer) 6.7:1 21.9:3 $800 granC oc repair flood damage 6.7:13 First country mail centre takes shape 22.9:5 WaCer Board "delaying" subdivisions 13.7:14 AssociaCion sticks to stamp 22.9:7 Building fees seen as unreasonable 14.7:7 PosCal dispuCe ends as workers gain shore Road repair Co begin soon 20.7:14 week 24.9:1 2 referendums on vocing 10.8:9 New posCal cenCre sCaff bans mail 28.9:3 ResidenCs oppose Nelson Bay cenCre 13.8:33 More mail banned aC Broadmeadow 29.9:6 Sewer scheme successful 17.8:19 Gresford balks aC PorC Shire 19.8:7 Mail rosCers hearing 30.9:7 Rezone applicaCion in commiccee 24.8:14 Broadmeadow mail bans conCinue 1.10:3 PosCal unions Co ploC CacCics 4.10:3 PC. SCephens geCs road granC 30.8:8 Port building applications aC 510. 2.9:9 Row piles up Valley mail 5.10:1 IndusCrial land recommended 7.9:17 PosCal appeal dismissed 5.10:3 SporC works on shire lisC 12.9:8 545 mail bags delayed in NorChern bp.ns Town aims Co rescarc clock (Raymond Terrace) 6.10:3 12.9:10 The mail cenCre charade 7.10:2 Port sets mooring limic aC jeCCy 15.9:9 PosCal bans cosC men shorCer week 8.10:1 The candidaCes 15.9:13 Mail exchange (Leader) 8.10:2 Shire head denies Wade charge 15.9:1 Mail men sCudy new cenCre 8.10:5 Freeman Cells of role in projecC 17.9:5 Sydney sorcers on sCrike 10.10:3 15,000 Co voce in PorC Shire 17.9:11 Doubt on mail cencre 10.10:3 Port Shire gets road grant 19.9:7 Mail cencre workers sCrike on first day Most Port SCephens councillors reCurned 11.10:3 19.9:11 Muswellbrook PO award (Mr.K. Frost) 11.10:7 Two PorC SCephens seaCs undecided 20.9:8 Sydney mail centre releases 88 bags for Fraud alleged in Pore Shire poll 22.9:7 Newcastle 12.10:3 PresidenCial allowance increased Co $7500. Sydney mail trickles through 13.10:3 Water stops, then mail 14.10:3 28.9:11 ResCoraCion cosC beyond council 3.10:14 Postal employees face sCand-down over bans 15.10:1 Collins repi^aCs poll fraud allegacion 12.10:17 Mail ouClook scormy (Leader) 17.10:2 Non-vocers quesCioned 15.10:11 Redfern mail base Co shuC 17.10:3 Deposic on indusCrial land uiged 19.10:11 Post stand-downs start 18.10:3 Beach sCudy proposed (Nelson Bay) 21.10:5 Delays little benefit Co couriers 18.10:5 New sices aC camp park 22.10:8 Mail deliveries hinge on t:.eeCing 19.10:1 Eleccion fraud allegacion renewed 26.10:12 Deadline Calks on poscal oans Coday 20.10:1 Sports centre recommended (Raymond ""errace) Union voCe geCs mail moving 21.10:1 PosC backlog clears 22.10:3 2.11:33 Sports cenCre gets Terrace go-ahead 9.11:12 PosCal unions will discuss merger 22.10:9 Major works plan possible 16.11:14 Mail backlog clears 24.10:3 Minister asked to view bathing site 23.11:14 PosCal sorcers still face large backlog 25.10:5 $388,000 Jiainage plan urged 7.12:14 Broadmeadow sorCers back on long shifcs Port, Wyong shires get $240,300. 10.12:5 26.10:18 Pert Co-jncil seeks dual school use 10.12.35 Santa on a postal s-jrfboard 29.10:3 PiSt-l.".-' br.cs bulce 1.11:7 nj.K.H. ;;:iE.x .97: POSTAL (C'td) PRESS AND JOUR]:ALISM fC'cd) SAL mails exCended 4.11:6 Press disclosures meC wich "apaChy" 7.11:7 Mail scares Co move 5.11:9 A responsibilicy (Leader) 8.11:2 CarringCon Co see SanCa early 20.12:7 Press Council "misguided" 8.11:6 A licele effort (Leader) 22.12:2 PrinCers oppose course cue 10.11:3 Busy ChrisCmas aC mail cenCre 22.12:5 NMH-Sun increases profic 12.11:10 Canberra mail sCrike ends 22.12:8 Press Council clarifies bias ruling 17.11:9 Poet staff offers extra work 24.12:4 PKIU balloc 19.11:9 TeleprinCer order ruled Coo wide 6.12:7 PREMIERS' CONFERENCE Journalise of Che year named (RoberC GoCCliebsen) 8.12:6 PM invites sCaCes Co Cax-sharing Calks Challenge Co PKIU elecCion resulCs 12.12:8 10.3:1 ScaCe leaders seek unicy 2.4:3 Correccion Co arcicle on 12/12. 16.12:3 3 Premiers sCay home 4.4:3 Tax opCion voce chis week 11.4:3 PRICES AND PRICE CONTROL SCaCes defy Caxacion plan 12.4:1 Fraser will go ahead on Cax 13.4:1 The price of discrecion (Leader) 12.1:2 Federalism sCalemaCe (Leader) 13.4:2 Sick bees sour honey, wax prices 15.1:1 Fraser "had Co go back" 13.4:31 Grocery price freeze plan 11.3:3 CIA senC cable on WhiClara fears 30.4:3 Unions oppose freeze 14.4:1 Federalism fall-ouC (Leader) 29.6:2 Premiers, PM agree Co pay-price freeze Premiers in for real fighc 30.6:2 14.4:1 Zero growCh policy ChreaCens sCaCes 1.7:1 Wage case may be puc off 15.4:1 Scaces fear boosC in jobless 2.7:1 How the freeze will affect you 15.4:1 The premiers and power (Leader) 2.7:2 Unions councils reject freeze 15.4:1 Premiers cip elecCion: gains aC Calks Soap price to rise 15.4:1 22.10:1 Not so deep freeze (Leader) 15.4:2 Cost freeze hits Wacer Board 16.4:1 PRESS AND JOURNALISM Fraser offers Cough price conCrol laws 18.4:1 AAP head reCires in March (Duncan Hooper) L.3bor parCy divided 18.4:3 1.1:4 ACTU will back wage freeze if Cax cut 20.4:1 Murdoch expands inceresC in US 4.1:5 Pressure rises for economic summit 22.4:1 Dudley man wins Herald prize (Michael The freeze Chaws (Leader) 22.4:2 HamoneC) 7.1:5 Prices up afCer pay, price freeze 5.5:3 Sir Louis resigns (Aust. Press Council) PM seeks freeze supporC 6.5:3 20.1:3 Hundreds of food prices soar as freeze ends Paper strike charges dismissed 15.2:10 26.5:3 Sacking of Press arcisCs Co sCand 19.2:5 Ford cars, coffee prices up 4.5:9 ReuCers chairman sees big fuCure for Press Tow Cruck conCrols 6.6:11 7.3:5 Food prices rise 0.8% in May 24.6:3 Herald journalise on Press Council (Brian TracCor parCs Coo dear: PJT. 24.6 Cogan) 22.3:6 Price-rise Cipped for ScoCch 24.6 Senator wants inquiry on Press report 25.3:3 AusCralian-made means dearer 24.6 Newspaper censured for quads picCure 25.3:6 ColgaCe seeks publiciCy rise 6.7:3 PrinCer sCrike cues Fairfax profic 29.3:10 WaCchdog role seen for PJT. 6.7:13 PrinCing demarcacion hearing opens 14.4:3 Ic cosCs Co adverCise (ColgaCe Palmolive NewcasCle Herald hiscorical file grows PCy LCd.) 12.7:3 15.A:3 PJT CO see adverCising samples 20.7:3 Les Lumsdon signs off afCer 30 years 15.4:1 Fife backs media complaint on PJT. 27.7:3 ThirCy years of laughCer wiCh Lumsdon 15.4:7 Colgate adverCising "absurd" 28.7:3 Herald read by 75% of residenCs 19.4:1 Tribunal adjourns ColgaCe inquiry 29.7:3 Press Council seCCles more coraplainCs 26.4:13 ColgaCe wins small rise 25.8:18 Self-conCrol in Press "becter Chan laws" ColgaCe puCs prices up 7.9:9 27.4:3 ImporCed goods rise in price 2.11:26 Qld newspaper repriraanded 2.5:8 Fife hinCs aC more PJT changes 8.11:3 PKIU secreCary re-elecCed 4.5:9 Suncsn loCion price rise 14.12:3 CompuCer CypeseCCing inspecCed 5.5:9 PRIMARY INDUSTRY CompuCer CypeseCCing "easily learnc" 6.5:5 PrinCers want share of compuCers 10.5:3 A Cax "gifc" Co farmers 13.1:2 Fairfax prinCers end "punch-up" sCrike 11.5:3 Farraers Cold Co re-Chink righCs 1.2:3 PrinCers' union office raided 12.5:10 Rural council seC-up obCained 9.2:9 Edicor blames management for decline (Illawarra Farmers may geC aid 11.3:7 Mercury) 16.5:12 Farmers income scheme a "success" 11.3:13 Journalist on conspiracy counts 19.5:3 CounCry Cowns "in danger" 4.4:3 PS princery for ciCy 20.5:9 Canberra makes $55m rural loan 19.5:3 Journalise, 43, dies of cancer (Allan Barnes) Rural problems under study 19.5:6 27.5:5 Response Co farm census "poor" 27.5:11 Court order on column 28.5:5 Valley farmers face hay loss 7.5:10 Complaint over headline upheld 28.5:30 Farm inquiry requesCed 14.6:14 Murdoch in $15.5M deal 6.6:1 Top rural decisions Cipped 12.7:3 Journalises cricicise new privacy proposals Labor proposes Co sCabilise farmers incomes 8.6:18 13.7:6 Doubcs on Press Council role 27.6:3 Farmers hope for dry spell 13.7:24 Press Council clears Age 30.5:3 Lucerne aid soughc 25.7:8 Melbourne paper censured 4.7:3 Income for farmers expecCed Co fall 27.7:3 Pres6 Council gives views on privacy 6.7:17 Rural unions Co merge 9.8:5 Herald price increase 19.7:1 Sorghum Crial shows milk increase 15.8:7 i-ack in producCion (NewcasCle Morning Herald American lucerne for Valley CesCs 15.8:13 and NewcasCle Sun) 9.8:1 Tax scales for farmers changed 31.8:8 AusCralian papers "much Coo cheap" 10.8:10 Farraers expecC income drop 7.9:15 PnnCing union rules declared invalid 10.8:10 /VnChony wanCs rural fuel subsidy 7.9:22 VDT decision "will creaCe chaos" 11.8:10 GovernmenCs rural policies aCCacked ElecCronic duCies ouClined 13.8:3 8.9:14 A princing revoluCion 20.8:2 Tax averaging for farraers modified 13.9:3 OK card decision defied 24.8:8 Dairyman ponders ginger 16.9:7 Press compUine 29.8:14 MinisCer clarifies averaging rules Journalise for Uni posC (Mr. P.A. Haslum) 19.9:17 3.9:1 No end in sighC for cosC-price squeeze Mr. Renouf awarded $19,300. 10.9:9 28.9:19 Fairfax deCails compuCer plans 15.9:19 Farm workers geC new award 29.10:3 Fairfax makes record pr-jfic despice newspaper NCP leader's pledge on droughC relief loss 27.9:12 finance 1.11:7 Telegraph rises Ic. 1.10:3 New bank "aims to assise" producer Award to Herald wricer 18.10:3 3.11:10 Norchern journalises honoured 24.10:5 King Ranch goes norCh 14.11:13 Fairfax ouclavs $6ra on new Cechnology 23.10:6 Shorter rural week 15,12:12 Press favour defended 29.10:8 Whitlam defam.icion actions disccncinued 2 11-8 K.h.P. INDEX PRISONS PRISONS (C'cd) One of 84 prisoners recaptured 1.1:3 Jail officers may sCrike over women 18.5:3 3 prisoners scill free 3.1:3 Escapee geCs 2 years jail (Gary Wh.alan) MagisCraCe remands escapee (Michael SCojic)4.1:5 18.5:9 Prisoners sCill on hunger sCrike 5.1:3 Escapees jailed for 6 monChs 19.5:6 Prison Cower "fired aC" (Brisbane) 6.1:6 Warders Co puC case (Cessnock Corrective Jail neglect in escape suggested 7.1:1 Centre) 19.5:11 From a jailbird Co a jackaroo 7.1:3 More male warders promised 23.5:3 Jail rioC over TV breakdown 7.1:5 Ex-MinisCer admics House misled 24.5:10 Hunger strike by inmates continues (Pentridge) Rebuilding of jail closer (BaChursC) 25.5:8 7,1:11 Jail report "this year" 26.5:6 Prisoners break hunger strike (Pentridge) Escapees still free 30.5:3 11,1:3 2 women on escape count 1.6:11 .More security at Vic jails 11.1:5 Jails quarCerhorse sCud buys two new mares Letter from prisoner says justice denied 10.6:5 (Maitland) 11.1:8 "Blind man" still on Che loose 14.5:3 Escapees 3 years in NZ (Peter McGan) 13.1:6 Escape reporC call 15.6:6 No guard dogs for NSW jails 14.1:3 $1M MaiCland jail work nears complecion Rifles fired in jail riot "against orders" 17.6:1 18.1:3 Cessnock jail "cighC enough" 17.6:6 Call Maddison bid at jails inquiry 20.1:6 "Blind" jail escapee sighced 23.6:3 Mr Maddison and the Royal Corarais sion on P^-Sons ConvicCs deny harm inCended in escape 23.6:10 Prisons (Leader) 21.1:2 20.1:10 On Che run but with the law 25.6:1 Maddison not called to inquiry 21.1:3 Prisoners to make clothing 25.6:9 Prisoners call for defence 21.1:11 Two escape. (Mt. Gambier Jail) 28.6:3 Jail break thwarted (Brisbane) 21.1:11 Cessnock escapee retaken 29.6:3 Escapee charged (Cessnock) 24.1:5 Jail escapee remanded in cusCody 30.6:6 Summonses over riot possible 26.1:3 Life plus 59 years 5.7:6 Warder accuses nine colleagues 27.1:6 Unions againsC prisoners ouCside work Judge wants jail ombudsman 2,2:8 13.7:11 NSW prisons badly ouCdaCed: Mulock 3,2:10 Cessnock escapees caughc in Sydney 19.7:3 Prison farm a real picnic 4,2:7 Inside berCh for RL star (Ivan Grundy) Jail sCrikes end (Brisbane) 5,2:3 20.7:1 Jail proCesC CenC Corn down 5.2:9 Review of Gundy case ruled ouC 21.7:24 Kocan freed afcer 10 years 8.2:3 Escapee for senCence (Ronald Synnerdahl) Maddison's evidence lefc again 9.2:6 23.7:9 Jail Co be rebuilc (BaChursc) 9.2:8 Cessnock escapee described as dangerous Prisoner "saw bashings in jail" 10.2:1 (Brian BurCon) 25.7: 1 Prisons inquiry Cold of "vicCimisaCion" Over che fence (Leader) 1.8:2 10.2:12 Long-Cerm prisoners marry 15.8:1 InmaCes "dread Graf Con Jail" 11.2:5 ^ Prison rules "broken daily" 16.8:3 DemonsCraCors arresCed over Mulock raid 12 2-3 Maddison hiCs submission as insidious 17.8:7 ProCesCers supporC hunger sCrikers 14.2:3 5 judges free apellanC "jailed wrongly" MinisCer Co consider freeing lifer (Allan 18.8:1 Arnold) 14.2:9 Jail dispuCe seeded 18.8:11 Prisoner "bashed by every guard" 15.2:5 Judge frees man wrongly senC Co prison Inquiry Cold jail menu suddenly improved 19.8:5 16.2:11 Prisoners Co have day ouC 26.8:1 One-legged escapee 17.2:3 Release of Huxley frora jail Cipped 29.8:3 Officer used only "necessary" force (BaChursC) Huxley's release urged 30.8:3 18.2:7 Coramissioner "misled jail inquiry" 30.8:3 Dugan tells of prison "beatings" 22.2:3 Decision on Huxley "for CabineC" 31.8:8 Woman prisoner speaks of suicide release Jails in NSW "forgeC woraen" 31.8:12 (Sandra Wilson) 22.2:8 Mr. Huxley allowed horae visiCs 1.9:12 Prison homosexuality like disease: Dugan BaChursC jail plans "waste of money" 1.9:26 23.2:12 New jail wing fails Co hold prisoners 2.9:1 Prison officer denies telling half-truths Escape first for six years 2.9:1 24.2:6 Three prisoners allege bashings 2.9:5 Fast and on the loose (Gary Whalon) 28.2:1 Top security for charged prisoners 3.9:3 Warders scrike over Wilson Cransfer 1.3:3 Shower wing escapee route sealed 5.9:7 Escapee given 5h years 1.3:8 SeparaCe inquiry soughc on escape (MaiCland) Scrike over prisoner ends 2.3:3 6.9:3 Bacons greeCed "hard cases" aC Grafton InmaCes face charges 5.9:10 2.3:10 TighCer securiCy for jail (MaiCland) 7.9:13 Prison biffs disCurb Madison 3.3:1 Jail officers barrier Co reforras: QC 8.9:14 DeparCmenC admiCs Co "recepCion biff" 3.3:5 Prisons inquiry siccings end 9.9:6 Bashings in prison inColerable: judge 4.3:5 Jail inquiry nexC week (MaiCland) 9.9:6 New moves on prison inquiry 11.3:3 OuCside eyes Co guard jail (MaiCland) 13.9:1 Prisoner accused of Chreacening Arson 11.3:7 Prisoners remanded Co Sydney court 13.9:9 Blanket leads to recapture 11.3:13 Helping hands corae frora behind prison walls Jail seccion "Dickensian" 15.3:6 14.9:2 "Indescribable" condicions in jail van Prisoner freed over axe deaCh 14.9:9 16.3:10 Smich recapCured (Edward "Jockey" SmiCh) Warders "used baseball baCs" (Goulburn) 15.9:3 18.3:3 Jail escapee on 10 charges 15.9:6 CenCre inmaCe disappears 18.3:11 Movie on big manhunc 28.9:15 Sexual assaulcs by warder alleged 19.3:9 Prisoner objecCS Co having handcuffs 29.9:8 Cell fire smoke l.illed youCh: Coroner. Top clerk alleged in prison bribes 7.10:3 19.3:31 Fee scale in jails says MLA 8.10:8 Rifle shoes in jail alleged 22.3:3 Jails inquiry reopens 15.10:5 Surf's up ac Long Bay. 23.3:1 MLA cricicises jail inquiry 17.10:17 Ombudsman looks over complainCs aC jail SCeara "covered escape" 21.10:6 23.3:7 ClarificaCion Co arCicle on 21/10. 22.10:9 Violence essencial, jails inquiry Cold Prisoners declare new idencicies 2.11:8 31.3:9 "2 monchs Co escape" (Maicland) 4.11:7 Prisoner killed (Brisbane) 8.4:4 Escapees capCured 7.11:3 Judge slaCes "bias" 8.4:5 Escapees remanded Co Cessnock 8.11:8 Jail sex charge unjuscified: officer 14.4:7 Jail Cransfer inquiry Co resume 10.11:6 Prison sCrike ends (Brisbane) 21.4:14 Woman admiCs lie over jail bribes 15.11:3 Male warders "resenc woraen jail .ccaff" Prisoners appeal upheld 15.11:10 27.4:27 No deCails on jail bribe claim 15.11:10 Escapees capCured (Armidale) 28.4:1 KaCingal "never fully secure" 17.11:3 Inside sCory 2.5:1 ExCensions aC Correccive CenCre 18.11:5 Prisons chief againsC force 4.5:13 ExCra year for escapers 18.11:8 Jail names noC known Co chief 5.5:9 Prisoner lisCs "pa>menC" 18.11:10 Jail car labelled impraccical 5.5:12 Prison inquiry QC cricical of ML,A. 18.11:10 Jail secup Caggtd as explosive 11.5:10 Vandalism by prisoners alleged 22.11:10 More jail escapes predicCed 13.5:3 Cessnock jail pair face senCence 22.11:10 Outside courts and jails, a quiet success Jail clerk link "sinsicer" 22.11:12 sccry 15.5:9 "ru;s in jail, officer alleges 2^.11:1 .'ai'l -Irugs "exaggeraCed" 25.11,5 N.M.H. INDEX 51. 1577 PRISONS (C'cd) QUEENSLAND Prisoners encouraged Co appeal to courts Queensland MPs draw battle lines 4.1:5 28.11:9 Beyond a joke (Leader) 5.1:2 Prisoners Icse appeals 29.11:6 Qld Libs "could becorae a force" 5.1:3 Weekend detainees help communiCy (Tomago Cyclone rebuilding under way 5.1:6 Periodic DecenCion CenCre) 30.11:22 Gulf charts "needed" 14.1:1 Jail safeCy issue at Calks 1.12:6 ALP slaces decline 19.1:3 KaCingal "noC escape-proof" 1.12:6 Qld Labor record "poor" 20.1:3 InmaCes casual work rejecCed 3.12:1 Queensland seeks Federal aid 20.1:11 PisCol missing (Cessnock) 6.12:1 No knighchoods for Qld members: ALP 22.1:3 PlanC gave jobs Co former prisoners (Man Lib challenge aC Surfers 24.1:3 AuComotivfc Pty LCd.) 5.12:5 Mr. Field Co Cry again 24.1:3 DebaCing rivalry in jail 5.12:11 Law body denies unechical conduct allegation LaCe prisoners had excuse 20.12:6 25.1:7 Application dismissed (Edward "Jockey" Red deer safe on mace 2.2:1 Smith) 21.12:8 One dead, three missing in cyclone 2.2:3 Lawyer quits over client access 22.12:4 Qld tax haven: Willis 2.2:3 Warders impose jail ban after Sydney riot Firm word needed to PNG: Bjelke 2 2:7 27.12:1 Naval chief chosen as Qld Governor (Sir NorChern warders join jail admission ban James Ramsay) 4.2:1 28.12:1 Gulf floods 7.2:3 / BuUeC ends escape bid (PenCridge) 29 .12 :1 Queensland challenges Federal land rights Jails ban scill on afCer hearing 29.12:3 9.2:8 Brisbane jail under rebellion ChreaC 29.12:14 Queensland boundary changes 15.2:3 Warders Co decide Coday on jail admissions Tents go up in flood Cown. 15.2:3 ban 30.12:5 Bjelke in Teheran 16.2:12 MinisCer moves on jail sCaffing problems Liberals againsC Qld poll change 17.2:1 31.12:1 Floodbound motorists safe 24.2:3 Prison ban Coo hasCy (Leader) 31.12:2 Bjelke tips conflict in coalition splic Jail fire charge 31.12:8 1.3:7 Cyclone lashes N.Qld coasC 8.3:3 PUBLIC SERVICE - FEDERAL Bjelke wanes elecCoral changes 8.3:3 500 homeless as flood splics 9.3:12 Public servanCs may ban overseas Cravel Queensland flood claims firsC vicCim 13.1:3 10.3:3 PS head joins ProducCiviCy 15.1:3 Liberals oppose elecCoral change 14.3:7 Vic lawyer joins Fraser sCaff (Mr. J. Renard) Qld flood aid guaranCee 14.3:8 25.1:7 Nacional ParCy hies back aC Libs 15.3:1 Prime MinisCer's DeparCraenC sCronger afCer FiCness camp siCe 17.3:7 resCrucCuring 16.2:15 Qld Liberals spliC over redisCribuCion Public servanCs ChreaCen Bills 19.3:1 17.3:10 PS anomaly sCops courC hearings 24.3:10 Queensland Liberal rife widens 18.3:5 Canberra "has lay-off plan" 30.3:3 Qld Liberals will fighc boundary move in PS voces soon for union leaders 11.4:9 House 19.3:31 Travel row 23.i :3 Knox Curns cheek Co Bjelke's aCCack 21.3:3 ASIO may check on public service 15.5:1 Bjelke widens co.ilicion rife 22.3:3 GovernmenC clamp on PS leave 28.5:31 Referendum abouC-face in Qld 12.3:1 PS SCrikers face sack 19.8:1 Gunn land collapse 23.3:12 PM warns unions againsC new sCrikes 20.8:1 Progress ParCy names runner 4.4:12 A radical departure (Leader) 20.8:2 Bjelke moves quickly for redisCribuCion Hawke calls strike bill "grave aCCack" 7.4:10 22.8:3 Bjelke aim may be laCe Qld poll 9.4:3 MinisCer defers Calks 23.8:7 Qld fasCesC growing sCaCe 9.4:19 ACT public servanCs seek Libs nocice 24.8:3 Picnickers cause airporC problems (Maroochy) IndusCrial relaCions - whaC Che Bill says 11.4:9 24.8:10 Qld secession idea aCCacked 12.4:1 Public service rejecCs Bill 25.8:3 Rain sCrands hundreds in Gulf Cown 12.4:10 8000 condemn new no-sCrike AcC 26.8:1 Qld Co finance union chollenge 13.4:3 Are we heading for Che Cime of noC-so-civil Boundary body Co meeC in Qld 13.4:3 eervanCs 29.8:2 Liberals accuse Bjelke of breach 14.4:3 Scrike call 29.8:14 Qld puCs clamp on all Caxes 18.4:1 Eraser uses own advisers Co plan policy IndusCrial scope "greaCesC in Qld" 18.4:11 5.9:11 SCaCes referendum sCance aCCacked by PS appeals righC 6.9:1 EllicoCC 18.4:11 SenaCor quescions secrecary's pay 7.9:22 $6m soughc for Qld dockyard 19.4:8 PS staff restrictions "cut efficiency" Qld poll changes ChreaC Co 5 Lib seaCs 9.9:6 9.5:1 Canberra pays PS man's bond 10.9:3 Qld Premier issues "scandover" warning Public service staff gain file access 13.9:6 23.5:3 PS staff cuts may be abandoned 20.9:3 Premium Cea fic for a Premier 25.5:11 Benefic of pregnancy 27.9:7 Newcastle men race Vic police syndicaCe PM increases press sCaff 5.10:3 for island 1.6:13 Fraser aide "resigned" 5.11:4 Mandarin case pips MinisCer 5.6:11 1000 for Canberra 17.11:1 Sour grapes secession split 18.6:1 PM SCaff car hiCs woman (HobarC) 30.11:3 Preserver sues Qld Premier 25.6:5 TLC ready to fight anti-union law 6.7:13 PUBLIC SERVICE - STATE $500m scheme to dam Burdekin 12.7:3 Qld justice resigns (Sir Mostyn Hanger) Wilenski seC PS reforra task 21.1:3 15.7:1 OpporCuniCy for ciCy (Leader) 22.1:2 Bjelke firm on oil unionist charge 19.7:1 Union welcomes PS inquiry 22.1:3 Four Lib seats axed in change 20.7:3 Civic leaders back Cask force plan 24.1:5 Qld appoints chief jusCice (Sir Charles "Decencralise PS" plans supporCed 25.1:7 WansCall) 20.7:12 IndusCry group backs PS plan 26.1:7 New parCy wanes Qld spliC in Cwo 22.7:9 Drive for greaCer NewcasCle auConomy supported Qld Premier seC for clash wich unions 1.2:3 23.7:3 PS bonus "doubled" i5.2:6 DepuCy PM, Bjelke lock horns in public Unionises slace PM's staff cuts call 5.4:11 25.7:3 PS votes soon for union leaders 11.4:9 Hawke bid for union Calks wich Bjelke Ministers"hiring fat cats" 5.7:5 29.7:3 Secretary gets culcural job (Evan Williams) Qld Curns down Hawke bid on Calks 30.7:3 13.8:5 Qld leader called saboCeur 1.8:3 Land and transport top pay scales 28.9:3 New indicCmenC follows 9.8:6 Jobs equality plan for women and raigranCs Q'land Co double nacional parks 15.8:3 in public Service 25.11:2 Girl fighCs council on marriage bias 500 state jobs found for youth 25.11:1 20.6:3 The bureaucracy (Leader) 28.11:2 DepuCy clerk suspended 23.8:3 New union criminal charge expecCed 31.8:3 Qld Labor parCy seeks indusCrial peace 31.8:14 Muldoon foreiasCs closer links 2.9:3 -—..J a>ij««»jL«wjii N.M.H. INDEX QUEENSLAND (C'cd) RADIO DeaCh of work cuCs 69 jobs (Maryborough) CB radio reporC expecCed soon 4.1:3 2.9:7 CB radio use brings fine (Brisbane) 7,1:4 Qld farmer killed 3.9:3 City's first FM radio station starts soon Ejelke ends sCreeC marches in Cough line 25,1:3 on proCesCs 5.9:3 Minister warns of growing CD problem Whiclam hiCs Qld elecCion Crail 5.9:14 26.1:1 Premier says march ban is legal 6.9:3 City prepares for FM 7.2:2 SCudenCs' union ouC of big march 7.9:3 NewcasCle Co geC 4 FM staCions 12,2:31 IsolaCionism (Leader) 8.9:2 A new buzz on TV and radio 7.3:2 SCudencs abandon march 8.9:3 Cicizens radio demonsCraCion 8.3:11 Bomb scare in Zaphir Crial 9.9:6 Changes for 2K0, 10.3:16 Bjelke court visit averted 10.9:9 FM reporC in final sCage 14,3:3 Drought aid soughc 12.9:1 EChnic aid prograra aCCacked 14,3:9 PeanuC CesCs sho-j poison 12.9:3 CB cenCre raided, gear irapounded 15,3:1 Queensland fire ChreaC 13.9:3 Poor response Co CB appeal 15,3:6 Zaphir jury hears alleged recording 13.9:6 Radio enchusiascs hopeful afCer calks Qld fires cover wide area 14.9:3 17,3:3 Zaphir Crial ending Coday 14.9:9 Channel switch "frees FM" 22,3:7 Zaphir guilty, fine of $100. 15.9:1 Morris warns buyers of CB, 9.4:3 Police chief conCrols Qld sCreeC marches CB group urges legislacion 18.4:10 15.9:3 InsCiCuCe honours radio raan (KeiCh Howard) $100 for a reprieve (Leader) 16.9:2 28.4:LH2 Union chief predicts strike over Zaphir 2NX man for Melbourne 2.5:16 16.9:3 CB radio "inCerference" angers arabulancemen Q'land poll this year 19.9:3 12.5:3 30 arresCs in March 23.9:1 InspecCor clears CB radio users 13.5:6 Qld BudgeC aids jobs 23.9:5 FM sCaCion approved 25.5:15 LiberCy groups Co seek Qld marches 24.9:3 $200,000 facelifc (2HD) 26,5:Supp, SenaCor defends owner of aged people's home CB radio for review 28.5:8 24.9:3 Canberra approves CB radio licences 3.6:1 PM woos the country vote 30.9:1 $69m plan for radio 3.6:7 Liberals as punchbags (Leader) 6.10:2 CB radio licences available soon 24.6:3 Bjelke sets Qld for November poll 6.10:3 CB "chaos" in HunCer 27.6:3 Qld minister denies "hasty prosecution" Radio raan sacked over four-leccer word 6.10:10 (Bob Rogers) 29.6:3 Qld students defy police 13.10:1 Forms ban hics CB 30.6:1 Bjelke will fight election on strikes Broadcast change urged 8.7:5 14.10:3 CB radio sizure row 11.7:7 Church plea upseCs Bjelke 17.10:1 Young radio men's fuCures "brighc" (Mr, D, Common cause (Leader) 18.10:2 Mulley) 12,7:7 Rebuke for "emotional" Bjelke 18.10:3 2K0 general raanager reCires 20,7:26 Zaphir decision reser'.fed 18.10:7 Echnic radio body seC up 16.8:1 Clues found Co missing girl 19.10:11 2HD facelifc goes ahead on Cime 17,8:27 Joh off wich a blunder 20.10:2 Ban hiCs all radio licences 6,9:5 SenaCor, 417 oChers charged 24.10:3 Licensing sCaff life CB ban 27,9:3 Overkill (Leader) 25.10:2 2NX in No, 1 wincer spoC 5,10:16 Scuffles ouCside courC 25.10:3 Correccion Co arcicle on 5/10. 6.10:3 Clergy fighc raarch ban 25.10:3 Wran Co open new 2HD 20.10:7 Mr. Burns puCs spark inCo Queensland Labor Mr, Wran in NewcasCle co open radio sCaCion hopes 27.10:2 exCensions 25,10:6 ProCesC bans bring bomb ChreaC 28.10:3 GorCon goes on radio 25,10:7 $1000 "war" offered by denCisC 31.10:7 Aerial for uni radio soughc 19,11:33 Chappell pads up for Bjelke 1.11:1 Uni radio power slashed 23.11:3 Queensland "no joke" 1.11:3 FM radio proCesC backed (Ncle Uni) 25,11:3 Federal poll gives Bjelke chance Co regain Radio challenge 25.11:8 his lose ground 3.11:2 UrgenC leCCer on FM radio 30.11:20 RighC-Co-work law planned for Qld, 3.11:6 Universicy FM sCacion plans qualiCy and 8000 jobs "lose" 3.11:6 variecy 21. 12:11 Bjelke speech coraplainC 4.11:3 Radio plea by CB chief 26,12:5 Liberals in shadow (Leader) 5.11:2 Me, Isa ChreaC "inCerpreCed" 7.11:3 RAILWAYS Medical Ceam barred in Qld: SenaCor 8.11:3 Coalicion offer Co Libs plan in Qld 9,11:3 Rail men may noC sCrike 1.1:3 Bjelke safe, buC Labor swing may improve ArbiCraCion bid Co sCop rail strikes governmenC 10.11:2 13,1:3 No Lib, ALP pace in Qld. 10.11:3 Railmen want mining slice 25,1:3 VoCing coday 12.11:1 Railway safety "lacking" 26.1:10 Violence as 172 seized 12.11:1 Telarah station will still lack sewerage ALP gains in Qld poll 14.11:1 26.1:15 Liberals in decline (Leader) 14.11:2 SCaCe seeking $200M for rail safeCy 27.1:1 Qld demonsCraCors answer charges 15,11:3 FirsC meecing in NewcasCle (Railway and Bjelke denies parcies splic 15,11:3 Tramway ex-services associaCion) 27.1:7 Marchers held afCer pickee 19.11:3 Healch risk fear aC Telarah 27.1:13 Qld graziers geC special aid 23.11:3 Money for Crains (Leader) 28.1:2 9 arresCed afCer clash wich police 23.11:10 Loan council "sympacheCic" Co $200M rail Queensland coalicion facing collapse 2.12:1 bid 28.1:3 Qld coalicion cools off 3-12:3 New wagons need raodificacion 3.2:3 Qld unions in ban Calks 5.12:3 HisCoric rail line removed (Burwood SC.) Police march sCir denied 6.12:3 3.2:6 Knox geCs Labor backing on lone rule plan HV sCaCion raasCer flags lasC train (Aberdeen) 6,12:3 9.2:13 Qld marchers plead noC guilCy 7.12:13 Passenger rail guard sCrike called off Qld CabineC plans scrapped 8.12:3 10.2:11 Privilege claim in Bjelke case 9.12:3 AmaCeurs deraolish loco roundhouse 11.2:1 Poisoning suspecCed 10.12:3 Rail guards end sCrike 11.2:5 Secrecy claim upheld in Bjelke case CiCy buses have fire hazard seaCs 12.2:1 10.12:3 Hot seat (Leader) 12.2:2 Queensland Liberals plan coalicion dominance Local rail seats "safer" 16.2:3 14,12:3 Railway seeks home (Hunter Valley Steam Queensland Liberals in CabineC vicCory Railway and Museum) 16.2:17 15,12:1 Libs find Hunter rail needs differ 19.2:5 Liberals score (Leader) 16.12:2 Queensland blocks NSW rail loan applicaCion Wild SCorm cosCs Brisbane $1M, 17,12:1 26.2:5 Leave for Bjelke case appeal 24,12:1 Rail exCension Co new coalfields sought Bjelke seeks free-go shops 28.12:1 23.3:9 Shoppers revolc brews: Bjelke 31.12:5 Fund marked for Woy Woy sCaCion 26.3:9 VJcsCern rail link plan revived 1.4:1 Rail work bill p'JC on $130M. 1.4:5 Now rail Crial service (Muswellbrook) 6.4:5 hewcastlfc may get super fasC tr-ins 30.4:8 S.M.H. INDEX 83. 1977 KAIL'..'AYS (C'td) RAILWAYS - ACCIDENTS A,ND FATALITIES (C'td) Central railway plans 9.5:3 Granville medal 3.2:1 $25M lift for Central staCion 10.5:12 Crash claims 83rd viccim (Mrs. MargareC Coal company objecCs Co council plan (R.W. Brown) 15.2:3 Miller and Co. PCy. Led.) 11.5:17 DerailmenC sCops Crains (GrafCon) 16.2:12 $2M rail work concracc Co Lake firm (A.B. Rea Speed limic "coo high" aC crash siCe for Mounc Thorley) 21.5:1 (Granville) 22.2:6 Dubbo railway plan revived 1.6:13 Railway Crack spongy before crash: driver Wran afCer $200M Co improve railway 2.6:1 23.2:7 FreighC Cerrainal opening pledged 4.6:3 Fronc carriage "opened like flip-Cop pack" SCaCion building Co open soon (AdamsCown) 24.2:6 6.6:14 Train "bucked and rumbled" 25.2:4 Use of slag as rail ballast urged 8.6:11 Gas leak blocked rescuers 1.3:9 Rail compuCer discussion 14.6:14 Granville Crain hic bridge aC 78kmh. 2.3:10 Wrap sees deadline for idle Cerrainal 23.6:22 Train jumped Crack: driver 3.3:3 Rail concession link soughc 23.6:LH1 Granville vicCims widow geCs $200. 4.3:3 Up Co 300 new jobs in rail car conCracC Inquiry inspecCs crash Crack 4.3:5 24.6:1 Three feeders saw Crack (Granville inquiry) Rail spur delays traffic light work (Wickham) 9.3:21 25.6:1 Granville Crack repair delay 10.3:3 Investment (Leader) 25.6:2 Granville check sCaff "few" 11.3:3 Rail work soughc as jo>s boosC 28.6:9 Granville engine wheel "off rail" 12.3:7 $200M rail proraise 4.7:1 Engineer Cold of rough ride (Granville ParenCs fear faCal squeeze (Fassifern) inquiry) 16.3:15 7.7:LH1 Granville inquiry Cold of rail movemenC New AdamsCown rail gaCes in action 12.7:7 17.3:6 Rail bells raise noise problem (AdamsCown) Granville loco wheels, bogies suspecC 13.7:17 24.3:12 Qld contract goes Co Newcastle 20.7:3 Granville rail dip Cheory 25.3:9 Goninan names projecC chiefs 26.7:10 Granville dip 7m long, inquiry Cold 25.3:5 Railways running again 24.8:8 Granville Crack "safe" 29.3:3 Sydney Cransfer for rail depuCy (Mr. K.Green) Granville engine "noC abnormal" 30.3:11 29.8:11 Granville cosCs $100M 4.4:3 Rail hold-up cricicised 2.9:1 Engines off rails 35 Cimes 6.4:8 Sydney work Co aid train schedules 8.9:12 Rail disasCer evidence ends 7.4:7 Rail scrike averCed 10.9:9 Poor Crack caused derailmenc: OC 3.5:9 Lack of pares is main rail ChreaC 22.9:10 Granville public hearing ends 4.5:18 ARU men resurae 23.9:7 Granville Crain "ouC of conCrol" 24.5:10 Rail men prefer "dirCy old place" 5.10:1 Injured carried on Crain doors )(Granville) Rebel loco drivers sCop for 24 hours 6.10:8 25.5:8 Scrike Chrows doubt on Crain ser-i/ices 6.10:8 Woman killed (HamilCon ScaCion) 28.5:1 Union dispuCe may cuC rail service 7.10:11 Guard killed in railway accidenC (Ease Greca) $750,000 expansion for train depot (Broadmeadow) 31.5:3 8.10:3 Space limiCed Crain rescue (Granville) Rail bans deferred a week 8.10:5 31.5:6 SCrike hiCs ciCy Crains 10.10:1 Granville accidenC "inevicable" 1.5:18 Suburban rail services expecCed back Coday Train rescuers were Coo laCe (Gran-ville) 11.10:10 2.6:6 Sydney looks to cars 15.10:3 $11,000 for Granville vicciras 3.6:3 Bans disrupC NorChern Crains 17.10:1 Granville inquesC adjourned 3.6:5 Trains back afCer bans lifCed 18.10:5 Granville aid 4.6:3 Railmen concinue will sCrike 19.10:10 Granville hero Cries Co forgeC 8.6:1 Rail reCurn 20.10:6 WheaC spill blocks rail (WaraCah) 9.6:5 Full sCeam ahead for train buffs 31.10:1 Granville train driver "not to blame for Bans delay rail goods 3.11:6 crash" 21.7:10 More Crain seaCs in holiday plan 3.11:13 Granville disaster blamed on Crack, wheels Rail works "neglecCed" 5.11:5 23.7:9 Cox cool on rail plan 7.11:6 RelaCives upseC by rail "disasCer" 15.8:3 SCeaming uniC for rail yard (Cardiff) 7.11:10 Rail viccira jo'c.ing before deaCh, Coroner PTC conCracC Co Japan 8.11:12 cold (Elizabech Wallace) 26.8:9 Passengers "noC Cold of delay" 10.11:3 Coal Crain derailed (Sydney) 30.8:1 Goninan places $9M Japanese order 10.11:16 Granville Crain scrapped 2.9:9 SCeel road chrough Che "never-never" 12.11:7 Rail disasCer vjarning 9.9:15 Rail men meeC over dispuCe 17.11:13 Train roof ride Co Cragedy (Melb) 4.10:3 WA backs Saudi railway 21.11:13 Train crewmen "drank on job" Blue Mens Rail cenCre dispuCe in courC 25.11:9 crash) 21.12:3 Rail cenCre union concession suggested 26.11:5 RAILWAYS - ELECTRIFICATION ARU to discuss depot row 30.11:10 Sleepers cut by broad axe 30.11:28 Funds soughc for rail link 9.3:11 Sentimental ride for retiring rail raan ElecCrificaCion plea 25.5:LHl (Grantley "Frank" Jago) 1.12:LH3 Federal money urged for rail 17.6:6 Historic Crains draw crowds 5.12:3 Power rail due Co sCarC in year 4.11:1 Heavy locomoCives for WA 5.12:12 Rail elecCrificacion issue comes alive again $3M upgrading for Com. SCeel 6.12:12 4.11:2 Big money earner (PorC WaraCah) 6. 12:TransporC Favourable lines on Gosford Co NewcasCle Review '77 eleCCrificaCion 7.11:2 Full tench derails $6 wage rise 13.12:12 Switch over! (Leader) 9.11:2 Rail union leaders seek urgenC Calks 14.12:10 AC or DC? ChaC is Che quescion 9.11:14 Rail strike averted 17.12:9 Electric rail urgently needed 5.12:12 Railway sCrike Cies up fuel 20.12:10 SCoremen urged Co end sCrike 21.12:9 REAL ESTATE SelecCive Crain cuCs may hic NewcasCle 22.12:3 NSW could save historic land 7.1:5 ThreaC Co ChrisCmas Crains eases 22.12:8 Canberra "no" on park seen as betrayal 8.1:8 Free Crain rides for commuters 23.12:1 Economy to blame for four unsold land sites (Tenambit) 28.1:5 RAILWAYS - ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES Land deal cooling-off 11.2:1 City "lacks planning aims, leadership" Granville deaths mav top 80 19.1:1 11.2:13 A tragic accident (Leader) 19.1:2 Land rate system will be reviewed 12.2:31 Wran angry about "ramshackle" system 20.1:1 CrabCree resCricts PP reserve sales 2.3:3 Rail disasCer "raav never be solved" 21.1:1 LiquidaCor for Parkes 9.3:1 27 sCill in hospital afCer rail disasCer SCace may buy Parkes land: Mulock 11.3:8 22.1:3 No board money in Parkes snares 12.3:7 Willis: no word on leadc^rship 22.1:3 Land prices in HunCer scable 14.3:8 Unsafe" bridge reiccCed 24.1:1 Land firms facing prosecuCion Chreat Rail vicCims urged Co seek advice 27.1:6 18.6:1 Temporary bridge in place (Granville) Byrnes buys HV r<;al EstaCe 29.6: 23 31.1:3 RenCal advice pl.-'-nned 5.7:15 Charlestp'.ni crnCre staf: '•'hiE year" 7.7:"' .»»W»H.«' H.M.H. INDtX REAL ESTATE (C'Cd) RETAIL TRADE (C'cd) Land boom concerrs MinisCer 20.7:9 Araalgamacion of co-ops. 5.4:27 Land sale profic scares row in Vic 30.7:3 Shopping (Leader) 6.4:2 New legislacion will cover bond raoney 1.9:6 New GM for sCore (W.H. McGrath) 7.4:8 Freehold building feCches $130,000 (Kodak $1M shopping expansion (Garden City) 7.4:10 bldg) 26.10:14 Coles disqualifies $1000 "win" 15.4:1 Man given Cime Co answer (Roger MaCson, Personality can make or break a sraall Sydney) 7.12:3 business owner 21.4:2 Media blaraed for bankrupCcy 10.12:36 $12.5M shopping cenCre for Gosford 22.4:6 MisforCune Curned inCo business success Planning rules waived for Wallsend complex. (Tony DoherCy) 12.12:10 27.4:10 BankrupCcy queried in parliamenC 16.3:13 WoolworChs plans raajcr expansion 29.4:8 MP urged Co Cell abouC Parkes 17.3:10 FourCh food barn opens 4.5:25 Professor warns on renC law 21.3:3 CiCy store box office to close 5.5:9 Land firm dishonesC, Einfeld alleges 23.3:3 Shopping centre approved (Ncle West) 5.5:13 Firm denies "dishonesCy" (Hamden DevelopraenCs "Half-case" w.irehouse 11.5:14 PCy Ltd.) 24.3:3 SupporC for $2M shop cenCre (South Wallsend) Ex-Premier accused on conspiracy (Tom Lewis) 25.5:12 25.3:13 Retailers plan blitz on shoplifters 3.6:6 Lewis denies land conspiracy charge 30.3:11 City business area "needs rejuvenation" $120,000 sougnC for HunCer loC 5.4:19 8.6:30 SCockCon land clearance 13.4:11 NorChern retail sales stay at healthy level Two monCh waiC on Parkes wind-up i9.4:6 10 . 5 :1 Propercies sold for $110,250 (Maitland) $1010M drop in retail sales 10.6:8 10.5 : 7 Country towns hit in business decline Weak demand for office space 10.5:12 15.6:23 Average home buy in North $34,366. 12.5:14 Shoppers clean up after TV error 17.6:6 ShorCage of housing pushes rents up 13.5:1 Award exeraption plea 29.6:3 HisCoric Valley properCy sold (Edinglassie) Retail sales show significant increase 13.5:13 30.6:1 Land titles conversion plan 13.5:13 No boost in retail sales 1.7:6 More Eleebana home sites 14.5:9 Woolworths close Melbourne store 2.7:10 Valuers AcC "aids public" 16.5:6 Shopping block for Singleton Heights. 5.7:15 Barnardo horae auccion arouses incerest Shopping centre opens (Carey Bay) 7.7:LH2 17.5:7 Shopkeepers warned of conwomen 21.7:10 Potential in city sites for auction 17.5:12 Small firms failing, conference told 25.7:9 $72,000 for Barnardo's horae 18.5:13 Women rate shopping 26.7:1 Kurri to get 35 extra blocks 2.6:20 Shopping centre plan to be changed (Warners City buildings below reserve 14.6:15 Bay) 28.7:LH3 Lowes 3 new Hunter stores 18.6:12 co-operatives "contradict word" 10.8:16 SCaCe will acC on land sharks 19.8:3 Carey Bay village opened 18.8:LH2 Fielders siCe for sale 3.9:10 Shopping centre expands (Cardiff) 18.8:LH3 15-hour waic for land (SingleCon) 6.9:6 ComraitCee approves $7M shop project 23.8:13 Housing land Co council (Muswellbrook) Carey Bay Village Feature 25.8:LH4 15.9:15 Companies seccle Cr^oChpasCe dispuCes 30.8:3 Wallsend land passed in 26.10:27 Markecs open despite food strike 1.9:1 NSW in $10M land deal for homes 5.12:1 SupermarkeC supplies flow 2.9:7 New laws proposed on forced land acquisicion New owner for old SingleCon reCailer 22.9:14 5.12:3 DJ's life profic Co $5.9M. 24.9:10 Score profic $2.8 million 24.9:10 RECREATION Longer shop hours proposed in NSW 5.10:1 LaCer shopping "will life cosCs" 7.10:3 Survey Co evaluaCe HunCer's leisure 11.1:6 Shopping reform (Leader) 8.10:2 Leisure (Leader) 12.1:2 New shopping hours opposed 11.10:10 Council reviews new cenCre (BaCeau Bay Shoplifeing on increase 12.10:8 CommuniCy recreaCion centre) 27.1:LH1 Opposieion Co shop hours plan grows 13.10:6 Munmorah fund will aid leisure 14.4:3 Small businesses geC improved CreaCmenC Recreation area is now permanent (Munmorah) 14.10:7 14.4:LH3 THC will oppose recailers 15.10:9 Children rush kindergartens 1.9:26 Union meecing uproar. 18.10:1 Few prepared for extra leisure 28.9:33 ExCra shopping Cime proposal deferred Hunter survey on how you spend your leisure 20.10:3 time 22.10:1 Former fieCer finds career in snow (Barry Recreation grants 11.11:5 Carroll) 22.10:32 Pupils get holiday sport classes 23.11:8 ReCail's rough diamond 24.10:9 Grants for vacation programs 31.12:18 Small businesses offered advice 25.10:5 Shop assisCanCs will open own score (Wollongong) RED CROSS 26.10:18 Recall ghosC Cown Cag rejecCed 26.10:26 Red cross zone conference 17.2:15 Shop lease bids eo be called (SingleCon Honour for Red Cross service (Mrs. Eva Heighcs) 27.10:5 McManus) 19.5:LH3 Stores beat picket lines 2(7.10:9 Red Cross branch closes after 40 years (Jetting the bunker ready for union wargames (Boolaroo-Speers Point) 23.6:LH3 31.10:2 Red Cross honours helpers 29.10:9 Threat of extended shop strike 31.10:3 Shopworkers raay return 1.11:13 RETAIL TRADE Retail sales rise 2.11:26 N and K boost profit 17% to $1.08M. 5.11:10 $IM Kotara shopping centre plan opposed Co-op men study Newcastle methods 10.11:13 12.1:1 Champagne for shoppers (Toronto) 10.H:LH3 EMI plans new Hunter offices 27.1:13 Jews take offence 1^.11:3 Pink Elephanc may grow 2.2:17 Big W opens (East Maitland) 15.11:6 $1.5M shop cenCre proposed (NewcasCle WesC) Proposed shopping centre halved (Charlestown) 3.2:11 22.11:12 WoolworChs' $13M plans 4.2:4 "Business ventures" worry police 23.11:7 $1M projecC clears hurdle (KoCara) 8.2:1 No extra night shopping likely 23.11:12 Bel Air residenCs confused over Garden CiCy Toukley to get first pedestrian mall 28.11:6 minuCe 10.2:6 No consent for mall (Toukley) 29.11:7 Kotara homeowners seek parking ban 21.2:7 Thefts in shops increase 10% 3.12:3 Agency to aid Valley business 14.3:8 $10M sales slump 6.12:12 Savemores split three ways 15.3:12 SupermarkeC courC acCion will concinue Store's record half-yearly turnover 16.3:24 (Shoeys) 6.12:13 Store replies to delivery complainC 22.3:6 Shop cencre details out tomorrow (CharlesCown) Lowes will expand 22.3:12 7.12:1 Shop cenCre plan (Singleton) 26.3:10 ReCailers up, down on fescive shopping Shop cenCre speed-up urged (Croudace Rd. , 7.12:7 South Wallsend) 30.3: 12 Food barn move "chreaC Co jobs" 7.12:8 Shop assisCancs are 'redundanc aC 18" Shoeys row looms as poll issue 8.12:3 31.3:7 Champagne for ToronCo shoppers 8.12:LH2 Retail sales figures up 2.3% 1.4:6 Labor embarrassed by Shoevs case 9.12:1 N.M.H. INDEX 85. 1977 RETAIL TR.ADE (C'Cd) ROAD SAFETY (C'cd) Building boosC (Leader) 9.12:2 Policeman slaces drinking cusCora 22.6:11 Shoeys owner wanCs Calks wich Mayor 12.12:9 Rain doubles road risk 23.6:22 Delay for food barn case urged 13.12:3 Pupils Curn on lighes (Mayfield) 28.6:10 Cicy shop staffs' key voce 14.12:1 Better road lighcing sought 11.7:8 The law rausC be upheld (Leader) 14.12:2 Traffic lighC prograra 12.7:13 Ho exCra shopping 14.12:3 Signals for Cardiff Rd., 20.7:12 ClariCy on food barn soughc 14.12:18 Drinking driver clearly che major human Shop plan aCCracCs inquiries (SingleCon) problem in road Coll 26.8:2 Heighcs) 14.12:20 Road accidenC racio Co cars improves 26.8:5 Mayor's sCaCeraenC on Shoeys reCail Crading Judge rules belc law invalid 28.9:1 15.12:2 Belt up! (Leader) 29.9:2 Court decision "in line with" union subraission No amnesty on seaCbelcs: Police 29.9:3 15.12:3 New seaCbelC law "urgent" 5.10:3 Christmas spending growing 16.12:7 Seatbelt law amended 13.10:1 Shoey's case "stood over" 16.12:8 Appeal court rules seaCbelc law valid Shop ballot likely Co be conCesced 16.12:8 19.10:3 ScreeC closure blamed for drop in LambCon You oughe Co be, hic, in picCures 19.10:19 trading (Elder SC.) 19.12:7 Drink-driver counselling 11.11:1 Cooks Hill Shopkeepers close door on old life (Mr. and Mrs. Scan Harper) 19.12:11 ROAD TOLL .Shop union wanCs courC balloC 19.12:15 Shoeys acCion 20.12:10 SCaCe roads claim 16 lives 1.2:1 Shops enjoy pre-ChrisCmas spree 23.12:3 SixCy killed on roads 11.4:3 Inquiry on union office 23.12:11 Road deaChs higher 12.7:8 Mall concepc improves recalling 27.12:7 Nacional loss (Leader) 13.10:2 Spending spree Co resume Coday 28.12:10 LasC years road Coll 3583 13.10:7 Bargains draw cro-jds Co scores. 29.12:5 ChrisCmas road Coll is 33. 26.12. :1 41 dead on holiday roads 27.12:3 RETURNED SERVICEMEN'S .ASSOCIATIONS Who mourns? (Leader) 29.12:2 Cox refuses Co cuC RSL bus cosCs 3.1:6 ROADS AND HIGHWAYS Uranium supporC by RSL 10.2:6 Thousand RaCs Co marc'n 24.3:14 ResidenCs fear "Horror sCreCch" Cragedy The RSL secreCary is a lady (Norma Barrcrofc) (Macquarie Rd., Cardiff) 6.1:LH1 24.3:LH3 $163,000 for roads (Lake Macquarie) 6.1:LH3 NewcasCle hosCs RaCs' reunion 11.4:3 $%M road grane for GloucesCer 17.1:10 Children honour Anzacs 20.4:7 RegisCraCion rise "saved 1500 jobs" 20.1;LH2 69 district schools honour Australia's war Drivers caughc in ciCy parking change 24.1:1 dead 23.4:1 The way is noC clear (Leader) 25.1:2 Queen pays CribuCe Co Anzacs 25.4:3 Clearway should ease ciCy jams 25.1:3 Hundreds line Anzac march rouCe 26.4:1 Loan Calks approved (Jerrys Plains Rd.) Of lascing value (Leader) 25.4:2 31.1:7 Nurses given .Anzac raarch honour 25.4:3 Nixon veCoes 4-lane Doyalson road 12.2:1 Younger veeerans lead marchers 26.4:6 DMR highway plans queried 14.2:9 Spiric "needs purpose" 25.4:8 Councils may geC more granCs 16.2:14 RSL chief urges Cougher drug law 1.6:6 The Pacific Highway (Leader) 17.2:2 RSL suggesCs nuclear plane 2.6:7 Councils given say in Craffic conCrol 17.2:9 RSL noce 3.6:3 Increased funding for roads backed 23.2:15 RSL leader aCCacks film 24.6:9 Cessnock road upgrading geCs prioricy 23.2:16 Jibes aC war film "unfair" 27.6:7 Freeways plan ouC , homes safe (Sydney) Club manager honoured (S. Holyhead) 19.8:7 24.2:3 HamilCon RSL club seeks members 24.8:13 Road funds increases requesCed 24 2:10 Kerr wanes Co serve people 6.9:1 The cose of freeways (Leader) 28.2:2 Danger seen in peace zone 6.9:6 Canberra changes road fund 1.3:9 Ivan has RSL admirer 8.9:1 MinisCer "gained from road chang«" 3.3:5 Universal Craining (Leader) 10.9:2 Tourism funds "are noC for roads" 3.3:LH1 Rules are rules, says RSL raanager 28.9:14 Landa geCs syrapaChy over house 4.3:3 Horror of Somme relived (Cecil Allan) Freeway land sale may be blocked 17.3:10 19.10:6 Massacre (Lochinvar) (Leader) 19.3:2 Correccion Co arcicle on 19/10. 20.10:3 DMR "butchering trees" at Lochinvar 19,3:3 Remembrance Day services honour Che fallen Highway upgrading backed 19,3:5 10.11:LH1 Rosella hits the road in Gosford Shire War dead remembered in park 12.11:8 23,3:9 Dwindling Cally of old maCes 12.11:8 Reprieve for Lochinvar oaks 2^,3:1 Service marks Cank baCCle 17.11:11 Students protest at destruction of silky oaks 25.3:3 ROAD HAULAGE Teachers oppose school road (Swansea-Caves Beach) 25.3:5 Truckers complain of devaluaCion effecCs Charmhaven delays end 2.4:5 6.5:15 Work sought on Laguna roads 2.4:31 ResidenCs acC to sCop Crucks 21.5:31 Order to save oaks sought 5.4:14 $12M freighe conCainers "unused" 1.6:3 Dangerous things that go bump (Macquarie SCaCe Co sCudy Ne-jcasCle Cruck problem 22.6:7 Rd. , Cardiff) 6.4:LH1 Convoy protest planned on Cax 27.5:3 Road-widening revision saves 25 trees Truckles form convoy in cax proCesC 11.7:1 8.4:3 New Crailer unloads wiChouC cranes 10.10:9 Third try to end hazard (Charlestown) Haulier aCCacks fuel cosC rises 12.10:19 14.4:LH2 "SecreC repore" on road Cax 17.10:12 Road to be closed (Wharf Rd.) 20.4:5 Hexham headquarCers Co open (Scicpewich) Morris seeks inquiry into highway surface 17.10:12 challenge 20.4:7 Trucks: home values reduced 2.12:1 Cox rejects road inquiry call 21.4:5 Angry Cruck driver puCs his case 12.12:12 Sugarloaf road work finance sought 21.4:LH2 Suburban peace and quieC blasCed 12.12:12 Major works planned for higl.-;jay 21.4:LH2 Road reporC under aCCack 19.12:10 Road signs"not necessary" 21.4:LH4 New law Co cuC road wear 29.12:3 Turn-off unsafe: councillor (Muscle Creek Rd.) 26.4:13 ROAD SAFETY Trust urges road sealing (Mt.Sugarloaf) 28.4:LH2 Breach tests (Leader) 25.1:2 Road dangers appeal by residents (Belmont North) Random tests on drivers supported 25.1:3 28.4:LHl Random test plan rejecCed 26.1:1 Some delay likely on uniform loads 4.5:14 Alcohol levels 'sensational" 28.1:1 Priority for Lake side road 5.5:21 Childs seat belcr. no-w law 4.2:1 Cardiff road problem may be solved 5.5:LHI Traffic lighCs planned for Belmont 24.2:LH3 NewcasCle, Lake geC $ 1 • IM roadworks 10.5:8 Libs played with lives: Face 7.4:3 GranC soughc for roadwork 11.5:14 Mothers seek beCCer pedesCrian crossing The long and winding disgrace (National (Croudace Sc, Lar-.btcn ) 27.4:14 Highway 1.) 16.5:2 At your peril (loader) 9.5:2 OiTibudsman asked for action .jn road (Swansea SanJvm breath test advocaCed IS.5:6 High School and Caves l ROADS AND HIGHWAYS (C'ed) ROADS AND HIGHWAYS (C'cd) SafeCy sCudy on road (Calga-Ourimbah road) DMR sCudies freeway land 25.11:5 20.5:3 Sugarloaf CrusC defers raounCain roadwork School access road angers Ceachers 20.5:3 decision 1.12:LH2 Air Crip planned for beceer highway 21.5:3 Lake rouCe "sCalled" 6.12: TransporC Widden road coraplainC 23.5:10 Review '77. 70 Ceachers sCrike over road 24.5:7 Four-way road junccion eo be eliminaCed School access road inspeccion soughc 24.5:10 9.12:7 Road policy sCaCe maCCer : Canberra 25.5:11 Mine "mancis" designed for smooch roads Rural road granC rise 28.5:3 14.12:31 Urgency move on school road plan 28.5:8 Big Crucks for NSW 15.12:16 GranC for road job accepCed (GloucesCer) Oil slick causes minor accidenCs 21.12:3 31.5:8 GloucesCer and Scone linked 22.12:5 MaiCland by-pass sCarC "in 1979" 1.6:13 $9M plan for road work (Ourimbah - Doyalson) Strike over school road hailed 1.6:17 22.12:5 Minister asked to refuse access road plan StewarC Avenue Curn lane "desirable" 2.6:LH1 31.12:5 Road works plan for forest (Olney State Forest) 2.6:LH3 ROYAL SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY Road funds 3.6:3 TO ANIMALS Charlestown bypass "needed" 11.6:3 Truck owners tax threat 14.6:9 RSPCA plans Wallsend wildlife park 1.1:5 Deputation will urge highway upgrading RSPCA seeks bans on circus animal acCs 23.6:19 8.1:3 Rail spur delays traffic light work (Wickham) Starved p-up gets reprieve 21.1:1 25.6:1 Abandoned red seCCer dies 1.2:3 Accident prevents danger inquiry 25.6:5 ResidenCs objecC Co RSPCA plans 17.2:7 Govt seeks road service (Pacific Highway, Council Co inspecC RSPCA siCe 31.3:6 south of Newcastle) 2.7:5 Sounds Co sooChe pounded peCs 19.4:1 Couple win quarry road case 11.7:7 Animal pen proposal rejecCed 19.4:11 $23M roads program 13.7:3 RSPCA picks NewcasCle 26.4:11 Church land needed for road (Kincumber) Dumped dog geCs new home 18.5:3 23,7:5 Vetinary rebate proposed 20.6:8 Tour hopes to heal rift 23.7:5 Rise for dog fee urged 7.7:16 Roadwork for Peats 28.7:LH3 Dog destroyed after boarding fee paid Pacific Highway to be improved 28.7:LH3 26.7:5 Sugarloaf road to be fully sealed 19.8:7 RSPCA urges Dog Act change 27.7:23 Quick reply sought on highway work 20.8:8 RSPCA joins fight to save whales 24.10:3 SingleCon plans $1M road work 20.8:31 Doyalson Craffic lighCs shine 24.8:3 ROYAL VISITS $1.IM access road Co rail loop and esCaCe 24.8:14 Queen will not visit Lake 13.1:LH5 Morris wanCs Calks on highway cosC Itineary of Queen's visit 29.1:8 (Pacific Highway) 30.8:6 Battery asks permission to salute Queen Bigger road fund soughc for Gosford 7.9:16 31.1:5 Tollway season scicker urged 7.9:17 Anti-Kerr split looms over queen protests Cox urges funds Co widen highway (Pacific 7.2:1 Highway beCween Doyalson and Swansea) 8.9:6 Queen's visit (Leader) 8.2:2 CharlesCown Craffic lighC work nears complecion Queen looking forward to trip 9.2:9 S.9:LH1 Time may thwart royal meeting (Mrs. Vera New lighes Co assise Craffic (CharlesCown) Thomas) 14.2:7 13.9:5 All free at table wich Queen 23.2:6 $1.2M granCs for council road work 13.9:5 Whielam's wife will snub Kerr 24.2:3 Bactle sCill rages on highway rouCe 21.9:1 AusCralia will give Queen foal 24.2:10 Highway acCion defended 22.9:11 Whiclam rejecCs inviCacion 25.2:3 No exCra for road link 23.9:11 Royal visic film was Couch and go 2.3:23 MosC road programs approved 28.9:9 Taxpayers face $lra royal Cour bill 3.3:1 Work on WesCern highway urged 8.10:18 One-verse royal visic a swift clash 5.3:1 Federal cue will delay Lake rouCe: Cox Queen's visit begins today 7.3:3 7.10:5 Cheers, pesticide spray greet royal couple Road plan ChreaCens hisCoric church 8.10:1 in Canberra 8.3:1 New lights aC CharlesCown 11.10:9 Queen opens ParliamenC 9.3:1 Traffic lighCs aC WaraCah 12.10:19 Queen impressed wiCh AusCralia. 9.3:6 Major road wesC of Che Lake 13.10:1 Lawmen grab Eureka flags 10.3:10 $12,000 "insulc" on park paymenC (Birdwood CiCy lawns and gardens Cidy, clean for Park) 13.10:5 royal visic. 10.3:10 Roads concracc for Windale 13.10:LH1 Queen visiCs OA merabers 10.3:10 Hopes dim for Swansea road 14.10:1 Palace cleared Wliiclara's speech 10.3:20 CharlesCown lighCs puC Co Che CesC 18.10:7 Union ban on shipping during royal visit Lake highway's face soughc 21.10:3 11.3:1 SCand on road defended 22.10:5 The Royal visic (Leader) 11.3:2 Road work (Tuggerah) 27.10:LH2 Phillip presenCs awards 11.3:3 Reprieve for Church (Kincumber) 28.10:3 CiCy gears up for Queen's visit 11.3:5 IndusCrial drive geCs more lighCs 31.10:9 Those who will meet the Queen 11.3:13 Chamber presses highway aira (Swansea) 2.11:7 Thousands welcome Queen 12.3:1 Drainage plans may delay Maicland by-pass Mayoress in royal rage 14.3:3 3.11:12 Protests greet Queen in Sydney 14.3:3 Sydney highway work budgec scrain: Cox 5.11:5 Tasmanians cheer royal visitors 15.3:3 No lighCs aC crossing (Griffichs Rd., Royalty protest brings charge 15.3:10 HamilCon NorCh) 7.11:8 $100 fine for throwing placard 15.3:10 Highway Cask force mooCed. 8.11:9 Security tighe for Queen in Vic. 16.3:3 ArresCs aC freeway siCe 9.11:34 Royal protest publicity "overdone" 17.3:1 Road inspeccion (Denman) 10.11:13 Melbourne gives Queen biggest reception Surface work on highway (Pacific Highway) 17.3:1 12.11:32 Queen gives Menzies new honour 18.3:1 Highway Co geC four lanes (Pacific Highway Trophy Lillee missed 18.3:1 beCween Swansea and Doyalson )16.11:1 20,000 welcorae royal couple to South SandgaCe road funds soughc from Co.". 15.11:15 AusCralia. 21.3:1 DMR aid soughc for wesC road 16.11:15 Barossa visic for Queen 22.3:3 Highway aC lasC (Leader) 17.11:2 Eureka flag proCesC remand 24.3:10 DMR in gear for highway 17.11.3 "Gods" in ploc on Queen. 30.3:14 Prioricy for bypass "sCace raaCCer" 17.11:9 Royal Crip coo speedy: Bishop 12.4:1 CharlesCown clearway soughc by ALP branch Prince Co visic 27.7: 1 17.11:LH1 Organising of trust begins 24.8:3 RegenC Sc. residenCs fear by-pass 18.11:3 Prince arrives on Cup day 14.9:9 $19M boosC for roadworKS 21.11:3 Prince will play polo on visit 23.9:3 Federal funds :nay pay for overpa.ss 21.11:12 Crown Prince to tour four states (Crowi Ourimbah to Hexham sCreCch State's most Prince Hassan of Jcrdon) 11.10:7 faCal 21.11:12 Jordan seeks raininc liaison 17.10:13 Clfarway plan rejecced (ChariesCo'-n i'.d. ) Female adrirers gre-^t prince 2.11:3 24. :i :LH1 N.M.H. INDLX 87. 1977 RfffAL VISITS (C'td) SAILING Jubilee train visit 2.11:9 Skiff club's gift of boats frcm New Zealand Jokes for royal tour scare 3.11:1 11.1:16 Jubilee boycoCC 4.11:1 The Chapmans of Toronto were skiff sailing Prince meeCs former Ceachers 7.11:3 tops 28.1:16 Charles flies in, licerally 9.11:1 Fennell name of renown in skiff sailing Jubilee train display at Zaara St. 9.11:7 4.3:12 Protest passes Prince 11.11:3 Plain sailing for a nautical family Prince ends 11-day visic 12.11:3 (Mr. and Mrs. Edwards) 21.4:LH5 Prince, guescs ill afCer luncheon 14.11:3 Harbour sailing club has reason for pride NorCh Co see Royal coaches 14.11:3 27.5:12 Shigellosis upseC Prince 15.11:3 'tot" Walters, sailings unforgettable Coaches Co go on show 22.11:10 1.7:12 NewcasCle Co see Royal rail exhibit 26.11:3 New sponsor for Bruniges 21.9:34 Royal coaches on display 28.11:3 Sailing season opens 22.9:LH4 Jubilee appeal leader inviced Co NewcasCle Regatta caraping move 29.9:LH4 30.11:20 Sailors celebraCe club anniversary (Croudace Jubilee Crain visic 5.12:3 Bay Sailing Club) 20.10:LH4 Jubilee Crain packed 6.12:3 Tradicion lives on in sailing (Moncrieff Prince Co visic (Crown Prince of Iran) and Pone families) 21.10:15 20.12:9 NorCh's fine record in skiff eicles 22.11:19 Skiff win unexpecced (Gary Bruniges) RUGBY LEAGUE 29.11:20 Sailing life members (Roy Green and Ken Lack of funds delays ground (Swansea Junior Ruggeri) 1.12:23 Rugby League Club) 6.1:LH4 Jack Moore did much for sailing 5.12:15 League premiers gain sponsor 12.1:28 Sailing club addicion approved 15.12:LH2 Challenge Co RL officials 18,1:16 NorCh made laCe run in 15' cicies 23.12:12 Oscar geCs rescless aC Che sCart of a season OriginaCor of Sailfish enCers CiCles (Oscar MuUaly) 21.4:14 31.12:3 Storm brews in league 2.2:35 Plan Co upseC RL decision 8.2:14 SAND MINING TrusC lifCs offer Co NRL 12,2:1 CenCre cffer rejecced 15.2:15 Tuggerah sand mine work "confined" 22.1:8 Spores cenCre (Leader) 15.2:2 Sandmlners advised Co curb dispuCes 23.2:9 NorCh's bid for oval righCs doomed 16.2:13 Landa blocks sandmining (350 acres adjacenC Club viCal Co NRL sCabiliCy, chief reveals to Seal Rocks and Treachery Head) 24.2:1 16.2:36 Wran, unions head for sand-mining clash Brown back as RL coach 22.2:18 25.2:1 Injured RL player wins compensaCion (Paul Issue divides Seal Rocks 25.2:1 Brown, Sydney) 23.2:S Woodchips favoured: sandmining doubt 17.3:1 Meecing overCs panic over ccmpensaCion 3.3:22 Fraser Island miners make $23ra claim 2.4:1 RL clubs noC liable for players compensaCion Sand workers arrange big union rally 28.4:3 9,3:30 1500 in sandmining cuts protest 30.4:3 Players "lefc ouC" 10.3:20 Sandmining report on display 5.5:LH1 Fred Crahame was pare of ru ;by league 11.3:14 Rutile chiefs warning for fuCure 23.5:8 Stop-play led to league shake up 25.3:14 Sandmlners Co pickee NSW ParliamenC 31.5:7 No league bets afcer sundown 8.4:10 Mr. Wran Co sCace policy on sand mining Referees cue duCies again 25.5:35 1.6:3 Sydney league vows Co cuC violence 31.5:20 Council may approve sand mining (NewcasCle Muggins ouC of France maCch 7.6:22 Glass Works) , 7.7:LH1 HuCchinson ia second life membership 10,6:16 Sandraining firm laying off 100 (Associaced World RL series falls flaC as showpiece Minerals ConsolidaCed Led.) 20.7:3 16,6:24 Hexham men go in AugusC 21.7:10 World Series rugby league clash a sellout Sandmine leases in Wyong Shire cancelled 18,6:36 30.8 :1 World Series half in doubc 21.6:18 Sandmlners cricicise Fraser Is. payouC All sCars book Palmer for UCah game 22.6:34 24.9:3 CenCre geCs World Series chance 22.5:34 Statement soon on impact of mining (Williamtown) English R.L. CourisCs visiC NorCh 23,6:26 4.10:8 ARL lifCs ban on Lowe 24.6:16 Sand-miners set talks deadline 5.11:9 New pair hold key Co final 25.5:32 Sandmine men call off meeting 10.11:12 League ban idea noC supporCed 12.7:16 Sandmlners strike 19.11:9 The changing face of rugby league 12.7:18 Sands workers continue Hexham plant scrike Goldman compleCes cycle 21.7:24 23.11:12 Old fooCball rivals lined up for battle 10.8:1 5500,000 for sandminer (Fraser Island) Everson in doubt for Cessnock 10.9:32 8.12:8 Cessnock celebrates success and a well kept Landa puCs clamp on park sandmining 9.12:7 secret 12,9:1 37 lose jobs aC Wyong (Associaced Minerals Triumphant TaCana shows his Icicking value ConsolidaCed LCd.) 10.12:5 12,9:18 Baileys, Scullys RL pioneers 16,9:14 SANDY HOLLOW RAILWAY : Wyong club plans new facilicies 20.9:7 SCorm over replay Cickec sales 21.9:36 ReassessmenC needed (Leader) 23.4:2 Half working overCime on injury 22.9:28 The Sandy Hollow folly 23.4:7 League elecc cwo life members (Kevin Bacon Dubbo railway proposed 10.8:9 and Basil O'Brien) 11.10:22 Rail "noc jusCified" 15.8:7 Gibbs family seC RL records 29.10:33 Dubbo adds weighc Co Sandy Hollow plea Former Marist Brocher wins RL posC (Peter 30.8 : 3 Corcoran 8.11:18 Funds for rail link soughc 31.8:15 Footballer on harm charge 9.11:8 Success weakens rail link case 3.10:8 Dubbo seeks rail link Co NewcasCle 12.10:7 RUGBY UNION NewcasCle shies from rail projecC raove 13.10:7 New life for Vietnam veCeran (Kerry KeaCing) 16.5:1 SCHOOL BUILDINGS Mahoney scill a happy wanderer 10.6:15 Boo a blue, rugby crowd urged 24.6:15 Teachers wane $50M. 5.1:7 Ross Turnbull sCands Call in rugby 29.5:32 $5M spenc on school buildings 21.7:17 Rugby union insurance plan 2.12:16 College in dark on building (Muswellbrook) Life membership for official (Ron Robson) 14.9:19 13.12:19 $487,778 for improvemenCs in school Schoolboy rugby CourisCs out on their own 19.9:11 30.12:12 Boost for school buildings urged 5.10:6 Dockyard builds clsssrooras 19.10:7 RYLANDS SCHOOLS - CHURCH Open day at Rylands 28.9:12 Pupil developmenC program (SC. Joseph's) 23.2:8 n.n.H. TtfDTLX SCHOOLS -CHURCH CC Cd) SCHOOLS - PRIVATE New school plan for NorCh examined (Grammar Grammar school for boys possible 22,7:15 School) 21.4:21 Gramraar school for boys planned 17.8:3 Catholics protesC at school "laxity" 7.7:1 Boose for privaCe school granCs 29,10:3 Term-teaching grows 16.8:6 Granmar headraasCer reCurns Co Sydney 2 celebrations for school. (St. Joseph's (David Lloyd) 7,11:8 School, CharlesCown) 15.8:11 Labor aCCacks $5M granC for privaCe schools Student effort for needy rewarded (St. Joseph's 8.11:6 College, Lochinvar) 18.10:5 English basics "essenCial" 8.12:8 Marist school prizes presented 25.10:15 Gramraar school head on familiar ground School grane (Kendall Grange school) 17.11:LH3 (Mr, A, Coorabes) 15.12:3 US sCudy for MarisC High principal (BroCher Nestor) 26.11:8 SCHOOLS- REMEDIAL Farewell for Marist teachers 30.11:11 Catholics life school fees 16.12:7 MoChers help wich remedial reading (juncCion DemonsCraCion School) 17.2:15 SCHOOLS - PRE-SCHOOL AchievmenC aC AdamsCown (AdarasCown Special Preschool) 17.3:12 Merriwa school need "posicive" 9.2:13 New bus for reCarded children (ChrisCo Achie-vmenC aC AdamsCown (AdamsCown Special Rd. Special School) 23,3:10 Preschool) 17.3:12 HunCer school leads Crial for blind 1.4:1 Pre-school opening (EdgeworCh Public School) Masons aid special school (WesClakes 4.4:6 Special School) 15.4:5 Pre-school seminar draws 170. 4.4:12 Freemasons give $500 to school (Westlakes Pre-school job progress "satisfactory" Special School) 28,4:LH3 (Lambton East) 27.4:15 Autism education centre to open 4.5:19 New Kinder opens, but under threat 25.8:3 Autism school opens aC Stockton today Kindergarten extended (East Lambton) 31.8:18 23.5:6 Kindergarten fees hit disadvantaged 31.8:19 Centres give advanced help with learning Bleak future forecast for pre-schools 2.9:9 problems 17.8:15 Woodworkers chip in to aid school (Adamstown) Coraraittee urges new student enrolments 17.9:3 (Teraraby special school, Anna Bay) 26,10:11 Pre—schools increase fees 17.9:5 Parents can overcome child's deafness Kindergarten fee rises vary in North 28.9:7 29,10:32 Schools additions opened (Merewether) 21.11:8 Conmiunity rallies to school (Adamstown) Special pre-school to close (Adamstown) 11,11:5 7.12:1 Special pre-school to close (Adamstown) 7,12:1 Grant to CAE will aid schools 15,12:5 SCHOOLS - PRIMARY Sport helps school (V.'estlakes Special School) 22,12:8 $221,000 for Wallsend school 15.1:8 Islington school Cenders called 21.1:5 SCHOOLS - SECONDARY $ 98,000 for Boolaroo school 27.1:LH3 FirsC demounCable school opens (Jewells Lambton school gains $8000 equipment 3,1:6 Public School) 3.2:7 Community use for rchool grounds (Wyong) ParenCs Co invescigaCe schools 23.2:17 6,1:LH3 Schools need "recognised" (ToronCo WesC Boys High HSC student among the Cop, 11.1:3 Public School) 3.3:LH2 $1.8M for school (SingleCon) 22.1:5 Design changes delay Cenders (ToronCo WesC) Amended S cerCificaCe "an improvemenC" 10.3:LH2 7.2:9 Mural hisCory gradually unfolding (Dudley Teacher uniCy urged (NewcasCle High School Public School) 11.3:7 and Che Union Sc. annexe) 10.2:6 SCudenC drop cues Ceaching sCaff (KoCara New Gorokan school, new students 10.2:LH2 SouCh) 15.3:14 ParenCs Co invesCigaCe schools 23.2:17 AnoCher school for Wyong plan 17.3:LH3 CompuCer Cechniques on show (WhiCebridge Big school ConCracC awarded (IslingCon) High School) 3.3:LH3 24.3:20 Teachers call for accommodacion (WesC ConCracC (Warners Bay) 14.4:LH3 Wallsend High School) 19.3:8 Firemen help school chey saved (Windale) Unionism in curriculum proposed 19.3:11 15.4:1 School wanes more rooms (WesC Wallsend) SiCe chosen for new school (Medowie) 25.4:5 24.3:14 ExCensions opened (WaraCah Public) 30.4:8 Teachers oppose school road (Swansea- Unions back school plea (CarringCon) 16.5:7 Caves Beach) 25.3:5 School gets bicycle Crack (Kanwal Primary Classroom irks school sCaff (Nelson Bay) School) 7.7:LH3 30.3:8 Redhead School porcable library opened High School repore for MinisCer (West 21.7;LH3 Wallsend) 31.3:LH1 New school planned (Norch Wallsend) 1.8:9 School to present Oklahoma (Jesmond High School opens eChnic display cencre (Mayfield School) 5.4:8 Ease) 18.8:1 Students installed in council (Belmont) HamilCon school addicions opened 22.8:9 6.4:LH3 Jewells gees a new school 15.9:7 Teachers press for space (West Wallsend) School expansion scares (ToronCo Wesc) 8.4:4 29.9:LH2 STD "essencial" ac school (Raymond Terrace) Old boy Co open new classrooms (MereweCher) 15,4:6 5.11:12 Exam faults to be rectified 25,4:5 School gees $16,000 grane (Tighes Hill) Flaws in the HSC (Leader) 27,4:2 7.11:13 High school makes scholarship offer ParenCs favour basic skills 10.11:7 (Toronto) 28.4:LH2 Nighc feCe a smashing success (Coal Poinc) HSC marks system has teachers baffled 2.5:9 10.11:LH1 Parents want educaCion inquiry 2.5:10 School addicions Co be opened (MereweCher) EducaCion grane (A Sydney high school) 17.11:7 5.5:17 Book memorial Co carCoonisC (Kahibah) HSC complainC avalanche denied 6.5:5 17.11:12 Defence of HSC geCs low marks 7.5:5 Schools addicions opened (Mayfield West) ProCesC leCCer on HSC 9.5:9 21.11:8 Teacher proCesc on HSC CesCs 10.5:8 Family ends 25 year sc'nool connection HSC board reviews marks 12.5:7 (Rohb family at Cardiff SouCh Primary School) $^M works for Valley school (Raymond 30.11:18 Terrace) 14.5:5 New Ceaching concepC for NorCh 7.12:8 $6.7M for school works 18.5:31 Fire dorainaCes school year 15.12:LH1 ExCensions aC Valley school (Beresfield) Toukley school sewered 22.12:LH1 28.5:31 Boys' High passes into history 28.5:31 SCHOOLS - PRIVATE HSC board admics error 4.6:1 School works Co sCarC soon (Waratah High) Girls may join cadee unic (NewcasCle 6,6:19 Grammar) 4.2:4 Marking sysCem in HSC Co change 8.6:11 Why privace schools need Canberra's aid School examinaCion changes anounced 11.6:11 9.7:2 SIM exCensions sCarc (Morissec) 7,7:LH1 N,K,H, INDEX E9. 197/ SCHOOLS - SECONDARY (C'cd) SCOUTS A.ND GUIDES (C'cd) Terrace school conCracC leC 13.7:11 Girl guides will show cheir paces 7,10:7 $1M for school cenCres (Jesmond, GaCeshead and LambCon guide Ccps (Susan KeyseU) 11,10:11 Broadmeadow) 15.7:1 Girl guides honoured 20,10:LH1 Suggesced school sice drowned ouC (Denman) ScouCs clean up roadside 19.11:8 15.7:1 A kiss for a Queen's Guide (Melissa Taaffe) Pupils asked abouC drugs, sex alcohol. (Belmonc) 15.12:LH1 19.7:1 Guiding in families is Kahabah sCyle Survey (Leader) 20.7:2 21.12:21 Sex, drug questions "designed to study novel" 20.7:6 SEAMEN High sch^ol changes needed to encourage quality in education 22.7:2 CopCer lifCs sailor Co hospiCal 9.3:7 Change of school "refreshing" 23.7:2 Seamen's union favours uniCy Crend 13.4:12 School work coses $1M (WaraCah High School) Nixon incervencion soughc on Canker 6.7:17 26.7:8 Seamen sacked in UCah fighc 8,7:3 $900,000 facelifc for ToronCo WesC Public Seamen (Leader) 15,7:2 School 28.7:LH1 Seamen scalded (Coffs Harbour) 25.7:1 Book gifCs for ToronCo High 28.7:LH3 Seamen sCop Canker unloading 15.8:9 Premier opens school CheaCre Coday (The Ship ban wrics Co proceed 24.8:8 EnCrance) 29.7:5 Qld Premier ChreaCens Seamen's Union ModeraCor Co sCay for school cerCificaCe 26,9:3 20.8:3 ALP moves end Qld seamen's UCah sCrike SimulaCed jobs prompC real offers 25.8:5 1.10:8 College advisers visic 30.8:17 Qld moves againsC Seamen's Union 3,10:3 3 schools CO gee unusual buildings 31.8:7 AcCion on seamen soughc 4,10:3 School CerCificaCe sysCera unalCered 1.9:26 Legal opinion in union fight 5.10:3 InflaCable dorae up Coday (Jesraond) 13.9:5 PM threatens to step into Utah dispute Huff, puff and Jesmond High grows shell 7.10:3 14.9:1 Crew refuses Co sail (Perch) 7.12:11 ToronCo school Cakes on hunger 22.9:LH2 Seamen life bans on ship's masCer 8.12:8 High School holds gerakana (Raymond Seamen breached CusComs AcC 15.12:8 Terrace) 24.9:8 Visiting sailor scabbed 21.12:1 High School conCracC awarded (Uraina)29.9:LH2 Bini-shell projecC (Broadmeadow) 5.10:14 SHARKS AND SHARK ATTACKS High school gees granC (LambCon) 15.10:8 Overcrowding aC school prompCs pecicion Sharks eaC Cwo Brisbane men 14.3:1 (Belmonc) 20.10:LHl Shark came back Cwo or Chree Ciraes 15.3:1 Jewells pupils Co jo Co WhiCebridge 20.10:LH2 A shark will "aCCack" off Blacksraichs ExCensions Co school planned (Nelson Bay) 19.3:2 29.10:8 Lifesaver Cackles shark (Brisbane) 4.4:3 $15,000 Co school for books (LambCon) Then try to weigh it (Paul Besoff) 26.4:1 31.10:5 Shark attacks (Gold Coast) 26.4:1 Students take 1st HSC paper 2.11:7 Shark seen in Tuggerah Lakes 26.8:3 Gateshead High gets bini-shell 10.11:LH4 Youth survives shark attack (Adelaide) Schools not doin;; enough, OECD says 16.11:9 2.9:5 $400,000 for pupils, public cenCre (Wallsend) Noise may stop shark attacks 17.10:17 17.11:7 $100 lure to prove a point 25.11:1 Raising a bini-shell (GaCeshead) 17.11:LH3 State to spend $3.6M on school centres SHIPBUILDING 21.11:3 Toronto high addicion planned 23.11:7 National flag policy urged as key to School exCension (ToronCo) 4.11:LH4 Australia's shipbuilding future 20.1:2 Lake pupils work ouC career choices 24.11:LH2 New tug to be launched (Belyando) 20.1:11 School program aid for job-seekers 28.11:13 Shipbuilding unions urge ACTU bans 22.1:1 School shows work (Belm.onc) 30.11:17 Hawke presses case for ship orders 31.1:3 SCudenCs raove from annexe 5.12:7 Large ships not economic: Cotton 4.2:3 Bini-shell conCracC leC (Broadmeadow) Servicing or bans, shippers told 5.2:3 10.12:35 ACTU executive Co plan ship acCion 8.2:1 PorC Council seeks dual school use 10.12:35 Ship move conCinued: Nixon 9.2:6 School mosaic depiccs Lake life (ToronCo) NewcasCle firms seek navy job 9.2:13 13.12:13 ACTU and shipping (Leader) 10.2:2 UnemploymenC up buC year 11 down 15.12:7 Shipbuilding horizon bleak 10.2:10 GaCeshead High dome conCract 15.12:12 Shipbuilding Calks end in deadlock 12.2:3 Tenders called for ToronCo school extensions Dock union acCion voCe deferred 15.2:1 15.12:LH2 IndusCry, unions, "s'nuC door" 21.2:6 $350,000 units for schools (Swansea, West GovernraenC "unchanged" on ANL ships Wallsend, ToronCo) 15.12:LH1 22.2:3 Schoola gee new rooms (Woy Woy) 22.12:LH2 Shipbuilding aCCack "only che beginning" 28.2:3 SCIENCE ACTU plans ship meecings 1.3:3 $18M ship jobs aid plan ready 3.3:3 ScienCisCs sCep from behind Cheir microscopes Developing counCries enCer shipbuilding 29,8:11 markeC 16.3:14 The ANZAAS Conference 30,8:7 TNT orders four ships in Japan 13.4:24 The ANZAAS Conference 31.8:11 A lesson in shipbuilding, buC will we Unions "scepcical of worker concrol" 1.9:14 loam? 18.4:2 The ANZAAS Conference 2.9:7 $6M soughc for Qld dockyard 19.4:8 The ANZAAS Conference 3.9:5 Tenders called for coasCal Crader 29.4:5 Making science maCCer 17,11:LH2 Whyalla wins $3M barge conCracC 30.4:3 LargesC floaCing dock on scill waters Funnel Web anCidoCe finder praised 9.12:7 (Sweden) 11.5:15 Innovation and change vital to indusCry SCO'JTS AND GUIDES 11.5:16 CarringCon Slipways builds ship engine ScouCs from jamboree reCurn today 7,1:4 21.5:5 Baden Powell awards for Kotara scouts $5M ship order Co CarringCon 24.5:3 17,2:LH3 Rapid progress on ceraenC carrier 1.6:20 Brocher and sisCer receive award (Catherine Shipbuilding need 3.5:1 and Paul Blakemore) 13.3:5 Defence reporC supporCs NewcasCle shipbuilding ScouCs given epauleCCo 24.3:LH2 3.6:7 "Successful year" for scouCs 31.3:LH2 Canberra urged Co supporC shipyards 4.6:5 Brownies go on holiday 21.4:18 SupporC for shipbuilding (Leader) 7.5:2 Guides aC SCate camp 7.5:8 Canberra seeks small ship inquiry 8.6:3 BHP chief Co head scouCs (Mr. R. Harden) Ship could be builc in NewcasCle 9.6:16 25,5:3 PiloC boaC Cenders called 16.5:11 New scouc secreCary 8,6:10 Aid soughc to build small ships 18.6:12 fog almost ended charicy walk 13,6:3 Shipbuilding geCs ALP priority 27.6:5 Big bonfire nighc 16. 5: LHl Last ship on slips (Whyalla) 28.6:10 How Co help scouts aC 20c a brick 23.6:12 Slipways wins S2.4M conCract 9.8:16 Scouts seek jobs on SaCiirdays 21.9:6 Shipbuilding '.alk-. " •-- wrong tack" 13.8::< Scout leader Cells of new group ?2,'^:LH2 KoCvra sc-";'.^ •'t v'ueen's 5ad?es 22.-!'-LH3 "K.M.E. ITiliEX SHIPBUILDING (c'cd) SHORTLAND COUNTY COUNCIL Shipbuilding sCudy move defeaCed 8.9:14 Electricity consumption up 30.7%. 14.1:5 Dockers proCesC over slump 15.9:3 Agency plan to put Nesca into PO's 4.2:5 Slipway hopes high for biggesC launching $100,000 power work planned (Lake Macquarie) (GoliaCh) 19.9:12 10.2:LH2 Shipbuilders elecC new chariman 20.9:7 Emergency power plan 9.3:11 No sour grapes for shipbuilders head 24.9:5 ThreaC to cheapesC power 31.3:8 Shipbuilding jobs falling Co 600 19.10:12 Shorcland rejeccs proposed raergers 8.4:5 Slipways chance for S6M BarCon ship 22.10:10 Domescic order $4000 raore 6.5:1 Navy ship order hope high 9.11:1 Nesca Co meeC on amalgamacion plan 6.5:3 CarringCon Slipways wins $35M order 22.11:3 Council hac-Crick for SCC posC. 18.5:10 Shipbuilders swicch Co cloChing 23.11:10 ElecCricity merger cost put at $2M 20.5:3 Heavy life ship inspecCed 29.11:7 Merger not final: MLA 23.5:3 Slipways Co launch Cug (Charles Waugh) Amalgaraation allegation criticised 24.5:15 7.12:7 Nesca electricity plan adopted 26.5:3 New tug saved jobs 10.12:3 30 trainees for SCC 3.6:5 Cr. Higgins wins post at Nesca 3.5:7 SHIPPING Liberals opposed Co SCC merger 10.6:6 Hot landing for Jabiru 24.6:5 Soviet told of research ship off WA 5.1:6 Vandalisra cost on lights $25,000 25.6:5 Russian ship told to sail away 6.1:3 (Camber opposes plans for power union Stars guide ship that lost gadgets 11.1:9 28.6:7 Pilferers under threat 17.1:6 Old warhorse will battle on 8.7:1 Uren slates Japanese MinisCer for aCtack Special talks on power 8.7:5 on unions 2U.1 : 3 No joy in power merger 14.7:2 Botany Bay phase 1 work approved 26.1:1 Dearer power seen as industry threat Japanese business men rebuff Hawke 26.1:3 19.7:5 Hawke gives Japan shipping 27.1:1 SEC to buy land (Muswellbrook) 25.7:3 Botany Bay blues (Leader) 27.1:2 No electricity for sub-division 28.7:LH1 Ferguson's reply to Bay plan critics 27.1:3 Uni power rate cut refused 2.9:5 Soviet price cuts annoy unions 2.2:9 Dog attacks upset Nesca workers 7.9:7 Shipping firsC links porC Co Asia 8.2:5 8 areas blacked out 29.9:7 ACTU ship bans unlikely: Hawke 18.2:3 SCC at loss for leader 5.10:9 Ban sCays on Indonesian shipping 25.2:3 Power body will sound out MPs 7.10:1 Lifting of ship bans opposed 26.2:31 Moylan leaves Nesca 11.10:7 Export of sheep a first 11.3:3 Park dug up for power lines 22.10:8 Japanese "not bluffing" on ore 7.4:10 Power price rise certain next year 27.10:1 Chinese junk has Darwin rest 21.4:19 Power shift is no fast exic 1.11:6 Ban stays on foreign Cankers 27.4:21 Nesca chairman unopposed (Aid. Henderson) Ship union opens cicy branch 6.5:5 4.11:5 MSB given more porC powers 13.5:5 Halt to poles switch 5.11:5 Consul seeks end for Indonesian ship ban Save the trees: Aid 9.11:13 18.5:7 Electricity rate to be set 14.11:6 Millers may buy exporC Canker 7.6:7 Nesca rethinks rate rise plaii 17.11:3 Ipec sCudies see freighc for Bass SCrait Computer installed 23.11:8 trade 9.6:16 Steady Nesca rate likely 23.11:21 Port fees leap in NSW 28.6:10 SCC reduces sorae rates for 1978 24.11:5 Costly wait (Leader) 4.7:2 Storm daraages sub-station 2.12:3 NSW pilotage rates still lowest 4.7:7 SCC will raove Terrace poles 2.12:5 Farewell for fo MSB workers 13.7:19 SCC appoints new staff 6.12:5 NSW ports record 24.8:12 Big intake of apprentices by Nesca 29.12:5 Seamen cricicise Canker cosCing 6.10:5 Floacing dock proved ics worth over 48 years SHOWS 19.10:16 FreighC probleras clarified 24.10:8 New showground trustee (Mr. L.Grayson) Ship "rampage" row 31.10:1 13.1:13 NorChern conCainer service "not economic" New plan for showground 29.1:5 9.11:25 Muddy start for show 23.2:1 Sydney container men accused of rip-off Show officials pleased with bigger crowds 12.11:5 24.2:1 Uncertain future for roll-on-roll-offs Official holiday, but sorae work 24.2:3 14.11:12 Show holiday ruling faces challenge New health clearance plan-ship waiting 24.2:13 time reduced 14.11:12 Show holidays (Leader) 25.2:2 Libs pledge port autonomy 15.11:3 Show "good promotion" 25.2:3 S. African ship ban threat 23.11:12 Sunshine, crowds save the day 28.2:8 Lines put faith in ro-ro ships 28.11:10 Anti-rain dust acts like charm 2.3:3 22-year secretarial career ends (Mrs. Mary Maitland show under way despite rain Kelly) 7.12:23 3.3:10 Harbour charges will rise in January Maitland show washed out 4.3:1 17.12:5 Show hopes pinned on dry spell 5.3:5 Dispute affects ship's fuel 21.12:9 Maitland show to end with special program Chamber of shipping names officers 28.12:16 10.3:11 Tanker berCh "Co be builc" (BoCanv Bay) Cessnock show crowded 12.3:11 29.12:3 City showgirl in state final (Lynne "Nacional environment Chreac" in Botany Walker) 14.3:3 tanker plan 30.12:3 Indonesian "top rider" of Cessnock show but... Stumbles at language hurdle 14.3:6 SHIPPING - ACCIDENTS AND WRECKS Gresford show survives flood 16.3:11 Newcastle showgirl second (Miss L.Walker) Voyager hero honoured ((!^ief Petty Officer 5.4:13 J. Rogers) 21.1:5 Axeman, 63, wins show title (Sydney) Historic wreck beckons divers 7.2:11 5.4:18 Slow w..-rk removing Sygna 24.3:6 New Maitland show plan 9.4:19 Prawns chased to US 20.4:3 New pavilion for showground frora $110,000 grant Bluebell rudder recalls harbour tragedy 5.5:8 20.4:3 Derwent wreck raay be raised 20.5:3 Maitland show has second chance 29.4:3 Travellerj on holed liner fly home 24.5:3 Maitland show draws 15,000 2.5:5 Grounded ore ship defies refloating accempts Newcastle show popular; survey 16.5:12 11.7:1 Show loses another secretary (Hugh CoUits) Canberra will proCecC sub wreck 13.7:19 6.7:1 Canberra acCs on WA shipwrecks 7.9:22 Treasurer to see show deputation 7.7:17 Detaining order on jeCCy culptit (/.delaide) Show officer slops down 11.7:11 25.10:3 Show holiday oii Friday preferred 13.7:17 Wreck salvage delay likely (Pandora) Mr. Day to open 1978 show 13.7:27 30.11:19 Show holiday (Leader) 14.7:2 Boom-town plates 80 years late 21.12:7 Traders condemn show holiday move 14.7:3 HV man wins Royal show Society post (MT.D.R. MacinCyre) 19,7;7 SingleCon show Coday 7,10:11 Becking r.'.ig will be converted (Nclt) S,in:5 N,M,H, INDEX 91, 1977 SHOWS (C'td) SOCIAL SECURIIY (C'td) Exhibit winner in own righC 8.10:30 WaraCah uniCs for aged 16.3:7 Singleton show girl named 8.10:30 Gcncle persuasion Co gee elderly out and SingleCon show Cakings down 10.10:10 about 16.3:23 Show ring work begins 14.10:3 Unionise alleges privacy invaded 22.3:1 Show enCry price Co rise 19.10:11 Genuine need policy for welfare 23.3:8 Friday show holiday backed 2.11:11 Welfare recipients sent statements Show CrusCees "coo old in aCCiCude" 30.3:14 23.11:15 Welfare cuts "attack rights" 30.3:29 Show chairman denies allegacions of Anglicans opposed to welfare cuts 31.3:3 rip-off 25.11:5 Aged people (Leader) 2.4:2 ConflicC over holiday daCe 3.12:5 The axe hovers on welfare 2.4:2 MaiCland show broughc forward 7.12:8 PM orders federal aid placques 4.4:1 Monuments (Leader) 5.4:2 SKATEBOARDS Haven for handicapped (Everton House Committee) 6.4:13 No acCion on skaCeboards 13.1:13 Ethel Pearce gets around (Parents without Partners) 9.4:5 SOCCER Lost in impersonal welfare with no way out 14.4:2 A fooCball forward of rare skill (Alex PWP names 1977 quest winners 11.4:6 Cameron) 11.2:14 Plight of lone sufferers 12.4:2 Fiery buC fair "Massa" puC fear inCo Community needs to change ics aCCitude keepers (Garvin Russedl) 25.2:12 on welfare 13.4:15 Brawling specCaCors sCop soccer game Anomaly revealed in aged care 13.4:21 14.3:3 Homeless plan wins support 16.4:5 Soccer club seeks loan 17.3:LH4 Welfare threat seen 19.4:3 Italy honours sportsman (John Wallace) Groups to discuss jobs, welfare 20.4:16 25,3:3 Hostel urged for homeless 22.4:4 Italian knighthood for soccer man 28.3:10 Many unwilling to seek welfare 26.4:13 Peter Doyle was among North's soccer greats $18,000 grant (Wickham) 27.4:27 8,4:9 "Leader needed for poor" 2.5:10 Life honour for soccer personality (Mr, Social securiCy officers " in disrepuCe" L. Hodder) 28.4:LH4 4.5:16 Billy Morgan was a soccer showpiece Gorman heads services agency 5.5:16 20.5:15 Benefic rises paid Chis week 11.5:7 NorChern players geC NZ offer 7,6:22 Social council faces axe. 12.5:7 Jack Avis wroCe much of WesCon's history Welfare aid Co rise 15% 16.5:6 17,6:14 Social group scill seeks funds (General Newcastle in soccer coup 21.6:18 CoasC) 19.5:LH1 Soccer club defends grant 1,7:5 Salvacion Army Co run home for aged Sports centre approved as venue for PSL 20.5:3 gaimes 3.9:32 ReCireraenC: joy of sad end? 23.5:2 Curran available for Kuwait cup game 7.9:34 Changes soughc in social securiCy 25.5:20 Edgeworth success likely drought-breaker CenCre work waiCs for granC (Toukley 22.9:28 Senior Cicizens CenCre ) 26.5:LH1 Wingers key Co ouCcorae 23.9:14 Social council sCaff given nocice 1.6:7 Curran in squad 29.9:1 New developraenC for aged (BaCeau Bay) Curran reCurns Co naCional squad 29.9:20 2.6:LH2 New aoccer club's link wich pasC 3.10:14 Welfare sCaff up 3.6:3 Wallsend's sCrong'nold in soccer 14.10:14 Students help raeals on wheels 4.6:3 IC's NewcasCle UniCed for soccer club Regional council disraisses staff 29.6:10 19,10:34 Grant made for new cenCre 30.6:LH1 Soccer design winner 26.10:38 Welfare body to move (Gosford) 30.6:LH1 Field named for Mr. Edwards 27.10:LH4 Boost for social aid groups -urged 5.7:1 "WesCy" meanC soccer side in che CwenCies Better welfare relief soughc 13.7:17 12.11:33 NorCh Co gee aged uniCs 13.7:27 NorCh's soccer breakchrough 22.11:1 $50,000 projecC begins 14.7:LH2 NewcasCle Uniced swings sCraight into the Homeless "need cenCre in day" 20.7:14 big league 22.11:20 Homeless by day (Leader) 25.7:2 United begins signing players 23.11:42 Aged hosCel blessed (Bateau Bay) 25.7:7 The crickeC siCuaCion...so far radical Day centre sought for horaeless 28.7:5 change 25.11:15 .Aged units to be built (Woy Woy) 11.8:LH1 Scalp hunC warning for Indians 25.11:16 Councillor resigns post (Cr. S'.ieens) Unglamorous score for WSC maCch 25.11:16 15.8:8 Young soccer series planned 29.11:20 Shelton plan supported 20.8:10 UniCed begins search for local players 30.11:44 Chaos in welfare services 23.8:2 New chief of soccer body (Mr. Harley Marriage advice expertise urged 23.8:5 Dixon) 1.12:23 Men with working wives will lose sick Bobby Charlton for NewcasCle UniCed pay. 5.9:10 1.12:16 Merewether hostel rushed - bookings pass The high price of home Ceam pride raay be half-way before opening 15.9:9 too high 7.12:40 Work on C.A. Brown project proceeds CiCy geCs behind NewcasCle UniCed 15.12:28 28.9:16 JohnsCon cracks firsC division 24.12:20 Social securiCy rescues lone sailor- faCher. (Warren Waddell) 6.10:7 SOCIAL SECURITY Village appeal Co open 6.10:LHl $30,000 sCarC Co village appeal (C.A. Ex-service cenCre open co woraen 1.1:9 Brown Anglican Village) 10.10:3 Bullecin grows in pages, sCaCus (SC. Joseph's Welfare programs meeCing 12.10:11 Echo) 4.1:9 Dole cCaff maCuriCy doubCed 20.10:8 Aid plan for lone faCher families 11.1:13 Welfare consulCanCs get Newcastle advice Keeping assisCance alive, buC wichout 25.10:5 finance 13.1:LH5 Benefits likely for Ion;; fathers 29.10:3 Valley cenCre geCs $93,000 (Muswellbrook Lone fathers eo geC pen ;ion 3.11:1 Community Care Centre) 21.1:5 North welfare cases "better than Sydney" $690,706 for city health 22.1:5 3.11:9 $500,000 centre planned (Toukley) 27.1:LHl Westcott Home needs $50,000 4.11:7 Crisis phone service prove." success "Retirement can kill" 7.11:13 3.2:LH1 Bateau Bay home unic rush 9.11:33 Long JeCCy aged gee new cenCre 10.2:LH3 Meal service needs volunCeers 10.11:LH2 Old people "sCiU lonely, desCicuCe" Unmarried mothers face up to future 18.2:1 17.11:15 Therapy plan for homeless 21.2:8 Meal service workers a dedicated band Family evicced by lace cheques 1.5:3 17.11:LH3 Blackalls coramu:iiCy group planned 3.3:LH1 $2000 grant (VolunCeer Bureau) 23.11:28 Newcastle "besC siCe" for Social SecuriCy Ageiiig group likely for ciCy 29.11:7 HQ. 8.3:8 Reciremenc village proposal (Muswellbrook) Welfare organisations query role aC HunCer 5.12:14 Conference. 9.3:8 Honie help available 8.12:LH1 CwnuniCy i(ireccory "vital guide'' "0.3:9 Fi- Church homes prove popular 15.12:13 Those nighc callers who disCurb Cne peace Social securiCy benefiCs changed for holiday (Achel D'Ombrain) 26.2:7 16.12:6 Carter is still a mysCery (Murray MasCerCon) Loan soughc for hosCel (Denman) 15.12:7 3.3:2 CenCres geC $7000 21.12:14 How inseccs and birds act in the heat Council geCs advice on social welfare (Athel D'Ombrain) 5.3:7 22.12:LH2 Into the jungle on an elephant's back ChrisCmas joy spreads Co needy 24.12:7 12.3:9 StaCe aid soughc in Denman projecC 27.12:12 The little black ant a menace and a Units for aged aC Woy Woy 31.12:10 marvel (Athel D'Orabrain) 12.3:9 The Black-tailed native hen a wanderer SOLAR ENERGY (Athel D'Ombrain) 19.3:7 I'm just a sucker for hungry sparrows NSW may achieve sun power first 21.3:8 (Athel D'Orabrain) 25.3:7 Sun power supreme " in 25 to 30 years" The suramer of the thousand crows (Athel 23.3:3 D'Ombrain) 2.4:7 Solar energy for use in home 24.3:16 Nancy Bird was born to fly 9.4:7 Squeeze may end solar project 26.3:3 What to do with a washed-up penguin Solar energy research supporC 30.3:21 (Athel D'Ombrain) 9.4:7 State grant to solar science 5.4:3 Marine pistol-packingraoramas' sepia Solar energy tapped 5.4:19 bullets (Athel D'Ombiain) 16.4:7 Praise for solar grant 6.4:11 Blue flower wasp boss of the Buckinghamia Building up energy (Leader) 11.4:2 (Athel D'Orabrain) 23.4:7 Solar energy in the shade 22.4:2 Powerful German ships shadowed Anzacs Australia "should plan solar energy" (Jim Comerford) 25.4:2 25.4:3 Mystery of war ballad solved for veteran Solar energy tesC on surface made 17.5:12 (Eric Cupit) 25.4:5 Harnessing Che sun and Che sea 19.5:18 How close is 1984? 30.4:7 WA Co sCudy solar energy 27.6:10 Honey under the headsLones (Athel Solar power research advances 12.7:1 D'Ombrain) 30.4:7 WA will use solar power for bases in ouCback Space seen as energy crisis solution 15.8:12 (Colin Keay) 5.5:11 New paCh Co solar energy 1.9:1 Wear a hat and save a magpie's life Soft drink plant uses solar heat 28.9:24 (Athel D'Ombrain 7.5:7 $1M solar grant "unpaid" 14.10:3 Harry Lauder was toast of the coalfields 7.5:7 SOUTH AUSTRALIA The elusive "mouse" that was too big to trap (Athel D'Ombrain) 14.5:7 SA Liberal opts out of senate 22.1:3 I'horn apple plant can be helpful or SA Governor in hospiCal 26.1:3 deadly (Athel D'Ombrain) 21.5:7 NorChern MP for conference (Mr. Face) 4.2:4 The Great Depression: memories say, Sir Douglas ouC of hospiCal 15.2:12 "Never again, please!" 21.5:7 Floods ease 21.2:3 Nothing changed in new Saigon 28.5:7 Clyde Cameron a prospeccive South Australian Late-nesting shearwaters lose their bearings Governor 31.3:2 (Athel D'Ombrain) 28.5:7 SA trust provides $1.15M for maker. 13.4:7 The heartbreaks of poets'corner (T.H. Adele Koh: Che woraan behind che enigma Naisby 4.6:7 19.4:2 Battle looms to stop whale slaughter Privy council uphold SA boundaries 21.4:12 (S. North) 4.6:7 No decision yeC on successor Co Sir Douglas Leather skin no delicacy (A. D'Ombrain) 23.4:1 4.6:7 New mould (Leader) 25.4:2 In search of horae and audience (Terrence Grand lady for order (Mrs. Margery Clarke) 11.6:7 Thompson) 11.5:13 Loopers just love a castor oil dinner MinisCer supporCs FreClin 20.6:3 (A. D'Ombrain) 11.6:7 SA Premier has new job 20.6:8 Family violence inherited (Mr. Delprat) Governor "raan for Che people" 9.8:1 15.6:18 DunsCan in for poll wich new boundaries Equipment a lifesaver. (Mr. Delprat) 18.8:3 15.6:22 SA Premier offers job securiCy 31.8:8 Probing the mind of a writer (T.H.Naisby) MagisCraCe "refusing cases" 31.8:12 18.6:7 SA Governor Cakes office 2.9:9 A fantail forgets how to construct its ABC sCops Fraser Calk 13.9:1 nest (A. D'Orabrain) 18.6:7 SA poll marks party's debut li*.9:7 The whimsical art of mother nature Sleepy eleccion campaign in SouCh AusCralia (Athel D'Ombrain) 25.6:7 14.9:12 A fish that sCalks the bottom of the sea Merieed win (Leader) 19.9:2 (Athel D'Orabrain) 2.7:7 Labor wins SA easily 19.9:3 Tachai shows the way Co beCCer life Liberal wins SA seaC 6.10:8 for peasanCs in China (Lesley Scanlon) Drought aid 7. 10 : 3 2.7:7 Dunstan wife loses baby 28.10:5 A look aC birds' (feaChered) names Resign call over files 9.11:34 (Athel D'Ombrain) 9.7:7 Council drops parking case 15.11:10 The man behind our city (Mr. W. Burges ) Cattle to be desCroyed 23.11:7 23.7:7 DemocraC chosen for Senace vacancy 8.12:1 A leatherjacket with a legendary name (Athel D'Om.brain) 23.7:7 SPACE EXPLORATION Jungle buries bloody past (Kokoda Trail) 25.7:2 MeCeor possibly space lab 5.2:30 A peaceful Kokoda Trail 26.7:2 Woomera given sCar shoe role 9.2:9 Lights that glow in the bush and the sea Space cencre for Alice 22.8:9 (Athel D'Ombrain) 30.7:7 Are we poisoning off our native bird life? SPECIAL ARTICLES (Athel D'Ombrain) 13.8:7 River towns growing up (Tea Gardens - The muddle-headed garden skink (Athel Hawks Nest) 20.8:7 D'Ombrain) 1.1:7 The udder plant or Piglet from Pooh A coil of rope a bale of hay... (Ath°l Corner (Athel D'Ombrain) 20.8:7 D'Ombrain) 15.1:6 Antarctic leopard seals pay us a visit Ants in your pants is not so funny (Athel (Athel D'Orabrain) 3 9:7 D'Ombrain) 22.1:7 Battling in the bull dust (Sally Wilkins) Why the rain coraes when the cicadas sing 10.9:7 (Athel D'Orabrain)29.1:7 Demise of the ticferCaC (Allan WaCkins) Early birds see stars (Prof. Keay) 10.9:7 1.2:6 The kinky kookaburra sCrikes again Nature tricks progranmed cicada (Athel (AChel D'Ombrain) 10.9:7 D'Ombrain) 12.2 :7 Dispensers and pipes ideal homes for Green tree frog had homing instinct (Athel wasps (AChel D'iDmbrain) 17.9:7 D'Ombrain) 19.2:7 Simplistic formulas no success for Africa (Sir Howard Beale) 19.°:2 K.M.H. INDEX 93. '1077^ SPECIAL ARTICIES (C'td) SPORT (c'ed) Bright light on poverty (Mr. Delprat) Horse v. pedal power in race 21.9:16 21.9:23 Teenager voCed as sporCsman of year (Rick Sixty years of love ac firsC sighc (Delprac) Duncan) 12,10:36 22.9:1 Sporting granCs Co NorCh 18,10:15 ConCrary creaCures with annoying nabits A gachering of Pagans 20,10:9 (Athel D'Ombrain) 24.9:7 SporCs raay lose $4M backing 27,10:7 Newcastle man observes old conflict (David Bar Beach to Stockton by kite 9,11:3 Knox) 28.9:17 Warby looks Co anoCher barrier 22,11:20 Garden of Eden in Arabian desert (Christine ParachucisCs Co jurap aC GloucesCer 30,11:28 Osborne) 1.10:7 SporCsman quesC for Newcascle's besC 30.11:44 Witchety ^rubs, food for man of fish (Athel Third Pacific Games open 2.12:16 D'Ombrain) 1.10:7 US sulks as NZ geCs Garaes Making a clean sweep 3.10:2 .12:34 The sea eagle King of the high altitudes I nquiry inCo school sporC 7.12:3 (Athel D'Ombrain) 8.10:7 Seven pups hold key co hunt club's ambition The horror tunnels (Vietnam) 15.10:2 7.12:7 Strange things do happen aC sea (Athel Norths parallel Co NZ Cown 10.12:36 D'Ombrain) 15.10:7 NSW will go ahead wich sporC insurance scheme In Che land of Che Lapps-AusCralian kelpies 13,12:19 round up reindeers 22.10:7 YouCh bursCs on Co running scene (Micchell Learn Co live wich che bogongs and bandicooCs Knighc) 20,12:24 (AChel D'Ombrain) 22.10:7 1977 sporCing caCchcry: More pay for play Dawn of Che age of Cerrorism 24.10:2 28.12:26 Ho Chi Minh lives on in Hanoi 24.10:2 1977-year in review - policical clashes and Even Che doves have cheir baCCles (AChel dope Ca'King persisC 29,12:18 D'Ombrain) 29.10:7 SPORTING FACILITIES High mortality rate among migrating shearwaters (Athel D'Ombrain) 5.11:7 Thor Heyerdahl's last voyage 11.11:2 Centre gets $400,000 sporting additions The claccering corn planCer arrives on Cime (Bateau Bay) 14.4:LH4 (AChel D'Ombrain) 12.11:7 Six projects to share jobless relief grant 25.5:13 Anne's son makes hisCory (Princess Ann) $500,000 ice-skating rink in city 16.5:20 17.11:2 Bricks missing from oval (Spears Point) 1.7:5 Bladder cicadas have Che righC idea (Athel Dora Creek oval unfit for use 11.8:LH4 D'Ombrain) 19.11:7 Sports centre recoraraended (Rayraond Terrace) The poison haunts Seveso (Italy) 24.11:2 2,11:33 Escape from Indo-China (Adrian Ashford) Sports centre gets Terrace go-ahead. 9.11:12 26.11:2 Work on stadium at Bateau Bay begins 22.11:15 Soldier beetles on parade at Mount Allyn Sport gets $25,000 (Warners Bay) 24.11:13 (Athel D'Ombrain) 25.11:7 A depression bagman recalls the spirit of STATE DOCKYARD the "old Aussies" 3.12:7 Stargazer watches fish, not the stars Hope fades fcr 300 dock jobs 1.1:1 (Athel D'Orabrain) 3.12:7 InCo 1977 unresolved (Leader) 1.1:2 One-legged diver revels in the wonderful world Boards Cerm exCended 1.1:9 of the ocean (John Wilson) 10.12:7 WaCerfronC unions delay Japanese bulk carrier The flounder that wanted Co be different 4,1:5 (Athel D'Ombrain) 10.12:7 Dockyard men reCurn Co uncertainty 5.1:9 There's wide variety in birds beaks 17.12:7 Wran agrees on raore dockyard talks 6.1:3 Don'c sCand under Che bunya tree Japanese bypass port 7.1:1 (Achel D'Orabrain) 24.12:7 Doomed to fallure(Leader) 7.1:2 The deadly Cree funnel-web spider (AChel 332 at dock facing sack 8.1:1 D'Ombrain) 31.12:7 Wran hits at shipping bans 8,1:3 Body to advise on dockyard 10.1:1 SPORT Wran warns raore dock dismissals possible 11,1:1 ParachuCe sCyle, accuracy resulcs 7.1:7 City alderman one of 300 laid off (Bill Olga Corrigan was one of Cops in hockey Hesketh) 11.1:1 14.1:14 Task force (Leader) 11.1:2 $81,557 grane eo NSW sporC 24.1:7 Task force sees dock 12.1:1 Council reviews nev; cenCre (BaCeau Bay Newcastle PorC men cricicised 15.1:3 ComnuniCy CenCre) 27.1:LH1 Dockyard men pick cask force delegaCe 15.1:5 Kicemen Co see rules 29.1:3 S'nip could be builc by Che dockyard 17.1:1 Bacon undecided abouC living in UK. 11.2:13 InviCaCions geC cold recepCion 18.1:1 Clubs ponder on compuCer 11.2:14 Unions aCCack oiler ship decision 18.1:3 Tender called for compuCer CoCe sysCem Shipbuilding unions urge ACTU bans 22.1:1 15.3:20 AMWSU jobless meec 26.1:9 Govt, moves to exclude compo. in sport Dockyard group Co discuss jobs 28.1:5 16.4:34 Dock mighC miss ship Cender 8.2:6 Labor wants gambling profics for sport NewcasCle firms seek na-vy job 9.2:13 21,3:3 Kidd sees no aid for dock loss 11.2:3 Ice-rink proposal backed 30.3:13 Shipbuilding Calks end in deadlock 12,2:3 MU gives $4000 for neCball 31.3:LH4 Playing aC favouriCes (Leader) 14.2:2 "Dougal" AnCcliff NorCh's cop all-round sporCs- No floaCing dock, no yard: Kidd 15.2:6 man 1,4:12 Ship nears complecion (Selwyn Range) 15.2:10 FooCballer revived afcer macch "deaCh" 4.4:3 No ships for NewcasCle GovC decides 16,2:1 Wyong club Co honour sporCs wriCer (Viv Labor MP's aCCack rebuff on ships 17,2:3 Field) 13.4:34 Appalling CasCe (Leader) 23,2:2 None was more popular Chan Leo Jensen 22.4:12 NewcasCle hosCile Co Nixon limerick 23,2:3 Games "on par wich ScoCland" 2.5:7 .Apology for limerick urged 25,2:11 NewcasCle geCs $23,000 7.5:5 Ship has final sea Crial (Flinders Range) Top AusCralian Rules raan honoured (Bill Elliott) 26,2:5 26,5:21 Dock report 26,2:31 Rain threatens to disrupt fixtures 11.6:34 Shipbuilding aCCack "only Che beginning" Newcastle wins hockey cicle 14.6:20 28,2T3 SporCsmen plead for more raoney 15,6:34 Nixon limerick show cancelled for Newcastle BaskeCball eeara.s begin Cicle bid 15,6:34 3,3:1 Canberra accused of neglecC 16.6:24 Back pay cuts dole 3.3:7 CuCcing costs given prioriCy 17.6:16 The dockyard wake 5.3:2 Women achleces miss Levland Olympic granCs Water Board gives dockyard contract 5.3:5 29,6:1 Gloom as dockyard ship launched 7.3:1 Boxer gets $1000 for tour (Phil McElwaine) Joint aid plea as dock sinks 8.3:1 29,6:32 New dock plan deCails Codpy 9,3:3 Stockton oarsman all-time great (Ben Thoroughgood) Willis atcack* dock policy 10,3:3 15,7:15 AnoCher 600 ni.ay go ac dockyard 11.3:1 Canberra gears for Garaes 20,7:38 A vicious circle (Leader) 12.3:2 Aniseed Crail le-ds hounds in foxless English No supporC for dock lease 15.3:3 hunt 2 5.7:11 Dock lease planned tc !=ave jobs 16.3:1 Spot council nembers ns"«d 20.8:3 Still in limbo (Leader) 17.3:2 t«,M,H, INDEX * STATE DOCKYARD (C'td) STATE DOCKYARD (C'Cd) Private dock lease unacceptable 17,3:3 ManagemenC of dockyard reviewed 1.10:3 Newcastle may get used dock 18.3:3 New dock geCs aboriginal name 4.10:6 Japanese discuss floaCing dock 22.3:3 FloaCing dock Cakes shape in Japan 10.10:3 Germans Co discuss floaCing dock 25.3:5 Managers job creaCed aC dockyard 13.10:5 Metal group wanes dock concracC 29.3:1 New dockyard chief sought world-wide 14.10:9 Building a dock (Leader) 30.3:2 Dockyard men go 15.10:9 MeCal Crades firms busy preparing dock Cender Dockyard builds classrooras 19.10:7 30.3:6 Floating dock proved ics worCh over 48 years FloaCing dock "can be builc inside year" 19.10:16 31.3:8 Increased force if dock wins conCracC 10.11:11 Pssc! Wanna buy a rusting dock? 1.4:1 Universicy geCs $4000 Co survey sacked dock men Dockyard sCaff Co be decimaCed, MP 2.4:3 23.11:9 Four groups seek floaCing dock job 2.4:3 DevelopmenC manager soughc for dock 29.11:5 Dock job raay be announced coday 5.4:1 Floating dock Cow scares today 1.12:13 Varley wanes joinC use of dock 6.4:8 Powerful Cug used Co Cow floaCing dock Dock Cender Coday 6.4:11 5.12:12 EmploymenC conflicC delays dock decision Dockyard will employ first casuals 10.12:35 7,4:1 Dock post deadlines close 17.12:5 Buy new floating dock overseas, dockyard Floating dock beating schedule 20.12:7 urges 8,4:1 Dock officer returning after 34 years Unfortunate delay (Leader) 8.4:2 (Mick Turnbull) 22.12:11 Correction Co arcicle yescerday 9.4:3 Dockyard in line for ferry job 11.4:1 STATE ELECTRICITY COMMISSION Decision on dock soon 12,4:1 Willis aCCacks sCaCe's ferry plan 13,4:3 Work bans begin at stations 2.4:5 Dock job "one for NorCh" 13,4:3 NTHC told 150 jobs vacant 29.4:3 "SupporC dock" call Co Wran 13.4:13 New substation at Swansea 22.9:LH3 Dock Cender known Coday 14.4:3 Northern power staCions play key role Ferry cender raay go Co dockyard 14.4:7 21.12:22 Japanese win order for floaCing dock 15.4:1 STATE EMERGENCY SERVICES Encouraging signs (Leader) 15.4:2 New dock aCCracCs shippers' inCeresC 16.4:3 SES to hold flood rescue school 10.3:8 Dock decision "hypocrisy" 19.4:12 Wyong SES feels the squeeze 10.3:LH3 Japanese arriving for dock Calks 20.4:9 Floodboat training called off 11.3:4 Japanese floacing dock "bargain" 21.4:1 SES building to open (Raymond Terrace) 27.4:12 Federal money in doubc for dock 21.4:14 Regional Calks on disasCer plans 30.4:5 Dock lease proposal dropped 22.4:3 SES team in old council building 22.12.LH2 Dockyard seeks navy conCracC 28.4:3 Civil defence leader to retire (Fred Myles) Dockyard meCal Co be sold for scrap 29.4:5 25.8:LH1 Dockyard unions inflexible: SCreeC 2.5:14 New home for SES in Maitland 29.8:11 Facing Che bludger sCigma 9.5:2 New rescue service proposed 1.9:LHl FloaCing dock conCracC signed in Sydney 13.5:3 Full tirae SES officer chosen 1.11:6 GenerosiCy Co a faulc (Leader) 14.5:2 SES team in old council building NewcasCle slaCes "shelving" of aid 14.5:3 22.12:LH2 HDWB denies"policical" accusaCion on Cender 14.5:5 STATE OFFICE BLOCK se£ BUILDING - NEWCASTLE 5 tenders for dock scrap 20.5:5 AND HUNTER VALLEY $10M grant sought to replace dockjobs 24.5:10 STATISTICS Floating dock raay move Friday 25.5:9 Big ships still for dock Cow 27.5:7 In the cause of statistics 3.3:13 Doomed dock beaCs clock 28.5:3 Decrease in birth rate 23,11:16 ConCracC awarded for sale of dock steel 1.6:11 STEEL Premier brings in reform Bill 2.6:3 Dock cut up scares, sCops 2.6:10 EEC expected to buy more Australian steel New teara to m.anage dockyard 4.6:9 18.6:1 Opposition springs House Bill surprise Australian steel sales face cut 20.6:1 7.5:3 PM rejecCs voluncary exporC steel curbs Four unionists seek doc'Kyard board vote 21.6:1 9.6:10 Steel threat (note) 22.6:2 Boardroom worker makes history 10.6:1 Steel cuts dose of own medicine 23.6:18 On the board (noCe) 11.6:2 World steel output down 1.7:6 Dock requesC rejecCed 16.6:10 EEC seeks 25% cut in Australian steel iranorts Dockyard builders "number one" 18.6:5 6.7:24 ApprenCices Cake on shipbuilding order EEC backs down on steel 9.7:9 18.6:9 Steel output falls 24.8:27 MinisCer announces new dockyard board International steel output decreases 12.9:11 24.6:3 TransporC boosCs sCeel coses 5.10:24 Dockyard board ends Cerm 28.6:15 Knowledge boosC urged 19.10:23 State will finance dock alone 2.7:1 New sCeel insciCuCe chief (Mr. G. Berry) 36% ex-dock men drop trade 8.7:5 25.10:10 New floating dock has Cwo bookings 9.7:3 Warning in US sCeel move 14.11:13 HDWB checks work on spillway gaCes 9.7:8 Steel firra closes : 57 lose jobs (Newcastle Dockyard sackings for discussion 14.7:11 Steel Pty Ltd!) 15.1:13 Dockyard men see'.t job Calks 20.7:8 Ailing steel firm blaraes work bans 17.11:3 Dockyard sacking Calks 23.7:5 Commictee confers on dock sackings 26.7:11 Talks held on fate of steel firm 18.11:8 Ferguson defers dockyard noCices 27.7:1 PlanC closure 19.11:9 Dockyard Co Cender for Navy job 28.7:6 Steel loading tempo rises 21.11:12 NorChern MHR Co sCudy new dock 28.7:7 NewcasCle Steel sacks 21. 22.11:3 SCace Dock makes profic of $4.25M 10.8:1 Union seeks ban on sCeel plane. 23.11:12 Dredging begins 11.8:1 NewcasCle sCeel Calks deadlocked 24.11:8 Dredging begins for new dock 12.8:3 Talks boose hope of saving jobs 26.11:5 Premier announces dock conCract 13.8:1 NewcasCle Sceel men Co be reinsCaCed 29.11:8 Dockyard calls for tenders 19.8:7 Steel firm takes on more men 8.12:8 Dockyard unions seek talks to save jobs STOCK EXCHANGE 6.9:5 Dockyard denies 500 sackings report 7.9:6 SCockbrokers erred: report 26.2:3 Job hopes for ficcers 9.9:7 Stockbroking partners may be prosecuCed Dockyard rejecCs casual job idea 17.9:12 4.3:5 Dockyard misses on ship deal 20.9:5 The need for concrol (Leader) 7.3:2 Dock unions seek assurance 22.9:10 Exchange bomb scare 1.6:6 Dockyard, waCer board geC funds 23.9:1 Exchanges suspend 22.2.12:8 Doc'Kyard unions Cold "no more sackings" 23.9:3 Dockyard chiefs face loss of jobs 24.9:1 SCate dock misses crnversion ioh 28.9:7 =!.H. lOTEX 95. 1977 STRIKES AND DISPUTES SUGAR INDUSTRY AND TRADE (C'cd) Medibank facCor on work loss 2.2:6 Sugar chief Co negoCiate prices in Japan Hawke pledges efforC Co curb sCrikes 2.2:7 29.6:22 2000 jobless over swear word 12.2:1 CSR man walks ouc of sugar Calks 30.6:14 "Swearing sCrike goes on" 15.2:10 Japanese sugar conCracC Calks break down Silo men walk ouC 17.2:6 2.7:10 Scrike ChreaC over siCe allowance claims 8.4:4 NewcasCle sugar price "unfair" 5.7:11 Days lose lo'wesC for nine years 8.4:5 Japan, AusCralia, NZ Co talk sugar, beef. Row may sCop Sulphide work 14.4:10 7.7:12 McCauleys raen sCrike over recrenchment Big refineries reject sugar shipment 8.7:6 seniority 20.4:11 Sugar indusCry backs CSR 9.7:9 Punch urges firm sCand on dispuCe 17.5:3 Sugarcane growers claim $3.6M 12.7:12 Major sCrike looms in Pilbara 3.6:8 Japanese offered $75M concession on sugar Bus union CnreaCens nacion wide sCrike 3.5:9 over 3 years 13.7:26 Scrikes "harm economy" 9.5:16 Bundaberg sugar lifCs profit Co $10.75M Nacional fuel sCoppage ChreaC afCer 15.7:8 arresCs 15.6:1 Japanese "will rejecC final sugar price offer" WA pickeC charges Co proceed 16.5:1 15.7:8 NoC on (noce) 16.6:2 ArbiCraCion suggesCed on sugar 20.7:28 Scrike on manning issue 16.6:10 CSR chief painCs "grey" picCure for fuCure Conference on LysaghC sCop 22.6:12 21,7:16 lOCh monCh of cenCre ban (TamworCh) Sugar Calks planned 27.7:23 1.7:3 SIOOOM Japanese sugar pace dispuCe deadlocked Shower sysCem causes sCrike 7.7:7 9.8:11 Canberra cool on anci-sCrike call 19,7:3 Japanese rejece new deal on sugar 16.8:12 More Myer pickeCs help 20,7:12 Tragedy if sugar dispuee leads Co courC: AnoCher 8 pickeCs arresced aC Myer 21,7:3 AnChony 25.8:15 Police-union liason soughc 22,7:7 Japan offers new sugar deal 31.8:28 Lifcing allowance gi-ven (Myers) 27,7:7 Japanese make "firm and final" sugar offer Memories of a 1917 confroncacion 12,8:2 1.9:20 "Lies Cold" abouC indusCrial dispuCes Sugar dispuCe for incemacional arbicracion 16,8:3 2.9:8 Electrical union to meet on strike Japanese officials urge furCher sugar Calks extension 17.8:7 3.9:10 Victoria now raost strike-prone state Firm lifCs sugar ouCpuC 5.9:13 5.9:9 Growers buy sugar mills 10.9:10 Disputes hit S459M jobs 12.9:3 Sugar Calks could resume 21.9:25 Work days lose from sCrikes up 16.9:5 Sugar offer lapses 23.9:6 June quarCer sCrikes lowesC since 1968 ObsCacle remains Co sugar pace 5.10:25 17.9:11 InCernaCional sugar agreemenc seCCled Union scill planning Zaphir oil sCrike 7.10:5 21.9:14 Japanese sugar dispuCe breakchrough hinCed Scrike may hiC rail Cravel 21.9:14 11.10:15 BLF will consider national sCrike International sugar agreement triumph for ISO 21.9:14 11.10:15 Sydney life mechanics on job. 21.9:14 Australia in new sugar offer 13.10:14 Terminal sCrike delaying cargo 28.9:12 ALP questions sugar agreement 14.10:8 Crain board clairas 29.9:6 Bundaberg Sugar broadens horizons 15.10:10 Grain Cerrainal workers stay out 5.10:6 Price agreed on sugar in ships off Japan Grain terminal men sCrike 7.10:7 19.10:24 For all those who dig the sCrike scene 17th Japan sugar shipment holds contract 18.10:1 key 20.10:13 PM accused of provoking dispuCes New sugar offer to Japan 21.10:8 18.10:3 Sugar fleet unloads 25.10:10 Work wascage halved wich fewer dispuCes Sugar pact "near" 26.10:26 19.10:3 Australia, Japan settle sugar contract Japanese "noC worrie i by strikes" 27.10:12 20.10:6 Sugar conCracC deadline 5.11:10 Ship clerks stay out. 20.10:15 Sugar seCClemenC 14.11:13 Strike laws worthless: employer 21.10:13 AnChony Cips sugar price increase 2.12:8 Container clerks extend strike 25.10:7 Malaysian sugar Calks break-up 7.12:28 Container clerks end strike 27.10:6 Sugar agreemenc reached wich China 21.12:24 Strikes in August worst for year 11.11:6 Sugar price rise case noC ready for Moulders strike over glasses 19.11:9 CabineC 28.12:16 Glasses "unreasonable" 22.11:12 Working days lose 14.12:10 SULPHIDE CORPORATION PTY LTD SUGAR INDUSTRY AND TRADE Row may sCop Sulphide work 14.4:10 Union dispuCe seeded 15.4:5 China will buy $52M worCh of sugar Sulphide Cakes on new shape 16.11:22 31.3:19 Containers on Crial 21.11:12 Japanese sugar Calks 1.4:6 Japanese sugar men mainCain Cough line SUPERANtlUATION ! 2.4:10 Delegacion for sugar Calks 13.4:22 Pension CrusC may invesC commercially Japanese unionises ask for sugar price 4,1:10 cues 15.4:10 Superannuacion advisory visiC 11.3:13 Sugar meecing posCponed 18.4:10 New superannuacion fund fights inflation AnChony hopeful on sugar pact 20.4:25 9,4:8 Sugar Calks reopen in To'^yo 22.4:6 Inquiry inCo super for women 5,7:9 Japan awaiCs new sugar package 29.4:8 Super scheme 27.9:9 $45M soughc in sugar crade-off 5.5:20 InvesCigaCion into loan 8,12:6 Sugar plan faces rejeccion 7.5:9 Japanese rejece sugar deal 14.5:9 SURFING Sugar men get Cougher on new prices 27.5:6 Surfer aims Co be a professional (Colin Appeal to Canberra on sugar dispuCe 28.5:9 Smith) 10,3:LH4 Sugar Calks sCalemaCe 30.5:7 Swansea Belmont Surf Club celebrates Japanese fly in for ,,sugar calks 9.6:18 anniversary 30.6:LH4 Japanese Cry Co break sugar deadlock Surfings debt to Dave Thorapson 19.8:12 10.6:8 Politics stop at surf 31.8:1 ConCinual sugar haggling ouC 11.6:10 Rise in beach parking fee tipped 8.9:LH4 Cabinec seCs sugar price increase 15.6:24 Surf club obsewes 50th year (Swansea - Sugar price 15.5:3 Belmonc) 22.9:LH4 Sugar deal soughc wich China 16.6:16 An arCist in fibreglass (Gary Mead) 24.9:7 Sugar indusCry Co enforce conCracC Lake lifesaver honoured by club (Wayne 17.6:8 Matthews) 6,10:LH3 Sugar Calks re-open afCer break 21.6::1 2 Grant for surf group 3.11:7 Sugar negociacions incerrupted 23.6:1.'1.2; Bill FiCzgerald was parC of surf ac Bar Sugar Calkr resurae in Tokvo 28.6:14 B.= ach 26.11:33 CSR hopeful of economic l^fC 2'>.6:22 K'-wcasCie .-.uri club nea^ 70ch blrCh:^/. 16 . 12 :16 N.M.H. INDEX SURFING (C'cd) TARIFFS (C'td) Nobbys Surf Club "only siCe" 24.12:19 Tariff policy "designed Co prevenC change' Female surfers were acCive in 1908, 15.10:8 30,12:10 TASMANIA SWIMMING Open season on rare bird 1.1:3 AnoCher coup for gold medallisC (Gayle Geese shooC boycoCC plan 31.1:3 Nicholson) 12.1:6 Island has violenC face (Flinders Island) A rough diamond grows up (Dawn Fraser) 12.2:7 19,11:2 SCorms hiC Tasmania 28.3:1 Tasmanian CourCs scyraied 28.6:3 SWIMMING POOLS Tas parcies equal in redisCribuCion 27.7:6 BiCCer pill problem over 25.8:3 State plans strict pool safety laws 14,1:5 SenaCor alleges ploC Co overchrow council After hours pools move 27,1:LH4 7.9:22 Barbecues for pools 15,2:13 A working class win wiChouC blood (Mr. Stace gives $75,000 for heaCed pool 23,2:11 Doug Lowe) 18.11:2 Pool cracks sCarC quiz (Ease MaiCland) Schools in forgeries check 25.11:3 2,3:17 Pool safeCy posCer proposal 3.3:LH1 TAXATION Pool licences prioriCy 5.3:9 Pool lease proposal rejecCed 31,3:14 Tax relief urged for pensioners 15.1:8 ConCracCor digs up spliC pool floor 7,4:3 Cabinec rejecCs" Cax cues 19.1:3 Pool cover cosCs "sCuns" council 16,4:5 Lynch rules ouC Cax cuCs and mini-budgeC 20.1:3 Pool sCandards " sCill high" 11,5:14 Uren urges Cax cues,more spending 24.1:3 Pollucion prompCs pool shife proposal Tax cues (Leader) 26.1:2 (Gwandalan) 19.5:LH4 O'Keefe calls for Cax cuCs 27.1:7 More pollucion of pool (Gwandalan) 26.5:LHI Premier urges tax cuts 29.1:10 WesCy pool firsC of iCs kind 30.6:LH4 State tax power "limitless" 3.2:7 Drownings cause concern 7.7:LH4 Labor wants more jobs and tax cuts 11.2:3 Commission warns pool owners 1.9:16 Tax cuts need "urgent" 12.2:3 CharlesCown pool sec for summer 1.9:LH2 Fraser dangles tax carrot 1.3:1 Pool safeCy drive Co guard children 22.9:13 PM invites states to Cax-sharing talks WaCer safeCy campaign 28.9:33 10.3 :1 Olympic pool open for leisure and learning Country firms get payroll tax cuts 18.3:6 in PorC Shire 4.10:9 Comraander Goodfellow wins tax baCCle 23.3:3 Leakage coses $2000 a year (Raymond Terrace) Bank prefers Cax cuC Co Federal spending 6.10: 5 5.4:1 Childrens pool prices may rise 12.10:16 StaCes lack say in Cax opCion Bill 5.4:3 Pool concession plan dropped 27.10:LH1 Qld warns againsC Cax opCion move 6.4:3 Two die in pool accidenC (Brisbane) 31.10:1 Labor sCaCes ready for Cax challenge 7.4:1 Pool charges increased (Muswellbrook) 14% Cax bonus expecCed 8.4:3 9.11:12 Premiers sCand no worry: PM. 8.4:3 Concession plan for pools 24.11-LH2 Tax opCion voCe Chis week 11.4:3 Higher pool admission charges 2.12:5 SCates defy taxation plan 12.4:1 Boy, 4, drowns in backyard pool (Toronto) Federalism (Leader) 12.4:2 6.12:1 Fraser will go ahead on tax 13.4:1 Valentine pool for disabled opened 12.12:9 Federalism sCalemace (Leader) 13.4:2 Free age raised 22.12:LH3 Fraser "had Co go back" 13.4:31 Greyhounds join swim 29.12:5 Taxes for service pensions 16.4:3 The taxman cometh...taketh 3.5:1 SYDNEY Tax cues rejecced 10.5:12 Taxing che disabled (Leader) 24.5:2 Council contract-letting questioned 10.2:12 GovernmenC cuCs personal Cax index 26.5:1 Squatters arresced in raid 29.3:3 Canberra "reneged on Cax" 27.5:3 Accused women shouC aC SM 30.3:14 Miserly (Leader) 28.5:2 SquaCCers,workmen clash 15.6:3 2 Premiers oppose Cax sharing review 31.5:3 VicCorian wins CiCy-to-Surf race 15.8:6 Council's Sdyney plan " a pipedream" 8.9:13 Tax-share Bill "chis week" 1.5:3 TaxaCion "crippling free enterprise" 14.5:14 Tax proposals "aCCempc Co hoodwink public" TAB 15.6:3 Race clubs to be corapuCerised 21.1:14 The changing Cax scene 20.6:8 Many cricics afcer 12 years 21.2:16 Acting PM wants income tax cuts 25,6:1 DisCibuCion, handicapping change may help Flat tax rate opposed 27.5:5 troCCing 22.2:18 Top 10% face ALP tax axe 29.6:3 NJC secreCary supporCs TAB Co SP secting Tax loophole to be shut 30.6:3 23.2:32 50c a dollar Cax limic urged 13.7:6 Trots and dogs get poor deal from TAB Poor healch mars reCurns 20.7:6 24.2:28 TaxaCion refund cheques have shr-jnk 11.8:13 Investigation by Govt, into TAB operations Tax cuts for everybody 17.8:1 25.2:14 Hayden calls new tax " a fiddle" 17.8:1 Punters have subsidised TAB by $470M. Basic tax rate "for majority" 17.8:12 26.2:34 Taxation mystery (Leader) 19.8:2 Tote manager replies Co TAB series 15.3:20 Labor chows conflict on indexing 19.8:3 Track CoCe error overpays up Co $180,000 Treasurer hails tax cut as reform 20.8:3 5.5:1 PM defends taxation reforra 22.8:1 $20,999 error in payouC 6.5:18 Tax raen back at work 25.8:4 TAB machines will leave cheir mark 19.5:22 Tax proraise 29.8:14 Race broadcasCs ChreaCened 16.6:24 Canberra digs in for new tax fighc 5.9:1 TAB turnover of $675.IM on racing 14.9:35 Tax law "like lace doily" 15.9:14 Mahony on TAB 15.9:26 New Cax "besC ever" 16.9:3 Computer replaces casuals 3.11:18 ReducCion in payroll Cax draws cricicism Punters wary of new machine 16.11:36 13.10:1 No takers for TAB in Northern Territory Tax yield "up 28%" (NSW Gov) 26.10:12 15.12:28 Overseas company tax loophole "to close" 2.11:3 TARIFFS Taxman not told of $271,000 3.11:10 Profits tax applied to foreign firms 5.11:1 Tariff change favouricisra fear 29.1:5 Lynch legislation "too tough" 25.11:3 Tackling Che Cariff Cangle 2.2:2 Trusts accepCed praceice 25.11:3 Marcos Cariff row hits BHP 13.3:1 Deadline for payroll claims 24.12:8 MinisCer hinCs aC Cariff chc.ige 2.5:3 TAXIS Behind high walls (Leader) 16.5:2 Trade MinisCer firm on Cariff proCecCion 18.5:22 Sydney taxis get special alarm 12.1:7 New quoCas defy ASEAN sCand 30.6:14 Taxi re.iew ordered 16.3:7 Neighbouring taxi rules differ 24.8:11 Jobs go as tariffs rise: report 1.7:1 Taxi rise expected 24,10:6 Rural group calls for tariff quoCa cuts Three new taxi cab licences 1.11:6 23.f;:c 13% rise in rab fare 22,11:3 KI'EX 98, 197^ Vision (C'td) THEATRE (C'td) .change in TV 9.11:34 Playlets may win festival 7.5:31 en to meet proCescers 11.11:5 Heavy night at fescival 14.5:3 nts urged to moniCor TV's effecC 14.11:8 Sydney group wins Cop drama fesCival ^ran3lator 23.11:10 award 16.5:3 jtic satellice possible 1.12:6 Civic CheaCre alceracions 19.5:5 cil seeks becCer TV recepCion 14.12:20 Kennedy slaying play a challenge for r council accuses firra of delaying producer (Michael FosCer) 19.5:12 'ings (EMI) 14.12:33 Pondering Che poinC of ic all (The SerpenC) 21.5:3 IIS HamleC play of concradictions 28.5:3 Newcastle theatre magazine thrives 1.5:16 •ran tennis official retires (Mrs. Theatre company plans cut back 4.6:8 .i'O'Ryan) 21.1:14 Allanson carries Fiddler 5.6:3 icholarship for young tennis star 27.1:24 Satirical lock at musicals 8.6:3 ewash (Leader) 15.3:2 HVTC critics answered 11.6:11 lee celebration for tennis club (Redhead) HVTC and the Les Darcy show (Letter to )|LH4 the editor) 13.6:2 lis tour of America for young MereweCher Adventure play good choice 13.6:3 • {Peter Doohan and Brian Williams) Australia needs HVTC to be fostered 1:16 (Letter to ed) 16.6:2 • dies after doubles win (Karen KranCzcke) Finesse subtletry lacking in Papers i:16 16.6:3 lers geCs a days grace 21.5:18 Live theatre complex could benefic HVTC is EverC see for Wimbledon March. 22.6:34 and other amateurs (K. Longworth) 13.6:2 base causes Cennis uproar 24.6:16 Theatre group in recess 20.6:1 nn brewing over racqueC sizes 30.8:17 Good theatre wichouc eraormous budgeCs mes comeback a personal challenge 20.5:13 1:16 AcCors Cry Co keep CheaCre alive 21.6:5 lis court granC 25.11:6 AusCralians shy of CheaCre shocks 24.6:7 ine wins Toyoca final 29.11:20 NexC hurdle (Leader) 25.5:2 ander hero in Davis Cup decider 5.12:18 Earache forgoCCen in magic of HeweCC II loves cennis afcer 55 years (Tess musical (Bon Bons and Roses for Dolly) •y) 13.12:5 5.7:3 t, cennis and CheaCre lead to full life Man about the house going Boeing (Richard la Ellis) 14.12:40 O'Sullivan) 5.7:5 , icil granC for Cennis courC repairs Hunter theatre group may use City Hall 12:LH4 6.7:10 lis granC (EdgworCh) 22.12:LH2 Free performance of play for jobless -.on makes Open final afCer 43 years 13.7:12 12:20 Theatre benefit night planned 13.7:16 Civic job goes Co clerk (Mr. Allan CILE INDUSTRY YeaCes) 13.7:15 Actors find horae in City Hall 15.7:1 ctaulds profic rises 158% 19.3:10 $20,000 given for jobless CheaCre 15.7:7 janies reflecc difficulcies in Cexciles Students to present HosCage 19.7:7 5:10 Nida play full of new CalenC 20.7:3 rp rise forecasc in cloChing prices Star keeps Boeing up 20.7:18 1:1 Music hall cast a hit 20.7:18 tas (Leader) ''8.4:2 Only 50 attend free play for jobless inet row on textiles tipped 28.4;6 21.7:1 dnill installs new gear 2.5:12 $1000 for HVTC if 49 ochers will maCch iC lop cuts work force 3.5:12 25.7:1 thing quotas may fall 4.5:26 No $1000 joy for HVTC 26.7:5 snock offers sice Co cloChes firm 15.7:7 No reply Co HVTC offer 27.7:12 thing indusCry opposes lAC 9.8:11 Linked playleCs in memorable chain 28.7:3 snock proCesC on Cariff reporC 10.8:11 Text ho-hura, but many sCagecrafC chances (GhosC Laters rebuff lAC 18.8:1 SonaCa) 10.8:3 pany Co hold final aucCion 22.8:9 TV doctor prepares for play opening jobs aim of new NorCh facCory (Cessnock, (Robin Nedwell) 10.8:8 les Led.) 16.9:1 Dull characters, dull play (Boxes) 11.8:3 leeks State textile aid 27.9:3 Storra the bastilles for CheaCre! 13.8:2 Imill chief wants board for indusCry Audience takes to T.V characters in Che flesh 1:11 (DocCor in love) 17.8:3 )rts of cloChing cue 23.11:1 Well sCaged Cale of Che Flood 18.8:20 fficiency proCecCed (Leader) 24.11:2 UK sCudy granC given Co drama Ceacher -hing maker dismisses 26 women (Casey (Mrs. L.Brugman) 19.8:7 ifaccuring Co. Pty Ltd.) 24.11:8 HVTC station theatre not supported 22.8:11 ;hing chief welcomes Cariff 24.11:22 Squash courts replace theatre 22.8:12 iles profic falls 25.11:8 New horae for HVTC urged 31.8:15 (builders swicch Co cloChing 28.11:10 $15,000 needed for theatre plan 2.9:5 tile reCraining noC favoured 1.12:3 A night of stars for HVTC 8.9:3 Imill says Cakeover bid inadequate Theatre fund to open soon 10.9:8 !:27 Audience gets into act at TwenCies revue 12.9:3 ITRE ForC-Park proposed 13.9:7 TempesC players - succeed in challenge ;000 grant saves theatre magazine 8.2:3 22.9:3 tey CheaCre finds home 17.2:3 Nighc of scars show Co assist HVTC :tors join HVTC 25.2 :5 24.9:5 jle joke difficult Co keep funny $700 raised for HVTC 26.9:3 1 the Big Men Fly) 26.2:3 Lighc and breezy Charlie (Charlie Girl) services for HVTC audiences 1.3:7 6.10; 3 ter-sveec story with charm, wit (Same Cime, HVTC board elecCions 8.10:5 ' year) 3.3:3 Change in HVTC eleccion mechod 10.10:3 "tre (Leader) 14.3:2 Enjoyable buC familiar fare (Stowed srCorys polished comedy (How Che oCher Away) 17.10:14 'loves) 17.3:3 Age of Dissent sets fast pace 17.10:17 sidised buses for plays 21.3:6 Theatre firm elecCs head (John Robson) ^harges for civic hiring 21.3:8 20.10:6 , on stage a sobering thought (Pat $4000 curCain raiser for new CheaCre *'op) 23.3:21 26.10:10 « '0 leaden for farce (What the Butler Theatre in the classroora 28.10: TV guide. - -6.3:3 411BC spirit kept. 10.11:3 Sl-comi'dy (leceoti-/ely simple (Enter a Crocodile zings along (Out of the Crocodile) • "an) 28.3:3 12.11:3 , ,.^ ^^••^'igs poetry to life for students Mo award "Highlight" of Bobby LeBrun s life 19.11:8 n Cootes to ace in play 6.4:5 Civic theatre proraccion plan 23.11:15 'I'^r party has punch 21.4:3 A generous old crouper (Eobby LeBrun) iM/fVlin g double top fare. (Sporting ?6.>::7 S.4:3 ^ 97, 197 7 N.M.H, IKDEX TEACHERS TELECOMMUNICATIONS (C'cd) College decision asCounds Willis 1,1:3 Mail, celephone cosC reprieve Cippjee d 2.3:1 "Diversicy" proposal for filling colleges 5,1:7 Telecom profic under fire 2.3:17 Qld "should rehire" disraissed Ceachers 5.1:7 MinisCer defends celecora profit 4.3:3 Teacher reCires (Mrs. Doris Evans) 7.1:11 Shorter hours ac Telecom 23.3:16 Teacher voce for one-day sCrike 2,1:1 Phone book ouC soon 15.4:11 9 teachers will stay out 3.2:3 SaCelliCe fuCure 18.4:9 Nelson Bay teachers boycott six classes Valley areas gee STD (PaCerson and Mulbring) 4.2:5 6.5:5 Teachers end strike 8.2:6 Machines Co replace men 9,5:8 US teacher finishes course (Dr. Thoraas SaCellices for domescic use 24.5:11 Blincoe) 17.2:LH3 Overcharge 15.6:3 41 years from the first to last (Gordon MigranCs life profic 29.6:3 Clifton) 17.2:LH2 Telecom faces work bans 29.6:10 Toronto principal ipoves on (Charles Neall) New Merriwa exchange 1980 15.7:9 10.3:LH1 Telecom, posC unions plan merger 28.7:1 Uni staffs oppose union drive 14.3:7 Tele-lirks pace signed 25.8:3 Teachers, acaderaics in union row 15.3:6 NewcasCle phones go inCernaCional 30.8:5 Teachers againsC bias Bill changes 23.3:14 Single Celephone race "cost 45c call" Farewell Co principal (Mr. C. Neall) 24.3:LH3 7,9:22 Teacher drug convicCions 25.3:6 $500M phones deal 14,9:3 Reunion for ceachers (Miss Eva Edwards) Union action threatens telephone disruptions 31.3:LH2 5,10:6 New principal (Ken Harrap) 31.3: LH3 Union ban gives free call bonus 6.10:3 HunCer will geC raore Ceachers 8.4:5 Automatic phones (Lostock) 7.10:5 Teachers meeC Coday 13.4:7 Telecom misleading public: Unionist Libs wane raigranc Ceachers 13.4:14 21,10:6 Teachers wane deal on pay 14.4:6 Telecom raan resigns 24,10:10 Bulahdelah cenCre grane 4.5:19 Telephone repair bans to continue 27,10:6 ExCra Ceacher "noC needed" aC school Exchange lowered in new plan 27.10:7 (HamilCon NorCh) 27.5:5 Telecom has layoff power 28.10:3 24-hour SCrike by Ceachers 9.6:1 Telecom to stand down workers 29.10:9 No sure job for Crainee Ceachers 30.6:7 OTC cuts price of calls 31.10:1 ExCra Ceacher posCs Cipped 11.7:3 Telecom union executive backs end to bans Teachers helped Co sCay on 12.7:13 1.11:7 ExCra Ceacher call denied (LambCon Public Telecom workers suspend bans 3.11:5 School) 15.7:5 Telecom profic soars 4.11:3 Retired teacher impressed with Gambian sCudencs World firsC to Telecom 11.11:1 (DoroChy Earl) 21.7:15 Touchfone arrives 16.11:23 Teachers will meet on funding 30.7:5 Telecom needs new policies, industry Teacher surplus casts shadow on careers asserts 15.12:16 18.8:13 A cheery hello for 26 years (Mrs. Coral Too nany Ceachers (Leader) 5.9:2 McAlister) 22.12:9 Teachers Co consider Cransfer 14.9:21 Telecora repair centre at Wickham 23.12:6 No job prioricy for maCure sCudents 15.10:8 Telecom accused of rip-off 31.12:3 Teacher trainee grants up 20.10:16 Teacher wanted (NewcasCle Neighbourhood TELEVISION CenCre) 26.10:33 Teachers make liason 8.11:3 No answer to poor TV reception 6.1:LH1 Farewell for MarisC Ceachers 30.11:11 TV set prices Co rise soon 18.1:3 41 years in schools will finish (Mr, F. Earp) Close voCe allows NBN3 Co go ahead wiCh 30.11:19 exCensions 9.2:11 Pay races cue for Crainee Ceachers 3.12:5 Check on children's TV urged 16.2:11 Teachers back uranium ban 7.12:11 A new buzz on TV and radio 7.3:2 Teachers sec aside day for uranium Calk Top TV show coming Co NBN 9.3:7 22.12:3 Correccion Co arCicle on 9/3. 10.3:3 Lane wins logics 26.3:1 TECHNICAL EDUCATION Television "needs changes" 31.3:17 Inquiry looking aC TV and children 5.4:15 College Ceachers plan accommodacion protest Stations' warnings on controls 8.4:3 21.3:6 Curb on adverts sought 27.4:7 Tech seen as job hope 24.3:7 Television v. re.search satellices 30.4:2 Demolition of old tech building demanded HospiCal heads consider TV for Ceaching 2.4:1 4.5:19 Early start to new tech unit 19.4:11 NBN challenges ruling on exCensions 17.5:1 BelmonC college reaches enrolmenC of 1800 InfanCs laCe TV viewers: survey 18.5:3 29.4:6 NBN plea sec for June 18.5:10 Rural colleges 3.6:3 ResidenCs wane say in NBN hearing 1.6:12 College repairs begun 13.5:10 Channel 3 buys advanced gear 8.5:7 Workless add Co Tech crowding 17.6:13 Sexy commercials not allowed 15.6:14 $94,000 life for ciCy college 4.7:7 Television seen as drug menace 20.5:1 CharlesCown Tech consent likely 5.7:7 Additions to NBN passed by committee Nighc marks 100 years of Cechnical education 22.6:17 14.7:3 $1M policy on Graham Kennedy 25.6:5 New college plans may overshadow old tech Children's TV gets boost 27.6:5 26.7:1 University, NBN 3 produce series 5.7:5 More enrol at Tech college 24.8:13 NBN" recommends bonus issue 10.8:28 Study course offered on bacteria 21.9:33 Fraser's electorate to get better TV 13.8:1 Child care courses 13.10:11 TV link with Soviet Union 13.8:9 Wood St. demolition still in doubC 19.10:7 TV station fees up 17.8:8 Tech colleges gee S3M boosC 21.10:3 TV planning fault raay cosC $70M Co correcC PrinCers oppose course cue 10.11:3 24.8:18 SCudene builders raake progress 10.11:11 Compere signs $3M TV deal (Mike Walsh) Lack of supporC for course (TransporC and 26.8:5 AdminisCraCion CerCificaCe) 28.11:10 NBN profics rise 25% 29.8:7 Tender for college "soon" (Muswellbrook) 8.12:8 AccenC on adverCs 31.8:1 Busdriver puts case for more TV news EnrolmenCs uo aC College (Muswellbrook) 14.9:17 19.12:15 More turn to ABC television 8.10:5 Tech college sCarC soon (Wollongong) 20.12:9 Caroline Jones, Harry Butler top awards HSC SCudies aC Cech meec varieCy of needs 11.10:1 23.12:7 The Sullivans goes to UK 17.10:17 College Co sCarC clerk of works course Building row for court (Demarcation issue (Muswellbrook) 28.12:15 on the sice of the NEN-Cnaniiel 3 studio exCensions) 21.10:6 TELECOMNL'NICATIONS NBN talks 22.10:9 TV "taking over" from teachers 31.10:7 Telecom "muddles" prioricy 14.1:5 TV drama wins 4 awards 7.1i:j Telecom expecCs phone increase 24.1:9 r^ a^rd to Uni show (Lifestyle) 8.11:10 _ Telecom ma'-.es $93M. 1,3:3 Wider TV cover offered to NBN 9.11:34 S.M.fi. IML'tX VV. IV// THEATRE (Ctd) TRADE Guthrie play opens Coday 30.11:11 Tokyo steel chief warns on strikes 21.2:1 Case surraounCs siege scripC 2.12:2 Campaign could hit Crade links 5.3:5 Scope for AcCing atnbicion found in NewcasCle AusCralia "found wancing" in Calks wiCh Japan (Delia Todd) 8.12:14 17.3:15 StreeC CheaCre performs for shoppers 12.12:11 AnChony cricicises NZ Cariffs 5.4:12 HunCer CheaCre group bids for Civic DiplomaCic code cracked: AuChor 5.4:13 WinCergarden 22.12:1 NZ may ease iraporC liraic afcer Calks 8.4:6 TheaCre hope (.Leader) 23.12:2 Tariffs may sCrain ASEAN links 8.4:6 SCaCe grane Co CheaCre (HunCer Valley ASEA pressure on Cariffs 12.4:7 TheaCre Company) 30.12:1 Peacock's Calks may cenCre on ASEAN links 13.4:13 TOBACCO AusCralia's imporCs aC new high 13.4:22 Wider role in Asia urged 15.4:3 Challenge over smoking survey clears air Philippine Crading requesC rejecCed 16.4:3 AusCralian exporCs for Aoril Cop $1 billion 9.2:1 ;0.5:1 Smoking banned on buses 17.2:1 EgypCians buy CracCors 16.5:9 Survey finds more children sraoking 16.3:18 Trade fair aC Muswellbrook 27.5:5 Smoking advert plan opposed 13.5:3 "Rank araaCeurs" in Crading 27.5:5 Trend to low-tar cigarettes 18.5:11 S.Korea seeks Crade balance 31.5:14 Low tar cigarettes safer 19.5:10 Chinese visic pleases 1.6:25 Cigarette advertising control wanted China - AusCralia Crade prospecCs "encouraging" 17.6:1 4.6:10 Anti-smoking publicity "needs testing" Call on GovernraenC Co clarify imporC,export 7.7:5 policies. 7.5:14 Tobacco query 11,8:10 Japanese raission Co negoCiaCe sugar prices Parental puffs a danger to children 11.8:18 8.6:28 More talks on tobacco 5.10:8 KeaCing warns on balance of Crade deficiCs Retailers warn on cigarette run contracts 9.5:16 29,11:1 $151M nacional Crade deficic in May 11.5:10 Loss prompts warning of cigarette run Trade imbalance upseCs ASEAN 14.5:7 "Heartache" 30.11:9 AC home and abroad (Leader) 15.6:2 Third of adults smoke, survey. 24.12:8 Trade Ceam in Tokyo 15.5:7 TOURISM ExporCers guilCy of complacency:Mr. Day. 15.6:24 Newcastle to get tourism office 24.1:10 Talks expecCed on Asian Crade balance 15.6:24 TOPS stand by big girl 27.1:1 SCaCe raoves Co boosC exporCs 21.5:1 Hunter tourist? drive 3.2:6 New Crade laws muddled (C. Farrell) 22.6:2 Bricish passporCs Co cosC more, 7.2:12 Asia ChreaCens Crade ban on AusCralian TOPS girl Co sCay Copless for CourisCs markeCs. 28.6:1 9,2:1 ProCecCionisra (Leader) 30.5:2 TourisC body wanCs bigger subsidy 26.2:5 Malaysia wanes balance of Crade correcCed Tourism funds "are noC for road" 3.3:LHl 6.7:24 HRAC Co name award winner 13.4:6 ExporCs for June fall 8.7:5 Muswellbrook supporCs CourisC Crain 13.4:31 AusCralia paves way for PM's Asian visic GloucesCer CourisC Cop again 15.4:3 12.7:12 Qld worCh $200M in CourisC Crade 19.4:11 ProCecCionisra ChreaC Co raw exporCs 19.7:12 NorCh Co gee Melbourne promoCion 3,5:3 Minister for tinned fruit (Leader) 20.7:2 Civic, business heads show flag in Vic, 4,5:3 Tolerance in NZ trade urged 27.7:7 Correccion Co arCicle on 4/5. 5.5:3 PM gets assurances on Malaysian trade 10.8:3 Vineyard CourisC Crain 5,5:7 Protectionist line wins out at .ASEA Calks TourisC officers visiC Lake, PorC. 13,5:6 11.8:14 MinisCer presenCs Killibinbin award - Trade mission planned for Mid-easC 15.8:10 tourist classes suggested 16,5:7 VarieCy in exporCs suggesced 20.8:30 Wage rates"killing" 18.5:8 AusCralia sells sand Co Arabs 24.8:11 Minister to meet HVTA deputation 23,5:10 Wran seeks Japan Crade boosC 30.8:3 Caravan park opposed 24.5:15 Fukuda, Wran discuss Crade 1.9:3 Newcastle left off the map 27.5:1 Mr. Wran sCarCs China visiC 7.9:9 Funds for tourist promotion lauded 8.6:11 Bricish Crade man arrives 7.9:14 Opening of office "milestone for tourism" Wran, Chinese head meeC 8.9:22 11.6:8 Wran having friendly Cirae 9.9:3 Hunter rates fifth for tourism 21.6:12 Japanese warned over Crade 21.9:3 Jayes travel in big expansion prograra Common MarkeC MinisCer has Cask ahead 22.6:24 28.9:16 No longer abreast of the tiraes (TOPS The Japan Crade (Leader) 30.9:2 topless poster) 6.7:1 Trade rows worry Okawara 30.9:3 State to help cheap holidays 15.7:4 MinisCer's releases "paCheCic" 19.10:12 Resort expansion approved (Forresters Hopes held for beef 19.10:26 Beach) 20.7:5 Howard warns EEC over Crade balance 20.10:13 Stranding feared on Aus Travel Serivce 11.8:1 AusCralia - Japan Crade firms 22.10:10 Student travel debt exceeds $3.5M 12.8:3 Irish dismiss access plan 26.10:26 Another travel compan-/ shuts doors 13.8:3 ASEAN Crade "guess" 25.10:26 Control overdue (Leader) 15.8:2 EEC inceresc high in AusCralian coal 31.10:3 Four seasons travellers assisted 15.8:5 Massive Crade deficic looms ; 1.12:18 Singleton loses PR officer 16.8:11 Tasraan Crade aC "low ebb" 12.12:12 ConCrols on Cravel agencies proraised BiggesC trade surplus for 10 years 13.12:3 17,8:3 ACTU strong for renewing Chile trade Jayes opens Cwo more branches 20.8:9 15.12:12 TourisC officer resigns ( Mr. R, Brooks) 31,8:7 TRADE PRACTICES ACT AND COMMISSION Aus Travel raay Crade again 9.9:5 SCudenC Travel back in business 15.9:7 ACTU set to fight planned trade laws 17.2:3 Canberra acCs on Cravel agenCs 25.9:8 Unions fighting Act changes 23.3:7 TourisC conCesC changes 27.9:9 $10,000 fine on corapany (Prudential Assurance Tourism geCs 30% boosC 12.10:17 Co.) 21.4:3 QanCas 25.10:7 Trade Bill atCacked 27.5:6 2 CourisC groups planned 29.10:32 Land firms facing prosecution threat 18.6:1 TourisC group looks aC fescivals 31.10:5 Commission "paralysed by bureaucrats 18.6:11 Tourism relief plan 1.11:3 TPC accused of price-fixing laxity 22.5:12 BoosC for Valley Courism 5.11:8 TPC answers attacks 23.6:12 SenaCor seeks Aus inquiry 9.11:10 Change Co Trade PracCices AcC. 3.7:20 Five early enCries for Killibinbin award 18.11:5 TRAFFIC Cencral CoasC seeks new slogan 19.11:33 TourisC refunded ¥90,000 21.11.9 A new ciCy Craffic plan 18.1:2 ResorCs prepare f'^r busy cirae 8.12:6 Alderman supporCs Craffic plan 20.1:9 TourisC body helps in region conCest The way is not clear (Leader) 25.1:2 13.12:13 Clearway should ease ciCy jans 25.1:3 l^'O men "parCners in a JreaTn" (Lloyd Moffa C The big ciCy traffic debate 2^.12 .^nH r-r-e Watt rs) 14. 12:19 Newcastle's traffic, pr^-blen 3.2:2 fUTTT'—iwj «w iiiiii»i iiiii|i X K.M.H.IKDEX TRAFFIC (c'td) TRANSPORT WORKERS UNION The traffic debate (Leader)12.2:2 Storemen and BsTJ may unite 19.5:11 Tackling the traffic tangle 12.2:2 Vote today on TWU award 19.5:11 Traffic work to start (Larabton) 15.2:7 Freemantle unions repeat big march 15.7:7 Councils given say in traffic ccncrol TWU seeks legal accion againsC employers 17.2:9 21.9:14 Traffic sCudy Cerms in doubc 24.2:14 Union chiefs Co visic Japan (J. Varnura) LM warns Craffic solucion not popular 25.2:3 14.10:1 City traffic brief "amended late" 26.2:3 Japan visic 22.10:9 City traffic study backed for adoption 1.3:1 Japan union Cour ends 7.11:3 Caution is necessary (Leader) 1.3:2 Union men find N-sCaCions "safe" 8.11:1 Questions on Newcastle's traffic report 1.3:2 Nuclear power sCaCions (LeCCer Co Che Traffic plan decision for people 2.3:1 ediCor by J. Varnum and W.Chapman) 9.11:2 Traffic, parking tal' TRAIL BIKES Firm hires 40 ironworkers in week 13.1:6 Tubemakers cuCback defended 28.10:7 Nail -embedded trail bike trap dismays cyclists 12.9:1 UNIVERSITIES Putty residents fight bike plan 10.11:7 PM sees ChreaC Co student freedom 22.2:7 Poverty "forcing students out" 28.2:10 TRANSPORT Students pelt Ellicott 11.3:3 Five people to be honoured 14.4:7 Blind get no extra fare help 3.1:6 Four gain honours (University of New Blind Cravel concessions rejecCed 17.1:6 England) 15.4:6 TransporC reporC "laCe chis year 28.1:3 Tightening the tertiary belt 23.5:2 RegisCry cender opens soon (ToronCo) 3.2:LH1 Uni Cutor gains US posC 4.6:5 Smoking banned on buses 17.2:1 TerCiary commission head appoinCed 6.6:8 Smoking ban (Leader) 18.2:2 Universicy of WA goes on Che air 8.6:22 Smoking ban raay sCay 18.2:3 Students tip cuts in uni building 22.6:11 Smoke ban on 21.2:3 Sabbatical leave raay be cut 1.9:11 Bus crewi may seek smoke Cime 22.2:3 Quiet meeting (Prof. Eysenck) 23.9:3 Drawback Co smoking ban 7.3:3 Students expelled over sex charges (Syd) NewcasCle smokers conform 8.3:8 24.11:3 CiCy may geC bicycle ways 24.3:15 Sydney Uni changes entry rules 14.12:33 Divided conCrol - CransporC in NewcasCle 31.3:8 PTC depoC plans clash 31.3:7 UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE TransporC Co be sCudied 24.5:10 Deter motorisCs and promote buses 14.6:1 Older uni students welcomed 1.1:9 States gee $51M CransporC grane 23.7:1 Housing shortage faces students 6.1:3 TransporC changes -"NSW kepC pace wiCh Che Newcastle AUS delegation splits 21.1:3 times" 26.7:8 Extremist control of student council PTC to take apprentices 15.8:13 alleged 1.2:1 Microwave tower for PTC. 23.8:5 Newcastle SRC students "not involved" Transport chief with a miniraura of fuss 5.2:1 29.8:10 Advice for new students 7.2:12 Consuraer transport costs increase: Morris Child care cencre for university 9.2:19 3.9:9 Taking the mysCery ouC of communiCy Hamer stands firm as transport stops research 10.2:16 6.9:5 Map conference aC universicy 11.2:7 TransporC body urged 7.9:16 VicCorian CransporC claim for courC 7.9:17 LaCe SCudenCs CoasC success 16,2:8 CommunicaCion Cower corapleCe (Broadmeadow) SCudenCs seek bed, board 19.2:5 9.9:7 Research roles demyscified 21.2:6 $5M "piccance" for urban CransporC 22.9:3 No harmony aC child cenCre 5.3:8 Clean decision (Leader) 1.10:2 Constitution cexCbook by Ne-^cascle lecCurer Smoking ban Co sCay 1.10:3 15.3:6 Firm moves Co SandgaCe (AusCralian Forwarding Universicy sCudenCs meecing 15.3:10 Agency Pcy Led. ) 21.10:9 Playwrighc Co join universicy (Dorothy MinisCer's visic "disappoincing" 16.11:14 Hewett) 15.3:14 Passes needed for cheap fares 30.11:17 University opens doors 16.3:18 TransporC Review '77. 6.i2: SuppleraenC. Old book nay be "royal" 17.3:11 Public CransporC use "noC Che solucion" Universicy appoints new Chancellor (Sir 6.12: TransporC supplemenC Bede Callaghan) 19.3:1 Free train rides for commuters 23.12:1 Econoaic head from North (Prof. B.L. Co-operation in Craining 26.12:5 Johns) 24.3:3 University paintings on ."ihow 30.3:6 Child-minding at university 30.3:8 S.M.H. TyrjtT 101. 1977 UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE (c'td) URANIUM (C'cd) Graduation for 700. 30.3:12 AusCralian uranium firms in defaulc 2.2:8 Lecturer gains $13,829 grant (Dr. Roberts) Union calls for raore uranium exporCs 3.2:3 30.3:12 Uraniura supporC by RSL. 10.2:6 Students plan active role 31.3:14 PM backs uranium safeguard 12.2:3 University, gallery exchange art 5.4:6 Uranium serainar Co be held Sunday 23.2:11 Judge to speak on reform 5.4:5 Aborigines "accepc" Ranger 23.2:17 Uni to consider changes 13.4:8 The cosC of nuclear power 28.2:2 Uni forum on law reform 13.4:9 Uraniura power denounced as ChreaC Co socieCy Uni has steals on wheels 27.4:3 28.2:6 Newcastle students in boycott 27.4:8 Deluge ends uraniura debaCe 2.3:6 $17,000 grant for fungicide study 27.4:21 ScienCisCs urge uranium exporC 22.3:3 Uni host it Indian scienCisC (Mr. Srirama ACF seeks Oliphanc's sCaCemenC of supporC Rao) 27.4:27 22.3:9 Top Bricish academic Co speak (Sir Norman Uranium debaCe cricicised 24.3:12 Anderson) 27.4:27 Qld Mines cannoC meeC Japan uranium contracts 2 granCs for universicy 28.4:6 24.3:21 SCudenCs in sCreeC raarch 29.4:3 Anthony's uranium stand 25.3:1 GraduaCes scill an elite, Carrick tells The nuclear options (Leader) 26.3:2 students 2.5:9 ALP will hold uraniura poll 25.3:3 Universtiy seminar to discuss crime 5.5:14 Nuclear durap (Leader) 29.3:2 Uni students reject AUS election change Australia urged as nuclear durap 29.3:3 6.5:7 Uranium exporC noC safe or responsible, Serious looks at life style 11.5:9 Whitlam warns 30.3:3 Uni seminar on small business 11.5:18 Seminars give uranium facts 31.3:13 Universicy oval Curned inCo quagmire 21.5:1 Thousands at uranium rallies 2.4:3 Leisure seen as fuCure problem 23.5:7 Marchers call for uranium moratorium 4.4:10 Judge on uni body 3.5:6 Branch wants uraniura halt 4.4:12 MaCure age students settle into university Japan uraniura orders stand 5.4:12 course 4.6:2 ALP, Libs "gag debate on uranium" 5.4:11 Dramatist for university post (Ms.Hewett) ALP puts cloud on uranium debate 14.4:10 4.6:8 Minister releases uraniura for export 15.4:10 Poet plans Cwo-way university effect 7.6:6 Ranger will take uraniura from Government HisCory sCudy draws 80 20.6:15 20.4:26 Know-how in economic seminar 30.6:18 Students seek uranium ban 21.4:11 PreparaCion urged for energy crisis 4.7:6 Uranium need less: Japanese envoy 28.4:12 Universicy, NBN 3 produce series 5.7:5 Fraser backs uranium export plan 2.5:1 Dinners Co celebraCe universicy jubilee Uraniura ban peace risk: Anthony 11.5:3 20.7:15 Uraniura proCesCers baCCle .ACT police 19.5:1 Relaxed amid pangs of Che young (PeCer Uraniura policy known soon 21.5:3 Bamford) 20.7:22 Uranium policy decision soon 23.5:3 Student Workshop forms development action SelecCive policy on uranium exporCs adopCed group 25.7:10 25.5:1 Universicy sCudenCs celebrate jubilee 30.7:8 SCrike sCops uraniura 25.5:3 LaCenC anxieCy "may desCroy socieCy" (Dr. Canadian firra looks for uraniura 25.5:25 Rainer Taeni) 20.8:30 Uranium decision lefc Co GovernmenC 26.5:1 Universicy plans Chree law courses 22.8:11 Safeguards Che key (Leader) 26.5:2 NewcasCle uni opens doors for 25ch anniversary Commission issues final reporC on Ranger 30.8:5 inquiry 25.5:11 Cni power race cuC refused 2.9:5 Atomic energy chairman urges export 26.5:11 Journalise for Uni posC (Mr.P.A. Haslam) Uranium producers in optimistic mood 27.5:3 3.9:1 Unions to seek TV time for views 27.5:5 NewcasCle Universicy jubilee open day feaCure The second Fox report (Leader) 28.5:2 9.9:9-11 Magnate had uraniura report in advance Universicy open day Comorrow 10.9:9 28.5:3 6000 aC universicy open day 12.9:3 Primitive views (Leader) 31.5:2 Engineers arrange Calks on fuels 12.9:11 Early uranium copy denied 31.5:8 German envoy presenCs prize 13.9:5 Australia "dragging feet" on uranium 31.5:14 MinisCer Co speak (Mr. Walker) 15.9:7 Japan urges no uranium ban 1.6:13 Business course offered aC uni. 21.9:6 Britain wants Australia in world uranium New courses aC universicy. 15.10:8 talks 2.6:3 Universicy seminar Co look aC energy 26.10:24 RSL suggests r.uclear plant 2.6:7 EnrolmenCs for open course 29.10:32 Call to halt uranium mining 2.6:7 Child care cenCre opened 31.10:8 Uraniura silos home for Darwin raan 3.6:1 Summer school for woraen 3.11:14 Fraser "reneged" on uranium debate 6.6:1 TV award Co uni show (LifesCyle) 8.11:10 Uranium workers strike 8.5:16 UniversCiy faces 1978 fund cuC 10.11:3 Early decision over uranium confirmed 9.6:3 Marine life sCudy aC uni. 15.11:7 Protest vigil at movement of uranium 13.6:3 $66,000 granC for uni medical research Uranium vote victory for Keating forces 22.11:15 13.6:11 ParC cime uni day course 22.11:17 Uraniura sale ban "against pact" 14.6:1 Uni radio power slashed 23.11:3 Harbour union denies uraniura ban plan 15.5:3 Universicy geCs $4000 to survey sacked dock Uranium "now" 15.6:3 men 23.11:9 Uranium cartel probe in US 17.6:8 Energy seminar cancelled 23.11:28 "Syrabol for nation" in uranium 20.6:1 FM radio protesC backed 25.11:3 Uranium exports 20.6:3 Radio challenge 26.11:8 Uranium arrests 21.6:1 Urgenc leCCer on FM radio 30.11:20 Uranium trucked to Glebe wharf 21.6:3 ManufacCuring changes needed: Sir Bede Uranium reserves "up 10-fold" 22.6:1 5.12:13 PM hints at uraniura swap 22.6:3 Universicy plan adopCed 8.12:5 Australia expects entry into N-club 23.6:1 AUS envoy aCCacks exCremisC link 8.12:8 ALP move likely on uranium 23.6:1 Uni exCends adulc closing daCe 8.12:13 PM tells of nuclear plans 24.5:3 Uni planning residencial school 12.12:'/ Uraniura ship leaves 24.6:3 School leavers may apply laCe 12.12:7 Opposition to uranium mining "weakening" Engine sysCera Co cue fuel bill (Mr. Hank 25.5:11 Willems, Uni of Ncle) 15.12:9 SCaCe NCP urges urani-um raining 27.6:3 Universicy Co reCain CalenCs of 4 sCaff 20.12:6 Uranium safeguards may liraic exporCs 29.6:1 Universicy FM sCaCion plane variety and ConCainers Chought to hold uranium 29.6:3 quality 21.12:11 Uraniura strnd 29.5:10 Workshop play chosen 28.12:7 ALP row tip on uraniura policy 2.7:3 Uranium raining inevitable: Whiclara 4.7:1 URANIUM Fraser ties trade Co N-fuel sales 4.7:1 Wharfies discuss allegacions of bruCaliCy ScienCisCs pecicion for uranium ban 4.1:3 4.7:1 Canberra Co ask UK Co pay for aComic wasCe Uranium ship in new proCest 5.7:3 7.1:5 Uranium debate adequate: FM. 5.7:3 MA. Piemier acCacks uranium mining ooponenCs SouCh Korea isks for uranium agreement 10.1:6 6.7:24 Uranium miner in trouble afccr $12M loss. 25.1:1 What price uranium?(Leader) 7.7;2 N.M.H. INDEX URANIUM (C'td) URANIUM (C'td) Uranium verdict expected soon 7.7:3 Bjelke Cough on uranium 1.10:1 Canberra to consider atomic plant plan 8.7:1 Uranium miners assured on jobs 4.10:6 ALP ban on uraniura sets sCage for clash 8.7:1 Envoy posC Co Ranger judge 7.10:1 Strong reaction to .ALP uranium ban 9.6:10 Uraniura ban wanCed 11.10:17 Church questions nuclear society 11.7:3 Uranium planC bargaining begins 12.10:3 Aboriginal issues in uranium Calks 13.7:3 Uraniura seen as major poll issue 17.10:8 Final baCCle near for uranium deposics WWF row looms on uraniura ban 19.10:3 13.7:25 ConsCrucCion aC Jabiluka uraniura siCe Uraniura ban noC logical: Hawke 14.7^1 "nexC year" 19.10:12 Uranium bypassed for budgeC Calks 15.7:7 Unionise says AEC a failure 20.10:6 EEC awaiCs uranium move 19.7:3 Uranium issue before courC 21.10:6 Legal hale soughc on uranium mining 20.7:3 Uraniura proCesCers rally in ciCy 22.10:3 Reports on uranium concern Fox. 20.7:37 NaCure council atCacks PM on uranium Nadar pleads for uraniura delay 22.7:7 24.10:3 Uranium seen as fuel cycle lever 23.7:3 AnChony expecCs uranium offer 25.10:7 Total uranium plan for WA 26.7:3 UK pleads for uranium supply 28.10:1 TW against uraniura mining 27.7:3 Bricon under fire frora Hawke 1.11:3 Nuclear world seen as inevitable 28.7:3 PanconC confidenc of uranium market Victorian ALP raps Hawke over uranium (Pan-continental Mining LCd.) 1.11:10 29.7:1 UK uraniura deal by ChrisCraas: Peacock 2.11:1 Cabinet to resume uranium talks 30.7:8 November is deadline on uranium 2.11:8 Understanding the uranium issue 30.7:30 Fox paper queries uranium policy 3.11:1 Uranium decision soon 9.8:3 N-fuel SCance "suppoiCed" 4.11:3 Labor's policy on uranium 10.8:16 Teachers accused of ALP propaganda 5.11:3 Anti-uranium lobby accused of fear tactics Schools geC "biased view of uranium" 11.8:3 7.11:3 Investigation on uraniura adverts 12.8:8 Fiery uranium clash 8.11:6 Uranium shares soar 16.8:1 Uranium supporC falling: Labor survey Beautiful uranium counCry 17.8:2 9.11:13 Uranium go-ahead "wichin week" 18.8:3 Withers evades "kit" answer 9.11:15 RadioacCive dump "near Cown" (WA) 19.8:3 Radioactive grazing 11,11:3 ScienCisCs urge delay on uranium move Uranium search in park "soon" 11.11:3 22.8:3 No uranium search yet: MinisCer 12.11:32 Uraniura decision chis week 23.8:3 Whiclam: no UK uraniura conCracCs 14.11:9 Three in courC afCer anti-uranium scuffle Uranium courC challenge plan in SA 15.11:1 23.8:6 ACTU backs down on ulcimaCum 15.11:16 Finishing touches to uranium policy 24.8:3 Filipinos want uranium deal: Anthony Uraniura policy imminent 25.8:3 19.11:3 Uranium gets green light 26.8:1 73% of Drs "against N-fuel" 21.11:3 Uraniura (Leader) 26.8:2 U-protest doctors criticised (Sir Philip Pressure on school principals denied 26.8:3 Baxter) 23.11:13 PM gives details of GovernmenC policy 26.8:6 Uranium report "was too shallow" 24.11:3 Labor denounces raining go-ahead 25.8:6 Company uranium row 3.12:3 Company "hid uraniura illness" 26.8:6 Doctor seeks order IJ stop uranium filra 5.12:3 Nuclear wasce solucion wichin grasp: PM Uraniura granade advert cleared for television 29.8:1 6.12:9 Uranium obligacion (Leader) 29.8:2 Teachers back uraniura ban 7.12:11 Right and left exploit uranium debate Japan joins WA venCure 14.12:1 29.8:13 Ranger parCners gain uranium price lift Medical records 29.8:14 14.12:32 Uraniura inquiry member attacks Government ACTU splic over uranium 15.12:3 30.8:1 Uranium miners warned by Uren 15.12:24 Newcastle plans uranium protest rally Put ban on uraniura, ACTU tells unions 30.8:3 16.12:1 Canberra seeks wrap-up on uranium 31.8:1 Uranium important "like it or not" 20.12:17 Protest report ordered 31.8:3 Teachers sec aside day for uranium Calk US cool about yellow cake 1.9:2 22.12:3 Uranium proCesCers on police film 1.9:3 EEC wanes .uranium 28.12:16 Nuclear reaccors safe from explosion 1.9:15 ACTU policy on uranium due Coday 2.9:1 VALES POINT POWER STATION Police noC "culpable" in uraniura rioCs 2.9:3 Vales PoinC generaCor unloaded 22.3:6 ALP, union spliC on uranium poll 3.9:1 Uranium proCesCs (Leader) 3.9:2 VICTORIA Whitlam accuses PM of lie over nuclear waste 5.9:1 Beaches pass Cest 8.1:8 Seven more arrested at uranium wharf 5.9:3 Melbourne raode for raodel metering 14.1:5 Uranium voCe "sheer lunacy" 5.9:3 Electrical storra sweeps Vic. 15.1:3 Uranium discoveries Crigger policical sCorm Longer fire danger 24.1:3 5.9:12 Scientists search for meteor 4.2:1 Tough line on N-fuel proCesCers forecasc Storm lashes small VicCorian Cowns 7.2:9 6.9:1 Bushfires claim five lives in weekend Mr. Whielam's sCance (Leader) 6.9:2 14.2:1 Wharfies sCop loading of uranium 7.9:3 Holding geCs supporC 9.3:3 PM rejecCs referendum call on uranium 8.9:3 DevasCaCion blaraed on cigarecce 24,3:6 Unions upsee aC uranium poll plan 9.9:15 MP's declare inCeresCs 6,4:15 ACTU Congress will decide uranium policy FisCs fly in May Day march 2.5:1 12.9:3 Holding Co step down 1.6:1 Former PM says uranium should be mined Woman,88, fighCs Co keep home 25.6:9 14.9:3 VicCorian libs blasced over numbers drop Follow UK lead, PM urges unions. 14.9:6 1.8:7 ProfiCabilicy for uranium ensured 15.9:6 Judge will head land deal inquiry 10.8:12 Uranium poll Coo hard: AnChony 16.9:1 Memo causes Vic land row 15.8:8 Uranium price fall forecasc for 1980's Strike pay proposal wichdrawn 31.8:16 17.9:1 Young mayor lowers barriers (Cr. Irvin War on Cwo fronCs (Leader) 17.9:2 Rockman) 1.9:11 Ranger projecC gees ecology advice 19.9:3 Land deals probe a blow for VicCorian Liberals Uraniura fcrura ordered Co courC 19.9:10 7.9:2 Uraniura ban " a grave Chreac" 20.9:1 Vic adopCs "sCimulaCory" budgee 8.9:19 Uranium shifC denied 21.9:3 ResCoraCion for Emerald Hill 12.9:8 Nuclear guards possible: Fox 22.9:3 Land deal bogus, inquiry Cold 14.9:6 Money gifc denied 22.9:3 Commissions land deals sCudied 17.9:3 ACTU uranium policy endorsed 22.9:10 Expel move fading 20.9:3 ACTU rebuffed on uraniura 26.9:5 Rebel MP makes new charges on land deals Uranium buyers "hesiCanC" 27.9:3 24.9:3 Union uranium gap widens 28.9:14 MP wanes Co explain land deals evidence "FicCion" on radiaCion 28.9:15 26.9:8 Japan "expecCed Co assume dominanC uranium Vic housing chief suspended, charged role" 28.9:26 27.9:-; H.M.H. IKIiEr 103. 197 VICTORIA (C'cd) VIETNAMESE REFUGEES (C'td) Trams, bus^s, Crains scop in VicCoria 27.9:15 Viet generals "dig ditches" 29.6: 9 Land rejecced 28.9:3 Diseases found in refugees 30.6:3 Severe cues in Vic power supply 28.9:3 Refugees make pert after rebuffs 14.7:1 Melbourne hiCs high in leaded air 28.9:19 Oblig.-ition to refugees (Leader) 20.7:2 Power unions score 29.9:3 Vietnamese family in emotional reunion 15.9:1 Land papers "missing" 29.9:14 Refugees relax after sea ordeal 25.9:6 Power dispuCe concinues -"^.9:3 Refugees arrive 25.10:1 Inquiry Cold of land deal profic 30.9:3 More refugees near Darwin 23.11:1 VicCorian SEC accepCs deal on sCrike 3.10:1 Navy finds raore refugees 24.11:3 VicCoria gives sCrikers day deadline 4.10:1 Canberra acts on refugees 24.11:3 Land dealers "had luxury car pool" 4.10:16 Asian refugees' status under question 25.11:3 Powers Bill rushed in 5.10:1 PM warns against big refugee inflow 26.11:1 The war in VicCoria (Leader) 5.10:2 A raatter of conscience (Leader) 26.11:2 ScreeC Co enCer Vic crisis 5.10:1 Minister pleads: no panic over refugees Power sCop goes on, effecC widens 7.10:1 28.11:1 VicCoria emergency delays acCion 8.10:3 Refugee boat reported holding 7 guards More power cues as hopes rise 10.10:3 29.11:3 Upgraded land value "on orders" 11.10:1 Viet guards want to go horae: Anthony 30.11:1 Scrike puCs dole in doubc 11.10:1 Demand for return of refugees rejected 1.12:1 Hawke in viCal Calks 11.10:3 Refugee boat guards "drugged in hijack" Hawke sees lighC ahead in VicCoria 12.10:1 2.12:3 Dole change hies power men 12.10:3 Refugee boat will go back to Vietnara 3.12:3 End close for Vic power sCrike 13.10:1 Most refugees "paid passage" 5.12:8 Workers puC off Co be paid dole 13.10:1 Refugee barge alert 7.12:3 PosCures and power cuts (Leader) 13.10:2 Turn back order on refugees denied 8.12:1 VicCorian Liberals crooked:MHR 13.10:3 Flights will bring in 340 Viets. 9.12:3 Power sCrikers call Cruce for arbitration Darwin unionists strike over boat 10.12:36 14.10:3 Refugee boat ends bid for Darwin 15.12:3 Land firms "gave to campaign fund" 14.10:13 Australia to Cake raore refugees 17.12:3 Power strike truce "shaken" by delay in Refugee rescue begins Coday 24.12:3 pay decision 15.10:3 280 VieCnam refugees expecCed in PerCh 27.12:8 Victoria power men meec Coday 17.10:3 Refugee group on way Co Sydney 28.12:3 Lawyer alleges $100,000 gifc 18.10:3 Hijacked men waiC for repaCriaCion 28.12:10 Power men face sack 19.10:1 Refugees reuniced wich sCudenC son 29.12:1 Power goes off again (Leader) 19.10:2 Viet seamen "were cared for" 30.12:3 "No grounds for wage rise claims" 19.10:17 Power case re-run 20.10:1 WAGES Terrorise fear on mines 20.10:3 Developer Cells of low-cosC housing scheme The cabinet faces Cwo imporCanC issues involving 20.10:3 the unions 27.1:2 "Muzzle" on Vic lands debaCe 20.10:8 Metal unions seek richer award 27.1:3 One more chance for Chft sCrikers 21.10:2 Cabinet looks at wages 28.1:3 Vic truce averCs chreae of power shuCdown PM pushes for indexacion cue 3.2:1 21.10:3 Collapse of wage indexacion cipped 9.2:3 Power men Co consider reCurn 22.10:3 GovernraenC wanes indexacion pause 10.2:1 Power men put off sCrike voce. 24.10:1 Lynch rebuffs wage query 18.2:1 HunCer cash for Vic, sCrikers 25.10:1 Indexacion case gees quick hearing 23.2:1 HunC "bypassed parCy machine for fund" InflaCion raCe hangs on wage decision 24.2:13 25.10:7 Fraser calls for greaCer pay resCrainC. Back to the brink (Leader) 26.10:2 25.2:1 Vic expects early strike recovery 25.10:3 Accual income "up 4%" 25.2:11 Gift Co campaign denied 26.10:10 ACTU to seek 8% wage increase 28.2:1 Business man Cells of land proposal 27.10:3 PM warning on excessive wage demands 28,2:3 $30,000 pledged Co LaCrobe families 29.10:1 SA backs wage case 1.3:1 Fraser dangles tax carrot 1.3:1 Judge condemns deregisCraCion move 1.11:3 Independence (Leader) 2.3:2 Inquiry Cold of land order 1.11:13 6% wage rise "would aid country" 2.3:3 Lynch denies land inCeresC 3.11:10 Doubt case on CoCal wage fuCure 3.3:1 Mrs. Peacock to remarry 3.11:12 The wages sysCem (Leader) 4.3:2 Officer "paid from land money" 3.11:20 Canberra augues for $2.90 rise 4.3:3 Vic bribe inquiry "shortlived" 4.11:3 Index rise already in WA awards 5.3:1 Vic ministers "in row over land'8.11:10 A need for consensus (Leader) 8.3:2 ALP pips Liberal 9.11:3 Automatic wage rises cipped 10.3:3 Minister gives evidence today 9.11:3 Plea againsC auCoraaCic rises 12.3:5 Lynch denies Vic land link 9.11:3 Canberra backs indexacion review 17.3:3 Minister "soughc land bribe inquiry" 11.11:6 Average raale wage $195.80 17.3:15 Secrecy in CabineC " a duCy" 15.11:3 6% wage rise "or erouble"18.3:3 Lynch land deal:MLC. 16.11:1 ArbiCraCion wage decision soon 19.3:3 Papers desCroyed says rainiscer 16.11:14 2000 aCCend Qld wages rally 23.3:8 Land inquiry role resented 17.11:8 Wage decision 29.3:3 Land agenC "puC own inCeresCs firsC" 18.11:3 Indexing widely accepCed; Moore 30.3:1 Vic Premier's "assurance on land deal" Unions warn of wage fighC 1.4:1 23.11:3 Fixing Che sysCem (Leader) 1.4:2 Take a sailor aC ChrisCmas 23.11:17 "DifficulC posicion" for comraissioa, 1.4:11 Top job lose "over Melcon dispuee" 23.11:17 Fewer pay reviews urged 2.4:1 Former Hamer aide in land company 23.11:17 Oil unions seek new wage Calks 4.4:3 Firm sCood Co make 2000% "on land" 24.11:3 Wage case submission 5.4:3 No consulCaCion, inquiry Cold 25.11:9 Unions' wage case rejected 5.4:13 Hamer denies land aid 26.11:3 Industrial action threat lo banks 6.4:1 Land deal officer refuses Co answer 29.11:3 PM warns of wage chaos 7.4:1 Inquiry Cold of $30,000 paymenC 6.12:3 Real wages fall, says Whitlara 14.4:1 Dickie denies land bribery cover-up 13.12:3 Unions oppose freeze 14.4:1 Dickie "never Cook a penny frora anyone" 14.12:3 Premiers, PM agree Co pay-price freeze 14.4:1 Land deal decision reserved 16.12:8 Wage case may be puC off 15.4:1 How the freeze will affect you 15.4:1 VicCorian seaCs held by ALP 19.12:3 Union councils reject freeze 15.4:1 Officer denies land deals benefiCs 20.12:3 Not so deep freeze (Leader) 15.4:2 Hamer quesCioned on land 21.12:3 Cost freeze hits water board 16.4:1 Body "milch cow" Vic. housing 22.12:3 Fraser offers tough price conCrol laws 18.4:1 Labor parCy divided 18.4:3 VIETNAMESE REFUGEES Canberra scraps wage delay plan 19.4:1 RealiCy and rheCoric (Leader) 19.4:2 Vietnamese refugees found off coasC 14.5:3 ACTU will back wage freeze if Cax cue 20.4:1 Refugees will fly co PerCh 17.5:7 Canberra Co press ahead on freeze 21.4:1 Refugees Crickling inCo AusCralia 11.6:3 Pressure rises for economic summit 22.4:1 50 refugees welcome 16.6:3 The freeze chaws (Leader) 22.4:2 Refugees waic on ship for new home 20.6:10 GovernmenC delay likely on w^ge-freeze 23.4:1 Nightmare voyage ends for 74 refugees Hopes weaken for freeze success 23-4:1 27.6:1 States freeze backing urged 26.4:1 Refugees oi D.ir-win flights 28.6:3 2 states ri^jtct new fr'.-eze ple.i 27 4:3 iMfwr/Juu HUBS _977 WAGES (C'td) WATER SITPLY AND SEWEFJ\GE (Ctd) ACTU expected to seek wage rise 2.5:3 $300 rate ceiling proCesC 23.3:13 Drop in wages "Fraser's aim" 2.5:3 WaCer races limiC plan 24.3:1 ACTU will press for full pay flow-on 3.5:1 $322,000 concract let for pipes (Gosford Employer wage bid rejected 4.5:1 Wyong) 30.3:6 Prices up after pay, price freeze 5.5:3 Inland sewer plan to be discussed Teachers oppose freeze 5.5:LH2 (Cencral CoasC) 30.3:7 Full Bench has doubCs on freeze 6.5:1 Sewer link for 1373 houses 30.3:13 3 sCaCes seek no wage rise 7.5:3 $350,000 sewerage granC soughc (Floraville) Employers warn of "Cwin evils" 12.5:3 31,3:8 InsCiCuCe warns of wage erosion 13.5:13 Grant share sought for Barnsley 31,3:LH1 Hayden warns on wages 16.5:3 Inland sew^r will cost $80M more 2,4:31 Unionise urges end Co indexacion 17.5:7 Inland sewerage scheme favoured 4,4:11 ACTU asks for full CPI flow-on 18.5:3 Grant ends vermin war 8.4:5 AusCralian wage policy cricicised as folly Floraville refused sewerage funds 18.5:20 28,4:LH2 Real wages rise, inflaCion drops 18.5:31 HDWB approves $1M works program for Canberra deplores SA decision on freeze 20.5:1 5 areas 30.4:8 SA freeze decision "pressures wage case" 21.5:3 Replacement of Branxton water mains Decision day on freeze 24.5:3 2,5:7 Wage rise pushes freeze ouC in cold 25.5:1 Maitland drain work to begin next year 9,5:7 Exploding Che pie (Leader) 25.5:2 Builders told of needs 13,5:13 Wage decision disappoinCs unions 25.5:3 HDWB spends millions tackling Lake pollution Indexacion raeChods inviCaCion 26.5:20 25,5:7 Girls "caken ouC for gangies" (Melb) 25.5:20 Aid, defends HDWB 28.5:5 $800,000 for Cop "wharfie" 28.5:1 Clothes, hose clog sewers 28,5:30 Male weekly earnings up 31.5:14 Sewerage service (Berkeley Vale) 2,6:LH2 Average wage rise $5.36. 2.6:20 Finance delays Paterson water supply "New look ac $40 bonus 3.6:9 16,6:20 Viner aCCacks pay growch Crend 9.6:3 PWD lets 2 conCracCs 17,6:9 Colleccive bargaining advocaCed 16.6:10 Reservoir ready by nexC nonCh (Kanangra) Claira refused (Shell refinery) 21.6:3 23,6:LH2 Weekly wage average $183. 22.6:24 Sewerage work proceeding (Charmhaven) Excessive wages "mosC severe in AusCralia 3o.6:LH4 25.6:1 No funds for waCer scheme (Aberdeen) Wage rise refused for miliCanC union 29.6:1 7,7:7 Wage rise meeCing 25.7:3 Weir plan Co begin soon (Wyong) 7,7:16 ACTU goes for full CPI wage increase 27.7:6 Sewerage scheme expands (Wyong) 12,7:7 Canberra hardens line on wage indexacion 1.8:1 $4.7M allocaCed Co Lake sewerage 14,7:7 Strikes will count in wages decision 11.8:3 HDWB's Shire land role defended 14,7:7 Male wages $198.70 in June quarter 12.8:6 MinisCer Co swicch on pump sCacion Sweetheart pay rises annoy Canberra 17.8:6 (Berkeley Vale) 14.7:LH1 CPI - wage hearing ends 17. 8:7 Wyong Shire Co conCrol caCchment Retailers oppose wage rise 20.8:3 developraenC 14.7:LH3 Wage case verdict 22.8:1 Saving creaces HDW3 jobs 22.7:3 2% rise and a rap for GovernmenC 23.8:1 Sullage coraplainC aC MorisseC 28,7:LH3 The nacional wage (Leader) 23.8:2 HDWB sewer plan finished (Tingira HeighCs) Minimum wage sCeady in June 24.8:8 16,8:11 Sinclair back on aCCack 13.9:3 Tingira Heighcs properties Co be sewered New junior wage demands 15.9:3 18,8:LHI Lowest paid "fare well" under indexation Sewerage lag concern 30,8:9 15.10:9 Funds Co finish waCer plane needed 6.9:10 National wage case Co open 15.11:3 Ferguson will visic dara (ChichesCer Dam) Economy trouble seen in national wage rise 16,9:5 17.11:13 Diviners sCrike it wet 1,10:1 ACTU alleges wage case contradictions $6,5M for joint water plan (Gosford-Wyong) 30.11:3 4,10:17 Commission defers wage decisions 1.12:3 Sewerage plane hale feared 5,10:10 Wage ruling on Monday 10.12:3 Lake sewer sysCem cricicised in reporC Hawke says unions must accepc pay ruling 11,10:1 13.12:1 WaCer Board spenC SIOM on pollucion conCrol Wise decision (Leader) 13.12:2 12.10:19 Unions critical of wage rise 14.12:14 Gosford pipeline conCrace leC 12,10:27 State workers get wage flow-on 15.12:3 Food, WaCer samples collecCed 27,10:LH1 HunCer WaCer Supply boosCed (Medowie, WANGI POWER STATION Lochinvar and Tarro) 29,10:5 Fishowners warned 5.11:5 Wangi fire causes $1 million damage to station Wyong Curns off Cap 7.11:9 26.3:1 Sewerage scherae planned 10.11:12 Month to fix Wangi unit 2.4:5 Sewerage fee plan irks residenCs 10.I1:LH1 Giant spanner given to retiring worker Swansea wacerpipe work approved 12.11:5 (Ray Lloyd) 20.10:LH3 Water pump approval sought (Denraan) 12,11:32 WATER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE Water service upgrading planned 17,11:13 HDWB to lay booster pipe over channel District water use high (Muswellbrook) (Swansea) 17.11:LH1 7.1:11 $285,000 sewerage contract let 23,11:13 $59,000 drains concract let (Muswellbrook) Sewerage fee meeting 24,11:LHI 7.1:11 Sewer growCh soughc 30.11:18 Sewerage plan subsidy move 8.1:8 Sewerage pollucion closes Lake beach Floraville asks about sewerage 13.1:LH1 1,12:1 Grant sought to help start scheme (Floraville) Drain Co ease creek danger 1,12:7 27.1:LH4 BlacksmiChs beach re-opens 2,12:5 New severage services for Wyong 27.1:LH3 Beach sewerage " a nacional disgrace" Fingal Bay sewerage connected 7.2:8 3,12:3 Big gap in sewerage tenders 8.2:5 Sewerage plane sCarC nexC year (BelmonC Gosford sewerage "to cuC pollucion" 9.2:9 SouCh) 10.12:5 $245,000 for Coalfields waCer mains work Save wacer plea as heaC lingers 15.12:3 19.2:8 $4.5M waCer works Co open (GraharasCown) WEATHER 22.2:9 WaCer works ceremony (GrahamsCown) 24,2:11 Sydney's soggiest since '63 1.1:4 Sewerage scheme Cender leC (Muswellbrook) 24.2:12 MinisCer praises cyclone Cracking 8.1:3 SIOOM HDWB plans praised 26.2:3 Sydney storm kills woraan, hies homes 22.1:1 HD'.JB spends ?17M on works 2.3:13 Flash flood Craps many inside shops Water Board gives dockyard contract 5.3:5 (Sydney) 2.3:14 Sewer lack "may hinder Coast" 9.3:7 Melbourne cleans up afCer sCorm 9,4:3 Council loan approvi.'d (Tea Gardens - Hawks ScienCisCs as cyclone Car.iers 16,4:3 Nest sc-.-crc--. schne) 13.3:7 BoaCs beached as winds lash coasC 30.5:7 Flood dar.agc: Co dzjiis not serious 19,3:5 Snc-.' 'alls on Cops as icy westerly hits "al!-_v. l.-j;] .M.H, INDEX 105, 1977 WEATHER (C'td) WHALES AND WHALING (C'td) Big freeze, snow in Hunter, cold Co concinue Scientist plans whale show 5.11:12 2,6:1 Australia "barbaric" (Dr. Spong) 9.11:3 Soggy, windy sCarC Co holiday 11.5:1 Dr. Cairns pleads for whale proCecCion 9.11:15 Rear wall propped afcer gale damage 15.5:7 Whale company denies ruin 9.11:34 Big sea, wind hamper yachc rescue 20.6:3 Whaling licence given 10.11:1 Gale cuCs power, closes harbour 27.7:3 AcCion over whale oil 11.11:3 Valley farmers wane more rain 5.9:3 Whale kill quoCas may change 28.11:3 Licele damage in fierce storm 28.9:3 "Huge rise" in whale deaChs 29.11:3 Gale havoc widespread 11.11:3 66% wane whaling scopped: poll 7.12:11 Valley faces drought 3.12:1 MaiCland droughe declaracion urged 28.12:3 WHARVES AiND WHARF LABOUR Improved weaCher forecasCs planned 28.12:22 Droughe declared in 5 NorChern areas 30.12:3 Man-hour wharf losses down slighcly 3.1:1 Farmers face Che high cosC of survival WWF ban on Sch.African shipping 13.1:3 30.12:3 NewcasCle porC men cricicised 15.1:3 Relief funds review 30.12:3 WaCerside labour below quoCa 15.1:5 NewcasCle wharves cricicised 19.1:3 WESTERN AUSTRALIA Ship bans issue sCill undecided 28.1:3 Record wharf payments 16.2:11 Cyclone close Co remoCe mission 10.1:3 Wharfies on $219. a 20-hour week 18.2:3 Race Craces hisCoric paCh (InCernaCional New pore scevedoring firm (AusCral porC yachc race recreacing Che voyage of Che Services PCy Led.) 22.2:12 firsC Swan River Colony seCClers) 2.2:12 scevedoring firm cold prices Coo high 1.3:12 NCP - ALP deal for WA poll. 2.2:20 A need for scruciny (Leader) 2.3:2 WA wanes sCaces Co raeeC over righCs 9.2:1 GovernmenC "caCalysC for scevedoring indusCry" A luck-lusCre elecCion 14.2:2 12.3:12 "Prince" loses Cax bactle 16.2:3 $20M cargo saving 14.3:3 CourC favoured 19.2:1 Wanted: a taker for a big debt 19.4:1 Drowning and injuries in sCorm 21.2:1 Waterfront change report soon 20.4:9 Clear vicCory for WA Liberals 21.2:1 InvesCigaCion of porC merger under way 21.4:18 CourC gains an 11-seaC aajoriCy 2.3:7 WaCerfronC changes proposed by NSIC. 23.4:3 Woman in new WA cabinec 7.3:3 $108 WaCerfronC dispuCe cosCs $30,000. Bomber hiCs Norseman again 24.3:3 29.4:3 Cyclone fading 28.3:1 No unauChorised porC sCops 20.5:9 IndusCrial sCrife grips WA capiCal 5.4:18 Wharf users Co pay $27M ASIA deficic 2.6:3 Legal fighc looms in Kununurra 29.5:8 Wharf reform noC for NewcasCle 3.6:9 IndusCrial unresC disrupCs WA 12.7:3 WaCchmen limic porC work 7.6:6 WA Co gee expulsion power 13.7:3 Ship waCchmen end 3-day sCrike 10.6:5 "WorChless" WA land: US firms charged Wharf Co be pulled down - Sulphide wharf 29.7:7 10.6:7 MLA sacks secreCary over Ms, 10.8:3 MSB rejects wharf lavatory requesC 15.6:11 CandidaCe will noC give evidence 8.9:22 Stoppage cuts waCerside overcirae 18.6:11 Poll row: papers soughc ".9:15 Shiploader work near complecion 21.6:7 Jobs Cop WA Budgec lisC 22.9:11 849 raan-hours lose on porC wharves Berinson loses selecCion race 28.9:17 21.7:10 Berinson misses seat chance 22,10:5 40% wharf cue for BHP 10.8:10 ElecCoral changes challenged in WA 25,10:7 WaCchmen in waCerfronC row 29.9:3 Judge orders new WA seaC poll 8.11:1 Correccion Co arcicle on 29/9. 30.9:3 BiCCer clash precedes WA by-eleccion 9.11:34 WWT ChreaCens reCail bans 30.9:7 WA voCe law "hiCs aC raigranCs" 10.11:3 WaCchmen dispuCe will conCinue 1.10:8 Record WA conCracC 12.11:10 Wharf milicancy prompCs re-Chink 6.10:9 Federal, SCaCe review for Ord River scheme Severence pay of $14M. 10.10:9 14,11:9 Port loader workers on strike 12.10:10 WA voCing move lose 16.11:1 Crane men due back 13.10:5 VicCory for principle (Leader) 17.11:2 Stevedoring changes 21.10:3 Poll Cuicion for Aborigines in WA 17.11:11 Stevedore laws set ground work for co-operation a clean re-run (Leader) 19.12:2 24.10:9 Liberal wins by-eleccion in WA 19.12:3 Wharfies stop raore 1.11:7 WaCerfronC hours 2.11:8 WHALES AND WHALING Union ban on Asians alleged 3.11:10 AsiaCic rule mix-up alleged 4.11:4 Whales fill sea (NewcasCle) 4.4:3 Fewer workers on wharves 7.11:10 PlasCic whale proCesC againsC hunCing, New pore procedure begins 3.12:5 30.5:6 New ferry wharf by nexC June 21.12:7 Whaling kill quoCa Co be seC 31.5:3 WWF wanes cirae ouC for polls 21.12:9 Whaling proponenc braves cricicisra 6.6:3 Wharf unions fighc over 20 merabers 22.12:8 UN challenges whale-killing sysCera 8.6:6 Big roll-up of whalers soughc 9.5:5 WHEAT INDUSTRY AND TRADE US whaling inCervenCion soughc 10.5:3 Survival of Che largesc (Leader) 11.5:2 Lumpers stop wheat flow 6.1:7 Friends of whales Cake Co boaCs 14.6:10 Drought hits wheat crop 7.1:6 Greenpeace men for whale Calks 16.6:3 Big wheat ship for Newcastle 8.1:8 Mr. Sinclair supporCs IWC whale study Huge wheat harvest waiting for shipment 17,6:13 3.2:3 Whale meecing Co face protests 18.6:3 lAC examines wheat scheme 15.2:12 New pressure for whaling moratorium Grain re-routed from Newcastle 22.2:10 20.6:3 Weather, stoppage delay grain loading 1.3:10 Opponents of whaling dominate IWC talks Tenders decision "in 2 weeks" 11.3:3 21.6:7 Grain shipment sets monchly record 2.4:8 Premier backs pro-whale carapaign WheaC silo builders resume work today 6.4:5 22,6:3 Farmers to prccesC aC board move 3.5:9 Russians move to beat whale cuts WheaC Board head Co retire 11.5:7 23.6:1 Grain Cerminal's capacicy boosCed 25.5:18 Japanese oppose whaling cut 24.6:7 Record grain cargoes 3.6:8 Ac sea wich che whale hunCers 25.6:7 WheaC trade with PNG likely 1.7:5 Whaling seen as farming operacion Wheat Board in $280M sale Co China 5.7:10 25.6:7 $1.7M grancs for wheaC research 7.7:12 Whale quoCas slashed in NorCh Pacific Lynch scraps long Cerm VDR policy 7.7:12 25,6:11 AusCralian -vheaC shipmenCs rise 13.7:25 Jonah will Cry Co ban Wiale goods Pore record sec for grain 10.8:28 14,7:18 Wheat proCecCion record likely 14.9:7 Woman sCops eacing for whales 30.8:3 Unions "hurC" wheaC crop 4.10:15 Inquiry into whaling incident 14.9:6 Droughe SCrikes wheaC crop 4.10:15 Whaling quoCa raised 7,10:1 WheaC cxporC markeC fails 11.10:9 Campaign on whaling 31.10:3 WheaC harvesC falls, world sCocks worry Whale .?il shipmenc refused 1,11:3 15 .10 :10 "hslin^ trade brings boycoCC threat 2.11:3 WlieaC firms challenge board .9.10:3 Covernmenc "folly" over whale slaugheer VTlieaC Board "sCopped incerscaCe tr;>de" 7.11:2 1.11:6 tecision held on -wheaC jct. 2.11:8 N.M.H. IICDLX WHEAT INDUSTRY AND TRADE (C'td) WOMEN'S STATUS (C'cd) $1M facelift for wheat carrier 7.11:10 Work sick inviCed Co Cell of problem 22.8:9 Wheat rise Co life food prices 30.11:3 Conference on women, law. 15.9:16 Overseas wheaC sales record 6.12:12 Crisis cencre helps 115 women (General $60M of wheal exporCed 12.12:12 Coasc) 17.9:8 AusCralian silos "safe" 27.12:3 Women's refuge opens doors 19.9:14 Union wanes invesCigaCion inCo silo safety Ahem! noC in Chis age 20.9:1 28.12:6 Mrs. Mackay Cop moCher 20.9:1 Silo safety concern 30.12:3 Terrigal venue for BPW raeecing 5.10:11 DiscrirainaCion seen in law 10.10:5 WINE INDUSTRY GovernraenC seeking woraen's commencs 1.11:9 Woraen's conference for NewcasCle 2.11:11 Rain pleases winegrowers 4.2:5 A model's life is noC all glamour (Elizabech Casks given back to winery (Wyndham Estate) Driffield) 19.11:7 7.2:8 Leader araong women (Mrs. Raigh Roe) U. Hunter vineyard will expand (Richmond 24.11:19 Grove) 7.2:10 GranC Co women's refuges 14.12:3 Hunter vintage Festival nears 12.2:5 Women's refuge geCs $40,000 granC 15.12:LH1 New wine range released 16.2:8 Crisis cenCre geCs granC (V/yong) 19.12:5 High yields mark 1977 vintage 21.2:8 PM's woman adviser quiCs 21.12:3 Rain threat Co HunCer -/ineyards 23.2:12 Refuge grane (Woy Woy) 22.12:LH4 Rain hinders harvesC 3.3:3 Vineyards call for pickers 9.3:15 WOOL Cessnock see for big week 10.3:7 Fescival ciming aCtacked 14.3:1 Reforms urged for wool Crade 4.2:4 50,000 aCCend vinCage wine fescival 14.3:9 Japan, Russia buy mosC wool frora AusCralia Wine fescival carnival 17.3:7 13.4:24 VinCage queen crowned 21.3:3 Wool again besC exporC earner 20.5:8 Warning on wine imporCs 25. 3;:8 Wool group ouC of final auccions 21.5:10 VinCage resulCs saCisfies many 16.4:31 Machine Co shear wool cosCs 8.6:17 TourisC Crain will go Co vineyards 18.4:12 Inferior packs ruin wool 16.6:16 Winery Co establish museum 2.5:8 Wood Corp CesCs jumbo wool bales 12.7:12 Vineyard CourisC Crain 5.5:7 UnresC in Europe affecCs wool: AWC official Wine mark-ups jusCified: resCauraCeurs. 7.5:1 15.7:8 "WineCasCer" Crains prove popular 10 .5:8 New season wool selling opens 26.8:9 HermiCage in receivership 21.5:10 UncerCain end Co wool sale season 22.9:14 200 on Valley wine Cour 23.5:1 New meChod of wool baling 5.10:16 MeCford man may win France Crip 3.6:5 Good compecicion aC wool sales 7.10:6 Sparkle goes ouC of wine (C. WaCson) 9.6:2 Wool plan for exporC of fashions 10.10:10 HermiCage chief asks for confidence 1.7:6 Call for new approach Co indusCry protection Rothbury wine enters fresh era 8.7:6 15.10:10 Winery gambles on raachine (Arrowfield) 28.7:1 Wool growers await consumer revival Top sum for red. (Rothbury) 1.8:3 17.10:13 U. Hunter gets behind wine fescival 1.8:9 Prices steady at wool sales 2.11:26 $2M exCension Co Arrowfield Winery 10.8:17 Buyers market aC wool sales 3.11:16 Vigneron cricicises SenaCe findings 19.8:6 MarkeC again favours buyer aC wool sales U. HunCer wine for UK 25.8:14 4.11:6 Wyndham EsCaCe in expansion 10.9:8 SeppelCs facing raid 12.9:11 ExporC prospecCs warm up for wool producers 28.11:11 Wine fescival Coams wich jazz, sporC. 13.9:7 MarkeC unchanged aC wool sales 30.11:29 Wine maker celebrates cenCenary (McWilliams) Wool brokers gloomy on markeC prospects 26.9:6 29.12:10 New HV wines ready l.tO:9 Thousands aCCend wine fescival 3.10:4 WYONG Wybong Park boughC by RosemounC 7.10:6 Post bans slow wine sales 12.10:3 Wyong beaten by highway 1.1:7 Hunter vineyards face union ban 10.11:12 Long JeCCy base for seaplane 6.1:LH1 Less wine drunk 14.11:13 Tuggerah design work Co cosC $120,000. Wine workers pressing for wage rise 18.11:8 6.1:LH2 Rothbury seeks $750,000 to sCabilise 13.11:12 CommuniCy use for school grounds 6.1:LH3 Early sCarC likely Co grape harvesC 28.12:6 EnCrance channel enlargemenC proposed 6.1:LH4 WOMEN'S STATUS AsseCs are liabilicies 7.1:2 Wyong waCer proCesC 20.1:LH1 Diaraond jubilee of women's service 12.1:16 Council SCaff plan changes 20.1:LHI EdiCor plans appeal or. sacking 13.1:7 Shoppers in Wyong survey 20.1:LH2 Women's refuge discussion (Lake Macquarie) Wyong k and g delayed (kerbing and guCCering) 10.2:LH1 20.1:LH2 Woraen in educaCion seek help 12.2:5 Premier will visic Wyong 22.1:10 Women's group granC for child cenCre 14.2:7 Council reviews new cenCre (Baceau Bay Women's refuge survey for Lake 16.2:12 communiCy recreaCion cenCre) 27.1:LHI Feminists accused of degrading morals 9.3:3 $600,000 cencre planned (Toukley) 27.1:LH1 Varied courses at Women's CenCre 16-3:23 Council buys TrusC land 27.1:LH3 ReporC raps bosses for sex bias 17.3:11 "UnconCrolled access" affecting peninsula Woraen (Leader) 2 1. 3 ;2 (Tuggerah Lakes) 1.2:7 Working Women's CenCre has healchy fuCure Crisis phone service proves success 23.3:20 3.2:LH1 No working women's Cown 24.3:2 Naked truth for Wyong bathers 3.2:LH1 Woraen asked for submissions 24.3:12 Anti-algae chemical in Wyong water Women urged Co speak up 30.3:20 10.2:11 MinisCer praised woraen's group child conCre Gosford-Wyong scherae "soon" 17.2:LH1 5.4:3 Federal review of AAP urged 24.2:13 IslingCon refuge for women open soon (jenny's Minister explains zones 1.3:6 Place) 13.4:12 Pool safeCy posCer proposal 3.3:LH1 ActivisC women "radical voCers" 9.5:8 UnauChorised plumbing 3.3:LH4 MigranC woraen's healch problems 30.5:3 $5.2MwanCed in loan program 10.3:7 Male docCors' aCCiCudes slaCed 1.6:22 Mulci-lingual signs plan for Wyong 10.3:LH3 ProsciCuCes' union advocated 2.6:14 Self-help labour saves $40,000. 10.3:LH3 Woraen's advisorv Council to visic NewcasCle $2M building approvals for January 22.6:21 17.3:LH2 Women in policies 23.5:17 General CoasC rural plan on show 21.3:7 Woraen face policical bias 4.7:3 Big orange plan for Ourimbah 24.3:14 Isolacion biggesC problera for HunCer region Wyong interest "with HunCtr region" wonen 4.7:6 28.3:9 Help for women facing crises 7.7:11 Extra loans for Wyong 28.3:9 New moves for women's refuge 7.7:LH1 Council commends boys for work 6.4:LHl Working women establish indusCrial charcer "FanCasCic" Wyong in chamber's plan 12.8:6 6.4:LH3 Women discriminaCed against, say unions Wyong adopCs bottlebrush emblem 11.4 :10 16.8:3 President plans to insnect blow-hole. 14.4:6 Facelift for squaie (Paiiway Squai t) 14.4; LHl H.H. IV.'uU. 107, 1977 V,YONG (C'cd) YACHTING (C'cd) Council offers bounCy 14.4:LH2 AusCralia beaCen buC Bond will be back Tuggerah Lakes inspeccion seC 15.4:5 20.9:18 Wyong adopCs firsC consulCanC reporCs 15.4:6 Piccolo heads for World title 15.10:34 Bluett bid by council 21.4:LH3 New yacht promotion by porC 19.11:8 Ittraunisation clinics for Wyong Shire 21.4:LH4 Mark Foy V. nexC in line - faraous yacht had Gwandalan "in 20ch century" 21.4:LH5 famous owner 8.12:8 CounCy council amalgamation opposed 28.4:7 Record fleet in Hobart classic 24.12:20 Commission visiCs Lake area 28.4:LH1 Kialoa hits front in duel 27.12:22 Sea wall planned 5.5:LH3 Southerly gale forces 17 vachCs from race SpringCime festival 5.5:LH2 28.12:26 Early move for Cree-planCing 5.5:LH2 Battered yacht reaches port (Penando) $180,000 plan (Budgewoi and Toowoon Bay) 29.12:3 5.5:LH1 Sydney-Hobart yachC fleec cue by one Chird Beach access policy review (NorCh EnCrance and 29.12:18 Budgewoi) 12.5:12 Kialoa Cakes line honours 30.12:1 Building peak for Wyong 13.5:5 Jim Kilroy seCs US keCch for line honours SCudenCs spend year in planning 19.5:LH3 30.12:12 Flood granC soughc 19.5:LH3 Cordon Bleu believed safe 31.12:1 Engineer given lake flood powers 26.5:10 Lighc wind robs Ragamuffin of handicap Council concern over dogs 25.5:LH3 win. 31.12:20 Time may beaC council in using granC 2.5:LH1 Plea for crees 2.6:LH2 YOUTH YouCh worker proposal for Wyong 2.6:LH2 Sewerage prioriCy for Budgewoi confirmed 9.6:10 Yawarra boys' Crip "forerunner" 12.1:11 Emergency Celephone service 9,5:10 Yawarra macron reCires. (MaCron MargareC AmnesCy for dog owners soon 16.5:LH2 Davey) 24.3:12 Prioricy proraise for sewerage allocacion Teenage sex: a new insighc 5.4:25 16.6:LH4 Teenagers offered forum on doubcs 16.4:31 Wyong Shire posCers judged 22.5:7 Boy escapees capCured 21.4:10 Killarney Vale main road approved 23.6:13 Aid plan for youCh officer 26.4:9 Discoloured waCer "is harmless" 23.5:LH1 2 suburbs in holiday program 30.4:8 Wyong council creates post for treasurer 24.6:5 School vacaCion "saboCaged" 4.5:3 Noise complaints cause concern 30.6:LH2 NewcasCle given vacacicn granCs 6.5:5 ConsulCanC praises Wyong council 30.6:LH2 New job for youCh officer 6.5:6 Illegal building concerns council 30,6:LH4 Company gives $500 for youCh 9.5:9 Day cours supporCed 1.7:5 PM gives $2M for youCh 25.5:3 Wyong shops plan may be shelved 1.7:11 YouCh worker proposal for Wyong 2.6:LH2 Wyong council Co check noise 7.7;LH2 ParenCs Co hear Ceen problems 14.6:6 Shire building Co be exCended 7.7:LH2 $45,000 grane for cenCres 18.6:13 Wran Co visic General CoasC 9.7:3 Girl sCep nearer Cravel prize 20.6:15 LaCe shopping move divides Wyong 11.7:5 MiniBeer"agiCaCed" aC home refusal AcCion planned Co gee hospiCal 14.7:11 23.6:LH1 Council Co Cackle leCCer 21.7:LH2 Kurri youCh recapCured 30.6:3 Chamber presidenC calls for supporC 25.7:7 YouCh group geCs grane 4.7:7 Lakes floods "hard Co conCrol", 27.7:6 Boredom causing Cessnock crime: alderman Deputation sought on decaying bridges 29,7:9 21.7:1 Wyong council gets road aid 22.8:8 EnChusiasm for youCh council (Wyong) Shire plans mass asaulC on biCou bush 1,9:7 7.11:13 Toukley car park plan considered 1.9:LHl Gifc aids youCh service 15.11:7 Highland dances as fescival feaCure 12.9:9 Boys abscond from home 15.11:13 Wyong poll aCCracCs 20 candidaCes 15.9:5 Yawarra boys off on NZ hike 17.11:1 Slogans in merger battle 15.9:5 Youth camps for diabetics 10.12:15 ALP tops Hyong primary voCes 19.9:11 Kulnura has Cop garden 21,9:6 ZOOS Drop-in cenCre for Wyong youCh 21.9:6 $40,000 worCh of rare birds gassed 23.9:1 Memories of Newcastle's zoo (Carey Bay) Wyong land proposal causes concern 23.9:5 12.3:9 Wyong officer Co recire in OcCober 24,9:5 Zoo adopCions as scacus symbol 6.6:11 Wyong council meeCing 28.9:7 Taronga Zoo gains sponsors 15.6:16 Wyong Co geC cleaner roads 28.9:7 Overseas zoo visic 17.6:9 Wyong fescival draws crowd 3.10:4 NaCive zoo for GloucesCer 21.7:6 Cr. Farrell unopposed 10.10:11 NSW seeks Chinese pandas. 17.9:12 Fire fighcing gear "inadequaCe" for job 10,11:10 General CoasC Cownship planned 25,11:6 30 apply for shire job 30,11:3 Landscaping proCecCed by bond 30.11:19 PorC, Wyong Shires geC $240,300, 10,12:5 Unchanged racing in Wyong 12,12:14 Fireweed found in Wyong 13.12:10 Tighter water rules 15,12:21 Record budgec seC 15,12:21 HisCoric inn near Wyong to be demolished (Woodbury Inn) 16. 12:1 Wyong sees building recovery 31.12:5 Y.M.C.A. AND Y.W.C.A. Trade fair funds for Y. 2 9.9:LH3 YMCA Co sell Mayfield hoscel 28.10:5 No buyer for hoscel 2.12:5 YACHTING Piccolo crew efforC "magnificenC" 1.1:5 Uke Curns ic on for Piccolo 17.1:15 Crete) 11 wins refic race 17.2:7 Rough sailing for GreCel 11. 19.2:1 title in sight for Piccolo 22.2:18 Motor yacht club branch marks jubilee 8.5:12 Americas Cu|> preparations begin 10.5:16 Honours shared in cup yachting Criais 20.6:17 Skippers worried by trial results 23.6:26 CreCal seeks revenge 29.7:14 Cretel fighCs back o.8:24 A costly challenge 13.9:2 Sail error sinks Australia 15.9:26 Australia facing cup whitewa.sh 19.9:20