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Sydney · Floods & storms

Floods & storms, 1988

19 stories in Sydney's papers

Jerusalem Post Funds a flood of requests “Forsake Me Not”

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 15 January 1988 · page 22

THE TOY Fund is being inundated with requests for help in furnishing new centres for underprivileged children. They are in urgent need of…

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Le Cyclone Anne: Des Degats Importants

Le Courrier Australien · Wednesday 10 February 1988 · page 9

Plus que les vents, c'est la pluie qui a causé le plus de dégâts lors du passage de cyclone Anne sur la Nouvelle-Calédonie le mardi 12 janvier. L'ampleur…

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Belau -- in the eye of the nuclear storm

Tribune · Wednesday 23 March 1988 · page 6

After World War II, the US and its allies carved up the Pacific under the trusteeship system in the United Nations Charter. But…

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Farm town’s fields flooded by runoff from Kinneret

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 25 March 1988 · page 7

The orchards, vineyards and other fields of the rural community of Menahemiya in the Jordan Valley have been flooded by up to two…

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In he eye of the storm

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 1 April 1988 · page 13

Bernard Josephs talks to residents of the Old City’s Jewish Quarter IT IS people living outside the Jewish Quarter in Jerusalem’s Old City…

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OVERSEAS Panamanian Jews in the eye of the storm

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 22 April 1988 · page 17

TELEVISION reporters on the evening news often focus their cameras on Panama City’s Central Avenue shopping district where…

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The Storm From the South

Tharunka · Monday 25 April 1988 · page 35

Last, Sunday night a very special musical event was experienced at Abercrombie caves south of Bathurst. Inside the worlds'…

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Cooking up a storm

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 27 May 1988 · page 28

A SYDNEY based catering company has adapted a Toyota Dyna 100 as a mobile kitchen to improve efficiency and quality of product…

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Storm brews over politics in religious schools

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 27 May 1988 · page 7

A major row over political indoctrination in [?]e classroom was brewing last week after [?]ligious teachers were told in a written in[?]ruction from Orthodox Education Ministry…

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Cyclone: A Full Range of Aviation Components to Meet Exacting Aerospace Standards

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 30 June 1988 · page 4

Until 1980, Cyclone worked exclusively with the Israel Defence Ministry, army and air force. Exports began gradually in 1980; now Cyclone supplies aviation components worth millions of dollars…

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Media Watch Media bias floods Redfern

Tribune · Wednesday 3 August 1988 · page 4

"Irresponsible unionism" was the predominant media opinion following last week's burst water main which flooded parts of Sydney's…

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Beyond Hussein’s desert storm

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 12 August 1988 · page 3

Following is the editorial of The Jerusalem Post of Friday, August 5, 1988 ARIEL SHARON is advising the country’s leadership to stop interpreting King Hussein and start acting. His point is that what matters…

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Wednesday, August 10, 1988 A storm in a teacup

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 19 August 1988 · page 24

JESSE JACKSON is, for now, out of the running for the U.S. presidency. But he is most certainly not out of national politics. Having placed second in the contest for the…

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Australian Jewish history: the flood tide of writings

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 14 October 1988 · page 11

DURING THE past decade there has been a remarkable renaissance of interest in and publications on the subject of Australian…

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A shelter from the storm

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 28 October 1988 · page 15

EVERY DIRECTOR hopes his work receives some attention, but Palestinian filmmaker Rashid Mashrawi could probably do with less of a certain kind. When his short film Crossing Document…

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Storms gathering for women's services in NSW

Tribune · Wednesday 23 November 1988 · page 3

With nine months of the Greiner government under the belt in NSW, the impact of funding cuts on women's services is beginning to be…

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Vietnam teachers face flood & famine

Tribune · Wednesday 30 November 1988 · page 5

A two man delegation from the Vietnamese National Union of Educational Workers (VNUEW) visited Australia last week. Vice…

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Tuesday, November 29, 1988 A brewing storm

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 9 December 1988 · page 24

OF ALL, THE absurdities which this country has come to accept as almost second nature, none is more absurd than the automatic exemption of yeshiva students from the draft. The rally sponsored by 66 senior reserve officers…

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Storm over call to ‘transfer’ Acre Arabs

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 16 December 1988 · page 5

ACRE - Jewish and Arab leaders in this mixed town - renowned for the amicable relations between its Jewish and Arab citizens - have…

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