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Sydney · Hotels & licensing

Hotels & licensing, 1978

16 stories in Sydney's papers

Aujs Seeks Permit As Licensing Agent

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 January 1978 · page 4

The Australasian Union of Jewish Students (AUJS) will seek permission to become a licensing agent for the International Student Identity Card…

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Hotelbus

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 13 January 1978 · page 3

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A Paris Et En Province L'hotel Claridge En Appartements

Le Courrier Australien · Wednesday 1 February 1978 · page 5

PARIS. — L'ancien hôtel Claridge, sur transformé en résidence-club. Une galerie marchande et un restaurant…

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Gastarbeiders door hotel goweigerd

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 17 February 1978 · page 4

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Arnhems hotel sluit

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 3 March 1978 · page 4

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Blacks banned from Tas hotel

Tribune · Wednesday 8 March 1978 · page 3

HOBART: A group of Aborigines has been refused service in a leading Hobart hotel, the Downtowner, for the second time in two months…

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Overval op hotel in vakantiedorp van prinselijk paar in Ierland

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 21 July 1978 · page 1

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King David hotel “out”

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 27 July 1978 · page 10

JERUSALEM: The days of the stately King David Hotel being used to accommodate official visitors…

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Rabbi to Morocco for kosher hotel

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 August 1978 · page 10

JERUSALEM: A Jerusalem rabbi is to go to Morocco shortly to advise that country’s government on setting up kosher hotels. Rabbi Binyamin Perry,…

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Le "France" En Hotels

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 1 September 1978 · page 15

Un porte-parole du groupe Tag que préside l'homme d'affaires saoudien, M. Akram Ojjeh, a confirmé vendredi 4 août que des travaux…

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Studenten betrekken hotelkamers in Noordwijk aan Zee

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 15 September 1978 · page 2

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Bardot Invests in Hotels

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 21 September 1978 · page 26

PARIS: The French actress, Brigitte Bardot (once married to Jewish actor Sarny Frey), has decided to…

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Furore over luxury hotel 'study tour'

Tribune · Wednesday 27 September 1978 · page 5

BRISBANE: Yet another furore has erupted over the proposed $100 million tourist resort at Yeppoon on the central Queensland coast. Japanese millionaire…

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Bacchus Goes Licensed

Tharunka · Monday 23 October 1978 · page 4

The Bacchus Committee has announced a major change to the 1978 “Bacchus Balls”. Due to public demand, Bacchus has been changed from a BYOG to a licensed…

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Hotel, convention centre for Haifa

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 November 1978 · page 22

HAIFA: A $35m. Hyatt Beach Hotel resort and recreation centre with 624 rooms will be built, starting next Spring, on the Carmel Beach here, the board chairman of Carmel Beach Ltd., Jarvis Freedman, has told the press…

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UK Chief Rabbi in Israel hotel Sabbath row

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 November 1978 · page 9

LONDON: The kashrut certificate row between Jerusalem hotels and Rabbi Bezaiel Zolti, the Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi of the city, has now involved the Joint Israel Appeal and…

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