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Railways, roads & transport, 1976

86 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 5

Un Train Pour Roissy

Le Courrier Australien · Thursday 1 January 1976 · page 5

La nouvelle liaison ferroviaire gare Nord-aéroport entrera en service le dimanche 30 1976. Il y aura deux services…

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Bridge Begins

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 January 1976 · page 21

Maccabi Bridge Club’s 1976 activities will start on Tuesday, January 29, with the first of its regular…

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Dangerous Road

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 January 1976 · page 2

In the travesty of the Security Council debate on the Middle East there was only one sane voice: that of the US Ambassador, Mr Pat Moynihan…

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Tramrit wordt 1,10

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 30 January 1976 · page 2

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Bridge Teacher Sports briefs

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 February 1976 · page 24

Australia's outstanding bridge teacher, Ron Klinger, will attend the next session of Maccabi Bridge Club on February 12. He is a member of the…

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Bridge

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 February 1976 · page 24

S. Levinson, R. Richmond, Mr and Mrs A. Horowitz were the members of the winning team at…

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Wizo State Council of Nsw Beth Wizo 53 Edgecliff Road, Edgecliff. 387-3666

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 February 1976 · page 16

Thanks to all members and supporters for functions and meetings held for WIZO during past week. ‘SPONSOR-A-CHILD’ &…

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Motorrijder gedood

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 20 February 1976 · page 2

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Start on road work

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 2 March 1976 · page 3

Holroyd Council’s works program for the year will soon begin in earnest…

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Motoring the Car of the Future

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 March 1976 · page 20

What role will the car play in our lives in ten years’ time? What will the car took like? British motoring writer Ian Breach shakes our ideas Up. And some well-known car…

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MOTORING More room In luxury Jaguar

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 March 1976 · page 18

To cater for the luxury limousine market the wheelbase and overall length of the Series 2 Jagur XJ12L are 102 mm (four inches) greater than in the previous model. Leg room for rear…

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MOTORING Beware.... Israelis ahead! Alan Rosenthal is caught in a traffic jam

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 March 1976 · page 19

When my family learnt I keep a car in Israel this merely confirmed to them…

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Motoring Renault Set for More Success

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 March 1976 · page 17

The Renault 12 has been on the Australian market for six years, attracting a strong band of faithful adherents because of its European-style handling. A larger engine is the main feature of the new model…

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Motoring Insurance — Staking Your Claim

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 March 1976 · page 16

Motor insurance premiums have continued to escalate during the past year and further increases in the future appear to be a certainty. One of the reasons for the sharp rise in the cost of motor…

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Motoring. Gmh Gemini Answers Call for Small Car

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 March 1976 · page 14

The Gemini, a product of the relationship between General Motors and Japan's Isuzu, introduces little that is new to small Japanese cars. But it is important as evidence that the giant of the automotive world has at last recognised the years-old buyer demand for this type of car…

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MOTORING Volvo sets a new high

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 March 1976 · page 15

The price of Volvo’s 264 GL puts it into direct competition with many other British and Continental luxury cars. But the comparison is valid because the 264 has an advantage over some others due to its lavish equipment. It is available with…

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Motoring a Feature for the Large and Small Car Buyer a Jewish Times Supplement Speed: a cautionary tale

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 March 1976 · page 13

KILL A MAN with a gun and we call it murder. Kill a man with a two-ton vehicle…

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All-jewish Bridge Team

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 March 1976 · page 28

JOHANNESBURG: The South African team for the Bridge Olympiad to be held in Monte Carlo in May will…

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Wizo State Council of Nsw Beth Wizo 53 Edgecliff Road, Edgecliff. 387-3666

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 March 1976 · page 20

Thanks to all members and supporters for functions and meetings held for WIZO during past week. 'SPONSOR-A-CHILD' &…

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Stalemate Reached on Bridge Question

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 16 March 1976 · page 3

Parramatta and Holroyd Councils have reached a stalemate with the State Government over the Westmead overbridge…

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