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Railways, roads & transport, 1995

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Sport Youngster on road to chess fame

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 May 1995 · page 47

SIX YEARS ago, Eddy Tannenbaum came from Perth to spend a few weeks’ holiday with his daughter Elaine Lopis and her family in…

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MOTORING Mercedes gets serious about wagons

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 June 1995 · page 35

WHEN Mercedes-Benz launched its E-Class 18 months ago, it introduced a new range of cars that retained the classical Mercedes lines but…

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MOTORING Commodore is a winner

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 June 1995 · page 36

HOLDEN has been steadily improving since the first car rolled off the assembly line in 1948 and today competes with the rest of the world in quality and design…

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Safety on Roads

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 June 1995 · page 4

When we are on the road we must be very careful and watchful. If we are not watchful then a car might run us over…

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Road Safety

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 June 1995 · page 1

If you go for a walk in the street, you should cross at the lights. If you're crossing a side street, always look to…

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This Junior News Supplement is sponsored by:: Road Safety

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 June 1995 · page 1

Roads and Traffic Authority New South Wales As they say, "belt up or suffer the pain”, If you don't, you're quite insane…

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MOTORING Extra Falcon ute goes Outback

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 June 1995 · page 35

FORD’S quintessentially Aussie Falcon Longreach utility has acquired an even more dinkum stablemate — the Longreach Outback ute, a specially equipped 2WD…

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Holland in the 20Th Century by Andries Snoek Renewal Movement on a 'No Through' Road

Dutch Weekly · Friday 7 July 1995 · page 20

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Ergernis in files voor motorrijders

Dutch Weekly · Friday 7 July 1995 · page 7

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Een wagen met een motor erin

Dutch Weekly · Friday 7 July 1995 · page 22

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MOTORING New Proton range set for success

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 July 1995 · page 33

PROTON'S range of sedans and aerobacks is set to become a serious contender in the small car class due to its aggressive combination of price, standard…

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Een wagen met een motor er in

Dutch Weekly · Friday 21 July 1995 · page 13

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Sanderson Motors Group

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 July 1995 · page 8

Sanderson Motors was established in 1975 by Mr Greg Sanderson when he took over the well-known Holmes Garage' in Edgecliff. After just one…

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Motoring Seat — the new name on the block

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 July 1995 · page 30

EARLIER this year the Spanish-built SEAT (pronounced Say-at) appeared on Australian roads. It is a Volkswagen, but having been built in Spain it differs from its…

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The Burma-Thailand Railway

Dutch Weekly · Friday 4 August 1995 · page 22

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Extra Sydney's party of the year Arts Business Motor Sport Dannielle Michaels talks to Danny Yezerski, the man behind the event all of Sydney is talking about—last weekend's opening night party for Miss Saigon

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 August 1995 · page 29

WHAT DO you get when you mix the Capitol Theatre, a street in China Town, a helicopter dangling from a crane and a…

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Call for prayer as road toll rockets

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 August 1995 · page 10

JERUSALEM: As Israeli traffic fatalities continue to rise at a shocking rate, one of Israel’s chief rabbis has called on the country to seek…

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Perfect Match On the road to leadership

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 August 1995 · page 18

The AJN takes no responsibility for the information contained in these letters. This is a free service to readers and due caution should be taken by respondents. Advertisers must collect…

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MOTORING The environmentally-friendly Friendee

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 August 1995 · page 29

IN RESPONSE to the demand from the Japanese for a car which better caters for their growing interest in outdoor leisure pursuits, Mazda recently released the Bongo…

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Our Town Not an ordinary life Publican, hostess and friend to the leading players in Australian politics, Susie Carleton has certainly travelled an interesting road. Shoshana Lenthen caught up with her at her latest bastion, the Bellevue Hotel

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 August 1995 · page 15

AT FIRST, nothing seems out of the ordinary about the Bellevue Hotel in Paddington. It is dark and moody, with pictures of a century…

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