AAP General News (Australia)
12-21-2000
ACT: Main Stories in today s Canberra newspapers
CANBERRA, Dec 21 AAP - The main stories in today's Canberra Times:
Page 1 - Tony Abbott comes out fighting, accusing the union movement of arrogance,
bullying and privilege; Alcohol was given to six underage youths by intoxicated Quamby
Youth Centre staff.
Page 2 - ALP indicates it might not run in Ryan by-election.
Page 3 - Taxi driver was punched, hit with an iron bar and robbed in second attack
on a Canberra cabbie in a week; ACT rangers warn residents to be on the lookout for venomous
snakes.
World - Bush plans to announce Cabinet choices today (Washington); American negotiators
reopen peace talks between Israel and Palestinians at air force base (Washington).
Finance - Sharp fall in Lend Lease shares help drive Aust sharemarket lower; A$ rallies
to near US55c after US Federal Reserve signals further slowing of economic growth.
Sport - AFL may have secured richest deal in Australian sporting history but plenty
have their hand out for a share; Steve Waugh confident of returning for Boxing Day Test,
meaning luckless Damien Martin set to step aside once again.
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KEYWORD: FRONTERS ACT
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