NSW: The main stories in today's Sydney newspapers = 2

AAP General News (Australia)
12-24-2001
NSW: The main stories in today's Sydney newspapers = 2

SYDNEY MORNING HERALD:

P 1: Rail crime squads to target city hot spots after special teams cut offences on
Sydney trains by 53 per cent in the past three months; Airliners heroes save the day by
putting the boot into American Airlines shoe-bomber; Just 19 of the 75-boat Sydney -to-Hobart
fleet join yesterday's great Cockle Bay sail-by as the rest decide to give it a miss;
US Navy sonar and other forms of noise pollution have beached whales, report finds.

P 2: State welfare authorities will soon be able to push for the release of children
held in migrant detention centres.

P 3: Three couples plan to create `designer babies' to save their dying children; The
sale of the $3.5 million Day Club hotel in Chippendale to a leading figure of the Bandidos
outlaw motorcycle club in Sydney has been undone after police arrested him and charged
him with drug offences; Newsfeature on one of the first women ordained by the Anglican
Church of Australia leaving Sydney's St James Church to head her own congregation in the
diocese of Bathurst; Father of three girls killed in crash on Christmas trip; Almost two-thirds
of Sydney residents willing to pay $80 a year to bury the city's power cables.

World: Hopes high as Afghanistan installs interim leader; Security fears push US President
Bush to seek 43% budget rise; Arafat to defy ban and walk to Bethlehem.

Business: Analysts push for Brambles further asset sales to raise $850 million; Traveland
franchises to be sold today; Former Enron chief says collapse was not his fault.

Sport: Feature on the triumphs and tragedies on the year.

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