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AAP General News (Australia)
12-14-2007
NSW: Main stories in today's Sydney newspapers=2

THE SYDNEY MORNING HERALD:

Page 1: With less than 24 hours to deadline, the crucial UN climate talks in Bali are
deadlocked; Sydney will be facing a security guard shortage within days, after a quarter
of the state's 44,000 private guards failed to submit necessary paperwork before a vital
deadline.

Page 2: Global warming is blamed for a record number of disasters across the world
this year, up nearly 20 per cent from 2006.

Page 3: Former federal court judge Marcus Einfeld is committed to stand trial for perjury
and perverting the course of justice.

World: (DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO) A serious clash between the army of the Democratic
Republic of Congo and a renegade general is plunging the country back towards war and
threatening to spark a new regional conflict.

Finance: Central banks throughout Europe and North America pledge to pump $100 billion
in liquidity into the financial system, with promises of more to come, to avert a credit
crunch-inspired recession.

Sport: Paramatta's Tim Smith is in grave danger of being sacked by his NRL club after
he was found alcohol-affected outside a Parramatta hotel.

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