Forty five nominations for ANU students council seats
Forty five nominations were received for 15 positions on the Australian National University Fourth Students Representative Council. For the eight general representative posts there were 29 nominations. Nominations were renewed for the arts representative, with three for economics, law and science representatives. one for forestry and a wartime students representative, with one nomination received for the position of forestry representative.
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Australian National Uniersity
Richard Refshauge
Psi Art
Asittoms
Economics
Law
Fogore Panama
Waritime
Study of presence in Latin America survey meeting
A senior executive of the Australian News and Information Bureau, Mr Wal Brooks, will survey Australian information services in Latin America while accompanying the Minister for Trade and Industry. Mr Anthony tours the region, ahead of the United Nations Conference in Santiago. The party travels to Buenos Aires, Lima, Rio de Janeiro, Brasilia, and Mexico City, to examine trade representation and information dissemination.
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Australian News and Information Bureau
Wal Brooks
Latin America
Santiago
Chile
Apele
Me Anthans
Vina
Peru
Aivence Aire
Argentina
Rio de Hanes
Brasilia
Rap
Mexico City
Australia
Eno
Colunines
Braz
Department of Ite
Agsratrepes
Dougene
Sain
America
MeKas
Anthony
Brazil
Patton
Anyhomy
AMB
Trade and Industry
Brooks Hat
Austalian Information Services
Undefined fragment summary of a legal case note
Fragmentary OCR text shows English court context with police and jury mentions and a monetary figure. Names and specifics are unclear. a formal summary cannot be derived from readable content.
Two of three took drug survey in Australian town
A Sydney published study shows 66 percent of Traralgon Victoria residents used a medical drug in a two week period during 1970 71. Only 40 percent of drugs were prescribed. Most were to ward off headaches coughs and colds. The researcher warns against over reliance on drugs and calls for tighter advertising controls.
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Sydney
Traralgon
Victoria
Medical Journal of Australia
Idoctore
Rhodesia documents studied by officials in Sydney
Customs officers and Department of Foreign Affairs officials spent yesterday examining cartons of papers on the Rhodesian Information Centre in Sydney. The materials were handed over by the Alavian Broadcasting Commission. The inquiry could take about several days to process the documents. Alleged breaches of the trade embargo against Rhodesia were cited.
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Department of Foreign Affairs
Rhodesan Information Centre
Sydney
Avealian Broadcasting Commission Pte NoeiMbourme
Ave ‘Audios
Mir D Reid
Fir Assestant
Department of Curone
Fecive
Yond
Clistams Sefiiery
Rhoden
Liberal talks on Federal policy set two day Canberra meeting
The Liberal Party joint standing committee on Federal policy starts a two day meeting in Canberra. It aims to shape election policy on health welfare education and economic matters before later political decisions. The prime minister will emphasize defence and foreign affairs at the gathering.
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Liberal Party
Canberra
Derence
Sochal
Demity Liberal 1
MF Smedien
Canberra TV
Australia
CBC Savings Bank Ltd
Canberra Television Services Pty. Ltd
The
CAC Savings Bank Ltd
TV Commer 9 Company of Sydney Limited
Nutrition linked with learning in early life
A Canberra seminar by Dr Leslie Lazarus highlights that nutrition during late gestation and the first year after birth largely determines a child's learning ability. He notes millions globally lack proper nourishment, with prenatal and early postnatal nutrition shaping intelligence and future neuron development.
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Leslie Lazarus
NSW planning chief outlines Sydney Aston project timeline
The NSW Planning chairman Anthony McNOAW outlined progress on a 20 million Mount Dallas satellite complex in central Sydney. He said the first stage was expected to be completed by September 1973, signaling a major development for the city’s future.
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Sydney
Wannessay
Nsw
Anthony McNoaw
Aston
Dessils
Soitheya
Aatellive
Esterday
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