Enderby to seek dispute talks
Canberra Attorney-General Mr Enderby prepared to approach all parties in a bus stop disruption dispute. A telegram urged bus drivers to return to work, while supervisors face rec iminations and possible arbitration. Public Service Arb Ed Taylor to hear TWU and supervisors on Monday in Melbourne. Carpenter cited scurrilous reporting and a ban on Canberra Times air freight.
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Melbourne
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Carpenter
Canberra Times
Dispute over exemptions and a towel shipment dispute
A local dispute centered on binding exemptions and a towel shipment. The discussion raised questions about processing and eligibility, with unclear terms and party positions. No final resolution was noted in the fragmented text.
Lon Nol leaves Bali for Hawaii for medical treatment
Cambodian President Lon Nol, resting ten days on Bali, departs for Hawaii for medical care before potential exile in the United States.
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Lon Nol
Bali
Hawaii
United States
Bus halt raises absenteeism at Belconnen high schools
Three Belconnen High Schools report a sharp rise in absences during the bus strike, from about 50 to 120 150. Students come from a wide area up to 9 kilometres away. Easter break and cold weather may contribute. One 14 year old pupil walks daily to Evatt to assist teachers.
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Belconnen
Siam
Canberra High School
Igh
Ralph Wilson
Cambodian diplomat seeks asylum in Australia
The charge d affaires of The Khmer Republic and his family were granted continuing temporary residence in Australia on humanitarian grounds after his resignation as charge d affaires. Canberra officials said the decision involved Foreign Affairs Minister Senator Willesee and Immigration Minister Mr Cameron. Theam Bun Srm could not be reached for comment and his listed address was no longer current.
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Republic
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Ister
Labor and Immigration
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Bailey Place
Yarralumla
Waifs Meet New Parents In Sydney Foster Push
Six Vietnamese orphans were introduced to foster parents in the NSW Department offices. Parents from Newcastle Melbourne and Canberra waited hours as children began moving to Victoria Adelaide and Canberra. Cambodian adoptions also loom with 330 orphans planned this week. a Melbourne mother hopes to adopt and move to meet officials. government officials doubt Australian intake will reach 2500 or more, stating 250 to 500 is more likely.
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Vietnam
Saigon troops hold firm as Viet attack widens
Saigon government troops stood fast under renewed assault after the Communists swept through much of South Vietnam in a month. Reports from Cambodia mention Batambang and possible Khmer Rouge talks. Washington sources say Ford urged to plan new approach in Asia, while a UN spokesman denied impotence in Vietnam relief efforts.
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Bryant seeks new revenue paths for Canberra finance
The Minister for the Capital Territory, Mr Bryant, asked his department to prepare by Tuesday a paper on alternative methods of raising municipal finance to replace general rates. He aims to introduce an alternative in the next financial year, with earlier talks planned with Cabinet, Caucus, and the ACT Legislative Assembly.
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Department of the Capital Territory
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Income tax proposal stirs Canberra finance debate
The department backs multiple funding options but Bryant pushes a flat income tax for all wage earners to replace rates. Residential rates would add water and sewer charges, while commercial properties would be taxed similarly. Estimates suggest 1 to 1.5 percent of gross income. Labor and Liberal leaders weigh constitutional, legal, and practical implications and call for careful evaluation before any switch for Canberra's municipal financing.
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Bryant
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ACT Legislative Assembly
Hughes
Walsh
Canberra
Hesaaiell
British minister fired for defying EEC policy
London report says Prime Minister Wilson dismissed Eric Heffer from the post of Minister of State at the Department of Industry after Heffer spoke against the Government’s position on the European Economic Community during a three day debate. The dismissal follows a cabinet directive that ministers dissenting from the Government’s recommendation should not speak in Parliament. Heffer stated he had grown increasingly at odds with policy and noted past confrontations over arms deliveries and protests in Parliament.
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Eric Heffer
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Presa Association
Iate For Industry
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Heffer
Mrs Pennay to head legal aid office
Mrs Pennay, with five articled years and practice in NSW before joining ALAC last year, will head the legal aid office. The court noted ill qualified petty sessions lawyers could not perform duties, so she will provide civil and criminal advice to those with limited means as duty lawyer.
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ALAC
Supreme Court
Court of Petty Sessions
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Controversy prompts calls for official discussion
The Attorney-General Mr Enderby regret acrimony in public debate and urged talks with the Attorney-General rather than press quarrels. Mr John Paulks of the ALT Law Society echoed the need for formal discussion over media controversy.
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John Paulks
Econony A He Alt Law Society
Moves to aid car industry success in Australia
Fragmented text suggests reports on policy moves aiding the car industry. mentions isolationist trends and a foreign policy swing. Includes references to Gwynne Dyer, Maurice Dunlevy, and a book review on Everest South West Face. Notes rugby team changes and upcoming matches in ACT. lists page references World News and Parliament.
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Australia
Maurice Dunlevy
Pape
Harry Black
Chris Bonington
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