Inflation seen as moral issue by Anglican bishop
The Anglican Bishop of Canberra and Goulburn, C A Warren, told the 31st Synod in Goulburn that inflation stems from insecurity and greed, a moral problem. He urged caution at government measures on tariffs and welfare, noting risks of bureaucratic overreach and urging steady Labour policy with Budget timing. Page 24 reference.
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Britain
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Bombers funding cut eyed as armed services panel acts
The Leane Armed Services Committee voted to trim $100 million from the $473 million requested for the B- bomber accessory to the Boeing B-52. Fire toll rises as the Joe of Man fire claims 41 lives amid continuing blazes.
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NZ bid for special declaration on nuclear tests sparks debate
At Ottawa the New Zealand plan to have Commonwealth leaders issue a declaration condemning French and Chinese nuclear tests met opposition from Britain and Singapore. A committee will seek a compromise as debate centers on unanimous consent and possible support from Asian and African nations. The proposal, tied to the tenth anniversary of the test ban treaty, aimed to urge a total ban on all nuclear tests and renewed calls for new disarmament talks.
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Liberal Party reshuffle reshapes shadow ministry in Canberra
In Canberra last night Federal Opposition Leader Snedden announced a major Liberal Party shadow ministry shakeup. Professor H Edwards relinquishes economy and electoral matters roles to become spokesman on these issues. Chipp handles social security health and welfare. Fraser becomes labour and immigration spokesman. Peacock Wied replaces Bowen as foreign affairs spokesman and external territories spokesman.
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H. Edwards
Nsw
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Vic
Peacock Wied
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Barnard seeks report on leak of Coombs data
Acting Prime Minister Barnard demanded a full report on unauthorized publication of material used by government in budget deliberations. He condemned speculative press stories about the Coombs Task Force report and noted budget decisions would be announced on August 7, while press leaks remained mere speculation.
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Sydney Morning Herald
Witch hunt over Coombs Task Force report in Canberra
A Canberra witch hunt begins as parts of the Coombs Task Force report circulate. Officials including Commonwealth Police and the Acting Prime Minister’s office offer little comment while Cabinet exams and budget plans unfold. The task force assessed spending and subsidies but offered no firm recommendations, with secrecy now drawing scrutiny as reports spread to newspapers and lawmakers.
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Sydney Morning Herald
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Tak Force
Canberra
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H. C. Sears
Seatall
Snedden Defends Coombs Report Leak as True Copy
Snedden said the acting Prime Minister Barnard acknowledged the printed document was a true copy of the Coombs report. He questioned the leak, calling the photocopy an empty gesture and noting official sources confirm some recommendations were accepted. Anthony urged severe action against the leaker if unauthorized, accusing the government of unprincipled conduct.
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Barnard
Coombs
Eee
Country Party
Anthony
Iam
Crean denounces leak of budget documents in Australia
Federal Treasurer Crean deplored leakages of secret budget documents as creditless for all involved. He refused to launch an inquiry into premature disclosures of Dr Coombs' recommendations, saying full details would be revealed when the Budget is presented in Parliament on August 21.
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Crean
Coombs
Lanes
Ir Crean
Middle Park
United States
Tullamarine
Tree Place
High
Tam
Mr Crean
Consumer council names two businessmen in consumer protection push
Vernon says only one or two newly appointed members are visible but at least two businessmen, Smith and Eaton, will aid consumer-protection aims. Enderby sees the council guiding action in areas needing reform, coordinating with public servants and bureaux, and pushing consumer education, with recommendations on used cars, door to door selling, and contracts of sale.
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Smith
Eaton
Vernena
Mala
Enderby
Canberra
Public Servants Bureau of Conline Affairs
Fisher
Tan
Curtin
ANU Union hosts open art contest with new sections
Keith Looby will judge the eighth annual ANU Union art competition in September. Sponsored by The Canberra Times and prominent Canberra businessmen, prizes include $100 first, $50 for best entry, and $30 for ceramic and photographic categories. Open to Canberra residents under 25, entries accepted at the ANU Union Office with a September 10 deadline. public exhibit September 11 to 16 in the Salesman Building bridge commons.
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Canberra Times
Canberra
ANU Union
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Salesman
Doctors Asked to Defer Fee Rise in Act
Space rescue plans are discussed as engineers and technicians prepare for a possible Skylab mission. Canberra hotel workers vote to strike at a meeting, with work set to begin again tomorrow. A feasibility study for a new Parliament House is prepared for a national competition, and Queanbeyan hope to beat Canberra to win the Group rugby premiership this year.
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Space Rescue Plans
Cape Metre
Act
Canberra
SCC
Parliament House
Queanbeyan Wues
Ecumenical Bible A Common Bible Published For All Faiths
Harold W Fry reviews the ecumenical edition on page 12 noting a straightforward publication. Maurice Chinkery shares his views in the same section while other columns cover churches gardening and press opinion on page 12.
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Maurice Chinkery
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