Sir Henry Blandstral rebukes the Prime Minister in Sydney
The Australian Broadcasting Commission chairman challenges Prime Minister Fraser over claims of government influence and funding. He defends the ABC independence, criticizes the State of the Nation program cut, and says internal cost pressures and overseas equipment joints drive expenditure.
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Sydney
Australian Broadcasting Commission
Henry Blandstral
Fraser
Henry
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Weney
Me Fraser
Tueadaty
ABC
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Loet An Hone
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Sinac
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Fraxer
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Ssi
Hunty
Commission
A. Sinmitae
ANC
Robinsop
Frasers
Henry Bland
Fraser welcomes statement on ABC governance and independence
The Prime Minister said Fraser welcomed the ABC's plan to appoint a master of programming and stressed the Government cannot direct ABC content. He noted questions about Government influence and affirmed commitment to the independence of the ABC, while noting concerns about creative sections suffering under administrative divisions.
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Conmminstau
ABC
Camanssri
Sydney concert disaster leaves many in hospital
After the Bay City Rollers concert in Sydney a large crowd surged toward an exit. At least 40 girls were taken to hospital with broken legs arms and ribs. The concert was halted four times and ended after an offstage plea from an ambulance officer.
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Sydney
Bay City
Besa
Devaluation sparks motor price rises and policy debate
Economists warn devaluation will push up imported car prices as the Prices Justification Tribunal approves immediate increases up to 1000 Gn Ui for stock held before Sunday. The move aims to cushion impact, with cabinet weighing further motor vehicle import quota adjustments and a price transmission through the economy amid ongoing 1970s economic pressures.
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Valve
Lyndey
Telex
Rte
Pakistan cricket revolt leads to upheaval in board
Distorted report details a revolt within Pakistan cricket as senior players oppose the board. Five key players joined by others reportedly pressed for changes amid a dispute involving the Pakistan Cricket Board of Control. The tensions surface as discussions with international teams are affected.
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London
Robert
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Muti
Pakistan
Crchuteli
Uday
Australia
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Mushing
Orher
Pakatan Cricket Board of Control
Breathalyser ruling overturned by Australian Supreme Court
In a ruling by Mr Justice Blackburn, the ACT Supreme Court found the magistrate misapplied the law by rejecting uncontradicted expert evidence on blood alcohol levels. The expert had suggested a possible reading below 0.150 per cent at arrest, yet the magistrate accepted the opposing interpretation. The extended report continues on Page 1.
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ACT Supreme Court
Justice Blackburn
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Meustice
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Plan changes for new suburb in Belcommen outline suburb layout
The Development Commission dropped plans to develop Florey in Belcommen and instead proposes a mid density housing upgrade. The area near Belcunnen Town Centre would total 250 hectares with 5 percent set aside for open space and play areas, pedestrian walkways, and fields, integrating with public routes.
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Mie -Noiyarol
Capita Development Commission
Hie
Belcommen
Australie
Belcunnen
Cras
Kingsford
Inquiries About Cake Girl At Canberra Event
A Canberra Times reporter sought details at a Belconnen address last night amid inquiries about a girl nicknamed cake. The man who answered the door appeared nervous and declined further comment as the source described tense activity surrounding an alleged party mention.
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Queanveyad
Canberry
Meluinien
Ue Mts
Valextay
Cynberra Times
Belounnun
Alermyten
Evry
National Capital Development Commission announces car park changes
An official notice states a centralized parking system will be introduced in the capital area with 200 spaces and extended hours. Officials report initial trials caused brief closures and confusion as the plan moves toward full implementation next month.
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National Capital Development Commission
Australian savings bonds raise rate to ten percent
Government announces a new series of Australian savings bonds offering a 10 percent interest rate, up from the previous series. Treasurer Lynch and officials say the move is not a direct loan but part of broader monetary measures. Details on sale timing and series 7 remain to be finalized with adjustments expected in Treasury yields.
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Industry and Commerce
Semaior Carte
Industry Assistance Commission
Josie Brands
Beloving
Sap Lyneliy Arimawneed
Lyneh
Kynch
Lynch
Ome
Fraser
Cartier
Lyn
Australins
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Kent
Devaluation Debate Clouds Government Explanation
The Ganberra Times notes confusion over devaluation strategy as the government struggles to publicly justify wage and price pressures. Analysts question the rationale and timing, with market expectations fluctuating amid unclear policy aims.
Exporters Criticise Government Over Incentives
The Australion Manufacturers' Export Council criticised the Government for reintroduction of export incentives. AMEC president Mr Harrod linked currency moves to unemployment and low productivity, arguing devaluation is inflationary and only offers short-term relief for manufacturers. He urged government responsibility and positive policy for export development amid electoral pressures.
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Australion Manufacturers' Export Council
Ite
AMEC
Rin Harrod
Harrud
WMEC
Canberra
Llowine
Mikam
Cient
Harry
Marve
Australi Fund
PM refuses special Premiers Conference plan
The Prime Minister Mr Fraser declines a special Premiers Conference proposed by Sir Charles Court to discuss strategy after the 17.3 percent Australian dollar devaluation. NSW and South Australia premiers had supported the meeting while Mr Whitlam and Mr Bupstay requested a loan conference.
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Fraser
Gall
Cnweting
Therenee
Wester Australia
Sir Charles Court
Nsw
South Austeahid
Bupstay
Conner
ACT Police report high drink driving a 22 times limit
Fragmented text notes a police report about drink driving and high alcohol levels in ACT. Mentions Sunday events, political coalition calls, and named individuals in scattered references across pages.
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ACT
ACT Police
Eleevium
Im Npan Communist Party
Tor Coalition
World News Courts and Finances Highlight Cramped Page
Fragmentary OCR notes show scattered references to world news courts and finance. Mentions of a jackpot amount 1050 and various names appear, but the readable context is minimal and scattered across unrelated snippets.
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