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Canberra Times

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Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Dec 06, 1973

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NRMA Pledges Third Party Renewals Amid Rate Dispute

NRMA Insurance Ltd general manager R J Lamble said motorists in Canberra would still access third party car cover, potentially including the 47 percent rate rise sought. He noted insurers presented figures, but government decisions stalled, while losses from third party claims in NSW and ACT rose weekly, with total losses near 1.1 million.

ACT Nrma Insurance Ltd R. J. Lamble Canberra Commonwealth Actuary Lamble Department of the Capital Territory Yesteray Loin Nsw Lambie

Australia signs $20 million iron ore contract with China

In Canberra a joint statement by the Ministers for Overseas Trade and for Mines and Energy said Hamersley Won Ply Ltd and the China National Metals and Minerals Import and Export Corp signed a three year deal to supply about one million tonnes of iron ore annually for 1974 to 1976. The value is about 20 million dollars and price details are confidential.

Austranays China Overseas ‘Trade Cairns Min Rats and Energy Connor Canberra Hamersley Won Ply Ltd China National Metals and Minerals Import and Export Corporation

Israeli Phantom shot down over Cairo by Egyptian antiaircraft

Cairo Radio quoted the Egyptian military spokesman saying one Israeli Phantom jet violating Egyptian airspace east of Ismailia was shot down by antiaircraft fire. The incident occurred as the jets entered east of the Ismailia area.

Cairo Egype Dan Isvalia

Royal Commission to inquire into Public Service reforms

The government plans a three man Royal Commission to review the Australian Public Service, Public Service Board functions, and service relations with the Ministry. The inquiry, approved by the Labor Caucus after seven months study, may occur after post office reports and could be chaired by a judge with two other appointees from the government.

Australia P Pblic Royal Commission Post Office Public Service Public Service Board Labor Caucus Industria Relations Committee Mriam Cooley Keating Lab Nsw Public Service Act Wias Caucus Public Service Unions West March Industrial Committee Keith Johnson Vic Public ‘Service Board Stautory Crown

Tin sells for 4510 a ton on London Metal Exchange

The price rose as LME trading began with tin up by 140 pounds per ton from yesterday’s close. The move puts tin at 4510 dollars per ton, about 220 dollars higher than the prior close, with market nerves and demand cited by reporters.

London Metal Exchange

Meat price inquiry referred to Prices Controller

The Minister for the Capital Territory referred the retail meat price inquiry to Prices Controller Mr McFarland. Mr Bryant said the Controller would use national meat price inquiry results. Despite a drop in saleyard prices, concerns remained that retail prices had not reflected the decrease.

Act Haseen McFarland Capital Territory Bryant

Health plan doomed by Parliament opposition

The Labor Government faces likely defeat of universal health insurance proposals this year as Liberal and Country Parties vow firm opposition. DLP stance unclear but signals strong resistance. Government may shift to community health centres aimed at lower income areas to win support and reduce costs.

DLP Little Vic Australia

Government to push two health schemes in Parliament

The government plans to advance two main health measures one extending Canberra community health schemes and another offering large grants to states for public hospitals with no means testing. Opposition leader Mr Chipp warned of amendments to cover gaps for the poor and vulnerable and argued the reforms threaten private hospitals and freedom of choice. Melbourne Presbyterian Church officials denounced those opposing the national health scheme for narrow interests.

Liberal and Country Parties Liberal Party Chipp Canberra House of Representatives Senate Whit- Tam ALP Australia Ment Whillum Whil- Tim Chipp Sail Melbourne Wedmilice The Presbyterian Church Tan Parton

Schools Bill Grants Per Capita Aid Passes Senate

The Senate passed the Schools Grants Bill after committee stage with an amendment to clause 15 to fund continued per-capita school grants. Opponents estimate the cost at about $5 million. the measure now goes to the House for amendment.

Senate House of Representatives

Alleged Canberra Police Misconduct At Weston Party

Host and guests accuse a sergeant and two constables of misconduct during a December 1 early hours private Weston party. Allegations include firing pistols, reading police files, lewd advances, drinking for hours, and badge absence. Inspector Ron Dillon leads the inquiry for ACT Police.

Canberra Weston Clive Edwards Rivers Street Allerar ACT R. A. Wilson Ron Dillon Jane Edwards Sai Uney Edwards Jefe Sam Imad Wade Mr Edwards Edward Mrs Edwards

Pay for council members varies across bodies

ACT Advisory Council members receive widely varying payments for attending meetings of boards and committees. The report notes differences in compensation among council representatives across multiple authorities.

ACT Advisory Council Meco Algiers

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