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10 Dec 1974
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Canberra Times in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 10, 1974
Page
1
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
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Wilenski Named Labor Department Head in Australia
Dr Peter Wilenski, 35, appointed yesterday as the new Secretary of the Department of Labor and Immigration. He succeeds Dr I. G. Sharp, 61, who becomes a judge of the Australian Conciliation and Arbitration Commission from March 41, 1975. Mr M. D. Kirby, 35, is named a judge of the Commission, filling vacancies created by Justice Elizabeth Fratt and the impending retirement of Deputy President R. D. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Wilenski
Department of Labor and Immigration
Wilenski
Royal Commission
Labor and Immigration
Cameron
I. G. Sharp
Australian Conciliation and Arbitration Commission
Sharp
Dr Wilenski
M. D. Kirby
Civieiliation and Arbitration Commission
Mr Kirby
Sydney
NSW Bar Council
Kirby
Elizabeth Fratt
Royal Commission Into Human Relationships
R. D. Williams
Australian Development Assistance Agency
Poland
Immigration Department
New boost to industry under Whitlam government plan
The Whitlam government announced a new package to boost production and the labour market. It includes deferring February tax instalments for companies and accelerating depreciation claims, with immediate protection increases for several industries. The measures aim to accelerate capital spending in 1975 and rely on a review program for industries facing import competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Whitlam
Mr Crean
Dustries
Whitlam
Wold
Textiles Authority
Department of Manufacturing Industry
Policeman shot during Sydney raid ends in death
In Newtown a suspected armed robber shot Chief Detective Sergeant Reg Stevens on a house door open. He was wounded in the stomach and later operated on at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital. he remained stable. Police then stormed the two-storey house with teargas and discovered the gunman dead in a bedroom with a pistol nearby. Detective Worley sheltered inside until authorities cleared the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Sydney Cih
Newtown
Pointblank
Regtevenson
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
Tan Worley
Worley
Miki forms Japanese cabinet with few Tanaka survivors
Tokyo reports Prime Minister Takeo Miki announces a new cabinet after taking office. Fukuda becomes Deputy Prime Minister. Ohiro remains Finance Minister. Kiichi Miyazawa is Foreign Minister. Toshio Komoto named Trade and Industry Minister and LDP secretary-general replaces Nakai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Aapreuter
Takeo Miki
Japan
Tanaka
Fukuda
Ohiro
Kiichi Miyazawa
Toshio Komoto
Nakai
LDP
ALP leaders debate Whitlam tour amid protests
Prime Minister Whitlam will depart Canberra on a 17 country tour of Europe and Asia despite ALP president Hawke urging him to stay. The trip, chartered at up to 500000, faces criticism as unemployment rises and Labor fears for the government's survival. Hawke says appearances demand the PM be in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cat
Whitlam
Canberra
Europe
Asia
The
ALP
Mr Hawke
Australia
Qantas
Pepetiers of Foreign Affairs
Hawke
Labor
Queensland
Morosi Granted Special Leave by Government Adviser
Miss Juni Morosi will take immediate unpaid leave from her post starting December 1 and return to Sydney. Special adviser Grassby expressed regret at the decision, noting she faced personal strain and persistent scrutiny from observers, and he wished her a full recovery and reinstatement to suitable work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grassby
Juni Morosi
Stat
Canberra
Miss Morosi
Sydney
Morosi
Australia
Labor measures loom amid ALP pressure and import curbs
Intense pressure from the industrial wing of the ALP pushes for quantitative import restrictions despite government plans. Unions threaten wharf blockades, while manufacturing seeks deferment of the Lax instalment. The move follows a September 25 dollar devaluation and a November wave of easing measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
ALP
Crean
Whitlam
NCDC to design its own crest in Canberra
The National Capital Development Commission plans a new symbol replacing the Canberra City crest in most publications. A spokesman said the city crest has not been banned but is being used more sparingly. The Department of the Capital Territory is also using the city crest with no new symbol reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NCDC
National Capital Development Commission
Canberra City
Commission
Department of the Capital Territory
Parliament Seeks Airline Flight Rights Ties with Australia
The Opposition in the Senate plans to demand tabling files on Ethiopian Airlines traffic rights into Australia. The Australian manager David Ditchburn is married to Juni Morosi, tied to a recent Parliamentary storm, while another airline employee is married to Attorney-General Senator Murphy. The piece outlines possible routes via Addis Ababa and potential implications for Qantas against CARE pressure and South African links, with various political and commercial factors involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Ethiopian Airlines
Australia
David Ditchburn
Juni Morosi
Murphy
Africa
East African Airways
Nairobi
Mi Amin
Uganda
Qantas
South Africa
Mairabi
Addis Ababa
Johannesburg
Mauritius
Seven dead in Morobe air crash near Sialum
A Cessna 185 crashed in Papua New Guinea's Morobe district near Sialum killing all seven aboard. Pilot Jan Rowles, 32, from Lae, had extensive local flying hours. Ground parties confirmed the deaths and will transport the bodies to Sialum for airlift to Lae as Civil Aviation investigates tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Moresby
Morobe
Papua New Guinea
Resei
Sialum
Jan Rowles
Lae
Kalasa
Civil Aviation Agency
ACT Assembly cost seen above 142000 in nine months
A committee of the ACT Legislative Assembly estimates the assembly will cost more than 142000 in its first nine months. Rhodesia’s black nationalist movements sign a pact to continue armed struggle against Salisbury. Greece votes to replace the monarchy with a presidential republic. Sports: Sports Star of the Year voting at Bradman Pavilion Manuka Oval for a return trip to London. MCC vs Western Australia match heads for draw. Cowdrey expected for second Test in Perth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACT Legislative Assembly
Rhodesia
Salisbury
Canberra Times
ACT Sports Council
Bradman Pavilion
Manuka Oval
Qantas
Lonedon
MCC
Western Australia
Colin Cowdrey
Perth
London
Huck Page
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Frank Cranston
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