Whitlam's Three Fronts Highlighted by NCP Leader
Anthony, leader of the National Country Party, stated Whitlam campaigned on three fronts. He dismissed wrongful dismissal as spurious, warned Labor could mismanage the economy, and portrayed fear to unite supporters. Anthony planned to wrap up in Richmond on NSW's far North Coast after 20 meetings daily and visiting around 100 polling booths.
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Whitlam
Richmond
Nsw
Ombudsman backing boosts ACT Liberal Senate bid
The ACT Liberal candidate John Keight declared yesterday he would push for a public service ombudsman. He outlined policies favoring public servants, including an improved superannuation scheme and resisting transfers from Canberra to growth centres. He dismissed former minister Everingham’s claim that health centres would close under a Liberal-National Government. He also said the government would separate clinical care from political influence in ACT hospitals.
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Liberal Party
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Liberal- National Country Party
Hayden says tax ads mislead in final election rush
Former Treasurer Mr Hayden accused Liberal Party spokesmen of running bronary misleading advertisements in The Canberra Times. He said half truths and misrepresentations aim to confuse voters before the election and warn taxpayers that many quoted claims are not representative of government tax policies.
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Hayden
Canberra Times
Liberal Party
Prayer vigil planned on lawns and Parliament Hill tonight
A Cantbetta representative of Patercessors and Reverend Harry Weatcott said the vigil is not a demonstration. The group asked churches across Australia to open sodas to fund a stable governance plan amid tax reform debates. Dr Peter criticized ACT candidates for malicious claims about tax returns, noting many earners would benefit from reform.
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Patercessors
Harry Weatcott
Australia
Leber _ Senate
Peter
Canberrea
Hayden
Ellyard
American helps in Brisbane loan inquiry shocks government
An American, described as aiding in a loan by the Oweensland emier, spoke tonight. Mr Biele-Petersen, identified as involved, asserted he obtained information from a Swiss bank and passed it to the Premier. He contends the information could potentially topple a government.
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Oweensland Emier
Biele-Petersen
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Heary Wiley Fancher
Selma
Alabama
Australians in London sign letter opposing Labor victory
Outraged Australians in London describe themselves as the Australian Socialist Alliance and sign a letter expressing outrage at the Labor government districts. They warn that an Liberal victory would bring Australia back to perceived reactionary policies.
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Ome Theustralian Socialist Alliance
Australia
Moloney Delivers Policy Speech Outside Parliament House
Independent candidate John Moloney drew a small crowd outside Parliament House as he lunched a campaign amid a backdrop of folding tables and a Red Ensign. He called for naval development and trade scrutiny, planning further appearances on March 7 at Manuka, and declared a month of remarks on Australia’s constitutional concerns.
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Parliament House
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Tharwn
Motowmy
Australia
Artis
Cavanough replies to WEL charge over abortion position
The Women's Electoral Lobby accuses ACT Senate candidate Mike Cavanough of unclear statements on abortion policy. WEL cites a December public forum where he said abortion should be guided by the woman, her conscience, and her doctor. An Aboriginal leader from the Gove Peninsula arrived in Melbourne to present his poet collection at a party event.
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