Publicity ban on pill to be lifted in ACT and NT
The plan to lift advertising restrictions on contraceptives, including Lirumceptives, would see amendments to ACT and Northern Territory Pharmacy Ordinances. The move aims to harmonize prohibitions with South Australia and consider broader state forms. Publishers faced scrutiny for full page contraceptive ads without authorization, though prosecutions have not been pursued in similar cases.
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Brandt Re elected Chancellor In West Germany
Mr Brandt, a two term Social Democrat, was re elected Chancellor of West Germany for four years by KO votes in the Bundestag. The vote consolidates Brandt leadership amid post war economic and political challenges facing Bonn government.
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Eastern States ravaged by bushfires as heat highs spark fires
Eastern States endure more than 151 bushfires scorching thousands of acres amid extreme heat up to 40C. Fire crews and volunteers battled fires across NSW and Tasmania with cooler change arriving overnight. Hobart area fire near Koshoka National Park remained active as police worked to regain control.
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Weather and fire warnings amid ACT heatwave and fires
The Canberra area faces a 38 degree day with a high of 100F and a mild weekend forecast. Yesterday recorded 38 degrees. water outages affected residents on Dutly and Fisher Streets. Fire officials report six small grass fires in the ACT, with one likely arson incident near Coppin's Crossing Road. A 24 hour fire ban, including oxy and welding restrictions, was to begin midnight last night.
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Labor moves to lower voting age across states
The Prime Minister Mr Whitlam signalled plans for federal legislation to grant 18 year olds the vote at federal elections. NSW Victoria and South Australia have moves or laws guiding 18 year olds in state elections. The government seeks alignment across federal and state rolls and faces cautious opposition from some premiers.
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Unsuccessful Bills Spark Debate On Voting Age
In parliament Mr Whitlam and ALP allies pushed bills to lower the voting age for federal elections in South Australia. The Government and the DEP blocked a vote as the NSW and Queensland leaders were unavailable for comment amid strong cross state interest.
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Moon mission ends as Apollo 17 leaves lunar surface
Captain Eugene Cernan and Dr Harrison Schmitt completed nine lunar excursions totaling 22 hours 5 minutes, collecting samples and erecting an atomic powered monument. They described leaving the Moon in hope for mankind and peace, with Ronald Evans guiding the orbiting command ship.
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Softer Seat for Speaker
The next Speaker of the House will receive a newly upholstered chair marking the first refurbishment since 1927. The chair’s padding is worn to the point of discomfort and the seat will be rebuilt at the Deere factory before delivery to Canberra. A contract of 83.90 was awarded to R Binutti and Sons for related Senate accommodation work.
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Thousands of Denver cheques loose after truck window blows
Police secret service and bank officials hunt about 20 000 government cheques with face value up to 3 million dollars scattered along a mile of highway near Denver. Most recovered, up to 7 000 still adrift as obliteration stamps fade and risk of cashing remains. Maximum penalty for cashing one is jail and fine.
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Man Arrested After Dr Barnard Clashes With Wife
In Cape Town last night a man was arrested following an incident linked to heart surgeon Dr Christiaan Barnard. Police reported a confrontation on a road in which a van with Beaufort West plates was seen, and Barnard and his wife were injured. A senior officer described a chaotic scene with bystanders, a damaged vehicle, and a suspect detained as part of the investigation.
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Truman’s Health Deterioration Reported Amid Unclear Details
Fragmentary wires describe U S President Harry Truman’s worsening condition with uncertain symptoms and unexplained medical notes. The brief mentions a forced leave or travel impact and questions about his ability to perform duties, but details remain vague and inconsistent.
Export of Wheat to Rhodesia Banned by Australia
Prime Minister Whitlam announced Australia will stop wheat exports to Rhodesia after reviewing humanitarian sanctions. He cited the United Nations resolution and exemptions for humanitarian aid as no longer applicable, reflecting a change in policy amid Rhodesian sanctions.
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Peace talks slow as Canberra plans planetarium bid
In Canberra a government submission by the Royal Society proposes a planetarium and public observatory. In Washington peace efforts stall with descent signs of a lengthy settlement process. Sydney prepares wage decisions due today while housing policy guidance awaits a ministerial appointment. Woodside Barmah reserves on the North West Shelf are estimated to be at least twice Hass Strait figures.
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Bendigo Factory Adopts Four Day Week Plan
Melbourne report notes Stafford Ellinson factory to shift 170 staff to 36 hour week over four days from Tuesday to Friday. Workers will toil nine hours daily with a three day weekend and no pay reduction. The change aims to boost sales and maintain staffing levels as the company navigates market conditions.
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