Price rises eyed for petrol as tribunal edges closer
Reports say the Prices Justification Tribunal is near approval for a petrol price hike of about 2c per gallon across all grades. A 2.5 per cent wholesale increase may be announced today or Monday, with potential further shifts linked to overseas crude prices and possible rationing measures being discussed with suppliers and the Capital Territory department.
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GE and Utah Merge in Major US Corporate Deal
A massive merger approved yesterday unites General Electric’s backbone with Utah investors and UK International in a deal valued at over 315 million shares. The sale includes assets across oil holdings and mineral interests, with US Justice Department objections cited and the creation of a new entity to manage the combined operations.
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Canberra transfer of public servants to ACT outlined
The plan envisions moving about 500 public servants to Canberra early next year with Fraser to announce details soon. Canberra MP Hastie and Sen Keogh proposed a three point transfer approach to Fraser, while NCDE and ACT ministers face budget and housing pressures from an estimated 2,500 incoming residents and expanded services across education housing transport and community facilities.
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Time extended for Newcastle State Dockyard talks
Sydney reports renewed effort from Federal and NSW leaders to seal a contract extension for the Newcastle State Dockyard. Prime Minister Fraser and NSW Premier Wran discuss terms amid industrial relations tensions. Fraser warns delays risk resetting offers. Wran presses for grounding on salary and wage conditions amid union activity and potential strikes.
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Cabinet Agrees Cuts Totaling 250 Million
Cabinet hierarchical action in Canberra approves cuts totalling 250 million dollars for the remaining financial year. No new spending proposals to be approved during 1976 77 amid department by department reviews and deferments to curb expenditure. The Treasurer, Mr Lynch, notes savings will come mainly from deferrals and reduced shortfalls across all areas. A new commissioner for the Australian Broadcasting Commission may be discussed amid a broader inquiry into land and housing costs.
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Commonwealth van moves PMs chairs amid cabinet shuffle
A Commonwealth van transported the Prime Minister's dining chairs from Tie Ludi to My Frayer'n residency in Noreen. The chairs, once moved to the hedge sunroom during Fraser's term, suffered sun damage and were repaired. A Mir Fraser SMW spokesman described the operation as routine, noting the Prime Minister may move his effects in and out as needed.
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Inside Panel to Decide Newport Dispute Details
Fragmentary notes show an inside panel to decide Newport dispute and security at TMAS Athanas Nevis Daye. Mentions a naval court likely name breakdown and a racial discrimination angle tied to Grassley’s first anniversary. Discusses pessimistic survey of energy sources by Sir Ernest Tillerton.
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Reform vote and sport notes from incomplete reports
Civil reform voting in Spain is mentioned with a wealth commission to decide financial actions. Baseball reshuffle and cricket notes appear with fragmented phrasing about teams and events. A stray reference to Landon and entertainment work on a page is noted amidst the garbled text.
Boost for economy in PNG port moredsy
Economic condition in Papua New Guinea shows gradual improvement with private sector activity rising and publication prices remaining high. Oil prices stay low as the market stabilizes and government assistance supports key sectors.
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Holiday readers get early Canberra Times delivery
An early edition plan for The Canberra Times targets holidaymakers and distant readers. It outlines special deliveries to resorts along the South Coast and Canberra area with limited schedules and actions for the holiday period. The note mentions related TV programs and activities for the season.
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Car Reverses Kill Girl in Narooma Area
A girl was killed yesterday afternoon near Myniyr Bay south of Narooma after a car backed up striking her. Witnesses say the child wandered from her mother moments before the accident, and authorities are investigating the cause.
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Arafat Warns Syria Over Lebanon Tensions
In Beirut, Yasser Arafat warned of a possible confrontation between Syria and Lebanese factions amid tensions from the Israeli occupation and regional meddling. The malformed text cites Syria's involvement and calls for restraint to prevent clashes.
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Ambulance bans hit charges in territorial move
The Capital Territory Wealth Commission faces limits on charging for ambulance services amid hospital and road restrictions. Officials eyed provisional funds to cover 1976 77 costs while ambulance crews would remain available around the clock at key stations.
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