ACT Police fingerprint control reversal shocks Canberra
The Attorney General and Senator Murphy overturned a prior decision transferring control of ACT Police fingerprint records to the Commonwealth Police Force. About 50 000 prints stay with ACT Police while copies will help the Commonwealth build a nationwide registry, following talks with ACT Police Association leaders and other officials amid a tense extraordinary meeting.
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ACT Police Association
Australian Police Federation
Ralph “Tremethic
Afterwood
ACT Police Associa Tion
Assaciation
Johny Didford
Canberra
Oman
ACT
Warning on Museum Exhibit Restorations in Canberra Visit
Deputy director Howard Maker of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences in Sydney urged an immediate restive operation to preserve horse era exhibits during a Canberra visit. He stressed accurate stock and records for restoration planning while noting the museum will stay at its current site until a move to a rural environment is completed.
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Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences
Sydney
Howardt
Canberra
Mekern
Museus Association of Australia
Auld de Collessium
Department of the
Sinore Fluine
Cuppaumbalong
Muir Tumbidgee
Tharwa
Mueum
Uni
ALP Conference backs powers over prices and incomes
The ALP Federal Conference granted the government authority to set or reference prices and incomes, with 41 votes to 5. Prime Minister Whitlam intervened as Cairns stressed private sector jobs rely on a viable economy, signaling a shift toward supporting private industry within socialist aims.
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Whitsun
Cairns
ALP
Debate on powers over prices and incomes in Australia
The debate centers on whether the federal government can set prices and incomes. Mic Whitlam and ministers oppose a Victorian move to strip powers from the policy, while amendments seek to remove prices and incomes from the plan. Several ministers argue the union movement should empower national government to control prices and wages, amid heated exchanges and political tension.
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Mic Whitlam
Wheeldon Aid
Two Day Meeting Stalled Nara Treaty Talks
Australian and Japanese officials faced a deadlock in a two day session over the Nara Treaty drafts. Officials indicated the deadlock could derail plans involving Prime Minister Whitlam and Japan’s delegation led by senior officer Ito Kagaoi. A decision on future talks or location remained unsettled, with possibilities favored Canberra or Tokyo for a restart.
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Nippon ‘Uta
Whitmo Visi
Japan
Navigation
Toyo
Tapers
IT. Kagaoi
Fie Tapanese Foreign Formes Turton Ater
Wrose
Ald Tant Sid
Canberra
Tokyo
Gunfight in Adelaide City Leaves Man Wounded
Early reports describe a gunfight near the River Murray area resulting in a man wounded. Detectives believe the incident involved a police pursuit and the wounded man was taken to a local station for examination and further action.
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Adelaide
Gustlacht
Murray
Oy Wa Rewmarke
Wentworth Mornitel
Development near Hall would alter its lifestyle
The National Capital Development Commission cites environmental and planning concerns as Hall Creek Valley faces a proposed development between Hall and Gaurmgublin. Residents fear disruption from construction and population growth, predicting traffic, pollution and changes to village character despite a planned buffer zone.
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Halls Creek
Hall Village
Haulx Creek Valley
Hall
Gaurmgublin
Mal Wold
Iimaidih
Hall Creek
Smoking Beagle Experiment Linked to Imperial Chemical
The Press Association reports Lady Parker stating an Imperial Chemical Industries experiment plans to use beagles to test smoking exposure. The dogs will endure up to 30 cigarettes to study potential cancer and pain reduction.
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The
Press Association
Lady Parker
Wea
Tax Free Wage Rise Proposal in Labour Platform
Sydney report notes Minister Cameron proposes tax free wage rises if quarterly investments are made by ARC and Commission. He argues the plan would be part of the ALP platform, aiming to ease low income taxation. Resulting adjustments and indexation are debated amid concerns of unfair burden on higher earners.
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Sydney
Cameron
Private bus plan a trail blazer in Canberra area
A Charnwood resident proposes a pioneering private bus service to transport workers daily between Civic Caldwell and Centredys Centre. The plan, a two to thirty week trial, would charge about five dollars a week and aim to reduce parking and commute hassles while moving groups from nearby suburbs to workplaces.
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Charnwood
Civic Caldwell
Centerdys
Fadwell Wees
Caldyetry Actuar
She
Rob Caldwell
Charon Et al
Civ Cen
Denar
Canberra
Coldwell
Gece
Changwood-| BlynpeMethi-Figser
Hard Wowee
Electrigny Hite
Capa
Qanius Howe
Akuma House
Four Air Force crew escape after Vermont fighter jets crash
In Plattsburgh New York on Tuesday an Air Force aircraft collided and crashed over southern Vermont. All four crew members survived the incident though the plane was destroyed. Authorities confirmed the crash and a rescue operation followed.
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Plattsburgh
York
South
Pater Vermont
Air Force
Problems as ACT postal pleas open
A fragmented note describes postal pleas and legal action in Canberra and Sydney with references to institutions and a national trade union. It mentions Verona Liuvérur and attendance at hearings before an Arbitration Commission, listing addresses and educational ties.
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ACT
Uinio
Grant payments prompt rising costs at the vintage store
A garbled report notes rising charges at a vintage store linked to an entity named Grant atmeyan and mentions a Talking Point discussion. The piece references other pages and Newin Courey, Laan Finance Comics Sport with unclear context and multiple misplaced terms.
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Newin Courey
Laan Finance Comics Sport
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