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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Feb 20, 1973

Page

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Threat to suspend television licences over ad breaches

The Minister for the Messay Senator Doupine and the Broadcasting Control Board reported breaches of advertising limits by Channel 10 Sydney and Channel 11 Melbourne. Senator McClelland said no further warnings and no suspension notices were served after assurances stations would limit ads. A decision on potential suspension could follow if breaches recur.

Messay Doupine Garry Channnel 10 Sidney Channel 11 Melbournes Broacasting Control Board McClelland Apoheman McClelland Sudh Mimsle Inl Reginald Ansett Autorama Television Shieh Melbourne Ken Azsinst Broadcasting and Tele Vision Act

Whitlam in PNG presses for quick independence

Australian Prime Minister Whitlam visits Port Moresby and Goroka to press for early self government for Papua New Guinea. He meets council leaders and opposition figures, rejects moderation of independence, and cites past fear of self rule while urging unity and confidence in rapid progress toward independence by year end.

Whitlam Goroka Papua New Ciumea Highlands Westernay Papua New Ciumea Somare Aap-Ap Port Morlsay Momlay New Guinea Highlands New Guinea Mi Winvibin Mudepenene He Alo House of Assembly Peorle Papi Nea 'Bulnes Mir Whitlam Goroka Council Choise Papua New Guinea Australia Semare David Harner Whitan nolsGe Kena Miakwe Sinake Giegbe Ational Paya New Guinea PNG PM Premies

Soviet airliner crashes at Prague airport in flames

Reported at Prague airport a Soviet Aeroflot passenger flight crashed on landing and burst into flames. Initial sources vary on casualties with estimates between six and ten dead and many more aboard. Smoke billowed as a wing separated and the aircraft burned near the ground.

Prague Seom Aboara Anoiher Jeer Bette

Plebiscite on Pokies Debate in Australian Government Circles

A working group on poker machines reported to a January meeting amid ministerial debate over a national plebiscite. Enderby indicated possible referral to council terms for introducing changes, while Canberra representatives urged consultation with federal and state authorities. Robert Day noted group inclusion of Labor public interests, not party lines.

Derby Hum Janusary Enderby Ivan Thoye Magnatories Ny Suntime Mibelire Mive Wep Will Yeni Fan Re Robert Day Faderin Lamberra Lay Traning Walsh

Federal say sought in transport by ROAM BROWN

Government urged a Federal voice in state public transport by mid year to fund two thirds of finance. Minister for Transport Mr Jones said at the Australian Transport Advisory Council meeting that joint government plans should shift control and share responsibility in running services with the States as soon as possible.

Jones Australian Transport Advisory Council Mir Tomes Tines Air Tones

Public transport reform debate fuels prime minister statement

A government backed plan seeks 759.78 million over five years for urban transport, targeting capital cities except Hobart. The report urges extensive funding to modernize systems, with emphasis on safety, efficiency, and nationwide transport improvements.

Sepies Menta Hobart Sydney

Australia seeks large ships to boost trade effort

Government plans to build ships of 100000 tons in Australia to carry Australian trade. Minister for Shipping and Transport Mr Jones outlines a federal policy to expand shipbuilding, with a target scale and funding, while comments from vice chairman BHP and other officials highlight the drive to support domestic shipyards and the national economy.

Adelainf Tra Australien Auistralian Trade Mr Jones Saul Totes Especie Review Ie Tilly Expansidin Federst Aneesh Jones Tha BHP Si Tan McLeonar Australi

Navy dolphins used for spying and explosive tests

US Navy reportedly trained dolphins and other marine mammals to place and recover detection devices in foreign harbours to gauge Soviet atomic fuel use, with CBS citing a 60 minute program. Pentagon and Defence Department comments were limited and details remain classified.

New York Columbia Broadcasting System Dolphin Associated Press

Enderby Many to praises missabortion extra PS

The Minister for the Capital Territory Mr Finlerby stated there is a need for abortion reform in Australis. He noted a climate of acceptance similar to America where the Supreme Court recently protected abortion by a doctor in the first three months of pregnancy.

Enderby Capital Territory Finlerby Australis Enierit America Supreme Court

Magnificent decision on abortion policy debated in Parliament

The Australian press notes a contentious abortion policy debate with Prime Minister and officials signaling no fixed collective stance while stressing personal views may be shared. By-elections in NSW show mixed support for the federal Labor government and Aboriginal issues in the Northern Territory are highlighted. A public meeting in Canberra discusses a proposed ACT field witches centre near Tidhtbitts Sawre with broader entertainment listings appearing on other pages.

Centre Flana ACT

Australia car makers report sharp slow 1972 results

Multiple Australian car makers released 1972 results showing declines in gross profits and earnings. UMAH posted a $53.4 million drop, Chrysler also faced reduced gross figures, while other firms reported thinner margins and extended losses. Page 17 coverage notes the overall weaker market and mounting costs.

Australia Sharp Abstrativ UMAH Chrysler Wil and Mines

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