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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 07, 1970
Page
3
The fragmentary item lists a WL event with 100 units and neat initials. Readable names or places are not clear. Further text would be needed to determine the exact action, date, or involved organizations for a proper card.
Victorian delegates to the Australian Wheatgrowers Federation meeting in Melbourne threaten a walkout over quotas. State officials say a cut of up to 50 per cent is possible, but a less than 30 per cent reduction is preferred. Last season Victoria’s quota stood at 65 million bushels. Stated by Victorian Farmers Union leaders and grains division head Mr P Meehan, the plan focuses on protecting small growers with quotas up to 5 000 bushels while allowing larger quota holders to bear larger reductions. Mr Meehan, a leading Victoria wheat grower, warns drastic cuts could ruin small share farmers.
About 160 tons of tuna fill Kraft Foods Eden tanks as 70 workers walk out protesting a management produced check. AWU members urge return to work while Mr L McKay and Mr G Dyson clash over the stoppage, with plans for further talks at 1am.
Sir Edmund Hillary arrives in Canberra to attend the annual conference as director of Field Felo cation Enterprises. He notes ongoing projects including four new schools and a larger hospital, plus water pipes and bridges. He plans to assist in Nepal with medical equipment transport and hospital expansion, aiming to include a doctor on board and a five-man crew.
Two men Paul Arthur Barnhart and Barry Lionel Bruce Levy face murder charges over Lon de Barbarezz whose mutilated body was found buried near Mascot and Kycemagh after police searches. In Central Court Judge Riley remanded them to custody for January 12.
In Melbourne on a Friday night, twin boys were born on a front lawn to Mrs Margaret Ramissarro. Paul Ramisfarr died in Queen Victoria Hospital after a difficult birth in cold unhealthy conditions. Mark Ramissarro, born five minutes later, remains under medical care in a crib in fair condition.
The Adelaide government and railway unions clash over control of a 247 mile standard gauge line from Port Pirie to Broken Hill. A planned locomotive ceremony faces boycott threats as unions push for higher pay and broader duties amid a push toward a single gauge and faster trains. Supporters warn a shutdown could halt the Port Pirie to Broken Hill link.
A NSW Soil Conservation Service spokesman said the silt control plan for Lake Burley Griffin will finish its first stage by end of April. The Jerrabomberra sub project, with contour banks and erosion control, wraps up then, followed by Burra Creek work. Total cost about 200000 dollars, with a four year timeline.
The Minister for the Interior Mr Nixon announced a 399,999 contract for Lyneham Primary and Infants restoration including demolition of burnt sections and new two storey primary and one storey infants wing plus internal changes. Weston Creek to get a second primary and infants school funded by a 250,000 contract to ACT Builders for the school preschool dental medical and mothercraft centre ready by January 1971.
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