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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 07, 1976
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a near-term sports or racing item mentioning a close finish, a winner, and individuals such as Dacey. Details are unreadable.
New NCDC projections reduce earlier Canberra growth estimates and may postpone the need to extend urban development into New South Wales. The December report, kept secret for months, was disclosed to The Canberra Times yesterday after officials admitted its existence.
Roy Malan of the San Francisco Ballet Orchestra traveled to Australia to find a Guarneri type violin by A B Smith of Canberra. He met the ailing maker at Woden Valley Hospital, valued the Smith Stradivarius violin, and plans further search backed by extensive phone and newspaper ads. Malan hopes to secure the instrument for about 1500.
The NCDC lowers Canberra 1985 and 2000 projections with a preferred 1985 figure at 337,000 and a high of 357,000, while notes that earlier NSW committee and NCC estimates vary widely. The ACT border expansion plans hinge on densities and service capacity, with later projections suggesting 1990s, then 1995 to 2000 timelines for detached housing and population capacity.
A plan to expand the population of towns surrounding ACT proposes significant growth. Officials say the strategy includes housing, infrastructure, and services to support increased residents and economic activity. Community leaders urge careful zoning and long term planning to balance development with local character.
AAP Reuters reports an Indonesian search off Jervis Bay continues for a man and woman believed missing since Sunday in a small metre boat. Police say the couple, Lily Grace and husband, are unaccounted for near Sussex and Sefton in western Sydney suburb, with a restricted operation targeting a coastal area about 209 kilometres south of Sydney. Searchers, aided by a southerly wind, hope to locate the pair as the marine operation extends into today.
In Belfast on Tuesday gunmen ambushed ten Protestant workers from a tile factory as they returned home and killed them. The Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, Mr Rees, called a meeting of political leaders to seek ways to stop the rising cycle of revenge killings.
An ACT licensing row questions automatic interstate licence suspensions. The Registrar of Motor Vehicles says suspensions from another state should not automatically cancel ACT driving rights, requiring review of court evidence and affected submissions. Judicial delays and staff shortages hinder timely action, while the ACT Supreme Court recently pondered who can order driving bans and breathalyzer implications.
NSW and Victoria premiers announce at Sydney a plan to exchange powers with the Federal Government. They aim to gain control over welfare fishing schemes sewerage meat inspection and public transport funding while seeking greater autonomy and reduced duplication in departments. A Premier’s Conference is scheduled to discuss federalism policy.
The Canberra Times notes the closing date for ENTries in the ENT competition and mentions that election of rules is on Page 9. Other Holiday Times features appear on Page 9 with reference to East Timor coverage on Page 3 and cricket prospects in the Back Page.
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