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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jan 08, 1977

Page

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Federal judges age limit ends four long serving jurists

The government will not appoint federal judges over 65 for the new Federal Court, effectively retiring four Industrial Court judges this month. Joske aged 81, Smithers 74, Dunphy 69, and Nimmo 68 will keep salaries and staff but no judicial duties. Proposals align with parliamentary recommendations, while plans to appoint six new judges on February 1 proceed from benches including the Industrial Court and ACT Supreme Court.

Justice Joske Justice Smithers Justice Dunphy Justice Nimmo ACT Supreme Court Industrial Court John Spicer Supreme Court Senate Standing Committee On Legal and Constitutional Affairs Hobart Cour Sydney Ellicott Federal Court Nigel Bowen Allsin Federal Court of Bankruptcy ACT NJ Supreme Court Theederal Court Act

Broadcast claims Gang of Four to face public trial in China

Tibet Radio reports a China broadcast says the Gang of Four will be taken under guard to face public trial on the anniversary of Chou En-lai's death. It names Chiang Ching Chang Chun-chiang Wang Hung-wen and Yao Wen-yuan as the four. No evidence of such trial appears from Peking.

Hong Kong Priday AAP Gang of Four Chou En-lai China United Press International Tibet Radio Mr Chou Mr Chow Chou Wang Hung-wen Chang Chun-chiao Chiang Ching Yao Wen-yuan Peking Chiang Ching Mao Chang Chun-chiag Wang Hung-wen National Peoples Congress Standing Committee Yao Wen-yuan

Vaccination deemed a scientific hoax by Melbourne doctor

Melbourne physician Dr Glen Dettman claims immunisation is a dangerous hoax and could cause death and diseases such as cancer and multiple sclerosis. He cites seven year old Australian College of Biomedical Sciences research and criticizes the triple antigen including pertussis. He urges high vitamin C intake as a preventive measure.

Melbourne Glen Dettman Australia Dettman Canberra Times Australian College of Biomedical Sciences A Kalokerinos

Snow storm sweeps across U S northeast as cities brace

A major snow storm advances through the densely populated northeast, with New York and other big cities preparing emergency measures as travel and operations halt in several states. The system, described as the biggest in years, prompts closures and advisories across the region.

New York United States

December unemployment rises with school leavers spike

A December surge in unemployment brings the total to 327,534, with 55,016 new registrations. School leavers account for 31,138 of the new unemployed, pushing school-leaver totals to 47,910 while overall joblessness climbs to 54 percent of the workforce. The Bureau of Statistics notes high female unemployment and an average duration of 17.6 weeks, as figures reflect modest improvements later in the year and political commentary critiques by Mr Street and Mr Whitlam.

Bureau of Statistics Commonwealth Employment Service Monister For Employment and Industrial Relations Whitlam Fraser Whitham Street

Banks to Lodge More Deposits to Strengthen Reserves

The Reserve Bank ordered trading banks to lodge an additional 75 million in statutes reserves by January 17, lifting the deposit ratio from 7 to a higher level and enhancing banks’ liquid assets and government securities. The move follows a rate increase from 6 to 7 percent effective December 30 as assets rose strongly.

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Tobacco tax in Queanbeyan dropped

Queanbeyan tobacconists won their fight to have NSW drop its 10 per cent tobacco tax. A lobby by Bob Blagdon led to renewed government letters noting an investigation into border price differentials. The impact reduced tobacco sales as ACT buyers switched, with Blagdon reporting a 60 per cent drop in takings since November 1975. The licence fee remains at $10 annually.

Queanbeyan Bob Blagdon Vigorus Tte SSW Monaro Akiter Lub Tay Sud Lobe Queanbesan Bemnp Nsw Oaks Estate Act Blagdon

Roof collapse at Kambeth supermarket raises unauthorised alterations

Department officials said unauthorised changes were made to the root structure of a Kambeth supermarket after a certificate of occupancy was issued. The collapse damaged the building and stock, with losses estimated around 500,000. Builders and the department faced scrutiny over supervision, drainage work, and adherence to licensing rules amid an ongoing ACT inquiry into building practice and inspections.

Abot Kambeth Department of the Capital Territory Slifement Santity Engineers dl Don Nikins Sokins Willams Chris Coenewen Fies Land Services and Building Seriouis Sikins Brothers Whding Canberra

Views differ on merger of shires

Several hundred people are expected to meet in Gunning on Monday night to discuss a proposal to merge Gunning Shire with Mulwaree and Crookwell Shires. The report notes divided opinions among residents and local officials about the potential consolidation.

Gunning Mulwaree Crookwell

Books by Former PMs Reviewed in Odd Texts

Peter Rudee reviews two books by former British prime ministers and a biography of Solel Coward by Maurice Dunlevs. The column, appearing on Saturday, discusses literary fare, a money related piece, and a fatal incident during winter turmoil, amid claims of development threatening an inland paradise.

Forver Pms Peter Rudee Solel Coward Maurice Dunlevs Job Gullert Sos Richardson Pape Althony Moron Suiry Avenel

Murdoch explains publishing finance tactics

Murdoch outlines publishing finance tactics as part of a broader media industry profile. The page notes tennis results with osewall defeating Sart and Edmondsen advancing to the semifinals, alongside lifestyle features and crosswords in a general holiday feature section.

Rupert Murdoch Osewall Sart Edmondsen Adva Tce Fe Bock Page Courts World News Finance Walter

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