Growth ceiling set for 1972 73 Commonwealth Public Service
Government agrees to a 3 percent growth ceiling on the Commonwealth Public Service for 1972-73 with total staff projected at 244,089 by Public Service Board chairman Alan Cooley. Treasury expects running costs to reach about 70.98 million in 1972-73, while new departments will mostly reuse existing units and initial salaries rise modestly.
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Public Service Bours
Alan Cooley
Fiime
Whitham
Brockers
Commonwealth Service
Late News Summary From Fragmented OCR
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear late news snippet with garbled phrases and stray characters. no coherent events, names, dates, or places are readable to identify a specific article or outcome.
Chinese seek residence for ambassador to Australia
The Chinese Government aims to establish a diplomatic mission in Canberra and seeks a residence for an unnamed ambassador. A Canberra Times ad offers up to 20 000 pounds yearly rent for a suitable large home in Forrest Deakin or Red Hill areas with multiple living spaces and servant quarters.
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Canberra
Peking
China
Australia
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Department of Foreign Affairs
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Deakin
Red Hill
Whitlam denounces resumed bombing of North Vietnam
Prime Minister Whitlam condemned the restart of bombing in North Vietnam calling it the sole blot on Australian US relations. He warned against private comments and said relations had improved since talks and bombing ceased, while acknowledging some ministers’ statements. The press conference followed a two day Cabinet meeting in Canberra.
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North Vietnam
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Vietnam
France
Whitlam outlines plans after Australian election
The article reports Prime Minister Whitlam announcing cabinet sessions to prepare legislation on welfare, sovereignty over territories, and appointing nine permanent heads. It notes proposed wage increases, extended maternity leave, and 18 year olds gaining vote and candidacy rights, alongside Australia’s stance on Vietnam and nuclear tests, and a New Zealand visit aligned with the Canberra pact.
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Commonwealth
Lidia
New Zealand
Canberra
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Nine Secretaries Named as Outsiders Appointed
The Federal Executive Council appointed outsiders to two First Division posts after nine secretaries were named, leaving Education and Property and Services as the only departments without permanent heads. Dr Donald McMichael, 40, director of the NSW Government’s National Parks and Wildlife Service, was named to one post.
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Donald McMichael
Nsw
National Parks and Wildlife Service
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Environment and Conservation and Mr Kim Onwin Head New Department
Environment and Conservation names Mr Kim Onwin aged 49 from Sydney as a key head of the new department. The announcement lists seven other permanent heads appointed to lead various divisions within the new Media Department amid a reshuffle.
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Kim Onwin
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Bartle Tmeler
Office of
Canberra official reshuffle stirs public service row
The article details a contentious appointment within the Northern Territory administration, highlighting the appointment of a senior officer despite opposition from Public Service and friction over the Deputy Secretary role. It notes prior positions in federal departments and a set of reshuffles affecting key public service leaders.
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Mani
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Department of Theral Affaire
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Dennis
Lush
Les
Terry
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Second Round of Talks in Paris on Vietnam Peace Efforts
The second round of talks resumes in Paris as U S Secretary of State Kissinger and North Vietnamese envoy Le Due Tho join Vietnamese and allied negotiators. The meeting follows recent air raids on Hanoi and Haiphong that observers link to current tensions.
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Keun Press
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Nation Security
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Manor
le Due Tho
140 Attend First Safety Classes at Deakin Centre
How children aged seven to fourteen attended the opening safety session at the Children's Traffic Demonstration Centre in Deakin. The Canberra Times and ACT Police organized five daily classes, addressing fit of bicycles, right and left turns, and road use on the miniature system.
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Canberra Times
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Ately
Payroll theft mystery in Canberra store disappearance
A security officer at the David Jones Canberra store vanished after collecting a 519,000 payroll from a bank. Police describe a man aged about 31 with short brown hair and a brown beard, wearing a cream shirt and carrying a briefcase. Investigators urge anyone who saw the suspect near Alinga Street in the morning to contact Canberra Detective-Inspector Kennedy.
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David Jones Ltd
Loyd
ANE
Align
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ACT
Newent
Ireasian
Alinga Steet
Kennedy
Two ACT women attacked in street report
Two ACT women were assaulted on a city street as police and authorities respond to the incident. The report notes regional security concerns and ongoing investigations, with background on related events in the area. It references New Orleans police, joint action calls, tyre standards, and Canberra college exam results as surrounding items in the edition.
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Australia
Canberra
Portrait of Don Bradman Painted by Australian Artist
A South Australian artist Robert Hasmlrd has painted a live portrait of Donald Bradman for the Pavylina at Lords. Bradman, captain of Australia’s team, is cited with connections to the 1985 1988 era and prominent cricket leadership.
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Australia
Donald Bradman
Robert Hasmlrd
Lords
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