Judge agrees to hear oilmen's claims
Australian arbitration hearings resume as judge considers the oil industry dispute. Union leaders say employers push an absurd plan while workers seek a guaranteed weekly wage and improved leave. Proceedings delayed as unions confer. representatives from Amalgamated Metal Workers Union Electrical Trades Union Australian Society of Engineers Federated Ironworkers discuss terms with ACTU president Hawke.
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Two more policemen resign in Adelaide
Two more members of the Adelaide Vice Squad quit amid the inquiry into Dr George Ogilvie Duran’s death. Constables John Cawley and Michael Kenneth Clayton resigned, while Constable Brini Tihvin Rudo was suspended for questioning at the Duncan Inquest. Senior Constable Hudson retired earlier in July.
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Investment Flow Inquiries On Mafia Money In Australia
Federal treasurer Mr Snedden ordered immediate inquiries by the Treasury and Reserve Bank into allegations of Mafia investment in Australia. Attorney General Senator Aircenwooll said he would await departmental reports and noted no current evidence of breaches of Commonwealth law, while the government weighs rapid financial inflow controls.
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Mafia money in Australia linked to US funds says official
Deputy Commonwealth Police Commissioner Me f 8 and others say evidence suggests Mafia investment in Australian entities including food wholesaling and service companies. NSW detectives investigate large payments and alleged connections to licensed Sydney operations as hearings consider foreign ownership and potential profits steered to alien hands.
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Meat price rise eyed amid export pressure
Australian meat prices may increase despite expected shortages. Lord Barnes, chairing the Meat Export Council, warned export demand could lift wholesale prices, signaling higher domestic costs. The US appeals to New Zealand amid talks on meat prices and export dynamics.
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India sets PoW release terms after Simla peace
New Delhi reports Prime Minister Gandhi said Pakistani prisoners captured in last December’s Indo-Pakistani war would not be returned until durable peace is assured. She spoke at a press conference on the Simla summit peace agreement with President Bhutto, noting border stability as key and avoiding a direct link to Kashmir.
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Life Line study to examine factors prompting telephone calls
CSIRO will study why people phone Life Line using computer assisted data from affiliated centers in Australia. The project, led by Reverend Ian Miles at Sydney Life Line, will compare results with the Midtown Manhattan Study and may extend to Canberra. NSW psychiatrist Dr Lindony Maden will assist.
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McGovern gains tilt as Wallace display stirs Florida convention
Florida dispatch reports McGovern solidifying control over the Democratic Party while Alabama Governor George Wallace, in a wheelchair after an May shooting, receives a rousing reception. Delegates endorse McGovern platform planks for immediate Vietnam withdrawal, school funding, welfare reform, and anti capital punishment, despite Wallace’s outspoken opposition. Democratic leaders, including Kennedy, consider unity moves as Humphrey and Muskie withdraw.
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Police bar departure blocks five from ball flight
Police prevented five men from leaving Canberra Airport on the first leg of a flight to Queensland yesterday. Australian Capital Territory police said the men were stopped during the early hours and no charges were announced as the investigation continued.
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Whitlam Eyes WA Ten Seats Challenge in House Race
Western Australians may push a High Court test to secure a tenth federal House seat. The Opposition leader, Mr Whitlam, spoke in Perth at noon after arriving in the city, urging a statewide vote if such a question were held. The state would elect 10 members.
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South Africa Readmitted to Davis Cup Competition
The Davis Cup committee in Helsinki voted to readmit South Africa to the 1970 Davis Cup competition, reversing earlier exclusion amid political protests. SAPTL officials hailed the decision while opponents warned it risks broader sanctions. the move allows South Africa to compete in the Americas Zone under protests from anti-apartheid groups.
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Vote case move for High Court
A brief item notes a move in a vote case seeking directions or a change related to the High Court. The report references page 3 coverage and indicates ongoing legal proceedings without detail on parties or outcomes.
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Death of Australian artist in St Vines Hospital
The Australian artist Wyarsey died in St Vines Hospital on Wednesday after a brief illness. A member of the Climminiveality Art Council, he is survived by his family and colleagues. The arts community mourns the loss and recalls his contributions to local exhibitions and creative projects.
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Government urged grant revive alcohol abuse effort
The Federal Government is urged to reconsider denying a $50,000 annual grant for alcoholism and drug dependence programs. ACT Trades Union Council backs a full ban on brick delivery into the AC-Industrial sector as part of a broader policy discussion.
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