Policies extend to rural sector in tariff debate Canberra Times
The Canberra Times argues that a 28 percent across the board tariff cut on agriculture and rural subsidies will only modestly curb inflation without accompanying budget reductions. It notes that effects may take months to materialize, imports and reallocation of resources will drive prices, and compensation may offset income losses. The piece cites a Royal Commission on oil pricing and remarks on political responses by Snedden and Anthony.
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Canberra Times
Wriedt
Australia
Repont
Snedden
Country Party
Anthony
Wisin
Protecan
CAGA Offers 64 Percent Note Plans in Banking Battle
CAGA joins with permanent building societies to offer unsecured notes at 64 percent interest for three months and then on call. Investors may withdraw after three months. minimum$200, maximum$50,000. Issuances target up to$16 million, with repayment via cheque or credit to CBC accounts.
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Cennes
AGC
CAGA
CBC
Meat prices unlikely to fall says Bureau official
Noel Honan of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics told the Joint Parliamentary Committee on Meat Prices that he does not expect meat prices to fall over the next year aside from seasonal lamb fluctuations. He warned a ban on lamb exports could dramatically affect domestic prices, with 40 percent of production diverted to the home market, while beef production rises.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Noel Honan
Honan
Joint Parliamentary Committee On Pres
Whan
Lab
Nsw
Bureau
John Sault
Senator Gietzelt
Nixon
Vici
Mr Honan
Japan iron ore price rise agreed with mills in Tokyo
TOKYO Japan's steel mills and Amax Ron Ore Corporation officials confirmed an average 15 percent price increase for iron ore shipments from Mt Newman Western Australia to Japan effective April this year The agreement followed final negotiations between Predicate Payne of Amax and Japanese steel mill representatives
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Tokyo
Japan
Mt Newman
Western Australia
Arows Nippon
Payne
Amax [Ron Ore Corporation
Steel
Rothmans sales rise 21.7 percent aided by Wenfeld tie in
Rothmans of Pall Mall Australia reports a 21.7 percent gain in sales value for year to June 30, with market share up and net profit up 8.2 percent to 3.73 million. Directors propose final dividend of 6 percent and a one-for-five bonus issue drawn from capital reserves, funded by heightened production and distribution costs. Net profit before tax rises 10.6 percent to 7.6 million. taxation provision climbs to 4.3 million from 2.9 million.
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Rothmans of Pall Mall (Australia) Ltd
Yeterday
Paul Hogan
Rothmans
Control Data unveils System 17 replacing 1700 series
Control Data Australia announces the System 17 as the successor to the 1700 line. Prices for typical setups range from 30 000 to over 100 000 dollars with some configurations reaching several hundred thousand. Two models exist with 3 nanosecond or 600 nanosecond cycle times and memory expandable to 64K words. The system links to lower cost peripherals including Teletypewriters, cartridge discs, line printers and tape transports, with integration into the new era of computing.
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Control Data Australia
Queensland
Control Data
J. FP. Onen
Control Data Corporation
Melbourne
MOS
R O'Neil
L.p.m. Mogan
Changes in CD management in Australasia
Control Data Corporation announces a restructuring of its Australia and South East Asia management. Paul Sibalik arrives in Melbourne as regional Manager for Australasia overseeing Australia New Zealand Indonesia Singapore Malaysia Thailand and India. Peter K MacGregor becomes managing director of Contral Australia Pty Ltd. H M Hughes, joint regional manager and managing director, will return to Minneapolis for a corporate marketing role.
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Control Data Corporation
Australia
South-East Asia
Paul Sibalik
Melbourne
Australasia
CDC
New Zealand
Indonesia
Singapore
Malaysia
Thailand
India
Sibalik
Washington
Peter K. MacGregor
Maning
Contral Australia Pty Ltd
Austra
H. M. Hughes
Control Data Australia
Minneapolisext
Town in the snow township near Cabramurra
A V Jennings Indus tries Ltd rebuilds the highest town in Australia at Cabramurra in the Snowy Mountains. The 330 million town ship rises 4,000 feet above sea level and will house Snowy Mountain Authority maintenance staff. The township includes 44 alpine houses health clinic preschool and primary school hostel canteen workshops and related buildings with metal deck roofs and angled siting for panoramic views.
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A. V. Jennings Industries (Australia) Ltd
Australia
Cabramurra
Snowy Mountains
Snowy Mountain Authority
Nixdorf exhibits range in Canberra launch
Nixdorf plans to establish a Canberra base with Nico Computer Pty Ltd appointing Gus Meyer as local representative. An exhibition at Lakeside International Hotel runs 31 July to 2 August from 10am to 5pm featuring the System 45 magnetic disc system and System 840, underscoring a 50 percent growth strategy managed by selective recruitment.
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Nico Computer Pty Ltd
Australia
Brisbane
Melbourne
Gus Meyer
Nixdorf
Lakesile International
Act
Doug Smith
Sydney
ACS conference returns to Terrigal NSW for long weekend
The Australian Computer Society NSW branch announces its annual residential conference at Terrigal from Friday November 9 to Sunday November 11. The event features a theme centered on planning and control in computing with several speakers and five workshop sessions offering delegates diverse experiences in the field.
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Australian Computer Society
Nsw
Terrigal
TEL eyes Ipsian Pacific bid after IPCAIL move
Industrial Equity Ltd plans a cash counter takeover of Overseas backed International Pacific Corporation Australia Investments Ltd as TEL weighs DAC Securities offer rejection. TEL may back IPCAIL if it accepts the bid. IPCAIL advised shareholders not to sell and appointed Ord BT Co Ltd as advisers.
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Industrial Equity Ltd
International Pacific Corporation Australia Investments Ltd
TEL
Ron Brierley
DAC Securities
PC Ail
Breerey
Ipcail
DAC
IFL
Sydney Stock Exchange
Acqui
Ipcaill Board
IEL
Gordon Barton
PCAIL
Ord- BT Co Ltd
Sydney
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Slater
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