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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 28, 1973

Page

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ACT taxi licence ballot selects ten licensees in Canberra

About 70 people crowded the Canberra Electoral Office as 20 numbers were drawn from the ballot box to offer 10 taxi licences. The draw narrowed 1,023 applications to 970 in the ballot, with 11 applicants excluded or withdrawn. Ten licensees named include Graeme Howard Cook, Douglas Phillip Cook, Klaus Peter Drosdeck, Kim Anthony Hancock, John Andrew Allan, Richard Charles Ziebell, James Framis Gowing, Barry Stoney, William George Spinks, and Bruce Herbert Anderson with reserves.

Canberra Graeme Howard Cook Banfield Street Downer Douglas Phillip Cook Whilda Street Riven Klaus Peter Drosdeck Cheel Place Farrer Kim Anthony Hancock Duffy Street Ainslie John Andrew Allan Longerenong Street Richard Charles Ziebell Bryant Place Weston James Framis Gowing Sturt Avenue Narrabundah Barry Stoney Phillip Avenue Watson William George Spinks Booth Crescent Cook Bruce Herbert Anderson Namatjira Drive Fisher

Hunger strike protester in Tahiti in critical condition

In Papeete Tahiti a hunger strike protester is in critical condition after refusing medical aid. The man, one of three involved, faced the Friday protest on Hos Atoll according to reports from AAP Reuter.

Papeete Tahiti Barry Hos Atoll

Bank of England raises rate to defend sterling

The Bank of England lifted the minimum key rate to 11 percent in an effort to restore the global standing of sterling. The move marks the highest level in years as authorities seek to bolster confidence and curb currency weakness.

Sterlin Frida Cxap-Reuters Bank of England Sterling

U K Liberals Win Two More Seats in By-Elections

London reports the Liberal Party secured two additional by-elections in Ripon Yorkshire and the Isle of Ely. Dr Keith Hampson led the campaigns with a 64 percent turnout, achieving 43.5 percent of votes versus 13.1 percent at the prior general election. The Ely result widened Liberal chances in the parliamentary contest.

London Liberals Ripon Yorkshire Isle of Ely the Press Association Keith Hampson Mocates I Sabtae Ioatee

Australia to sign long term wheat deal with China

Australia is close to agreeing with China on a three year wheat supply totaling 1.5 to 1.8 million tons annually. Prices would renegotiate each year and the exact yearly quantity may vary by a small amount. Dr Cairns said Australia might not meet the full demand for two years, while China’s visiting minister bid farewell at the airport after a six day tour.

Australia China Cairns Tulsa Marine Pai, Hsiang-kyo

Two new honours positions created in Department of State

The Special Minister for State Senator Willesee created two new honours section posts within the Department of the Special Minister for State. One role focuses on policy recommendations and administration of honours and awards, while the other covers policy interpretation and related duties.

Willesee Whitam McMahon Whitlam Nacional Lo “ Pi

Australia Opposes All Nuclear Tests Says Whitlam

Prime Minister Whitlam stated Australia opposes all nuclear tests whether atmospheric underground or in other forms. He linked environmental harm to atmospheric testing and proposed action through United Nations forums and international bodies rather than unilateral moves.

Merida Whitlam France United States Soviet Union New Zealand Mr Whitham International Court Mexico Australia Peru United Nations World Corre Mexico City Echeverria Becheverno Austalia Britain Renou

Whitlam outlines resource cooperation plan in tentative talks

In a tentative move on resources diplomacy, Prime Minister Whit lam outlined Australia’s position to cooperate with other nations to control mineral export rates and prices. He cited existing oil and tin arrangements, noted talks with Brazil and the Caracas Group, and discussed joint efforts with Mexico on managing domestic resource development amid overseas control.

Whitlam Australia Brazil Caracas Mr Whitlam Echevents

Balcatta Campaign Underfunded Amid Bid for Seat

Report notes a dull race for Balcatta with Liberal and Party support numbers. Mentions a decade of electoral practice, Dr Beck and AMA ties, and shielding donor sources. Critics link public exposure to alleged undercover actions by doctors and questions around Pincom's proposed national health plan.

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Lengthening of life and protests disrupt local groups

Seven Canberra residents seek others to join a social seal of society promotion while a Group 8 league protest affects a team’s two point deduction amid eligibility disputes. The page notes critique of modern advertising by Ralph Nader and reviews two books on Admasy. Yarrabah in Northern Queensland asserts independence from patronage, challenging outsider notions per Rohan River.

Canberra Quearhyyao Kangarees Ralph Nader Brian Palfrey Queensland Yarrabah Rohan River

FARRER Large Family Home With Modern Interiors

A substantial four bedroom residence spreads over 164 squares on two levels with 34 squares downstairs. It features carpeted lounge dining areas, a modern kitchen, built in tower in two bedrooms, an en suite in the main, well chosen lighting and blinds, a professionally landscaped garden, and generous high quality fittings throughout. Inspection arranged by appointment.

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HE CAN LEARN TIMES vetted by The Feders

A garbled notice from Capitol Press and affiliates in Aw ty Limited and Austra Pty Limited, plus Jean Fairfax & Gone Limited, appears to be a postal access posting. The unclear text references Canberra City and a 2801 postal code, with a phone number 480066, and mentions publication and posting services. The fragment lacks clear facts or actionable details.

Feders! Capitol Press Awty Limited Pirle Street Pyainwick Act Pedere! Capitel Press Austra. Pty Limited Jean Fairfax & Gone Limited OQ Gas Cenberra City Csigery &. Sm

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