Sheltered workshop planned for Goulburn city
A public meeting in Goulburn unanimously backed establishing a sheltered workshop for retarded persons. Dr Thoth and Mr MOF Andersen spoke on site options, costing about 24000 with two thirds funded by the Federal Government. One supervisor per 15 workers would be needed and about a dozen people could be employed. A further planning meeting is expected soon.
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NSW teachers weigh strike over pay and crowded rooms
Sydney high school teachers plan stop work meetings this week to press for higher pay and better conditions. They demand smaller class sizes, more staff, and relief teachers to ease overcrowding at Randwick and Mascot memorials, with leaders urging immediate action.
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ANU Drives Charity Collections Amid Hunger Campaign
A university drive at ANU raises funds for hunger relief, with collections planned across several weeks starting in September. NSW Teachers Federation survey shows declined education services, prompting calls for action from teachers and opposition.
NG bank to take over ex servicemen credit scheme
Papua and New Guinea Development Bank may assume responsibility for the ex servicemen credit scheme in the Territory. Minister for Territories Mr Barnes said the transfer would simplify credit management and follow World Bank mission recommendations. Policy approval and legislation required before the takeover.
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New TB Rules for Migrants to Australia Announced
Canberra health minister Dr Forbes unveiled a new regulation requiring all migrants to prove freedom from tuberculosis before traveling to Australia. Airlines and shipping firms must verify clearance certificates, with the rule effective in August. The ACT Council of Parents and Citizens Associations plans a meeting at Woden Valley High School at 7 pm tomorrow to discuss education and parental concerns.
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War Memorial mural planned by Australian aid and British experts
An English expert and War Memorial specialists in Canberra plan a large aeronautical mural for the Australian War Memorial, to be hung on the back wall. The project, chaired by Sir George Cur, will depict various aircraft flown by Australian servicemen since 1912. It starts after weeks of meetings and is expected to take at least two years to finish, spanning 18 panels and a 140 by 15 foot area. Sir John Ritchie of the Royal Veterinary College, London, will visit Canberra to discuss the project with veterinary officials and the Australian Veterinary Association.
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