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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1976
Page
1
The Trade Practices Commission investigates complaints that Australian record manufacturers and retailers withhold records and pressuring importers. Spokesmen say complaints are widespread across states with some substantiated. Owners report economic pressure from manufacturers and fear of sanctions for importing overseas records.
Police report a blast outside a branch of a French bank in Paris caused severe damage. Officials described the incident as an explosion with multiple injuries and ongoing investigations underway.
Officials say new comprehensive warranties will add up to 150 to the price of new and used vehicles. Dealers face stricter duties as the ACT and NSW ministries move to require coverage on all parts and damages not caused by owner misuse. The draft ordinance aims to govern sale and warranty standards for motor vehicles nationwide.
The 21 member Popular Assembly of East Timor, meeting hastily in Dill, unanimously approved a petition for integration with Indonesia. Observers noted Indonesian influence as diplomats from 26 countries watched. Australia was not represented, while Thailand, Malaysia, and Nigeria sent observers. A spokesman said a formal request would be sent to Jakarta.
Researchers report that microscopic air bubbles trapped in deep Antarctic ice cores preserve carbon dioxide samples dating back tens of thousands of years. The study, conducted by an international team including the Comino Belemne and tnsosiranesearch Organisation, shows how analyzing these bubbles can compare historic atmospheric CO2 with present levels. Cores are stored in deep facilities in Australia awaiting further analysis.
The Australian Law Reform Commission chair argues about whether Aboriginal customary law should join the general legal system, noting a recent South Australia case where a judge ruled punishment for an Aboriginal offender could be handled by the tribe. The discussion reflects limits and timing of customary law in modern justice.
Japanese Prime Minister Miki told reporters in Tokyo that Australia is a prime source of uranium for Japan in the coming decade and beyond. He noted nuclear energy would rise from 6 percent to about 10 percent of Japan's total energy by 1985, with uranium imports already at 9,000 short tons from Australia. He declined to say whether Japan would push broader cooperation with Canberra to secure cycles and supplies.
Mir Miki states I A E C feasibility studies on nuclear fuel cycles with governance and environmental safeguards. Japan clarifies no position on a cycle in Australia while welcoming the Australia Japan treaty efforts. Official Japanese commentary emphasizes fair and equitable treatment in the Australia Japan relationship and maintains existing intergovernmental terms.
Fragmented text appears military and medical in tone with references to unions trade and racing. The readable content mentions cost cutting plans by doctors monitoring systems, and partial notes on unions and government actions, though specifics are unclear.
The report summarizes statements by Mr Miyazawa and Mr Mel regarding moving toward better relations between Japan and Austria and potential security arrangements. They discuss possible shifts in travel and ministerial visits, with veto considerations by the Australian Prime Minister and an eye to broader regional outreach including New Zealand.
A Sydney report quotes Deputy Prime Minister Anthony on Japan relations and Australasia ties. He praises frankness in discussions while noting Japan's cautious approach and the need for direct, courteous dialogue with Nippon.
Governor General John Kerr announced that Australia will create knighthood and dame medals within the Order of Australia. A revised constitution elevates Australians to new honours including Companion, Officer, and Member grades with post-nominals and a Medal of the Order of Australia for defence forces and other meritorious service.
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