Growth tax assured for States
Prime Minister McMahon hints growth tax could be offered to Australian states after Premiers Conference in Canberra. Government aims to confirm a form of growth tax while balancing party positions and economic principles amid mixed feedback from state leaders and Liberal Party discussions.
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MyMahon
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Tye
Elliplsh Derby Triumph by Maa Mello’s Red Colt
A 14 mile Elliplsh Derby victory was claimed today by the red colt owned by Maa Mello amid late news from Wednewae. The event featured IpsoM EP STM as an alongside note in the coverage.
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Reuter
Maa Mello
Cold weather halts work at church painter studio
An elderly painter, Karl Marekletis, has halted his work at a church in Forrest due to severe cold. He has spent up to 13 hours daily over the past two years attempting to paint, but the icy walls and ceiling make it impossible. Marekletis, who spent years abroad and has earned eight medals in American exhibitions, now faces an uncertain finish while winter endures.
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Fresenes
Cotha
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George
Forrest
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Monzan
Chicago
New York
Paris
Mexico
Ciy
Buenos Aires
Romi
Fila
Marek
Yugoslavia
Austria
Top US soldier faces murder charge
Brigadier General Jah Donaldson, 47, is charged with murder and assault of eight civilians in South Vietnam. Alleged acts occurred between November 1981 and January 1982 while he commanded the Americal Division unit. Also charged are two Vietnamese civilians and Lieutenant Colonel William McCloskey, with incidents in March 1969 tied to Calley and My Lai. Military officials say investigations continue and charges reflect war crime allegations.
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Geveral Donaldson
Luc le
Stam
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Donalison
Massa
Calley
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Eva Scatives
Bonaldson
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Ronaldson
Australia grooves for Soviet dialogue in wartime talks
The Australian government under minister for external affairs Mr Bury outlines wartime diplomacy with the USSR. He says Australia will permit Soviet access to Sydney ports for naval and shipping needs and will appoint an agricultural representative in Canberra. He notes importance of ministerial exchanges and visits between Canberra and Moscow after preliminary discussions.
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Soviet Union
Syney
Australia
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Canberra
Burysid Mere
Moscow
Broker testimony on staff dealings at Leopold Minerals case
Senate inquiry into extensive share trading by Leopold Minerals NL via Sydney office of John T. Martin & Company. Rae Liky pressed for fuller cross examination as Massey and others testified. evidence showed 9 dates of payments and 27 480 shares valued from 50 153 020 amid aggressive trading tied to short selling. Managers acknowledged credit growth and possible use of alias accounts to avoid office systems. The proceeding continues on page 24.
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Senate Select Committee On Securities Ant Exchange
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Tas
Leopold Minerals NL
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Melbourne
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Carter
Melnouiie
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Vally
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Gale Stone
S Ecess
Ihrea
John Z. Marlin and Company
A. Hi. Frown
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Fee
J.T Martin
Madden
Australia weighs giant uranium plant with Japan talks
The Australian Atomic Energy Commission and Minister Swartz said Australia is carefully examining a potential gaseous diffusion uranium enrichment plant with a possible investment up to 1000 million dollars. Discussions include Japan and Canada, with talks likely to resume in Tokyo and Canada later this year, hinting at a three way consortium and US tech input. Australia aims to become a major world producer as Naburlek and Northern Territory prospects boost confidence.
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Australia
Australian Atomic Energy Commission
Swartz
Wie World
I. J. Greene
Canberra
Tokyo
Ako
Canada
Japan
Uranston
Naburlek
Atomic Energy
Imingy
Anatolia
Move to Tighten ACT Drug Laws
Fragmented report covers policy push in the ACT to tighten drug laws amid global negotiations and refugee crises. Mentions President, allies, and unrest in central Europe with cholera outbreaks in refugee camps. Includes a non-specific note about a domestic inquiry into allowances for a wife and child.
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Lysaghts raise prices for steel products by 5
Lysaghts Australia Ltd will lift base prices for steel products from June 6, adding about ten dollars per ton for uncoated and galvanised sheet and call-steel. The rise follows earlier cost increases and is expected to transfer gradually to builders and manufacturing costs.
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Lysaghts
Ape
Sydney
John Lysaght (Australia) Ltd
John Lysaght
Jainil
Broken As Veoprietary Company Ltd
Keen
Nettlefolds Group
Britain
Fin
Rance
D. BR. Rickard
Pot Hicklady
HHP
Cold day forecast for Canberra and Alpine Way closure
A forecast predicts a cold day for Canberra with a low around TH degrees. The Bureau of Meteorology spokesman notes Tas night conditions. Acting superintendent Mr Garratt reports Klinacoban Cabra Morta Ranch closed due to heavy snow likely through winter end. Alpine Way expected to stay clear for winter.
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Bureau of Meteorology
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