Slight Credit Easing Tipped Amid Tight Lending Policy
The cabinet signaled a potential slight easing of bank credit as the economy faces a restrictive lending policy. Ministers reviewed economic minutes and discussed directives from the Reserve Bank to prioritise export and primary industries while considering a modest expansion of credit.
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Tax reimbursement and grants allocations shown for states
The State Governments will receive an extra 21 million pounds in uniform tax reimbursements and grants for roads and universities next financial year. Asif will receive about 99 million in these reimbursements, Victoria will get 73 million, with increases of several million. The text is garbled and partially unreadable but indicates broader funding increases.
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Commonwealth Revenue and Grants Outlook at Premiers Conference
The Treasurer Mr Holt outlines revised taxation reimbursements of 291 million and road grants up to 50 million with capital expenditure rising beyond 5 million. He notes reduced Commonwealth revenue, disputed state borrowing targets, and continued federal support for major projects including roads and ports as premiers meet to decide funding.
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Bank To Lend Extra Five Million For Housing
The bank plans an additional five million pound loan for housing. The minister announced the funds are part of broader housing measures funded by the Commonwealth and states. The Commonwealth will provide substantial housing support this year including War Service homes and state agreements. A Brisbane project worth five hundred twenty five thousand pounds will see Commonwealth backing of four hundred twenty thousand pounds.
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Dexter's 180 Sets Up Test Draw as England Hold West Indies
Dexter blasted 180 off 45 overs to anchor England in a tense first Test at Trent Bridge, forcing a draw. Barrington stayed unbeaten on 48 as Subba Row and Miss contributed with key stands and wickets, while England’s defense staved off a Australian-style chase and preserved parity.
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US to Push Russians on Spot Over Atomic Ban Proposals
The Kenedy Administration plans a White Paper to expose Soviet veto demands on verification teams and secrecy in the USSR. It argues such veto power endangers a ban and could pave the way to resume underground testing. Britain pressed Moscow at the Geneva talks to show willingness to tone down on arms control.
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Ministers to Tour Commonwealth Capitals for Market Talks
The Crime Minister told the House of Commons that ministers would visit Commonwealth capitals for talks on the Curumen Market. He said the government believed closer ties with Commonwealth nations and Britain’s relationship with the European Economic Community were essential.
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