Therapy for spastic girl ends over chiropractor care
ACT Health Services halted physiotherapy for a six year old spastic girl at Koomarri Training Centre after her mother Julie King disclosed regular adjustments by a chiropractor. Health officials said chiropractors lack formal registration in ACT and raised safety concerns, while physiotherapists are chosen for verified qualifications and access to medical advice.
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ACE Health Services
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Cumin
Julie
Koomarri
ACT Health Services
Kine
Ake
Mire King
Heath Services
Rheld Wells
Nat Prema Dider
Cnnme
Dy Wells
Italsc
Hom
Alie
Ulin
Control board powerless on TV stations in Melbourne
The Bruddensing-Control Board lacks power to enforce rules on television stations. Chairman Myles Wright told the Senate committee regulators are advisory only. He urged a legally enforceable licensing renewal system to curb violations and enable penalties, noting repeated erosion of board authority by stations.
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Thurwiy
Bruddensing — Control Board
Henin Ay
Simg Idle Video
Myles Wright
Wright
Senate Standing Committee On
Aay
Tex
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Cilletas
Tefensee
Perth Doctor Blames Drug Delays For Patient Deaths
A Perth physician says the wait for Commonwealth Health Department approval of new drugs is costing lives. He notes that overseas trials exist and criticizes the government policy requiring local cures before release.
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Perth
Thurslay
de Ton Diy
Commonwealth Heath Department
Mountain hunt for gunman
Police search for a man armed with a rifle who allegedly shot dead a woman at Hawawille near Wollongong. A witness said the suspect fired twice into the head and once into the chest before fleeing as officers cordon off the area near Koonawarra. A woman from Blowneville Hills died at Wollongong Hospital from the injuries.
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Wollongong
Ay Mvle
Hawawille
Meary Dart
Soday
Ralise
Omar
Atawn
Koonawarra
Saul
Blowneville Lanevich
Wollongony Hospital
Oman
NZ Budget Eases Tax hits and boosts pensions
New Zealand unveils 1974 budget with 20 percent pension rise for couples and singles, tax reform, and a personal rebate. It introduces a home ownership incentive, a three year savings plan, and wage incentives to spur manufacturing and exports while extending subsidies during the wartime recovery.
Nixon freezes prices in national shock move
President Nixon ordered a six day price freeze on virtually all US goods to curb a new inflation surge. The surprise action targets consumer prices while excluding some items like farm and certain staple products. He touted it as a decisive step to prop up the dollar and restore confidence, saying wage gains should follow moderation rather than feed the spike. Continued on pages.
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Washington
Nixon
United States
Meters to be installed at Civic Centre area
The National Capital Development Commission announced that the Commonwealth Departments Works would begin work this week on 20 parking meters and 60 parking voucher dispensers in the Civic Centre area. A spokesman said installation would be completed by early October with dispensers controlling short term parking in off street areas near the Civic Centre and Hobart Place.
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National Capital Development _ Commision
Commonwealth Department
Snt Works
Civic Centre
NCDC
Hobart Place
Stephanie Hall
Griffith
Department of Works
Australian capital outflow deepens as reserves edge down
Figures show a continuing outflow of capital from Australia with official reserves dipping by about 62 million to total 4 282 million. Preliminary data for May indicate inflows of 213 million, aided by lender support and international factors. UK and Australia discuss reserve levels and policy stance with political leaders present at a joint briefing.
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Australia
Ania
Aut Nia
Balean
Guerilla activity rises in Pakistan amid unsettled border areas
Fragmentary reports describe increased insurgent activity across vast territories as regular army units confront guerilla bands in the Perrine and Dir regions. Noted are civilian casualties, tribal leadership disputes, and accusations of A Ail Assembly members resigning. Local authorities deny clear sanctions and note shifting deployments of Special Levies amid ongoing insecurity.
Hit and run death outside TAB branch in Dickson
A man was killed in a hit and run outside the TAB branch on Antill Street, Dickson, near 7:10 pm. The victim was identified as Mr Steve Raptis of Hacker. He was changing a rear wheel when struck by a car. He died at the hospital shortly after arrival.
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TAB
Antill Street
Dickson
Uist
Steve Raptis
Hacker
ACT Rates Past and Future Imagination Rules Page
A reader notice in the page 2 segment by Gay Davidson discusses ACT rates and imagination. The brief mentions rule pages 11 to 14 and hints at ongoing or upcoming discussions, with reference to past and future rate considerations.
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