Milk delivery fee hike eyed by ACT advisory council
The ACT Advisory Council recommended a price rise for milk delivered to Canberra households as a measure to ease financial strain on vendors. The proposal, debated at length, suggests a delivery charge of up to 3 pence per pint and a 1 to 3 pence increase per pint in some cases, with vendors partly bearing the cost and milk companies and the Canberra public sharing the burden.
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Biiderby
Éournei
Atveil
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Publc
Comeil
Jim Leenan
Lib
MK Distributare Coe Operative Society
Norm MacLeod
MacLeod
Gordon Walsh
Lab
ACI
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Gordon Walthy Yeater
Labor Party
Abe Cenmmells
Milk Authority
Uthonly Ad
Wall
Authenty
Mit Kon Fry
Fry
Conners We
Late News Billed Unscrambled Aircraft Explanations
Fragmentary report notes an air incident with references to passengers and a presumed range. Details are unclear with multiple garbled names and places. The brief mentions an aircraft and a sealreced event near Blas with St Wall.
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AW Chase
Srenish Oil Lines
CY Star Naaich
Vevandiog Presugalai
Dames Aan
Presia
St Wall Tee
Students favor uniforms but seek style improvements
In Canberra Times sampling, high school sites prefer uniforms to no uniforms yet criticize current designs as mid fashionable. Miss Py Wallan notes forms act as a visible sign of school identity, while students aim to earn experience and balance tradition with modern style.
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Canberra Times
Py Wallan
Wells
ACTU Accepts Penalty Clauses If Negotiated
In Hobart a conference heard ACTU president Mr Jew Award announce support for penalty clauses in negotiated trade deals. Hawke said unions may voluntarily accept such clauses but the ACTU would not be a signatory to any agreement including penalties. The discussion covered water, road, airlines and pulp and paper industries with regional variations noted.
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Soto
Jew
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Lapoor
Cameron
Hawke
ACTU
Actu Wold
Timony
Actu Congress
Stawke
Oil
Airways
Amily Pulp and Paper Industries
Attacks on Minister's Role Denied in Hobart
In Hobart on Monday, Deputy Prime Minister Barnard and Defence Minister denied claims that public servants and the United States control his department. He criticized opponents during the Devonport ALP conference, defended personnel decisions, and vowed to oppose what he termed unprincipled attacks on defence policy. The party majority supported the defense stance, with 191 votes for and 19 abstentions.
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United States
Devonport
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Barnard War
Waxmania
Reece
Hamley
Paris
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Hartley
George Crawford
Ther
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Crawford
Ramant
Austra
Hiriley
Hiw
Interkr
Besin Toohey
Lloyds
Tie
Land Carrington
Me Toohey
Lloyd Hau
Touich
Arthur Tange
Mv Sia
Papuan Tukabu killings fuel calls for action in Parliament
In Port Moresby a government inquiry probes the Tukabu secret society blamed for up to 60 murders yearly. Law Secretary Kearney promised a full report as MPs demand government measures to prosecute Tukabu followers and curb the killings.
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Kearney
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Potim
Hig
Pokia
Deleen Silema
Ot Pokia
Takabi
Mazinralgy
Takabu Fellowes
Juriste
Dollar talks sought as market pressures mount in Europe
Brussels reports that European Economic Community ministers for finance agreed to invite the United States Japan and other major trading nations to a Paris meeting on Friday to address the dollar. The plan aims to defend the exchange system and prevent European currencies from rising, amid a looming 10 percent devaluation fixed February 12.
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European Economic Community
United States
Japan
Paris
Associated Press
Span
Canada
Sweden
Switzerland
C T
Schmidt
Ortoli
Britain
Me Barker
Nelissen
Luxemburg
Werner
Aap-Ap
Government to Guarantee Income Across Australia
The Federal Government proposed a guaranteed income scheme for all Australians, backed by national superannuation. Minister Hayden said the plan aims to cover pension and sickness benefits, with compulsory participation and extended support for low income families and dependents, while deferring some entitlements until the system is in place.
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Aysteim
All Australis
Social Security
Hayden
Dayden
Penn
Henelsn
Tatiana
Andi
Sera Health Smsusaice
Peitune
fAnniiabion
Sisi
Pravise
Wesel
Penslin Cnst
Increased charges for dogs proposed
Advisory council accepted several recommendations for penalties and device controls including higher pound fees and dynamic registration changes. Ministers warned July increases are needed to cover rising median costs. Thailand and cricket notes appear in brief alongside miscellaneous items.
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Tne Act Advisory Counscil
Piydens
Metient Veneliis
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