09 Mar 1972
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 09, 1972
Page
1
The DLP allied with the Johor Party to advance a costs inquiry in Seviute hist merit. A committee vote 37 4 2 underscored procedural moves amid debates over prices, penalties, and potential reforms. The Hemera Sue Vipan panel pressed for actions, while Australian observers noted wider implications for policy and market expectations.
A sprawling, partially legible item reports a bomb damage incident involving a jumbo jet at McCarrin airport. The text notes an injuried crew and widespread panic as officials work to confirm details and identify responsible parties.
Western Australia branch of the ALP seeks a High Court challenge after a Federal court decision. The group asks the State Attorney General to consider that a constitutional action could be taken, aiming to reduce voting age. The case moves toward a High Court appeal from Western Australia.
The Superannuation Board backs changing how employees contribute to the Commonwealth superannuation fund. Instead of buying a fixed unit, officials would contribute a salary percentage, constant across service and set by age at joining. The Defence Forces Retirement Benefit Scheme mirrors this, with annual index-linked pensions and potential lump sum conversion. The plan suggests future lower payments for some members and includes preservation provisions for pension value. The recommendations stem from actuary reports and parliamentary tabling in 1947 amid broad interest.
In Melbourne on Wednesday two policemen were acquitted of manslaughter in the Collingburn case. Widespread statements described conflicting versions of the fight at Russell Street headquarters. Det Murphy and Constable Silman were released, with police guarding their homes as stoppages by Port workers loomed pending union consultation on a response.
The Prime Minister Mr McMahon and DLP Leader Senator Gair met last night for the first time since tensions rose over calls for intervention to prevent a metal union amalgamation. No statement was made about who initiated the talks.
The Canberra Hospital Management Board has recommended Dr Fhomayome as general superintendent to the Minister for Health Senin Sy hea fell. Approval is expected within three months and the term will begin after confirmation. Dr Fhomayome previously served as medical superintendent and surgeon at Rusk lunin fen Mase Hospi Uveeow and has naval reserve service.
Mr Snedden outlined that preparation of the actuary's report was held up by converting council records for an extensive computer system. The discussion covered pension reforms, phased scheme development, and the impact on widows and orphans, with focus on benefits under a new plan and the roles of the Public Service Organization.
Officials delay action on the so called embassy ordinance planned to deter Aboriginal demonstrations opposite Parliament House. The government shifts approach, with the proposal likely to be scrapped or postponed while the embassy remains in place. Petitions from ACT residents oppose the ban, arguing Ang Aboriginal protests should be allowed on the lawns. Police prepared to enforce if demonstrations occur, amid ongoing political contention.
Fragmentary text describes a drug remaining on sale and references a committee chair Sir William Morr and a Sidney gynecologist. It mentions an investigation into an original basement and an officer named Detective Ghiten, with unclear accusations and orders.
Hungary plans to upgrade ties with Australia by establishing an Embassy in Canberra and using Sydney as a consular hub. Negotiations follow Poland Australia full relations last month and signal broader Communist moves as Sino Australian recognition may influence timing. Poland is set to open embassy premises. Australia contemplates a Canberra building lease or purchase for the mission.
Namibian page 2 reports on a court where a judge will determine the doctors’ fees amid a broader probe into education and discipline. The article references political and financial sections, with scattered OCR fragments about victims and statements.
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