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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 16, 1966
Page
3
Damaged clipping reports a government push for stricter pesticide review and risk oversight. It notes Premier Sir Henry Bolte facing pressure to tighten controls amid concerns of false economies and pesticide dangers, with warnings of potential public health and environmental risks.
Fragmented OCR text mentions marching titles and teams at a Canberra championships event with unclear names and dates. Key entities include Canberra and possible team references, but details are unreadable. The item appears to be a brief sports or event notice with stray words and jumbled names.
The hearing speeches report the policeman denying any evidence or statements linking Mr X to alleged acts. Witnesses describe the interrogation and lingering questions about motive, while the court weighs prior claims and defense arguments. The judge’s decision is awaited as the trial proceeds.
NSW Health Minister Jago stated small country hospitals would remain a stalwart of the public system and there was no plan to close them. He and committee chair Mr Sheahan outlined the Riverina focus and a statewide review, with no evidence of hospital closures at this time.
The Canby ceremony will honor 116 new citizens as the ACP Agvianny Counc and ministers assemble. The minister representing the government will be Henry Me, with immigration committee members present to witness the naturalization event and future pledge by new citizens and their families.
Sergeant Rod Ridgwell leads extra night patrols after a wave of thefts in Canberra areas. Police report substantial property losses with months of ongoing incidents. Authorities say intensified policing aims to reduce break ins and thefts in multiple suburbs.
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