Auctions to Seek Public Input on Restricted System
The ACT Advisory Council plans a public call for submissions on the restricted auction system. Officials describe a process involving the Intertsr and Min weer to gather views. The National Capital Development Commission is slated to offer development blocks at Ma g with 37 large houses and 50K in charges noted.
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Morning smog trap looms over ACT for months
An early morning air pollution forecast for the ACT warned of a persistent smog trap as mild daytime warmth returns. A Department of the Interior spokesman described the situation, but ACT Health Services had not released formal guidance.
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Quang Tri Falls to North Vietnamese Forces
Saigon reports Quang Tri, South Viet Nam's first provincial capital, fell to North Vietnamese troops as Hanoi widened a 27 mile front from the demilitarised zone. American advisers evacuated by helicopter while civilian refugees fled.
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Australian foreign takeovers spark nationalist fears in Australia
In Melbourne Australia faces nationalist pressure over foreign takeovers as investors urge sensible limits on ownership. Federal Treasurer Snedden signals a White Paper on foreign investment while Victoria's Bolte urges voting-right limits for companies buying into Australian firms. Actions pending Government response ahead of autumn session.
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Horse rider dies in Canberra incident at public hotel
A horse rider died on Sunday afternoon near Te Prive Hotel Brae di Canberra after a fatal incident reported by a public servant. The Canberra fompit ef feat ott fal ma and the spokexnaa provided the details.
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Queensland road toll reaches fourteen after fatal crash
Brisbane reports the May Day toll rising to 14 with a driver from An Tpewich among the dead after a car overturned near Toogsoinwad. The crash occurred on a May Day ride, with authorities confirming the new total as the investigation continues.
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Minister Defends Views on Standards in Ireland
A minister in Northern Ireland defends his stance on standards amid tensions with another state. The article notes debate over proposed rules and comparisons to international benchmarks. Officials warn against escalation as discussions continue.
Nixon warns North Vietnam to halt offensive
President Nixon warned North Vietnam it faced grave risk from American bombing unless it called off its ground offensive in the South. He said bombing of military targets in the north would intensify and warned of severe consequences if Hanoi pressed on. The report covers U.S. and Soviet reactions and ongoing negotiations amid rising tensions and potential escalation.
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Australia eyes bigger role in world finance talks
Melbourne discussions with international finance leaders could give Australia a major say in upcoming money talks. Snedden pushes for Australia to join a smaller group replacing the Group of Ten with a full delegation returning home prepared for broader negotiations.
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Bishop palace site eyed near Australian War Memorial
The Church of England considered a vacant site near the Australian War Memorial for a Bishop's Palace in Canberra. The National Capital Commission confirmed possible on site use of about an acre with on site parking, to be provided as part of a church campaign. The Interior Department would decide any payment terms while Bishop C A Warren attended a conference.
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