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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

May 02, 1972

Page

3

Probate duty reform debated in Canberra hearings

Senate inquiry into probate duty heard researchers urge abolishing death and gift tax exemptions for primary producers. Newcastle University economists proposed uniform national tax bases and rates, more progressive scales, full integration of death tax with estate values, and a royal commission to review Australia’s tax structure. They warned current favorable treatment harms lower income families and primary producers.

Senate Canberra Australia Sibmsonon Ual Sarah Wheata P. E. Rae Lik Tas Johns

Barrister Seeks Federal Seat in Shortland Race

Barrister Tim Staples, expelled from the Communist Party in 1986 for denouncing Soviet actions and publishing Kruschev’s critique of Stalin, seeks selection by the Labor Party for the Federal seat of Shortland. A former attorney general’s department member, he was sacked after ASIO scrutiny in 2 years past.

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Heart centre opens today at Canberra Hospital

The National Heart Foundation opens an assessment centre on the ground floor of Canberra Hospital beside casualty. Two cardiologists and a social worker will provide free advice and help patients find suitable work. Initially open Tuesday afternoon, hours may extend with demand. Dr Maye Faunce notes 73 percent of older heart patients become fit for work. The foundation’s ACT Medical and Scientific Committee secretary provided contact details.

National Heart Foundation Canberra Hospital Itatien Maye Faunce Bt Fortun Dr Faunce

Weekend vandalism hits Canberra schools and sites

Damage estimated at 68 dollars to three schools in Canberra with equipment worth 31 dollars stolen from a third. Building materials valued at 32 dollars stolen from Turner Primary. Watson Primary and Narrabundah Primary report breakages. A record player two corner cabinets, an electric motor, wheelbarrows, timber, and other items valued around 90 and 31 dollars are missing or damaged across several sites including Melrose Drive and Botany Street. Police say materials belonged to Bishop Engineering and were part of an air conditioning system.

Canberra Yexter Turner Watson Ogether Bishop Engineering Pty Ltd Mokean Place Serpentine Street Stirling Park Yarralumla

Sydney bids to host world chess championship

A Sydney syndicate led by Wallas Pry Ltd hopes to stage the world chess championship between Bobby Fischer of the United States and Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union in Australia around November. Linden Prowse, head of the Sydney company, says Fischer is the main hurdle but believes a deal may be reached. Melbourne and others echoed interest with backers offering money and support.

Sydney America Bobby Fischer Boris Spassky Saviet Union Australis Linden Prowse Wallas Pry Ltd Fischer

Australia introduces new timetable schedules smoothly

Melbourne reports the switch to new timetable tables completed with no major internal delays. Spokesmen for the services said the revised timetables reduce ride times on several routes, especially to Tasmania and Perth. The public response was positive with no complaints after the first operation day.

Melbourne Australia Ratallet Epariare Tasman

Papua New Guinea Considers Semi Presidential System

Port Moresby reports the interior minister proposes a semi presidential government for Papua New Guinea. He says the House of Assembly would elect the head of state from its members, a move amid debate among supporters of rival systems and the Melanesian nation context.

Port Moresby Papua New Guinea Dr Guise Universiy of Papua New Howe

Advice to Cabinet and provincial assemblies proposed

The text discusses a government system with local village councils and provincial assemblies. It envisions a cabinet style council of state advising the Cabinet, led by a president of each assembly, and proposes direct election of the Head of State after an initial period. Territory divided into provinces each with its own assembly.

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