Impending PSB appointment linked to ACOA leader lines up
Reports from Melbourne say Des Linehan, Federal secretary of the Administra tive and Clerical Officers Association, is expected to be appointed a Commonwealth Public Service Board commissioner from month end. The development, confirmed by sources near Labour Minister Cameron, unsettles the ACOA, with Stan Imer and Norm Campbell named as possible successors. Linehan’s move would fill a major gap and shift leadership dynamics within the public service and union circles.
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Plea for prisoners in South Vietnam
The Nation reports by Melbourne on Wednesday that the Commission for Justice and Power of the Catholic Church in Australia appeals for release of nine Young Christian Workers organisers held in South Vietnam. They are listed as political prisoners, with four already found innocent. The commission plans to urge Prime Minister Whitlam to seek their release and to request a review of all political prisoners in South Vietnam.
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Destroyer project option retained by Government
The Federal Government kept the option to adopt the Australian designed and built DDL destroyer project if selected after review. Details mention costs and preliminary design work, with references to officials and review timing. Also notes a local unemployment drop in Goulburn to 303 in the pair match, the lowest since October.
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French tests a possible threat to health
The Australian Academy of Science reports fallout from French nuclear tests in the Pacific could raise cancer and genetic mutation risks in Australia. The response cites measurements near irradiated areas and warns of potential increases in birth defects, leukemia, and other health effects across generations.
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Pacific
Seamen and plumbers ban disrupt ships and unions clash
A chaotic report shows seamen and plumbers unions jointly ban actions amid tensions at a harbor. Officials including Mr J Whealiey outline limits as workers voice grievances, with references to local councils and political figures debating union power and safety measures.
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Unclear fragmentary text references aid funds and a community event. Key names and specifics are obscured, with insufficient readable facts to identify participants, organizations, or dates. The available lines do not form a coherent report or outcome to summarize accurately.
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