Next Week Ban on Capital TV Fyshwick Store Declared
The Department of the Interior will tell Capital TV and Appli ances Pty Ltd next week to cease operations at the Molonglo Mall Fyshwick store for breaching the City Area Leases Ordinance. Capital TV was convicted in Canberra Petty Sessions in January last year for using land at Fyshwick contrary to the ordinance. The ACT Supreme Court dismissed the appeal and the High Court refused special leave to appeal.
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Molonglo Mall
Fyshwick
Capital TV
Canberra
ACT Supreme Court
Molongio Mall
Molongio Mall Pty Ltd
Labor Party
Canberra Chamber of Commerce
Inter Capital TV and Appliances Pty Ltd
Molongto Mall Pty Ltd
Capital
G. C. Scott
Molonglo Mall Pty Ltd
R. C. Toone
Sydney Wide Stores Ltd
Capital, TV
Department of the
Evonne Goolagong Reaches Surrey Semi finals
Australian tennis star Evonne Goolagong defeated Janice Wainwright 6 3 in the quarterfinals of the Surrey Lawn Tennis Tournament to advance to the semifinals in London.
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London
Evonne Goolagong
Surrey
Janice Wainwright
Four hurt as car overturns near Albert Hall Canberra
Four people were taken to Canberra Hospital after a car overturned on the approach to Commonwealth Avenue Bridge near the Albert Hall. Police withheld the names of the injured until relatives could be informed.
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Canberra Hospital
Commonwealth Avenue Bridge
Albert Hall
West German plan to float the mark gains cabinet support
Bonn Friday Reuters reports West Germany backs a float of the mark if a Common Market meeting in Brussels fails to halt massive US dollar inflows. Economics Minister Schiller urged unilateral action, with cabinet saying it was overwhelmingly in favor.
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Brussels
Europe
Conrad Ahlers
Ablers
Schiller
Council of Ministers
West Germany
Young Soccer Player Suspended by Victorian Tribunal
Nine year old Shane Morgan, captain of Sunshine Heights under ten B, was suspended for two weeks by a Victorian Soccer Federation tribunal after being found guilty of striking an opponent in an under ten match. Shane, a St Pauls Primary pupil, told the tribunal his account, noting a kick and punch from the other boy and that he slapped back. His father Harold Morgan expressed anger at the decision after travelling from Adelide to attend.
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Victorian Soccer Federation
Shane Morgan
St Paul's
West Sunshine
Shane
Sunshine Heights
Fitzroy Street
St Kilda
Harold Morgan
Adelaide
Doctors' fees to rise in July in Australia
The common surgery consultation fee will rise 30c to 60c from July 1, bringing the NSW ACT charge to 3.80 dollars. Home visits climb 5c to 75c with rebates covering most of the cost. Weekly health fund contributions rise in multiple states. rebates will offset most of the increases for patients. The Commonwealth will subsidize 4.9 million of the total 9.3 million rise, and the government secured a negotiated modification to the AMA recommendations.
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Greenwood
Senate
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Act
Victoria
Western Australia
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
AMA
Fee
Canberra
Whitlam
House of Representatives
McMahon
Gorton
Snedden
Arbitration Commission Awards
Rafferty
Wlth
Victorian
Tasman
Greenwoods seals across the board medical fee plan
Senator Greenwood announced assurances that the across the board fee increases would not be pursued for general practitioner services for at least two years. The AMA will advise members to charge the common fees, with minor regional variations. Government notes the need for voluntary adherence and ongoing review of contributions.
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Commonwealth
Australian Medical Association
AMA
Nsw
Victoria
Act
The
Canberra Hospital
Allan Fraser
Two years jail for Papuan boy in Port Moresby
In Port Moresby a magistrate jailed a nine year old Papuan boy for two years for four counts of breaking and entering to be served cumulatively at Bomana Jail. The judge urged a reform school as juvenile crime rises in towns. The law secretary and Child Welfare Department noted the need for better measures to separate youths from adults in jail.
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Port Moresby
A. H. Germain
Germain
L. J. Curtis
Curtis
Study Ordered To Stop Bills Bank Up
The Prime Minister McMahon orders a top level study to avoid a future bank up of legislation at end of Parliamentary sessions. US agrees to Hanai suggestion at Paris peace talks to fix date for American troop withdrawals from Vietnam. Australia’s exports for April rise to record 424 million amid wider current account deficit in Q1 1970. Former Richmond star John Northey cleared, NSW favoured in interstate Australian rugby match at Moanuke Oval.
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McMahon
Paris
Vietnam
Australia
Richmond
John Northey
Nsw
Moanuke Oval
Act
New Guinea Linguists Link Territory Languages
Linguists cast new light on the premier of New Guinea by establishing links between languages spoken across the Territory. Americans abroad differ from those at home in friendliness, per Peter Arnett and Horst Fass. Book pricing pressures and resale maintenance discussed by Maurice Dunlevy as publishers face court rulings.
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Peter — Arnett
Horst Fass
Bob Hawke
Britain
Maurice Dunlevy
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