No action on crash report related to Pinnock Feavey Company
Lonnom reports there will be no police inquiry or provocations over the Pinnock Feavey Company's crash in 1967. The director of Public Prosecutions and Mr Ross Wright are connected to the case, involving Pinnock Finance and 9,000 investors with a net loss of £6.7 million.
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Lonnom
Pinnock Feavey Company
Director of Public Prosecutions
Pinnock Finance
Ross Wright
London
IAAP
Erealtar
Sre
Vimes
Wale
Tor Ihe Os Group
Wright
Ue Pinnock
Passon
Startlard
Check
Losseis
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Stladpparenly
Atta
Ian Theese
Tuy Vie Tiees
Et Pitt
Ihuanl
Irgc
Vigor Wright
V and G group faces large debts and uncertain assets
A London based receiver reports V and G group owes about 17 million including 6.6 billion in shares and 4 million in motor insurer liabilities. Provisional figures show assets and debts fluctuating, with investigations urged but limited information available on key individuals.
Australia exports rise to record 4.24 billion in April trade
Exports for April jumped by 67.9 million to a record 424.2 million with seasonally adjusted data from the Statistics Bureau. March exports stood at 356.3 million, while imports rose modestly as petroleum and related industries contracted. Meat prices remained high in British and Japanese markets, shifting Asian meat exporters away from the US market.
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Australia
Statistics Bureau
Petraeum
Petroleum Pendus
Australia posts March quarter balance of payments deficit
Preliminary estimates show Australia’s current account deficit at 198 million for the March quarter, with capital inflow of 145 million and monetary movement net, while exports fell due to lower beef and wool prices and imports rose by 42 million. The deficit marks a reversal from March quarter 1970, with some commodities offset by gains in others.
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Australia
Saymenty
Canberra
Nce
Fort of Oul
Tariff Board review on aluminium production in Australia
The Tariff Board is asked to consider assistance for Australian aluminium and aluminium article production under Chapter 76. Current licensing and duties apply to waste aluminium and related alloys, with framed rates near 71 percent under non preferential terms. Minister Anthony Leni notes manufacturers seek a review of tariff levels after vending controls expire.
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Tariff Board
Svchether
Australia
Alus Miniio
Anthony
Leni Yostereny
Savings Bank Deposits Rise in Seasonally Adjusted Figures
Depositors’ balances in savings banks increased to 548.4 million in March 1971 with seasonally adjusted totals of 7483 million, compared to 700.7 million in March 1970. The March 1971 actual was 7427.3 million versus a lean 1970 figure. February 1971 showed 7418.9 million with a seasonally adjusted 7435.0 million.
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Statistics Bureau
Japan Investment Scope Likely Expanded through Talks
Japan Chamber of Commerce president Shige Nagano forecast broader investment scope for new and existing industries in Japan. Delegates from Australia discussed easing foreign investment rules, boosting joint ventures, and expanding trade in primary products, foods, and processed materials with plans for a Kyoto conference in April.
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Tspan
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Austrasia
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Devetonmeny
Australia
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Hfeyenco
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Kyoto
Megat strike tensions hit Australia export outlook
A long fragment discusses Nipponhead and Megat strikes in Australia, naming Canberra and Sydney references, Kodama and business committees. It notes harbor shortages, labor issues, rising export costs, and concerns over Australia’s competitive position in global shipping and manufacturing markets.
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Seriow
Iinet
Ruereve Anne
Barnslaast
Sani
Global trade talks push ship load improvements for Australia Japan
Hearing notes from Australia to Japan reveal calls for port and weather facilities upgrades amid a surge in trade. Former chairman Kennett and McMahon executive leaders testify on industry changes and the impact on Mineral Securities Australia Pty Ltd during Senate committee hearings.
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Japan
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Italia
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McMahon
Occungas Australia Py Ltd
Focor
Senate
RW. B. Reid
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