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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 10, 1972
Page
3
A federal cabinet vows to secure ship industry jobs amid a board report on the sector. Key ministers discuss measures to protect workers as talks focus on future orders, defense needs, and regional port development.
Fragmentary OCR note records an early morning meeting with references to a person named Mr and an important encounter. It mentions questions and answers and a security question, with unclear names and places. The passage is garbled and lacks verifiable facts.
The report outlines opposition to proposed arts program shifts at ABC and quotes Postmasters General Sir Alan Mule discussing the matter. It references Solomon and Ural and notes concerns over scheduling, timing, and broadcasting directions. The piece hints at political tension affecting programming.
The minister for shipping and transport, Mr Nisan, told Mr Alt ijassby Lab in NSW this question on notice yesterday. The statement references imports of cheese and a monetary figure of 3,702,000 dollars for the months ended December 31.
Prime Minister McMahon praised the attitude toward poverty while noting the Anglican Archbishop of Sydney Marcus Voane and church social services deserve commendation. He warned against praising only church acts and urged the government to relieve poverty with practical action.
The Commonwealth announces sale of shareholding in a Papua New Guinea timber and plywood venture. The minister announces the plan in parliament, detailing the eighty four million?monwealth exchange and involvement of the corporation. The move aims to reorganize stake in New Guinea Timbers.
A fragmented report notes assurances about a Concorde airliner planned to visit Aintree. References to officials including Mr R WC Sears and the Minister for Aviation discuss feasibility and possible routes over northern Australia amid unclear details.
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