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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 21, 1971
Page
5
A style report from the Tariff Board discusses government actions in Ananenda Wiase to discharge obligations. It notes producers receiving about 30 percent payments in the focal market and mentions a 90 day bounty schedule. The document outlines plans for five existing payments and a new five year program to support the industry.
The report outlines expected declines in RTZ profits for 1971 amid cautious forecasts. It cites discussions by the group’s board and references potential impacts from Austrian and European industry developments.
Senate hearing heard Kathleen Investments Australia deny impropriety in not informing co investors about a potential takeover. Align Energy Ltd publicly contemplated a bid for all Kathleen Investments shares in Brisbane Gas Company Ltd, with a cash offer around 2.56 per share. Directors J Roberts and others faced questions over disclosures while market chatter suggested a wider industry reaction and potential mineral security implications.
A fragmentary report on Tasmanian and British Government policy discusses wheat exports to China, investment plans, and industrial prospects. It notes potential losses and figures around $3 million, with references to ministers, firms, and trade exhibitions abroad.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a Watbeen men's item about a rejected proposal and a large potential expenditure around 90 million. It references a company and monetization concerns but specifics on person, place, date, or outcome are unclear due to damaged text.
Trading in Southern Concrete Minorry Ltd shares was suspended yesterday as a report explained a proposed reconstruction. The stock had risen from 23¢ to 36¢ amid unmarming dealings while the company admitted negotiations with a Geneva based firm for the reconstruction.
Warwick Bracken notes the published economic booklet on Papua New Guinea highlights a roughly 15 percent annual monetary sector growth, driven by mineral investment such as the $330 million Hospainville copper project. The piece discusses external aid, infrastructure, private capital, and forecasts for agriculture, manufacturing, and exports, with caution about data scope and the role of government planning in the territory's development.
In this unreadable OCR fragment, names such as Reith Rozz and Soquinsinwe Lance appear alongside references to Exile and Tacya. The source is too garbled to confirm events, places, or concrete actions.
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