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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 25, 1973
Page
1
The Prime Minister outlines non-alignment terms while rejecting a fixed bloc. Analysts note calls for a flexible stance on alignment and resource policy shaping Australia’s global strategy amid global resource pressure and international tensions.
A resident, Francis, faced a February water and sewer bill of 25.46 and a reminder threatening legal action if unpaid. He had not moved until March 15 and argued a mistake. officials noted similar cases and a Deputy Crown Solicitor could pursue recovery if payment was not received within 14 days. Francis sent a cheque and considered selling the department.
Prime Minister Heath told the House of Commons there are no grounds to suppose ministers or Public Service members beyond Lora Lamblin and Lord Jellico involved in Britain's sex scandal. He proposed inviting the Security Commission to verify no breach of security and noted the Home Secretary has sought State security protection while inquiries continue.
An Easton resident was found dead Thursday amid untold details. Police and local officials are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of Sir Wiensie, whose passing has stunned neighbors and prompted inquiries into the cause and potential connections to nearby events.
The minister announced on May 17 that six applicants for housing loans have been rejected under the needs test. The new procedure requires a full financial state including income and assets of the applicant and spouse. Of 195 applications, 67 were approved, with many still processing and some rejected.
Teachers at Hurstville Boys High School walked out this afternoon over NSW Teachers Federation policies. The State Industrial Commission granted the federation a major ten alias, prompting an unresolved dispute on pay and roles as negotiators continue.
Lord Jellicoe, Lord Privy Seal and Leader of the Lords, resigns after admitting a casual affair could provoke criticism. He tells the Prime Minister his name was linked to a ring of call girls and says there is no national security danger. Heath to address Parliament on Lambton affair.
A leaked transcript shows Heath Miivavid announcing resignation to the Lord in a dramatic arraignment as the Cabinet meets. The scene outlines prime ministerial friction, civil service tension, and looming policy shifts amid questions of credibility and party loyalties.
Fragmented OCR summary notes a Unionist stance against a proposed ban on a tower project. Mentions of Watergate and spying allegations appear in scattered lines, with references to SkyLab and India diplomacy. Readers see page labels and erratic fragments across multiple topics.
Fragmented text notes Boeing is contracted by TAA to supply 707 aircraft for a new international route. Mentions seating, scheduling shifts, and a plan linked to Sydney Canberra operations. References to representatives and senators imply government interest or approvals. details are unclear.
A joint American and German consortium studies a multi million dollar steelworks near Servis Bay with iron ore from Western Australia. The plan met strong opposition over air and water pollution risks from conservation groups, delaying construction and raising doubts about feasibility and timing.
The CMF military forces defend the ACT as Loyalist Federal troops halt a multi-pronged advance toward Canberra. A Department of the Army briefing labels the rebels as spearheads headed across the Murray River from Albury toward the national capital with armored support and planned maneuvers near Bateman Bay.
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