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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 25, 1973
Page
3
The Australian Chamber of Commerce president Mr Key Williams urged Prime Minister Mr William to suspend the Prices Iuantic a mo epishit during Canberra discussions. The plea followed warnings that current measures risk damaging the national economy and voters.
An upcoming industries congress will proceed with the Inclusion of a group yet to be nominated. Government and ministerial departments plan a consultative session next week to discuss reforms and policies affecting energy, manufacturing, and trade. Several named industry bodies and individuals will attend the proceedings.
Share options trading activity appears mixed with muted gains across major indices. Investors weigh earnings outlook and central bank policy signals while evaluating sector leaders and potential volatility ahead of key economic data releases.
Grown sheep sold steadily with lighter quality fetching lower prices while heavy lots commanded better rates. Bullocks, steers, cows, heifers, and calves showed varied demand with light stock around 75 to 90, heavy cattle and prime animals drawing higher bids. woolly and fattier animals brought uneven returns in a fluctuating market.
Fragmented text references property plans, trusts, and meetings with many garbled terms. Mentions Found Ci withdrawing plans, East Astre, Gomer, Haddon, and various names, but specifics are unreadable. Overall topic appears to be a legal or real estate notice with unclear details.
A damaged OCR note describes a sugar sale valued at 4 million shillings. It mentions Dr Patterson and a Hewes of Represent TNR, noting a prior sale at 3 o’clock and a 48 million figure. The text references a Super Agreement and a meeting with expected members, but readability is limited.
Fragmented OCR text mentions migrants and financial groups, with garbled phrases about policies, immigration, and economic impacts. No clear event or individuals are identifiable. The readable bits point to debates over migrant needs and banking contexts but lack concrete details.
Alphos Upton, manager at ASE, appears among several appointments. Dr Collins, former supervisor at ASL, continues in public service with connections to Hobart and Laver branches and related pavilion roles.
The article discusses a proposed direct reduction steelmaking method to curb pollution and notes potential equity involvement by AS and Mis in a Western Australia project linking Pilbara leases. It mentions Jervis Bay feasibility talks, a Canberra NSW port study, and Hamersley Holdings’ past equity, with plans for a large local workforce and housing between Low and Huskisson.
A lengthy government statement discusses foreign policy goals focusing on disarmament and U.S. reservations. It notes Australia seeks a workable framework with the United States, Britain, and others, while stressing cautious cooperation and different security assurances.
The article outlines discussions among ministers on Asia trade, including Australia, Malaysia, Singapore, and the Philippines. It notes high level visits and policy focuses, with reference to state actors and evolving international economic interests.
Fragmented text describes a shift to constructive contemporary policies. It notes removing past constraints to engage with neighbours and implement programs intended to secure a peaceful and energetic region. The passage emphasizes readiness to develop cooperation and advance Australia forward.
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