Pupil drug education in ACT schools faces delay until 1972
A serious shortage of trained teachers jeopardizes full implementation of the NSW Department of Education drug education programme in ACT high schools. Only 27 of over 300 teachers have completed the course, with regular lectures limited to some senior forms. Principals report limited time for drug education and partial adoption across campuses, amid police visits and mixed student drug incidents.
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NSW ‘Falucation Department
W. Amis Nong
Diplomat Sons Tied To Canterbury School Drug Inquiry
A Department of External Affairs spokesman said investigations into student drug use at two Canterbury high schools are underway. He noted some involved students may be sons of diplomats and that embassies and parents will be interviewed under police cooperation.
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Detoo Kent
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Caneberra
Palace
Prince Philip
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Poseidon Stock Moves in Sydney and Melbourne Exchanges
Poseidon shares fluctuated on the Sydney Stock Exchange reaching 81 and closing around 50 with gains. In Melbourne trading the stock rose from overnight levels near 43 to around 50 in the afternoon, finalizing at 51. A rumor suggested Poseidon discovered nickel anomalies boosting activity.
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Sydney Stock Exchange
Rive
Melbourne Exchange
Fake coins found in ACT spark probe across Canberra and Queanbeyan
Detectives report discovery of forged coins resembling 20c pieces found in Queanbeyan and Canberra since the weekend. Officers note the coins are heavier and made of softer metal with suspected fourfold content. Hotel Canberra manager recalls a guest discovering three counterfeit coins yesterday.
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R. J .O'Connor
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Labor shadow cabinet reshuffle and leadership re elected
The Parliamentary Labor Party ousted three shadow cabinet members Conor from NSW Luchesti from NSW and Webby from Western Australia. It re elected Whitlam as Leader Barnard as Deputy and Murphy as Senate Leader. Willesee Dixon and Beazley Hayden Uren were also named to fill vacancies and backers hailed the party’s youthful, robust slate amid a credit squeeze backdrop.
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Qld
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Victoria
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Cass
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Pay talks fail in Melbourne as banks held to strike threat
Representatives of private banks and the Australian Bank Officials Association failed to reach agreement on salary claims after a three hour session. The ABOA warned of further strike action unless its demand for a 12 cent increase is met. Banks and ABOA have been summoned to appear before Commissioner J. H. Portus tomorrow morning.
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J. H. Portus
Brisbane anti liquor policy stirs joint party talks
In Brisbane the two governing parties split on Sunday drinking bans, with Premier Bjelke Petersen stating he has been briefed by ministers. The political divide over anti liquor pressures grows as officials discuss separate approaches to curb weekend drinking in the city.
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Brisbane
Bjelke- Petersen
Congress Expels India's PM Amid Party Split Crisis
The All India Congress Working Committee expelled Prime Minister Mrs Gandhi for grave indiscipline after a disputed meeting attended by S Nijatingappa and 10 supporters, while Gandhi and nine supporters boycotted. The parliamentary party faces a vote of confidence as tensions threaten government stability.
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Gandhi
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Congress Working Committee Moves to Oust Indira Gandhi
Government says Indira Gandhi is defiant and undisciplined, calling for removal from primary membership for challenging the decision of the Working Committee. The panel cites her sponsors and actions as threatening Congress unity and democratic functioning. A later plan to suspend Gandhi was postponed amid talks with eleven chief ministers seeking a peace formula.
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Congress Organization
No Royal Rise Sparks Commons Clash In Britain
London reports that Prime Minister Wilson refused to grant a pay rise for royal finances until after the next general election. The disagreement followed fallout from Prince Philip comments during an American interview about royal income.
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AAP
Reuter
Wilson
Britain
House of Commons
Prince Philip
Explosion blacks out Sydney area after substation blast
An unmanned electricity substation at Malden near Picton exploded during the night, causing blackouts in nearby towns including Tahmoor Oakdale Douglas Park Thirlmere and Mendigle. No injuries were reported though debris littered the surrounding roadways.
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Malden
Picton
Tahmoor
Targa
Marcos Back in Power Returns to lead after election
Pope he of the ippinew been returned with a majority and vows to advance foreign policy, while other headlines note pressure on ministers and space center activity at Cape Kennedy. Bombings in Jordan claim anonymous responsibility as other pages cover court, arts, and classifieds.
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