Doctors clash over press at ACT hospital service plan meeting
At a commission meeting in Canberra the sharp division between salaried and private doctors was described as fully developed. Dr Elvin warned of irrational behavior and proposed excluding the press, while Dr Wells noted public discussion and said recruitment of salaried specialists faced opposition from the AMA and many fee-for-service doctors in the ACT.
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Elvin
Tr Wae
Gagmnittee
Frmner
Mra Crisp
Ths
Ron Wells
Wella
ACT
Wells
Trea
AMA
Intimidation and Ostracism Claims in ACT Campaign
A speaker alleges a campaign of individual and collective denigration in the ACT, calling the accusations unsubstantial and vague. The report cites Dr Well and Elvin’s remarks on Canberra medical services, noting critics say some services are unmatched by fee-for-service providers.
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Elvin
Canberra
Connors
Vietnam Reunification Conference to announce findings
Saigon reports the Vietnam Reunification Conference will release its findings after completing its fourth and final session tomorrow. Sources say the proceedings have wrapped, with officials awaiting the official disclosure in Saigon.
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Vietnam
Saigon
Aap-Revier
Reunifican Conference
Sessio Io
Seid Toda
Brisbanes Letter Bomb Injures Two Clerks Hospitalized
Two clerks were injured in Brisbane when a letter bomb exploded at a government building. Keith Macfarlane, 24, and Garry Król, 4, were taken to Royal Brisbane Hospital. Macfarlane opened the envelope and it exploded after a delay. Doctors fought to save Macfarlane’s right eye after a three hour operation. Police evacuated around 900 public servants as investigators probe the act amid political tensions and calls for calm language from leaders.
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Bjelke-Petersen
Brisbane
Princesa Alexandria Hospital
Keith Acfariane
Strathpine
Macfarlane
Garry Krol
Zillmere
Northern
Royal Brisbane Hospital
Mc Kross
Inn Mackay
Attempts on Australian PM and Queensland Premier
Australia faced heightened security after letter bombs targeted Prime Minister Fraser and Queensland Premier Bijelke Petersen. The Brisbane device injured two mail-room staff. Fraser’s office detonation was avoided by security, aided by an explosives expert. A $20,000 reward was offered for information leading to the bomber's conviction amid wider political alarm and tightened ministerial mail precautions.
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Australia
Fraser
Queensland
Bijelke- Petersen
J. Darling
Commonwealth Police
Army
Pray A
Bandiana
Nsw
Beni
Postal Commission
Brisbane
Palestine Liberation Organisation
Department
Sir John Kerr
Bjelke-Petersen
Drummoyne
Sydney
Five Dock
Uren
Hot Again Today Expected to Match Yesterday’s 23 Degrees
Forecast calls for very hot conditions once more with temperatures peaking at 23 degrees, matching yesterday’s high. Residents are urged to stay hydrated and limit outdoor activity during peak sun hours.
Election Coverage Shows Gorton Hird Alliance
On page 22 the report notes a political clash over election procedures and PS rights and obligations. It highlights Sir Jobs' critical stance and a joint appearance by Gorton and Hird, framing claims of an election ploy and complaint procedures.
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Jobs
Gorton
Hird
Unclear Fragmentary Notice on Barwick Substitutions
Fragmentary text appears to discuss Barwick substitutions and recognitions but lacks complete context. Key entities or dates are not legible, making it impossible to determine action, jurisdiction, or outcome.
Daly quits: Whitlam son chosen for seat
Sydney Wednesday reports Mr Fred Daly retires from politics after a long career beginning in 1943 as the member for Martin. Anthony Whitlam, son of Prime Minister Gough Whitlam, is to stand for Daly’s Cynder seat in Sydney’s western suburbs, with the Grayndler Electorate Council endorsing Tony Whitlam as ALP candidate.
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Daly
Cynder
Sydney
Western St
Nsw
Australian Labor
Strolive Services
Whitlam
Gee Ony Ito
Geoff Cashe
Martin
Curting
Testaurent
Séth
Cahill
Grayndler
Tony Whitlam
Federal
Tough job cuts spark public service boost in 1975 oration
Sir Henry Blandmys cites 1200 job losses as necessary to improve the Public Service in the second part of the Sir Robert Garras Memorial Oration. The address, published on page 23, linked poor performers to a renewed efficiency drive and a potential boost to overall service quality.
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Henry Blandmys
Robert Garras
Governor General Criticised Over Senate Clash
Professor Sawer addressed ANU convocation calling the Governor-General's advice request improper and saying the Governor-General acted too soon. He noted the government in the Lower House could test the Senate to its limits, giving Whitlam a chance to test Senate parity.
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Sawer
Governor-General
Sir Garfield
Professor Sawer
Governor-Creneral
Senate
Whitlam
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