Canberra education shift to autonomous authority urged
The Currie Commission's case for an ACT autonomous education authority is praised for local involvement and flexibility. Critics are seen as muted, while proponents argue a localised system would better meet community needs, encourage staff mobility, and position Canberra as a leading, innovative teaching hub ahead of 1980 population growth and new teacher training structures.
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Southeast Asia views Nixon amid post election reflections
A Bangkok Post aided account from Thailand and Indonesia assesses Nixon’s Asia stance versus Humphrey. Asian leaders see Nixon as potentially tougher on communism and better for Asia, while ASEAN figures advocate continued U.S. engagement and regional economic ties amid debates over regionalism and military concerns.
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Milk price shake up and vendor clashes in Canberra
Canberra milk vendors push for higher prices or delivery fees amid chaotic market. Vendors claim margins rose since 1964 with a 1966 increase, while shop sales gain from cartons. Spokesman Mr Tratt accuses speculators and ad campaigns of distorting supply and prices. calls for full-time vendors to serve public needs.
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Tariff debate sparks planned aggressive policy critique
In a letter, E A Lyall Hughes warns that tariff policy clashes are decided by force rather than logic. He describes opponents as threats to credibility, likening the siege to a "saturation bombing" and "search and destroy" strike, calling the conflict a dirty war.
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E. A. Lyall
Gold Coast Feud Surfaces Over Mayor's Dictator Claim
Gold Coast politics erupt as Mayor Alderman Bruce Small battles Alderman Robert Neumann in a public clash over council control and plans for sewerage funding. Neumann accuses Small of dictatorial style while Small touts his tourism focus and business background.
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Fairytale wage rises spark debate over top earners in Australia
O'Connor faults wage structures as the nation contends with large increases for top public servants and judges. He notes a $4,500 annual rise for Public Service Board members and argues such boosts outpace typical workers, risking widespread poverty even among the fully employed.
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Australia
Cully
Dangerous intersection prompts call for action in Yarralumla
R F Brissenden of Yarralurnia warns after a Friday collision at Sehlich Street and Novar Street Yarralumla. He notes high traffic speeds poor visibility due to trees and crowded parking near Yarra Tamla shopping centre and urges immediate installation of give way signs to prevent potentially deadly future crashes.
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Yarraturnia
Greyhound attack sparks owner reply letter
Paul Pinch responds to J O Neill letter about a greyhound attack. He argues the incident is isolated and stresses muzzling and leads for dogs in ACT. He defends greyhounds temperaments, notes risk from cats and small dogs, and urges responsible handling to prevent future accidents.
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Paul Pinch
Manogue Family Reach Across Oceans to Australia
Letters to the editor seek individuals named Manogue currently in Australia. Edward C. Manogue of Albany New York provides his contact and urges full signatures with addresses for publication. Post Office box may not suffice. pen names allowed in special cases. writers asked to keep letters brief.
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Australia
Edward C. Manogue
Benjamin Lane
Albany
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