Morawetz resigns as chair at Deane CDF H meeting
At yesterday's annual meeting acting chair F W Olver announced Morawetz steps down as chairman but remains on the board for a year. Directors expect profit dip from building this year yet anticipate higher contributions from other sectors while signing new contracts worth 2.15 million and negotiating 7 million more. Industrial disputes disrupted the building industry but are easing as arrangements proceed.
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P Mt Hire
F. W. Olver
Olver
Paul A Morawetz
Morawetz
Profit reports due from Melbourne Stock Exchange firms
Ninety companies have not submitted profit reports to the Melbourne Stock Exchange for the year to June 30. The exchange is reminding them that reports must be lodged by month end. About 20 percent of listed Melbourne home exchange firms are affected. failure to report within four months of balance date can trigger suspension, with most firms’ four month window expiring on October 41.
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Morrison Calls for National Economic Council to Fight Inflation
The Minister for Science and External Territories, Mr Morrison, urged creating an eight-member National Economic Council chaired by the Prime Minister. He proposed including senior ministers, industrialists, retailers, financiers, unionists, and independents to improve communication with business and support government policy amid inflation. He cautioned against assuming government alone can solve inflation, noting the private sector accounts for most economic activity and could aid mobilization in peacetime as in war.
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Morrison
National Economic Council
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Whitlam
Mayne Nickless profits rise in 1972 73
Mayne Nickless Ltd, a transport and security group, lifted profit from 3,233,412 to 3,496,209 dollars in 1972 73. Turnover rose 3.2 percent to 97 million. Final dividend increased. security arm had a record year. interstate road transport faced widespread challenges.
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Mayne Nickless Ltd
A.W.C. Buys 19 Percent at Newcastle Wool Sale
The Australian Wool Corporation made its heaviest purchases in about two years at Newcastle wool sales yesterday, taking 19.5 percent of the 20 750 bale offering as prices fell 2.4 to 5 percent. Weakened competition due to industrial unrest limited overseas buyers, with several thousand bales withdrawn yet buyers accepting 73 percent of the total offering.
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Australian Wool Corporation
Newcastle
Reserve Bank Holdings Fall as Exchange Sales Lead Decline
Holdings drop to 3 804 while foreign exchange sales to trading banks drive a 45.5 million fall. Gold and foreign exchange reserves shrink, aided by adjustments to align book value with market value and a drop in Australian currency terms. Government securities holdings fall by 182 million amid previous week reductions.
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Reserve Bank
New Univac Head Appointed for Australia Division
Walter Haemmerle named managing director of Sperry Rand Australia’s Univac division with broad responsibility for marketing and servicing a wide range of computer products across the country. He joined Univac in Zurich in 1958 and brings extensive international experience from Switzerland, the United States, and Asia, including South East Asia operations based in Hong Kong.
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Aeng Past 3 Ra
South-East Asia
Hong Kong
Mini controls machine production schedules in Bayswater plant
A Data General Nova 00 based system at Fisher makers Fibre Ltd Bayswater Victoria monitors 20 drawtwist machines on the Terylene line. The Nova 00 provides real time data to foremen and planning staff via two visual displays and a teleprinter, improving production visibility and enabling early quality control signals.
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Bayswater
Victoria
Fibremakers Ltd
Australia
Data General
Fibremakers
Data General Australia
Talea Engineering
Opera House to Host Major Conference Events Next Year
The Sydney Opera House will host key sessions including the official keynote address and a public major event on the second conference night. The University will host sessions from May 6 to May 20, with dinners at Wentworth and Chevron Hotels and a reception at Wentworth. Prominent speakers from overseas and Australia are listed, including professors and industry figures.
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Aid
Opera House
Wentworth Hotel
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Abrhamson
Isaac Auerbach
Australia
Walter Broward
CSA
Malcolm Meccailey
Information
Elec
Ava
Bank chief retires after 48 years at New South Wales Bank
Mr F C Bennett, assistant general manager and chief manager of the SSW Division, will retire October 11 after 48 years with the Bank of New South Wales. He served in every division except Fiji and will be succeeded by N L Meldrum as chief manager of the SSW Division. Bennett began at Geraldton in 1926, later moving through country branches and Perth, with stints in London and war service before returning to Sydney.
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RL Meldrum
Wales
Geraldton
Whief
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London
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Grave disquiet over uranium lease renewals in NT
Queensland Mines Ltd warns on non renewal of Northern Territory exploration licences risking $25 million in finance as federal policy freezes leases since January. P Millner and officials press Minister Connor for assurances while noting prior approvals for UAN export contracts.
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Northern Territory
Crown Law Department
Queensland Mines
Connor
Enderby
Capital Territory
Bryant
Mary Kashteen Uranium Ltd
Connors
Trade pact talk open for East Asian group
An Australian official from Bank of NSW Sydney warns that unrest could push Australia to seek a free trade axis with neighbours. He suggests starting with Japan and expanding to Indonesia the Philippines Singapore and possibly China as part of a regional trade pact.
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R. B. Prowse
Sydney
Australia
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Indonesia
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China
Euro-Pacific Profit Rise At Euro Pacific Finance
Euro Pacific Profit rises as Merchant Bank Euro Pacific Finance Corp Ltd reports a year to June 3 with an after tax profit of 527,850 from exchange fluctuations. Profit per share lifted from 92,827 to 1 46,605 in 72 months. New loan loss provision recorded. Total assets rose to 105.6 million as local deposits grew to 1 174 million.
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Euro- Pacific Finance Corporation Ltd
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