Attack on auction costs highlights Canberra firms
Canberra MP Enderby charged that government land lease sales involved honorary auctioneers from L J Hooker Ltd and A McKillop paid at a flat 900 dollars per day. Payments over 1962 to 1972 totaled about 20 thousand dollars, with questions raised about the rate, legality, and the implied understanding with the firms. The debate moved to the chamber amid calls for clarity on expenses and arrangements.
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Secrecy in new urban and regional authority bill
Legislation introduced by the Prime Minister outlines the National Urban and Regional Development Authority to be highly controlled by the Minister. It promises limited independence, secrecy in operations, and a five year plan while delaying clear salary scales for the commissioner and deputy.
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Leyland Australia recalls 9,500 Marinas for steering clamp upgrade
Leyland Australia will fit improved steering rack clamps to all existing and future Marinas after discovering unsatisfactory steering. About 9,500 people in Australia were advised by letter in April. Weyland dealers report none of the five faulty cars sold or serviced in Braddon.
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Bombing of French Mission in Hanoi Draws Western Reaction
The United States bombed the French mission in Hanoi drawing French protests and Cabinet comments in Paris. President Pompidou called the action deplorable while French officials said the mission was seriously damaged and communications disrupted. Talks on Vietnamese peace continued amid denouncements from Hanoi and cautious notes on any impact.
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Investigation in Saigon Protests Spurs Military Inquiry
US General John Vogt said a formal probe would review the French government protest. He acknowledged limited knowledge of the incident and vowed a thorough investigation. Washington officials appeared embarrassed as initial reports surfaced and no immediate explanation was available.
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Fire guts Big W store on Macquarie Street
A large blaze gutted the three storey Big W building at 1 Macquarie Street amid heavy flames. Firefighters used a ladder and hose lines as police assisted and residents reported the scene early in the evening.
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Parking Inspectors Stop Work Over Duties
Canberra six ACT parking inspectors halted work in protest over unclear department duties. Les Woods of the Miscellaneous Workers Union said inspectors faced contradictory instructions via telegrams, prompting the stoppage and delayed return to routine starting times. Union officials planned talks as inspectors intended to rejoin work soon.
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Combined churches centre for Woden area
A new ecumenical Canberra Churches Centre planned in Woden Valley aims to host chapels counselling rooms and offices under a single lease agreement with the Bank of NSW. The project aggregates Anglican Baptist and Roman Catholic representation and includes space for Canberra Lifeline and a 240-seat chapel for Lyons Chifley congregation.
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Approval for television tower on Black Mountain
The House approved a radio and television tower for Black Mountain with public lookout and restaurant facilities. Proposed by the Australian Post Office and the Department of Works, the plan drew opposition from several groups and was reviewed by the Parliamentary Public Works Committee. Mr Enderby defended the project, calling it a benefit to Canberra organizations and the surrounding district.
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Trade Bill Delayed in Senate Amid Confusion and Debate
A stalled Trade Bill faces delay as lawmakers in the Senate weigh restrictive trade measures. An attorney general figure and a spokesman for AI programs discuss the bill’s future, with readings interrupted and parties uncertain about next steps.
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Executive discuss ACT shop dispute
A joint US House of Representatives Senate committee discussed a dispute involving ACT shop operations. The discussion touched on media freedom and the press in the United States amid wartime and international contexts.
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