Banks approve 221 million housing loans in August Australia
Banks approved 221 million in housing loans to 10 individual borrowers across Australia in August, 9 million more than July. The Australian Bankers Association said 12,877 home buyers were aided, with 28 percent of August loans for new dwellings.
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Australian Bankers Association
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Bureau of
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Government writes off beef exports to US over statistical errors
Government athe official loss exceeds 15 million dollars as US Agricultural data are cited as gross statistical errors. Australian figures show 15 000 tonnes worth about 41 000 per tonne misrecorded by US authorities until 1978. Oversupply claims complicate quarrels with the United States over voluntary restraint quotas.
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US Department of Agriculture
Berra
America
Australia
Beef Exports to US Put Under Scrutiny
An export estimate says US meat imports in 1976 may exceed the trigger level of the meat import law. Prime Minister Fraser plans to seek fair treatment from US President Ford while cattlemen warn the Democratic victory could shift policy, affecting Australian exports and consumer interests in the United States.
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Anthony
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Ford
Democratic Party
Joblessness Warns of Worse Unemployment Ills in Australia
Warren Adcock of the NSW Chamber warns the Federal Government that unemployment is corrosive as inflation and that the Industry Assistance Commission policies may worsen joblessness. He urges TAC retraining, candidly condemns the myth that cheapest goods are most efficient, and stresses the need for national resolve to lift the unemployed, especially youths, from despair.
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Chamber of Manufactures of Nsw
Warren Adcock
Australia
Industries Assistince Commission
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TAC
IAC
Adcock
Four Private Banks Clash on Inflation and Recovery
Australia’s four leading private banks issued divergent views on the economy and inflation risks. The National Bank urged not to overreact to weak indicators, while stressing underlying improvement. The CBA and ANZ highlighted sluggish consumer spending and high taxation as inflation drivers, urging restraint on tax rises and renewed capital spending to spur recovery.
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Australia
Bank of Nsw
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Commercial Bank of Australia
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Farley and Lewers to issue bonus shares in 1 for 10
Farley and Lewers Ltd announced at the annual meeting in Sydney a one-for-ten bonus issue of shares to shareholders. Chairman Lawford Richardson stated directors expect inflation to ease and dividend rates to rise with the enlarged capital. The 1975 76 report noted signs of economic recovery despite high costs.
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Farley and Lewers Ltd
Lawford Richardson
Sydney
CBA
Bank executive to visit Canberra to boost services
Mr Hugh Morton of Commercial Banking Company of Sydney Ltd, manager of investment services, will visit Canberra this week. ACT chief manager Mr H M Ingleton said the trip will aid expansion of investment management services with meetings planned with interested customers, companies and institutions.
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Hugh Morton
Commercial Banking Company of Sydney Ltd
Canberra
Act
H M. Ingleton
Morton
Woolgrowers refuse to bow to bale bans
Peter Roberts the president of the Australian Woolgrowers and Graziers Council said woolgrowers would not submit to continuing bales and bans by the Storemen and Packers Union. He urged growers to push to 204 kilogram limits as bans persist since February, warning of wide community impact and serious harm to woolgrowers.
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Australian
Woolgrowers and Graziers Council
Peter Roberts
Roberts
Unclear text fragment hints at obituary and notices
Fragmentary OCR from a Sydney page includes names and numbers with scattered references to individuals and dates. It mentions a late My Jaimes Rie Jenkins and a Wednesday event, plus service notes and floral instructions, but essential details are incomplete.
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Jaimes
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