13 Oct 1975
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 13, 1975
Page
1
Fragmented report describes Minister Beazley amid a Canberra conference of the Australian Council of State School Organic aligns. Critics urge Aboriginal issues and drug education, while debates on school structure preoccupied the agenda.
A fragmented report notes Andrew Cowan and Crowe rallying in a Scotland related event with mixed results. It mentions Canteryn's Grex Carr finishing third and references Page and Weyer in unclear context. The piece reads as a noisy OCR summary with several unreadable words and names.
A multiple collapse incident resulted in one man killed and three people seriously injured. Hospital doctors report the injured are in serious condition overnight. A working party and witnesses described the scene as emergency crews attended the site.
The Canberra Times obituary notes Me Anthur Thomas Shakespeare 7H former managing editor and Canberra Times director who died Saturday night A funeral service will be held at St Columba’s with burial at the cemetery A prominent figure in Canberra journalism and civic life he helpedFound The Canberra Times and later chaired ATV and Canberra Theatre Society surviving wife Heather and daughter are noted along with colleagues from Fairfax and Sons and the Australian National University references Central Canberra institutions and local tribute by tributes from Sydney Morning Herald staff and local officials
The Leader of the Opposition Mr Fraser delivered a hard hitting speech at the Liberal Party Federal Council, saying no Budget options remain open and outlining reasons for opposing the Budget. He warned government incompetence risks while noting possible Senate shifts and a potential half-Senate election this year. The report cites upcoming party meetings, possible Canberra announcements, and debates over electoral redistribution affecting power in the Senate.
A fragmented debate recalls Prime Minister and Opposition leaders arguing that the budget faces a critical Senate test. The discussion centers on principles guiding government power and the Senate’s veto role, with warnings that rejection would unsettle constitutional balance and government functioning.
A fragmented and garbled text segment references a youth centre plan being deferred, with scattered mentions of places and names. The readable parts indicate a postponement decision affecting local youth services and community projects, but specific authorities, dates, or locations are unclear.
Road crashes claim nine lives in the area this period according to local reports. Fatal incidents occurred on multiple highways as authorities investigate causes and seek safety measures.
Fragmented report indicates Khemlani may apply for a visa extension soon as authorities consider extended processing. The text is garbled with names and places unclear, but suggests potential steps by Khemlani and references to officials and timelines without coherent details.
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