Soap item dropped for im deal
Sydney Wednesday reports executive producer Mike Wilnezee said Jody was informed a file report from the Parliamentary Joint Committee on the soap industry was deleted from Twentyfour Hours due to a half million dollar advertising deal. The program faced pressure as Casile Detergent and Phil Davis proposed a segment, with producer Phil Davis and Steve Raymond arranging the piece. Internal managers discussed deletion citing potential impact, and a denial of further action was voiced during management discussions. The industry story was scrapped and the show would continue as planned the next day.
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Sydney
Wednsday
Mike Willeave
Channel Ten
Jody
Whitlam Victory Delays Education Deduction Change
Prime Minister Whitlam wins caucus vote by a narrow margin to keep the $400 education expense deduction for this year while seeking further debate on budget changes. Opposition criticizes the move as risking unfair tax treatment. Treasury to review next year’s options before finalizing policy.
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Me Whitlam
Feil
Méndment
Rerinson
Conaenius
Gilet Doh
Bowen
Treasury
Msp
Killen
NSW union order to seize books and assets
The NSW branch of a builders Labourers Federation ordered to seize all books and assets tomorrow, sparking a dispute with the federal management committee. NSW secretary Owens ruled against immediate action, while the federation met on October 7 to address long running opposition and potential inquiry into the NSW branch. The resolution names A. B. Wolller and Mr. Durmican to lead an inquiry, with state executives urged to refrain from previous actions during the result.
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Sydney
Nsw
Boilders Labourers Federation
Tosheer
Stue
Oweng
Federation
Gres
Iwaneh
Ynpone
Green
Bens
Amd
Ders
Wuusnon
Feta
Union
Owens
NSW Bron
Msi
Auop
Gallagher
NSW Oranch
Reauiulion
A. B. Wolller
Durmican
Bitvich
Evecivive
Troops Called to Armagh Perimeter Amid Crackdown Report
A late report says authorities in Armagh ordered troops to the town perimeter this afternoon after a border incident. The Prese Association cited that the escape or border breach was being held by prisoners and led to increased security.
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Aelfast
Weiluesey Taal
Sail
Armagh
Bos Lupe
Prese Association
Debt-collection role threatens court in ACT small claims
Canberra legal observers warn that debt collection firms and organizers exploit the ACT Small Claims Court to recover debts. The report notes limitations in enforcing orders, inconsistent practices among lawyers, and calls for reform to curb improper use while preserving the court’s access for individuals.
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Small Claims Court
ACT Law Reform Commission
Enges
Me Nicoll
Foreign car ban halts shipments in Sydney ports
Sydney unions halt import of fully assembled Zorelan cars halting discharge at wharves for an indefinite period. NSW union secretary P O'Toole says the ban aims to pressure federal firms over car manufacturing demands. About 100 foreign built cars remain at Sydney wharves and will be stranded without clerks to unload them.
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Sydney
Federated Clerks Union
Sron
Nsw
Me P. O'Toole
Feeral
Fed
At Toole
Knowles
Leylana
Zetland
Keating
Importers contest Leyland shift amid car ban push
Importers denounce a government ban linked to Leyland Australia plans to move ear manufacturing to Zetland. Industry spokesmen warn the measure threatens thousands who rely on imported vehicles and may trigger job and price shocks in NSW. Leaders urge targeted support and warn of broader economic harm.
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Leyland Australia
Zetland Lon
Thi
Chamber of Automotive Insustries
West
Revair Nsw
W. Sumter
General Smanager
Datei Attral
Resson
Leyland
Presielione Ah
Mowor Indus
Fresad ‘the Kort
Japan
Butnia
Refinery plan for Western Australia gas conversion
The Minister of Minerals and Energy said a major petrochemical refinery would be established to produce motor spirit from natural gas as the North West Shelf opens. Mr Connar told the House of Representatives that conversion of gigwise would ensure total petrol supplies and reliability, with no added costs.
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Coanar
Petro
Sotorit
Allie Petroteum
Eerivilves
Representiives
Const
Caution Issued On Bogus Salesman Targeting Hearing Aid Buyers
The Voters' Voice reports a man used a testing company contact to solicit money for hearing aids, defrauding at least 51,000 Tas. Victims from Canberra and surrounding areas were duped into paying for non delivered or misrepresented devices. The scam involved promises of supplies and service, with one customer paying 830.30 dollars. warnings extend to elderly residents and other potential targets across NSW and ACT. Authorities urge vigilance and remind residents to verify agents and company credentials before purchases.
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Voice Investiga
Caution on World Body Fuel Prices Inflation Warnings
A World Transport body warns Australia that an Australian fuel price rise would breach international aviation rules and worsen inflation. Officials say official parity with world prices could double domestic costs, risking unfair discrimination between domestic and international fuel pricing.
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Austadia
Inter ‘Air Peanort Association
Kmi
Hammabjaldy
Australia
Maenmarskjokliol
Pelleyum
Veanprerskiold
Aly
United States
Giaramerdarbess
International Airlines
Win
Gomes
Alan
Avery
Iviratlo
Federal NSW deal on roads
Federal Minister for Transport Mr Jones and Sir Charles Cutter reached agreement in Sydney on funding NSW roadworks for 1974 75. NSW sources say a complete agreement was reached on mandates and provisions to allow Federal financing while NSW provides the state share. The deal centers on Federal legislation and timing for program approvals.
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Mr Jones
Tsw
Charles Cutter
Sydney
Spances
Charlee Culler
Jones
Nsw
Marymead hostel protest and Ethiopian crisis notes
Fragmented readable text shows a Marymead hostel protest addressed to Minister for Meath Dr Kevan Thuztiani and references a global famine in Ethiopia with about 250000 people starving or dying. Other visible items mention liberal party politics, a bus station development, and lifestyle and world news pages as part of a newspaper page.
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Meath
Kevan Thuztiani
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Steve Raymond
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Wittesse
Kennan
Petar Shelton
Dragan Hic
Whitlam
Gay Davidson
A. Gierzelt
UNSW
Tar Mea
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Ine Ve
Mwh
Gut
Berinson
Feuer Moei Wai
Wits
Sims
Whitlain
Fus
McCrean
Commonwealth
Ameyer
State Union
Fabnza
Rosy International
Nsa
By Peter Seruless
Act
Canberra
Taforial
Murietar
Murphy
Nioeh
Murthy
Ral
Austitia
Doug Donaldson
LNG
Audi
Volkswagen
Eamany
Feiletavion
Ne 4
Thompson
Uren
Albery Wedon
Cou
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Aiuto
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Thalelee
Epi
Voile
Harley
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Solters Fund
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Tony O'Leary
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Ethiopia
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