Fraser to weigh Sir John’s advice on budget bills
Debates intensified as Fraser and opposition dug in over Budget measures. Senate and House maneuvered toward resuming work, with talks of timing and potential reintroduction. Prime Minister framed discussions around a constitutional crisis and election timing, while observers noted a firm Senate opposition and continued budget scrutiny. Extended report, Page 3.
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Fraser
Frame
Presa
Galery
Senate
He Hake
Billy
Princess Margaret
Canberra
Mr Whitlam
Margaret
Uniom
Public service unions oppose pay cut stance in Canberra
Fourth Division officers of the Commonwealth Public Service Association backed the Government against no pay-no work measures amid parliamentary deadlock. An ACT division of the Association of Architects Engineers and Draughtsmen also approved a similar resolution, urging continued work despite funding shortages and subsidy policy concerns.
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Canberra
Atfong
Commonwealth Public Service Asociation
Act
The
Association of Architects, Engineers
Yeyors
CSA
FDO
Feu
Covell
Melbourne
Fraser give in report on Governor General advice
Fraser indicated that reports suggesting his stance on Budget Bills were presented in a complex manner. He stated he would accept the Governor General’s age policy and emphasized that the Governor General’s advice would carry weight in determining the government’s position. The transcript noted extensive newspaper coverage on the topic.
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Canberra
Joan Kerr
Portiamdal, House
Fraser
Friver
Mer
Late News Overview and Fragmented Text
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered words and names including Mermaidly, Billie, Geren, Bei, Wefan, and Haweeit. No coherent event or clear entities present to identify a definite news item or outcome.
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Sabodinvare
Billie
Canberra gives Way to Delhi film concept and plan
Canberra plot features a national capital themed regatta point exhibition with film elements. The piece notes development and planning aims tied to Cabern Ae Point with emphasis on a film showing and logical inclusion in the project.
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Canberra
Delhi
Mt' Cons
Regatta Point
Sean
Cabern
Australian envoy Patrick Shay to retire early next year
Sir Patrick Shay, ambassador in Washington, is slated to retire when his current term ends early next year and likely move to direct the Australian National Institute of International Affairs, succeeding Dr T Millar who plans to depart. Millar confirmed his departure last night, though the exact timeline remains unsettled.
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Australia
Washington
Patrick Shay
Patrick
T. Millar
Directar
Peat
Bere
Aunisolin National University
Millur
Opposition blame and budget debate from PS body
A tense debate shows opposition blamed by a PS body amid an attempted amendment to remove a blame clause. The motion drew 22 votes against, while budget and pay issues surface as servicemen face deferment and higher duties payments.
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CPS Lfdo
Phillip
Elise
Crmtion
Orin
Ember
Marietsing
Carinet
Secre Tuy
Paul Wright
Senate
Police Wage Deadlock Stalls ACT Force Continue Work
Police in the Australian Capital Territory face a wage deadlock but are expected to keep operating. Officials discuss continued duties as talks with the ACT government linger and alternative funding routes are considered amid political tension.
Australians Executed by UDT In Timor Crisis
Fragmented report cites Australian casualties after UDT actions near Timor. Names include Mr Gary Cun, Me Teng Swart, and Mr Richard Sohngan amid Channel 7 coverage. Government officials impose minute of silence. Fresh military commander Rogerio Lobaio orders observance.
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Sonra
Gary Cun
Carmen
Teng Swart
Channel 7
Tod
Mallat Resnis
Brite Pessre
Rogerio Lobaio
Aulda
Call to end ban on poll broadcast
Article fragment references calls to end restrictions on poll broadcast and mentions political context in New Zealand Labour and Lipour Party with scattered notes on cricket and sports coverage. Reads as damaged OCR with unclear details and multiple entities.
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Gay Davidson
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House of Representatives
Sre
Aaron
Ty Quenion
Joans
Hous
Daly
Lynch
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Wae
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PS Union
Bruce Juddery
Venus
By Bruce Wright
Chey Reporter
Dhe
Iran
Delt
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King
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Ieee Het Pit Ee
Patrick Shaw
Aafeda
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Fivner
Ah Cannel Australian Fungennai
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Underwood
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Cavamigh
Mr Oldroy
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Jakarta
AAP
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Altai
Mahe
Govaramawad
Kaasee
Tesirlethin
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Lipour Party
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Cama Srs
Splice
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Apaakers
Foruin
World OF Music
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Monaro St. Civic
Obeyen
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