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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Sep 15, 1971

Page

3

CSIRO retirements mark end of long service

Bill Bruce of Turner retires after 42 years with the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation. The veteran employee ends a career spanning farming research and supervisory duties, having worked in Canberra alongside colleague Mr Howe who joined the Entomology Division.

Bill Bruce Turner The Commonwealth — Scientific and Industrial Research Organimation

Youths Charged Over Davies Park Explosion Case

Three youths aged 19 to 20 appeared in the Brisbane Magistrate's Court denied bail after being charged with breaking into explosives magazines in the Ipswich area on September 6 and stealing blasting caps dynamite powder and related items. Police claim the aim was to use the explosives at Davies Park and to attack property including in Brisbane. The defendants faced additional charges of unlawful possession and road obstruction with intent connected to the Ipswich and Brisbane incidents.

Brisbane Davies Park West End Trevor John Perrem Boonaht Allan Davis Wayne Sanesan Ipswich Edward Tames Wassup Prosentor Mopgood Daliwrs Alamage Armidale Nsw Perth Kingston Eireail Queensland Petrem Swanson Watson du Pont Australia Ebbw Vale Arisbane City Pine Mountain Road Moréton Winton Eye Breakfast Creek Erie Hane Fs J Holland Kingdon

Underwear ad promotes new Bady line and styles

A compact ad touts new Bady underwear that feels almost nonexistent while offering support. It markets Skintone Hot Tomato and Purple Passion colors with one size fits all, including adjustable back bra style 5 9 priced at 2.99 and bikini style 419 at 1.99.

Hospital talks on modernising design and capacity

Health care consultant frame de Cimated Stater conferred with representatives of the Repatrat Department yesterday to modernise hospitals. Discussion covered hospital design, patient capacity, and improving supply, pharmacy, and housing accommodations in state facilities.

Repatrat de Gonlow Frieven Washington DE Gener Ford

Ordinance Changes Proposed in Canberra Committee

Fragmented text outlines proposed ordinance changes affecting a hospital and advisory committee. Mentions Canberra Committee, hospital name changes, minority representation, and medical officers, but lacks readable specifics or clear actions.

Asthma bar to migrant entry disrupts family plans

LONDON Tuesday the Evening Standard reports a mother, Dorothy Moore of Stevenage, who sought Australian immigration for her family, had her application refused years ago. She and her mother and two Australian brothers remain separated as authorities review her case. A spokesman said the department is collecting information on Mrs Moore’s situation.

London Mnining Australia Hima Evening Standard Beals Mix Dorothy Moore Stevenage, Hay Despie Moore Department of Immigration Canberra Mrs More

Interior silent on future use of partly built house

The Department of Interior says it does not know what will happen to the partly-built house in Ees Suet Campbell, tenanted by the Minister for Interior Mr Huet. A departmental spokesman stated no decision on use will be made until further policy review. The Prime Minister in Parliament on Monday noted the cabinet will review the cadet housing provision under which five houses were provided for ministers and senior servants.

Interor Ees Suet Campbell Thenterior Huet Sand Minster Lepart Omcmihoneaatt Menilay

New Home and Federal Highways Interchange Near Goulburn

The interchange on the Hume Highway near Goulburn was announced by Minister for Highways Morton. The project includes an overpass, a dual carriageway bridge over Run oWaters, and a short link road, with a total cost of 127 million dollars.

Sydney Tuenday Goulburn Toomorrow My Morton Toda Run o'Waters Hume Highway Shane Eulburn Gaulburn

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