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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Sep 20, 1973

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Tower construction may start tomorrow amid legal reviews

Senator Cavanagh indicated no court order defiance and that work could begin once legal requirements are met. Gazetted parkland at Black Mountain faced six day objection window with no challenges. The Capital Territory Minister and Governor General approved minutes authorizing the tower amid ongoing court proceedings.

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Government approves Black Mountain tower, evidence in court

In Canberra the Governor-General in Council minute approving the Black Mountain 41 ft telecommunications tower was admitted as evidence in ACT Supreme Court. Dr Bruce Kent and 13 Canderra residents seek a permanent injunction against the Minister for Works and others. The court weighs relevance as Mr Sullivan argues a reserve power while Mr Barbour opposes admission.

Executive Council Paul Hasluck Black Mountain Tower ACT Supreme Court Bruce Kent C Anderra Minister For Works Cavanagh G. T. A. Sullivan Commonwealth Justice Smithers Sullivan R. Barbour

Government halts abolition of country post and telegraph concessions

The Government backed away from removing concessions for country newspapers to push postal charges legislation. Amendments accepted in the House of Representatives shift review to a Royal Commission. Details warn of concessions changes from 7c to 3c for certain categories, with March deadlines and negotiations continuing.

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Bangladesh Flood Displaces Thousands in Seventh Monsoon Wave

In Bangladesh thou ands of people became homeless amid the seventh severe monsoon flood of the season. In Rome Texaco filed a suit seeking recovery of crude oil worth millions, arguing Libya illegal nationalisation of its assets.

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Plea to save paper in Innisfail Evening Advocate

Fragmentary notice urges preserving the paper amid financial pressures. Mentions Monday budget provisions, telegraph concessions, and officials including Mr Whitham and Mr Raymond McCreath. References the ALPtive in a local context with unclear details and a 7000 figure.

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Caucus Rejects Separate Incomes Referendum Bid

The caucus narrowly defeated a proposal for a separate referendum on incomes by 35 votes to 32. It also ruled that any similar bills from other parties should be referred to the caucus, keeping door open for future compromise. The debate affects the government’s own referendums on prices and incomes with timing tied to the Parramatta by election and Senate votes next week.

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Parkways and policies spark local planning clash

A disputed parkway proposal faces rejection with warnings of bad outcomes for Weden and Belconnen. The NCDC commissioner warns the inquiry of disastrous effects on established residential areas. The article notes broader security, politics, and cultural pages across the edition.

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Canberra Government Houses See 4.8 Percent Cost Rise

Canberra government housing costs have risen about 4.8 percent in the past weeks, increasing a three bedroom house price by nearly $600. Over the last 144 months total cost to build a standard three bedroom government house in Canberra now stands at $2,671. The National Capital Development Commission cites wage award adjustments for the hike, following a 20 percent rise earlier in the year. Experimental houses in Macgregor cost about $700 more than brick veneer homes, and tenants are expected to face higher rents as costs climb. The August Budget announced that full economic rents would apply to ACT government housing from the earliest practicable date, with subsidies diminishing.

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Winter projects display at Kerra Grammar School

The results of winter projects by first and second form students at Kerra Grammar School will be displayed tonight. Manual arts master Mr B Spencer said the compulsory exercise aimed to give boys something to do during winter evenings. Michael Golding, 14, Red Hill, restored an old printing book.

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