Taxable income cut by 1.75 million in court ruling
In a court decision the Commissioner of Taxation reduced taxable income for AV Rivor in years 1968 to 1972 to 1,766,023 while finding no evidence that Mr Biggs profited improperly from mineral claims. The ruling clarifies taxes due on transfers of mineral rights and exemptions aimed at promoting exploration.
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Mons
Reith
Nobel
Kambatda
Womber
Tunation
Biggs
Tinlay
Binz
Ranafer
Amiane
Igm
Unclear fragmentary report hints at fraud case
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a $15,000 fraud allegation with scattered names and partial phrases. The readable portions mention fraudulent activity and travel or chain references, but concrete details, dates, or locations are missing.
Repeated Debate Over Canberra Mall Plans Affected by NCDE
Key figures from the Canberra Commercial Development Authority and the National Capital Development Commission clash over mall construction. The talks focus on parking, sitework, sewer relocation, and integration with adjacent centres, with plans reportedly 12 months behind schedule and a potential restart of master planning.
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Canberra Commercial Developen
Prag
NCDE
Tony Powel
Pead
Anse
Evan
Sud
Breathe
NCD
Jim Pead
Canberra Commercial Development Authority
Tony Powell
National Capital Development Commission
Svn
Belconnen
Lisbon occupation drama disrupts radio and TV broadcasts
Dispatches from Lisbon report troops occupying Portigoess radio and TV facilities while the Prime Minister and Admiral Pinc heirola address the nation. A government statement promises steps to avoid a broader emergency as consular aides assist in the port city amid sporadic broadcasts.
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Lisbon
Cf Te
Pincheirola
Azevedo
Sinfe Radio
NCDC Considered Two Part Time Commissioners for ACT
The National Capital Development Commission says it would back appointing two part time commissioners from the ACT Legislative Assembly. It suggests possible transfer of appropriate municipal functions to the Assembly and discusses splitting the NCDC into divisions for national capital and urban areas. The motion on notice, likely to be discussed tonight, contemplates reforms aimed at better urban planning coordination and a long term development corporation aligned with growth centres.
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National Capital Development Commission
ACT Legislative Assembly
Commission
Assembly
N Nmber
NCD
Pead
Ind
NCDC
NEDO
Legaslitiva Assembly
Tead Toy
Essi
Wally
Asembl
National Capital Area
Inner-Cabinet plan needs more study and delay
The Parliamentary Labor Party debated a proposed inner cabinet of 12 ministers, with contention over its scope and timing. The plan, backed by the Prime Minister, faced cross-party and backbench skepticism as ministers argued for further examination before a final decision.
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Labor Party
Callem
Coline
Unclear fragmentary report reaches High Court
Fragmentary OCR text mentions dates and events but is largely incomprehensible. It references a High Court proceeding and scattered phrases such as expected today and a night warning, but no coherent facts or identifiable entities are recoverable.
Australian major awarded for gallantry in Middle East
Major Rex Clark of Belconnen Way, reportedly decorated for gallantry in a little publicized Middle East conflict earlier this year. He is said to have earned the Bravery Medal and the Medal of the Sultan of Yemen for gallantry while commanding a company in the frontier theatre. Other Australian officers associated with the Oman and Yemen actions were noted, with details limited by censorship.
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Middle East
Rex Clark
Belconnen
Way
Sout Hin
Gwan
Yemen
Omardal
Malls
Desert
Mentors of
Che
Spavial
Oman
Frontier Forte
Martha Aother
Autralian
Colone
Clark
Security for Japanese tightened in Australia and Wellington
Tight security measures were set to protect Japanese interests across Australia amid warnings of possible Red Army ties. In Wellington, New Zealand, an armed police guard was posted at the Japanese Embassy as a precaution for elections, with officials citing heightened tension and coordinated security steps by authorities.
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Tanisese Tmissy
Canberra
Eestily
Tenorin
Red Army
Ethanisty
Hick
Rae Antenian
Vine
The
United Sites Fy
Francisi Hieahito
Benne
Wellington
Teghen
New Zealand
Oil supply cut leads to loan lifting vote
Unclear text reports economic strain as workers discuss lifting loan restrictions amid oil supply cuts. The article mentions unemployment figures and a candidate named Mr Traser with a cautious stance on property measures. The fragmented OCR hints at political and economic tension on the page.
Entertainment News Page Fragments Reflect Scattered Notes
A garbled OCR fragment hints at entertainment content and page layout across STYLE sections with scattered names and numbers. It mentions Cronin and Fines and a Jackpot figure, but details are unclear. The unreadable text preserves few concrete facts or distinct entities.
Arbitration official dies in office at commission panel
An arbitration commission president dies suddenly, leaving a wife and several dependents. The report notes the chairmen and deputy chairmen of the commission, with details unclear due to damaged text.
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Peat Ping
NCTC
Telillere
NEDC
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Powell
Yowenung
Legislative Assembly
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Barat
Seda
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Laoning
Speen Amtat Thease
Pend
Bowell
Lunbority
Mlable
Linton
Oporto
Waran
AY Bruce Wright
Civiceporter
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Moray
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Spee
Mint Hill
Tate Lal
Metsorolony
Rome
Therm
High Court
Mid-East
Frank Cranston
Defence and Aviation
Charix
Whem
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Gorey Presse
Fribay Agen
By Rank Cranston
Australia
Apo
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Mir Buness
Peru
Austria
Tney
Traser
Jay Dayihon
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