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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 22, 1951
Page
3
The New South Wales Electricity Authority urges Tamworth ratepayers to back a county council takeover of the Tamworth electricity undertaking. The report argues consolidation benefits include fairer burden sharing, better planning, cost reductions, and improved efficiency for the district’s power supply.
A report to the American Association for the Advancement of Science notes the drug antabuse used for alcoholism extends thiopental anesthesia. In rat tests unconciousness lasted four hours after three days of antabuse, raising concerns about behavioural changes and urging caution in patients receiving antibuse. Further studies in higher mammals are needed.
The text argues that the Ten Commandments are not coercive commands but written into life itself. God directs our thoughts toward happiness and grants free will, while Jesus teaches a new commandment to love one another. Love becomes the practical guide to living in harmony with God and others.
Fairleigh urged Cessnock Municipal Council to trial dry ice to alleviate drought in the north. He said £10 had been offered to start a fund and that the Hunter District Water Board representative could pursue cooperation. Dry ice was available in Newcastle and the council agreed.
The Town Clerk said four years is the earliest the Walcha water supports could be in operation. Walcha Council had a past chance to start waterworks when Uralla took Mr Spooner’s grant offer, but the project was rejected by the council at that time.
Boxer Dave Sands publicly rejects rumors of his death in Australia calling reports absolute rubbish. He clarifies he is alive and confirms he is in good health despite circulating chatter from a Thursday.
The text highlights a Budget amendment cited by Hon. D. H. Drummond MP. It outlines tax exemptions for senior citizens and married couples: single 65+ or 60+ with income up to £234, married 65+ or 60+ with income up to £468, and reduced tax scales up to £658 by year end. It notes ages and income figures, showing potential tax-free or reduced-tax outcomes for aged individuals and couples.
New England County officials seek a focal loan of 900 for rural electricity extensions after approval by the Loan Council. The plan proposes funds to extend power lines toward Ard enta and Kentucky River regions.
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