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y should be obliged to become citizens, and to take English language courses.[2] An experienced parliamentarian, during his brief time in the Senate Olson made 'articulate and forceful, and, at times, emotional' contributions to debate. He spoke often on the state of the economy, particularly its effec

y direction was inspired by what he saw as the need to address, the neglect of small business interests under Don Dunstan, and 'the excesses of the Dunstan end Whitlam era','bis became catty enga t as.H 'dent of South Australia's Rural Youth (1970 and later as iCadina town counclllo •f •4c•.' 197

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y should be obliged to become citizens, and to take English language courses.(2) An experienced parliamentarian, during his brief time in the Senate Olson made 'articulate and forceful, and, at times, emotional' contributions to debate. He spoke often on the state of the economy, particularly its effec

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