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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 12, 1967
Page
10
The Canberra Stock Car Club is banned from Mount Ginn due to alleged continued disregard of specifications and the controlling authority. The action restricts operation at the venue amid ongoing regulatory concerns.
Motor sport coverage highlights the Canberra Motor Club and Mount Ginn track events with Cooper and Mone cyclists showcasing, spectators turning out despite windy conditions. The report notes close finishes, elite riders like Ginn and Mock, and plans for a season to test new divisions and safety measures.
Fragmentary text describes a police Bays club activity and provincial links, with references to Troy repair, conventions, and stock exchanges. The garbled lines suggest a small community event or meeting involving local organizations and a playful, perhaps satirical, tone.
Fragments reveal internal strife at a motorsport club with misfired leadership and shifting plans. Multiple meetings are hinted for March with potential changes to formats and regulations while figures like Ahi VIEW and Lakeside members are named in the scattered notes.
The NRMA Technical Department advises motorists on summer ear checks and avoiding overloading. Guidance covers cooling systems, engine wear, and preventive maintenance to prevent breakdowns on journeys.
Leaders from major employer groups condemned the Arbitration Commission’s approval of substantial wage rises under the Metal Trades award. They warned the decision risks crippling Australia’s exports, increasing living costs, and undermining government economic policy. The Australian Chamber of Commerce and allied federations urged restraint, while unions argued the ruling neglected semi skilled and process workers.
The inquiry determines wage unit increases and job classification raises for female employees. It outlines proposed weekly increases by classification, assigns dates and locations, and notes that adjustments apply to civil service awards with specific locality references.
A newlywed woman files suit against her spouse claiming rights to a disputed item referenced in the marriage settlement. The case centers on ownership and the legality of the transfer. Local courts will hear arguments regarding title and equitable distribution.
Fragmented OCR reads like a political sports page with references to Triumph advocates, Austrian National Coverage, seating in Canberra, and mentions of Arlene online. The garbled text implies a debate over candidates, funding, and public support amid unrelated sports and local trade notes.
A chaotic 1909-era report outlines wage disputes and labor tensions among metal workers and seafarers. It mentions pay by day, strike threats, and industry concerns. Named figures include Reginald Bemcontslcl and Mary, with references to unions and production stakes across plants and ships.
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