Canberra Court Coal Board Chairman Appeals to Miners
The Joint Coal Board chairman Mr. K A Cameron urged miners to negotiate on their dispute and warned against actions that could jeopardize coal production. He stressed conciliation under Australia’s arbitration tradition while noting risks from broader labor actions and a possible nationwide coal strike.
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No Third Party Insurance Fines In Canberra Court
Kenneth Reginald Murphy sixteen of Barwon was fined for driving an unins ured and unregistered lorry without third party insurance and given a month to pay plus costs. James Canady forty two of Wollongong pleaded guilty to failing to yield to a vehicle and was fined. Shaun McConville Riverside Hostel received penalties for negligent driving after a reversing truck collision. Ronald Luke twenty rode a bicycle without a light and Jack Low took off a silencer from a motor cycle, with magistrate remarking on safety and restraint.
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Commissionairess Art Union Draws Noted Prizes
The Remalta drawing conducted by the Corps of Commissionaires announced prize winners. J King of Little Bay won a Hillmah Minx ear. Mrs Johnson of Bondi Junction took a refrigerator. a washing machine valued at £69 went to T W Dryden of Worthbridge. a vacuum cleaner went to Hi MacSpinning of Newcastle.
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Teachers Back Sex Education in Curricula
Sydney teachers favor including sex education in the regular curriculum. The council supports offering appropriate content within natural studies and biology, while acknowledging parental responsibility. The Education Department will finance publication of informative material made available to all schools and to parents via parish and civic bodies.
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Railways Dept Secures Coal for Two Weeks of Service
Sydney reports the Railways Department has 6 008 tons of large coal on hand with an expected 1 000 tons more by Saturday, aiming for about 36 000 tons total by Sunday to sustain two weeks of operation. The department outlined diesel and petrol units, 16 freight locomotives, and emergency road transport to move essential goods, foot wear, and flood relief items to Maitland and other centers. Government will cover footwear and other necessities, with imports if needed.
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