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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Oct 19, 1976

Page

4

Reduction in BHP steel output slumps in September

Broken Hill Proprietary Co Ltd reports September raw steel output at 631000 tonnes, down 65000 from September 1975 and 58000 from August. No 3 blast furnace at Port Kembla halted for reline, Port Kembla plant fire Oct 1 briefly disrupted, now at three quarters capacity. Coals, crude oil, natural gas and LPG production rise. coal up to 653000 tonnes, crude oil 6.2 million barrels, natural gas 126.1 million m3, LPG 60.5 thousand tonnes.

Broken Hill Proprietary Co Port Kembla Wees

Carpenter Holdings to lift dividend to 10.5c per share

Carpenter W R Carpenter Holdings Ltd lifts the year dividend from 1p to 10.5p per share with a final 5.4p. Net profit rises 10 percent to 9,097,000, but after a 1.5 million provision reported at 57,597,000. Directors note most divisions gained turnover while group turnover fell 13 percent due to lower world commodity prices, especially copra.

W. R. Carpenter Holdings Ltd

Market at new low as Sydney stocks slide across board

Sustained selling pressure pushed the Sydney Stock Exchange all ordinaries index to its lowest level for the year. Miners Pedo-Wallsend and Consolidated Gold Cra North HH and Robe River fell while Bougainville Hamersley MIM and WMC were sold down. Qid Mines and Pan Continental withstood and closed up. Woodside-Burmah firmed. Industrials wieghted by BHP Bank of NSW Myers and E Industries fell. ANZ Toohers CSR and Lend Lease also dropped.

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Radical anti socialist to speak tonight lecture by Hayek

Professor Emeritus Friedrich A von Hayek Nobel Laureate in Economics and self confessed radical anti socialist will address the Canberra Economic Society in the Copland Building ANL tonight at o oclock The lecture titled Science and Socialism outlines a bleak future for democratic governments and criticizes government intervention in the economy his work The Road to Serfdom published in 1944 is cited as a classical statement of opposition to socialism

Friedrich A. von Hayek Copland ANL Hayek Canberra The Economic Society

Dockside stalemate over overseas dock impact on Newcastle

A $40 million floating dock built overseas was deemed too slow for Newcastle State Dockyard. Newcastle contingent dockers and two hunger strikers opposed to delays pressed in Canberra to secure quicker delivery and prevent long-term job losses amid the shipbuilding crisis. They accuse Fraser and Transport Minister Mixon of inaction, highlighting redundancies and a stalled March ship order with 200 workers laid off and 173 more at risk.

Newcastle State Newcastle Dock Canberra Parliament House John ‘Thompson Harry Callaghan Fraser Mixon SSW Winn Gaid Newcastle Wison Mer Wran Cotton Wally

Revaluation of Mark Triggers European Currency Shakeup

West Germany's mark rose in value by up to 6 percent against several currencies in the European joint float. The new grid sets moves within 2.25 percent bands while currencies float versus the US dollar. The revaluation aims to curb speculation and stabilize markets, with Sterling expected to weaken further amid the upheaval.

Frankfurt West Germany Onr Bonn

Trade Practices Act changes foreshadowed by Howard

The Minister for Business and Consumer Affairs Mr Howard foreshadowed changes to the Trade Practices Act to ease administrative burdens on business. Speaking at a Surfers Paradise conference he noted an early government decision on submissions to the Trade Practices Review Committee and said the Act, while having desirable aspects, imposes excess restraints on legitimate business.

Business and Consumer Affairs Howard Surfers Paradise Queensland Retail Traders" Association Mc Howard Trades Practices Review Committee

Wang introduces three word processing systems Word Processor 10 20 30

Wang Computers Pty Ltd unveils a three unit family Word Processor 10 20 and 30 built on CRT video storage and printer stations. The compact modular design targets single users and small offices offering cheaper CRE text processing options than mag card and CRT based rivals.

Wang Computers Pty Ltd Wang Dustry

Last Sydney Share Sales and Options

A garbled financial listing shows entries for many Australian companies with share prices and notes, including Amatil, ANZ, BHP, Coles, and Nat Bank. The dense OCR text references markets, totals, and various stock indicators, reflecting a chaotic snapshot of a Sydney share sale and option summary.

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