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Mining & the mines, 1970

24 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 2

20,000 strike over mine leader's murder

Tribune · Wednesday 21 January 1970 · page 9

WASHINGTON: Within two days of the murder of mineworkers union reform champion Joseph Yablonski and his…

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Shorter Week As Miners' 1970 Aim

Tribune · Wednesday 28 January 1970 · page 10

SYDNEY: A shorter working week has been set as one of the main aims of the Miners' Federation for 1970. The Federation's general president, Mr. W. Smart, has…

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Bernie Gold's Sporting Times

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 February 1970 · page 16

Presenting a new regular Jewish sporting column by BERNIE GOLD, one of Sydney’s leading all-round sportsmen and Australian Maccabiah representative. TOP Jewish sprinter and…

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Bernie Gold's Sporting Times

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 February 1970 · page 20

Presenting a new regular Jewish sporting column by BERNIE GOLD, one of Sydney’s leading all-round sportsmen and Australian Maccabiah representative. Manager of the NSW Perth…

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Bernie Gold's Sporting Times

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 February 1970 · page 20

HAKOAH has invited three players to represent the club in the Ampol Sprint during the football competition…

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UIA receives mining shares

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 February 1970 · page 5

A prominent UIA supporter has given a novel and topical contribution to the forthcoming United…

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Miners to 'build a coffin' for 40-hr. week

Tribune · Wednesday 1 April 1970 · page 10

SYDNEY: "We're out on strike to build a coffin for the 40-hour week" was how one mineworker described last week's stop on the NSW Southern District coalfield. In decisions of the highest…

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Miners' Federation of Australia

Tribune · Wednesday 29 April 1970 · page 6

THE Miners' Federation sends May Day greetings to the Australian working people and the people of other countries, especialy Vietnam. Miners have traditionally played a leading part in…

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Signs of the times at King Solomon's mines

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 May 1970 · page 22

King Solomon's mines ore working again. At Wadi Timna, on the edge of Israel's scorching Negev desert copper ore is being won from the ground worked by the king's men nearly 3,000 years ago…

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BOOKS at a glance Miners

Tribune · Wednesday 27 May 1970 · page 8

AUSTRALIANS have developed a greater sense of their own history during the Cook bi-centenary…

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Sporting Times Bernie Gold

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 May 1970 · page 20

SO the South African cricket tour of England is off and with it the chance for Ali Bacher to become…

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New W. Mining victim

Tribune · Wednesday 10 June 1970 · page 10

PERTH: Another man has been killed in a Western Mining Corporation mine, making two deaths in as many weeks. The first death led to a stoppage, and a promise by the company of improved safety. But 14 days later an underground…

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Gold medal award to speedboat champion

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 16 June 1970 · page 3

A Guildford businessman and speedboat driver has been awarded the Union of International Motorboating Gold Medal for 1969. He is 65-year-old Ernie Munn, of Clyde Street…

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Gold Award for Speedboat Champion

The Biz · Thursday 18 June 1970 · page 7

ABOVE: Speedboat champion, Eric Nunn,. displays some of the trophies he has won. In 1969 Nunn won every championship event he entered in his boat "Wasp Too"…

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Mines Action If Owners Won't Cut Weeklyhours

Tribune · Wednesday 1 July 1970 · page 6

SYDNEY: Mineworkers' leaders began negotiations with coalowners' representatives this week backed by the militant determination of the rank-and-file to win the 35-hour week, by all-out direct action by the 13,500 NSW mine workers if need be…

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Strictly femirire 'Gold in Jerusalem'

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 July 1970 · page 14

This is how Yurika Mann describes her own paintings in the travelling exhibition of Israeli artists she has…

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Mining Hours Inquiry

Tribune · Wednesday 29 July 1970 · page 10

SYDNEY: Judge Gallagher (Coal Industry Tribunal) last week reserved his decision on the inquiry into a 35-hour week in the mining industry. Mineworkers have been campaigning militantly, including…

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Drivers prepare for 'gold' series 37 ENTRIES

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 1 September 1970 · page 12

Inter-state interest in the Warwick Farm Gold Star meeting is extremely high. No less than 37 separate entries…

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Meriton Goes Into Mining

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 October 1970 · page 8

Meriton Properties Limited, well known Sydney home-unit developers, whose chairman is Mr. H. O. Triguboff, has gone into the mining field by floating a new mining company, Kimberley Mineral Holdings Limited…

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They Searched For Gold -- And Struck Gear!

Now · Wednesday 18 November 1970 · page 5

A year ago Colin and Nancy Scattergood joined an expedition to look for the lost treasure of the Conquistadors, high in the Peruvian Andes. At 17,000 feet Colin, and a Peruvian guide, found a cave with…

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