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Book

Author
Vines, J. A.
Title
A history of the Loy Yang mine: its origins and development to May 1997
Imprint
State Electricity Commission of Victoria, Victoria, 2000, 356 pp
ISBN/ISSN
0 7311 8107 7
Description

A comprehensive and detailed account covering:
1. Discovery and utilisation of brown coal in Victoria to the 1950's;
2. Planning and investigations inter-related with the proposed Loy Yang project - 1948 to 1974;
3. Aspects leading to Parliamentary approval for the Loy Yang project - 1971 to 1977;
4. Organisational arrangements : Loy Yang Open Cut - 1976 to 1984;
5. Major installations prior to coal deliveries;
6. Major contracts - Loy Yang Open Cut - 1986 to 1995;
7. Operations: 1 October 1982 to 1986;
8. Development activities : Loy Yang Open Cut - 1984 to 1995;
9. Continuing operations - 1987 to 1995;
10. External influences on Loy Yang Open Cut - 1975 to 1995;
11. Organisational and personal aspects - 1985 to 1997;
12. Mine production and support activities - 1995 to April 1997.

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  • Research Papers of J A Vines, Author of A History of the Loy Yang Mine - Its Origins and Development to May 1997, 1994 - 2000, VPRS 17918; Vines, John Anthony (Jack) (1922 - 2010); Public Record Office Victoria, Victorian Archives Centre. Details

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