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6th January 1967, Page 33
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the same mistakes as I did."

Mr. Carlisle asked Mr. Jenkins what rates he received for the work on which he was engaged. Mr. Jenkins said that he expected to get the CM minimum and had refused jobs where this had not been offered. Mr. Carlisle stated that his clients were well satisfied with the rate they were receiving.

In his closing submission, Mr. Backhouse said that while it was desirable to make a profit it was not essential for the purpose of proving economic operation. He contended that the applicants had failed to do as the LA had requested—show proof that their earnings covered their costs. If an economic rate was too high Quickmix could operate on a C licence.

The LA reserved his decision.

Manchester Fare Rise: An 11 per cent increase in bus fares was approved by Manchester City Council on Wednesday. The transport committee chairman maintained that taking money from the rates to cover a transport undertaking deficit would not be fair on ratepayers.

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Organisations: Manchester City Council
People: Carlisle, Backhouse

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