[Land-speed] DLRA and International Support

Skip Higginbotham saltrat at pahrump.com
Thu Dec 4 10:39:46 MST 2008


Keith,

I, for one, will be pleased to send a letter if that is what DLRA 
officials want us to do. If DLRA had provided correct information to 
Karen in the first place, and accusations of improper drilling 
written by others, supposedly involved, refuted, most all the fuss 
could have been avoided. As I see it, we now have two votes for 
helping by sending the letter Karen graciously sent to us and no 
visible DLRA request yet.

Are there offices in addition to the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs 
and Reconciliation to which letters of support could be of value?

Where are you DLRA? I just don't want to inhibit efforts to keep on 
racing there. Is there anyone out there who is directly involved in 
the negotiations who wants help? If not, then we could damage their 
cause by sending unwanted letters.

Skip



t 05:16 AM 12/4/2008, Keith Turk wrote:
>Several Racers from Australia have written me about the mess they are in down
>there.. and what they are actually looking for is support for the racing
>effort on Lake Gairdner...  I balked at first .... but they've convinced me
>that I was wrong and should support the effort... and frankly they are
>right...
>
>If World wide support is needed to keep racing at Lake Gairdner then we'd be
>remiss in our duties in not supporting it... a simple letter like the one
>drafted below is all that is required of us... and it would truly aid them in
>showing that they have people around the world that care.
>
>Thank you ... I appreciate the effort it takes to print and send the letter
>below...
>
>Keith Turk
>
>----------------------------------------------------------
>
>
>26th November,    2008
>
>Hon Jay Weatherill,
>Minister for Aboriginal Affairs & Reconciliation,
>G.P.O. Box 1047,
>Adelaide    S.A.       5001
>
>
>Dear Sir,
>
>As a supporter and speed trial enthusiast I wish to demonstrate my support
>for
>the Dry Lakes Racers Australia (DLRA) March Speed Trials.
>
>It is an asset to the State of South Australia and is one of only two
>places in the
>world (the other being Bonneville, Utah, USA) that is capable of holding
>such a
>unique event.
>This event has attracted an international following through numerous
>magazine
>and newspaper reports since 1990 and the DLRA (organizers) have gained the
>admiration and respect of all competitors and spectators who attend the
>event.
>
>You must do all in your power to insure the successful continuation of
>this amazing event.
>
>
>Yours faithfully,
>_______________________________________________


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