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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Apr 05, 1972

Page

2

Smuggling Allegations Tangle Lobster Trade and Cartels

A badly garbled report alleges Cuban lobster tails and other crustaceans are smuggled to Sydney and trans shipped to New York as Australian produce. Customs officials probe Cuba to Australia and onward routes via Havana and Japan aided by intermediaries. The inquiry follows weekend inspections and public interest in the Carillon project at Canberra.

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NSW court grants probate in $1 million estate

Sir Roy McCaughey, 73, longtime NSW pastoralist, died September 13 leaving an estate over $1 million. Probate awarded to his widow Lucy Gwendoline M Caughey. He left $900 to each man employed by him and his companies. Beneficiaries include Childrens Medical Research Foundation NSW, Heart Foundation Australia, Namarda Homes, Royal Australian College of Physicians, and Royal Australians College of Biotherapies.

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Youth 18 jailed on stealing charge in Supreme Court

An 18 year old youth pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and stealing in the ACT Supreme Court yesterday. Justice Conor sentenced him to six weeks in jail with two years probation and ordered restitution of 260 to the complainant. Another defendant, aged 42, admitted gully theft and received a two year stay of sentence with similar conditions.

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Medical evidence in drug case hearing summary

The nine page hearing featured Me Rays mond Chan 29 and others. Judge Nicholl presided as evidence was presented. Chan faced charges related to negligent driving and a male person case. Sentence included a $45 compensation payment. The court found some defendants not guilty and others fined or ordered to pay sums.

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