Dismissal of manslaughter appeal for 17-year-old butcher
The Full High Court rejected Victor Parnell's appeal after a September ACT Supreme Court jury found him guilty of manslaughter in a case linked to an incident in December 20, hef, with Justice Mason and other judges presiding. Parnell, released on bond, faced probation and supervision while arguing the trial misdirected the jury. The report notes prior related figures including the mayor and road incident in West Wyalane Cent.
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Victor Parnell
Walker Crescent
Narrabundah
ACT Supreme Court
Garfield Mar Wick
Hissice
Parnell
Doctor Struck From Register For Public Deception
A Sydney medical tribunal ruled today that Dr Twinkle be struck from the medical register for writing and publishing a magazine last year that degraded the standing of the profession. The decision orders removal of the doctor's name from the register.
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Sydney
Ennay
Company held liable for helicopter crash damages in Sydney case
In Brisbane Supreme Court Justice Matthews ruled R. W. Engineering Pty Ltd liable for $59,290 to Rotorwork Pty Ltd owners after a 1965 Sydney helicopter crash. The trial also touched on Dr Montagu Beesley and his Dr Twinkle Medical Journal's questionable content. Separately, Sydney reports two stabbing incidents with suspects remanded to April 26.
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Matthews
Supreme Court
Ordefied
R. W. Engineering Phy
Neticopter
Tix
Rotowork Py Ltd
Sydney
Fragmented OCR Note From a Local Paper
A partial readable fragment from a local newspaper mentions an unnamed city period and a figure 107. No clear event or entities are discernible beyond vague references to time and numbers.
Damages claims settle in Supreme Court
Seven damages claims arising from traffic incidents were settled yesterday before Justice Fox in the ACT Supreme Court for a total of 821,879. The highest settlement of 37,483 went to Heather Ailene Alexa Winnie of Burdekin Street, Duffy, represented by J. Gal fon. Other details note injuries from a crash near Galilburn on October 2 1971 and a Brisbane armed robbery case resulting in prison terms for two men, Kevin John Williney Spreadboraweh and Nevill Clarence Wabby.
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Justice Fox
Supreme Court
Heather Ailene Alexa Winnie
Burdekin Stree
Duffy
J. Gal Fon
Iss
Anmalt
Ross Grant
Bumiara Street
Warkmanga
CD. Harper
High ‘Way
Galilburn
Brisbane
Heir
Tyrshine
Kevin John Williney
Retrial Granted in 2S Year-Old Murder Case
Edward John Chath, a diver from Reval, awarded a retrial in a majority ruling by the Gere of Criminal Appeal in Dushland at Luets Heights. Convicted by the Central Criminal Court for the murder of Mrs John Ann at Heights 97. The case centers on alleged aiding and abetting by Clark and Peice John amid disputed bargains and evidence.
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Sydney
Dushland
Luets Heights
Edward John Chath
Reval
Clark
Peice John
Pools
Central Criminal Courting
John Ann
Three Canberra Women Bonded After Shoplifting Sentences
Three women arrested for shoplifting in Canberra on March 29 were each sentenced to three months in jail by Mr Nicoll, but the sentences were suspended on bonds of 200 each for two years. The trio, Mrs Betty Mary Baxter, Mrs Jill Putricla Broyshi, and Mrs Patricia Clarice Shepnard, faced 13 charges totaling 785 10 in value. They appeared in court on March 3 and pleaded guilty. the judge cited good character, time served, and lack of prior convictions as reasons for suspending the jail terms.
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Canberra
Nicoll
Betty Mary Baxter
Bore
Braidwood
Jill Putricla Broyshi
Springfeld
Goulburn
Patricia Clarice Shepnard
Joshi Street
Guitnin
Shepneard
Patrican
Clarice Smith Weber
Couit
Nicholl
Stiarndy
Motorists fined in Cannbury Sessions for drink driving
Three motorists were fined and licences suspended after convictions yesterday in Can burraerty Sessions. Henry Joseph Mio, 24, of Bain Howse plow, pleaded guilty to driving with a blood alcohol concentration above the limit in Lonsdale Street. Six months’ driving ban and fines followed. Ronald Albyouch, 36, of Ainstie Guest Howse, admitted an offence on Jime aime Avenue with a high breathalyzer reading. licence suspended six months and fine of 200. Mr Dutyon and Mr Avttly Camberess also faced penalties for similar offences with suspended licences and fines.
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Henry Joseph Mio
Eleths
Bain Howse
Eailly
Bonacm
Ariven
Lonsdale Street
Mba Hind Aiven
Lamia Sheeul
Mboe
Dutyon
Neence
Dobson
Mior
Hinger
Tae
Mkoe Hd
Avttly Camberess Bch
Gallan
Fares
Northehomme Avenue
Jay
Ronald. Albyouch
Ainstie Guest
Howse
Pearson
Jimeaime Avenue
Thussday
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Copper Gri
Piana Bae
Canberra Meats
Isa Street
Fyshwick
Cook
Dickson
HOLT
Southlands
Triumph
Larke Hoskins
Alan
Percival Paine
Parnell Ad
Jm Curler
AORGA
Vernon Rick Gornan
Bhin Todedan
OW Mec Register
Montagu Bessley
Kensingen
Sydney University
Beesley
de Twinkie
Tribsma
Ely
Twinkie Medical Journal
Tribuned
District Court
Lee Stanton
John Richard Hejumonty
Department of Men
Bellimont
Twinkle Medical Journal
Rvic
Nicesley
Hesiment
Inicntei
Inicntei! Shnthe Medical Rofessinl
Fae
Ukeruys
Denis James
Manean
Tanowyey
Newe Own
Central Court
Kings Crost
St Vinecent Hospital
Maugan
Pe Iriel Cowper
Pau Oehlers
Comer
Raat Ochtera
Bureau OF Meteor
Mmonwasith Department
The
Commonwealth P.O
Woden, A.C.T
Burley
Ian Dee
Wayahea
Ian A
Clay Ian
Fiseloudy
Sarah Ae
Franetten Lear
London
Fray Tap
Reouc ‘Aint
Bowlel
Gig Ielow
Braddon
Hehelin
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