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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 17, 1968
Page
2
Sydney report outlines a chaotic Easter weekend as Bathurst youths faced court on charges linked to alleged hooliganism and related offences. Names, ages, and early details of several defendants appear in fragmented court notes amid a broader emergency operation and police actions.
Sydney based report outlines the NSW Law Reform Commission under Chairman Mr Justice Awnning. It considers preparing the port and deals with waking acquisition of pie ferry eora vna mart ager and hire purchases. McCaw argues for a fair plan at twenty.
A 40-year-old man will appear in Newtown Court tomorrow following the deaths of a 33-year-old woman and a 11 year-old youth on Auulley Street. Police say Peter y Shane Today led to the charges filed by authorities.
Melbourne court martial appeals tribunal grants a former national serviceman leave to appeal a verdict related to a 140 Chen gun case in Vietnam. The defendant, formerly conscripted, seeks review of the conviction issued during service.
The Petersham Police Court heard a February case involving alleged violence. A man named Kennedy was fined for a murder-related charge tied to a disturbance at an Austra lane. The court noted a young woman was not present and the outcome included penalties and youth considerations.
A vehicle swerved along Canberra Avenue at speed on March 28 around 1.30 pm as a pedestrian formed. Witnesses and officer statements describe the danger to the public while authorities, including Sereant A Houle, pursued the case.
Ed O'Brien a 45 year old Campbell Street storeman pleaded guilty to driving while under the influence and was fined 60 with a four year disqualification. Police noted his alcoholic behaviour and lack of fitness to drive, the court deeming protection of the public essential.
George How ard Grenley 42 of Canberra pleaded guilty before Mr Hermes and was fined 100 dollars and disqualified from driving for six months after authorities found him driving under the influence of alcohol. Evidence showed erratic driving on Canberra Avenue and the sentence reflects the offense and intoxication.
Causeppe Nibatl of Banksia Street appealed a decision by Me Hermes SM denying his workmen’s compensation claim. The matter was partially heard before Mr Justice Fox and adjourned. Nibatl claimed he worked for Canbra Saw Multin Co and the Commonwealth, injured February 28, 1967, while felling or delivering trees. Hermes had ruled he was not a workman under the Compensation Ordinance and that neither the Canbra Saw Multin Co nor the Commonwealth acknowledged liability. The case resumes today with further evidence expected.
A garbled legal notice fragment references an act and court course. Named details are unclear but imply a public legal action or listing with governmental or official authority and a deadline or filing context.
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