Court Reports Girl is raped after police impersonator car repossession
A 19 year old Sydney motorist testified that a man posing as a NSW Police officer helped two men stop her, leading to rape and the repossession of her car at Prospects on Tumee street. Bruce Ronald Neville, 27, was charged with pretending to be a policeman and with rape. bail was refused and he awaits trial at Central Criminal Court.
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Sydney
Blacktown Court
Bruce Ronald Neville
Ryde
Nsw
Kingsley Weller
P. Howard
Prospect
Tume
Neville
Ing
Tral
Central Criminal Court
Death in Melbourne private hospital inquest hears
Melbourne Coroner Mr H W Pascoe opened an inquest into the death of Lily Baglieri a 24 year old from Sunshine. He found the cause was intraperitoneal haemorrhage after surgery at Footscray Private Hospital and attributed the death to misadventure due to lack of post operative observation and care by hospital staff. The operation was described as skilful with no neglect by the surgeon.
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Melbourne
H. W. Pascoe
Pascoe
Lily Baglieri
Sunshine
Footscray Private Hospital
No tax return man fined six hundred dollars
Sydney Tuesday. Mr Athol Joseph Temple an engineer of Oatley was fined 600 in the Special Federal Court for failing to lodge his 1970 tax return. The taxation prosecutor Mr Cecil Everett said Temple's 1959 income totalled 15870 with tax assessment 491. Neither his 1970 return nor any correspondence was received. Temple did not appear.
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Sydney
Athol Joseph Temple
Oatley
Cecil Everett
Temple
Courtroom hearing list at ACT Law Courts
A court session at the ACT Law Courts in Stam today lists Borgmann v Woodpart for hearing. At 9 10am Antersor Anderson part beard Tayior Taylor Seth Smith McLend oy McLeon are named, with Papenvara 4 AA ree noted.
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Mir Justice For
ACT Law
Cartretay Armpise
Justies Connor
ACT Lew
Borgmann
Woodpart
ACT Law Cours
Antersor
Anderson
Beard
Tayior
Taylor
Seth
Smith, McLend Oy McLeon
Papenvara
Man Cleared of Culpable Driving At ACT Supreme Court
An ACT Supreme Court jury acquitted Tan Craig Barrell of Richardson Street Garvan on two charges of culpable driving relating to a February 2 crash at Jerrabomberra Avenue and Hindmarsh Drive that killed Mrs Anna Marie O'Brien and Mr John Foster. Barrell testified he tried to brake and swerved to dampen the collision hoping the other driver would notice him. The separate appeal of Miss Meredith Anne Burgmann against a conviction for hindering a policeman and a related $11 penalty proceeds before Sir Justice Connor at Canberra, with further hearings scheduled.
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ACT Supreme Court
Tan Craig Barrell
Carlier
Richardson Street
Garvan
Barrell
Anna Marie O'Brien
John Foster
Meredith Anne Burgmann
Strickland Crescent
Deakin
Justice Connor
Ten years in jail for wounding by circushand Jackson
Clarence Robert Jackson a 29 year old circus hand from Broken Hill was sentenced to 10 years by Mr Justice Meares after a Central Criminal Court jury found him guilty of maliciously wounding Hazel June Fyfe with intent to do grievous bodily harm on February 2. The court heard he argued with Mrs Fyfe whom he had been liking and the wound left her in grave danger, though she later recovered. The judge noted the jury was convinced he deliberately aimed and fired at close range.
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Sydney
Clarence Robert Jackson
Circus Hand
Broken Hill
Justice Meares
Central Criminal Court
Jackson
Hazel June Fyfe
Strain on Canberra Petty Sessions Delays Cause Public Frustration
The Canberra Petty Sessions faced heavy strain with 156 cases, delays, and long waits as Chief Magistrate absent. Magistrate Pearson handled remands civil pleas and post office charges while two other magistrates focused on various matters. Public callers faced hours outside the court and voiced frustration at the slow system and scheduling, urging changes.
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Canberra
Act
K. Dobson
Ist
Piblic
Tom
Coat
Meron
Sichell
Fischer
Almust
Mom
Puibleo
Quimide
Dorten
Sydney
Ewing
Five men charged for pamphlet urging National Service offense
In Canberra, five men including Ray Shannassy and Chahame Caldwell were charged in Petty Sessions with publishing a pamphlet titled Dont Register for National Service on July 28. They were remanded until later in the year.
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Canberra
National Service Act
Ray Shannassy
Cook
Hayley Street
Ainslie
Chahame Donald Caldwell
Belconnen Way
Weetangera
Donald Willian Baker
Naidoa Crescent
O'Conner
Alan Robert Slowumbe
Burton Hall
Asl
Paul William Rigby
Rruce Hall
Hily
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W. Hossack
Law List
Jerrabomberra Avene
Hindmarsh Drive
Lord
Burgmann
McPearson
Petty Sessions
Miss Burgmann
Bernard Thomas Woot
Hip Mity
Manuka Oval
Eveready
Columbia
P.V.C
Netal
PYREX
Embassy
Globes Baas
COLES
Pearson
Post Office
Aegon
Pearser
Mtr Pearson
Henry Roland Higes
Puree Street
John Spenser Lawrence
Empire Incon
Bruce All
ANL
Timothy Moorman Ciregs
Bruce Hall
Nicholas Roland Basier
Lennox House
Myra Breckinridge
Parliament House
Vic Pearson
Val Alexander
Roseville
James Anthony Comach
Tate Street
Oconner
Terrence William Cheenwod
Qinemplowed
Konelara Crescent
F Narrabaindak
Folews
Mtr
Karl Niederfohr
Carpenter
Raymond Street
Adinshe
Fred David Murdoch
Journaler
Coodwin Street
Lyneham
Sim Monthe
Elanda
General Finance
ANZ Banking Group
Corner Street
Ey Avenue
Canberra City
Trlenhone
A.C.T
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