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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Aug 07, 1969

Page

2

Court session faces a tangle of debts and dodges

In August 4 petty sessions John Littler aged 34 admitted using the name Ramsay as a joke while facing charges for failing to pay for meals and accommodation at Embassy Motel. Other defendants include Tonkin remanded on August 20 for traffic offences, Cramp fined for driving offences, and firms like Gullen Investments and Norths Weed Rae fined for breaches of the Companies Ordinance. Police investigations into Littler’s entry with immigration officials continue in Sydney as officials seek bail arrangements and licence implications.

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Supreme Court releases youth on bond after multiple thefts

Stavko Bostjancic, 18, pleaded guilty to four counts of breaking and entering and one of malicious damage. He was released on a 300 bond with one surety in Lyons on condition of good behaviour, amid remarks on his prior record and potential rehabilitation. Damages claimed in related industrial accident cases were adjourned to a later date.

Stavko Bostjancic ACT Supreme Court Lyons SEACT Tojtiers Justice Kerr Bost Vieye Mie Bond

Man killed in fall from city building

Melbourne police report John Reed Heatley, 56, of Florida, died after falling forty feet from the 19th floor of a Sprling Street building. He landed on a tree and was found near Temple Street.

Melbourne John Reed Heatley Sprling Street Temple Sourt Mullane

UN Exercise at ANU Brings Students From Across Australia

About 150 University of New South Wales and other Australian students will take part in a model security council at ANU from August 25 to 28. Gerard Joseph, invitational officer for the ANU Students Rag representative Council, said the event aims to simulate UN deliberations with delegates from diverse parts of the country.

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