Sailor Driver Fined and Banned in Canberra Sessions
In Canberra Petty Sessions, 21 year old Royal Australian Navy sailor Reino Evol Heaney of HMAS Derwent was fined 150 and disqualified from driving for forty months after police observed him driving erratically on Northbourne Avenue. The case revealed prior wage tax deduction issues and misapplied tax stamps, with Libbis admitting he believed tax duties did not apply until June 30.
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Dobson
Royal Australian Navy
Canberra
Reino Evol Heaney
Hmas Derwent
Jim
Heaney
Northbourne Avenue
Cette
Libbis
Vandenhern
Hermes
Reynald Libbis
Taxi information and court actions amid 1968 cases
Tax details show late notice and deductions contested by the Commissioner of Taxation. Defendants include Paul Frederick Morton fined 80 dollars with costs for failing to furnish information. Kenneth Bruce Jordan and John Alexworth involved in civil judgments from a June 1967 collision with claims for damages and repairs. Proceedings reference Mr Hermes and Mr Kelly detailing delays and defenses.
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Haston Highway
Alenandar
Sv Keily
Street
Hall
B Morris
Crown Solicitor
Runkenness
Mamie
Morten
Heaney
Brandl
Morton
Hermes
Kelly
Paul Frederick Morton
Bellana Road
Pinttgo
Dobson
Havine
Commissioner of Taxation
Mr Pearson
Kenneth Bruce Jordan
Lawley House
Barton
John
Alexworth
Pearson
Judgmen
Avon
Aen
Acini
Jordan
Ainsha Avenue
Whitelt
Gaol for assault after car booked
A South Melbourne court heard a parking attendant was assaulted by a man whose car he booked. Laurence Rene Travers, linked to the South Melbourne City Council, was jailed for assaulting Travers after a confrontation near Elwood. Police traced a pattern of sightings of a couple linked to Travers, with reports across the Bordertown and St Kilda areas. Linda Stillwell remains missing as police widen the search, including drains and parks around St Kilda.
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Mflbourne
South Melbourne Court
Laurence Rene Travers
South Melbourne
George Phillips
Phillips
Elwood
Jaye
Travers
Stillwell
South Australia
Linda
Western Highway
Ravere
Lindaw
Tean Stillwell
St Kilda
Cary
Uitte Lunn Park
St Hella
Upset by War Clashes at Melbourne July Fourth Demonstration
A French lecturer Jean Raymond Crarignon of Melbourne University faced charges after he allegedly tried to knock a policeman’s cap from his head outside the US consulate during a July 4 demonstration. Detective John Melver testified the incident arose from deep antiwar beliefs. Two others faced related charges. proceedings were adjourned for 12 months.
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Melbourne
Melbourne University
Ran
Jean Raymond Crarignon
John Melver
Prahran
Ower Bunn
Tor Garage
Vietnam
L. Froude
Froude
Gil
Kay Kathleen Barry
Christopher Steven Cook
Queens College, Melhe University
Bus Strike Prolonged Amid Court Hearings
The ongoing bus strike remains unresolved as legal sessions in Regina hear arguments from unions and officials. Justice Gibbs and Justice Fox oversee proceedings with representatives including A Ayres and A Ayres noting potential damage to welfare services, while discussions touch on economic impact and child welfare narratives.
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Justice Gibbs
Courirenel
Itn
Regina
the Rubinson
Regina Allen
Goulburn
Sauer
Justice
Pont
Smithers
A. Ayres
ACT Law
Ham
Justice Fox
McMaster
Manning
O'Neill
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Alinga Street
House of Dunhill
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Dunhill
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Depus Crown
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Libis
Tampa
Mr Dobson
A. M W. Bird
J. Ellis
Abbott Tone Creer
Wilkinson
A. Nini
Deane
Ravers
Victu
Kednis
Fit
Traver
Dunki
London
Paris
New
Emotion
Law List
Dodge Phoenix
Commonwealth Motors
Kingston
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