Three youths murdered police implicate suspect in Brisbane court
Brisbane police inspector W T Taylor told magistrates he believes three youths are dead after their disappearance. The inquiry concerns three wilful murder charges against 29 year old Mr Carstens, alleged to have arranged work for the missing youths on a boat named the Duty Sak. The hearing resumes mid week.
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Brisbane
W. T. Taylor
CIB
Alexander Duncan Carstens
Carstens
Peter Francis Colburn
Bruce Hugh Peters
Kerry Clifford Rowan
Police Witneses
Duty Sak
Qantas case men fly to UK
Two Sydney CIB detectives Detective-Sergeant Jack McNeill and Detective-Sergeant Ross Morrison flew to London to aid investigations into the $500,000 Qantas extortion case. NSW Police have been in close contact with Scotland Yard as they pursue leads on missing funds possibly taken to Britain.
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Sydney
CIB
London
Qantas
Jack McNeill
Ross Morrison
Scotland Yard
Ri E Lendrum
Nsw
Britain
McNeill
Morrison
MecNeill
Accidental death verdict at Yass inquest
At an inquest in Yass coroner T M Clayton returned a verdict of accidental death by drowning for Ian Thyne Reid aged 15 months. He died July 16 in a sunken bath at his Narrangullen family home near Yass after depostions about the incident.
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Yass
T. M. Clayton
Ian Thyne Reid
Narrangullen
Man slashed to stop evidence in Guildford armed robbery
Three men cut a man with a razor to prevent him giving evidence against them in the Guildford armed car robbery case. Jan Lindsay May Cronek Crane, 37, of Coogee, pleaded guilty to concealing a participant and received a three year good behaviour bond. Co-defendants Nittes and Jones had earlier been jailed for sixteen years.
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Sydney
Jan Lindsay May
Charles Edward Cronek Crane
Coogee
Levine
Guildford
Crane
Stephen Nittes
Laurie Albert Jones
FR. Bradbury
Special Crime Squad
Mr Nittes
Nittes
Cairns
Bradbury
W. Wallace
Entertainer fined on drug charge in Magistrates Court
Miss Gaylee Marie De Cusack of Norman Park pleaded guilty to possessing amphetamine and was fined $200 by Magistrate Fagg. In a separate Salisbury case two men, Edward Byrne and Stefan Zander, pleaded guilty to cultivating cannabis. Zander also admitted to supplying cannabis and received four months in jail, while Byrne was fined $300 or two months.
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Gaylee Marie de Cusack
Norman Park
Fagg
F. G. Donaghue
Miss de Cusack
Salisbury
Edward Byrne
Stefan Zander
Zander
Byrne
Motorbike speed blamed in death crash near Seymour
In Seymour inquest evidence showed motorcyclist Arden Hordpenko, 19, rode at up to 104 mph on the Hume Highway near Seymour, colliding with a car in which 35-year-old soldier John Guertin died. Hordpenko faces a culpable driving charge. bail set at 250 dollars with 250 dollars surety.
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Melbourne
Pascoe
Arden Hordpenko
Sunshine Orth
Hordpenko
Hume Aheerae
Seymour
John Guertin
Pockapunyal
Ivan Rae
Hume Highway
Rae
Tony Harrison
Restricted bail for Monteleone on murder charge in ACT Supreme Court
Judge Fox granted restricted bail of 5000 dollars with two 1000-dollar sureties to Giuseppe-Ilaria Monteleone pending trial for the Narrabundah murder of Giacomo Tallarida on June 23 1971. Monteleone and wife Maria Monteleone face a six day trial set for October 5 with jurors locked up during the hearing. His wife already has bail of 1000 dollars.
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Guiseppe
Ilaria Monteleone
Monteleone
Telopea Park
Barton
Canberra
Maria Montel
Eone
Giacomo — Tallarida
Goyder Street
Narrabundah
ACT Supreme Court
Paul Victor Schefferle
Spafford Crescent
Farrer
Melbourne solicitor Trevaks jailed for 12 years
Victorian Law Institute secretary said clients of defaulting Melbourne solicitor Todd Trevaks lost 574,722. Trevaks, 41, of South Yarra, was sentenced to 12 years. The institute paid 40 of 67 claims totaling 352,597 with interest, while 27 claims totaling 574,722 were rejected as money not proved misappropriated.
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Melbourne
Todd Trevaks
Victorian Law Institute
A. Heymanson
Mr Trevaks
South Yarra
Justice Anderson
Heymanson
Trevak
Obstruction charge against girl dismissed
Miss Lesley Christine Anderson, 21, of Moore Street Turner, was discharged by Mr Nicholl, SM, after pleading not guilty to obstruction. He said she did not know where the truth lay following an incident near Newlands and Langton Streets during a May 2, 1971 procession. A pistol licence by a shopkeeper was dismissed by licensing magistrate Mr Fischer. William Van Den Hoek, Mawson watchmaker, appealed objections to his pistol permit. Fischer noted limited frontage at his Civic shop reduces use if attacked. Radovan Stevanovic, 32, Hughes, pleaded guilty to false statement in a statutory declaration. fined 30 dollars plus 3.40 costs after apology mediated by J. Dainer.
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Lesley Christine Anderson
Moore Street
Turner
Nicholl
Miss Anderson
A R. Welson
Corres
Newlands Street
Langton Streets
Fischer
William van den Hoek
Shackleton
Mawson
L. Worthy
ACT Police Licens
Ing Section
van den Hoek
Civic
Commonwealth Police Force
Radovan Stevanovic
Kitchener Street
Hughes
J. Dainer
Stevanovic
Pearson
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