Jailed for Driving Under Influence and Disqualification
A 41 year old man received eight months with hard labour after being convicted of driving while intoxicated with a blood alcohol level of 0.245 percent. He also had prior disqualification offenses. Another man, Lovelock, faced similar charges later the same day with a Breathalyzer at 0.245 percent and another offender, Brian Howhke, 24, of Beasley Street Torrens, received a six month licence suspension and a fine after pleading guilty to a similar charge. The proceedings occurred in Canberra Avenue on August 18 and related to Breathalyzer results and disqualification breaches.
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Remanded for Sentence by Cooma District Court
A Cooma District Court judge remanded the accused on remand for sentencing after hearing a faiths case. The proceedings focused on legal arguments and potential penalties, with the next hearing set for a future date.
Partly Blindfolded Students Enter Lymeham High School Program
Students at Lymeham High School begin a new year under the Wyndham scheme aims to broaden schooling beyond traditional subjects. The program includes courses titled student society with topics on money and credit, history of man, media literacy, road safety, and motor vehicles.
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Stndunta Ie Society
Barely literate students spark schooling warning in NSW
Sydney report quotes former NSW Teachers Federation official Mr M Hourihan claiming many young people exit schools yearly with minimal literacy. He cites a shortage of remedial teachers able to serve every child in need and criticizes current reading and writing teaching.
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Obituary Mr B W Swan Dies at 39 in Canberra
Obituary notes Bruce William Soran known as Mr Bruce Willian Soran former member of the Master Hairdressers Association of Canberra died last Friday aged 39. He was a barber at Kingston for about 40 years.
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Vitamin A overuse causes illness in Sydney woman
A 42-year-old single woman in Sydney fell ill after a decade of taking three vitamin A tablets daily. She became mentally confused and shed flakes of skin. Doctors Teo Newth and Pascoe reported on the case, noting the long-term intake and resulting intoxication concerns.
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Medical Journal of Australia
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Man bitten by snakes at Wilberforce Butterfly Farm
A 44-year-old man was rushed to Hawkesbury District Hospital Windsor after two snake bites at the Butterfly Farm Wilberforce. Victor Haydon, curator of reptiles, and farm manager Brian Davies described the incident and the handling of snakes in a bag. The crowd watched as the man reportedly opened his mouth and caused a bleeding reaction.
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