Driver On Drink in Anzac Day Collision Faces Court
Clifford Thomas Healy, a Cabramatta mechanic, pleaded not guilty in Canberra Court of Petty Sessions to driving under the influence after an Anzac Day crash. Police described a second collision later that night and evidence showed damage to his car front bumper. Healy recalled consuming several drinks at Hotel Kingston before the incidents and told officers he did not remember moving his car from the guest house to Narrabundah. The case resumes September 12.
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Damages Sought In Illegal Driving Case At Canberra Court
Je W. Martin of Cowper Street Ainslie claims damages from Thomas John Kelly of Loch Lomond for alleged illegal driving of a car. Detective Senior Constable Dudley Stanley Martin stated Kelly admitted taking and driving the vehicle to the South Coast and was later charged.
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Lush Season Warns of Bushfires Across State
Secretary Kaleid noted a potential surge in bushfires with the spring and summer rainfall forecast. Volunteers appear organised with over 1,800 brigades and more than £750,000 in equipment supplied. Additional funds worth £137.41 are reported for improvement.
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Gang Warfare in Sicily Stokes Palermo Market Violence
In Palermo a new wave of gang warfare erupts after a murder at the fruit and vegetable market. A 60-year-old fruit merchant Nicolo D Alessando was slain in his garden. Police questioned Giovanni Lamarca amid a kidnapping case tied to a ransom and possible death penalty under New York State law.
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Two Women Injured in Head-On Collision Near Manuka Baths
Two women suffered minor injuries in a head-on crash near Manuka baths. The victims were Misa P. Dunlop and Mrs. H Rough, both residents of Iberra Community, who were en route to Iberra when the collision occurred.
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