Court reports theft case before Justice Connor in ACT Supreme Court
In the ACT Supreme Court Mr Clarence Bernard Vitler 36 club proprietor faced a theft charge for February 9 1973 nine into Millers of Manuka shop Franklin Street Manuka. Prosecution led by Mr Bowen with solicitor Mr Strang. Court hearing mainly legal submissions in absence of jury. Evidence included knife blade and bolt cutter found in Vitler's car. Hearing resumes Monday. Damages claims from a separate Wegf accident settled for 3419 before Justice Fox with no order for terms. Additional four car accident claims were settled for a total of 8650.
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Clarence Bernard —Vitler
Connor
ACT Supreme Court
Viller
Hutehelos Sigset
Toriens
J. Gallows
Ne. Wilcoxy
Browen
Millers of Manuka
Ply Ltd
Franklin
Manuka
Ki Bowen
H. Strang
Deny Crows Solicior
Serseaant Ly C. Worthy
Investinmions Inc
Utters Sui
Vitefer
Vitter
Thoxeno
Hiern
ACT
Ainslie
Auslice
Eight years jail for killing in Sydney case
In Sydney a man received eight years for the manslaughter of his wife Daphne Elizabeth Luby at Cassle Hill on August 21. Neighbours heard a disturbance in the caravan and she was left unconscious. police reported provocation disputed by the Crown.
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Sydney
Alan
Arthur Luby
Charle Hill
Wwurith
Daphne Elizabeth Luby
Cassle Hill
Sir Luby
Daphne Lathy
Fm Hospital
Mistice Glass
Sai
Damages Awarded After Aboriginal Youth Injury near Narrandera
In Sydney a judge awarded 57 300 in personal injury damages to Dexter Cedric Briggs 21 of Narandera after injuries from a gravel skid on the Ardlethan Kamirah Road near Narrandera ended his promising football career and apprenticeship. The accident involved another driver Rankin 20 of Narrandera who faced responsibility questions.
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Sydney
Slatery
Dexter Cedric Briges
Nar- Funder
Briggs
Colinty Connell
Me Belags
Ardlethan-Kamirah Road
Newt
Narranera
Mian Alexander Rankin
Narrandera
Migrant aid seeks regional autonomy in states
The Good Neighbour Councils of Australia should gain state level autonomy to boost effectiveness, said Immigration Minister Grassley at Cannery. Speaker Gransby urged decentralising welfare and religious development, stressing better regional support for migrants and aging citizens.
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Australia
Grassley
Cannery
Counncil
Gransby
Udentralisai
Cornell
Ames
Concert hall to cost $10m in Victoria arts plan
Victoria proposes a $10 million concert hall as part of the Victorian Arts Centre on St Kilda Road. Premier Hamer said the hall would be below city scale, underground at the Princes Gardens end, aimed for opera plus popular concerts and not competing with Sydney Opera House. The project could add value to Melbourne’s arts complex.
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Melbourne
Victoria
St Kilda
Hamer
Princes Eric
Sydney
Operaa House
Nielbonrntt
Mother of four sentenced for bank robbery in Coon
Beverley Ellen Harvey of Coonabram, 200 miles northwest of Sydney, was today sentenced to three years in jail for the armed robbery of a city bank. The court heard the teller was assaulted as part of the heist and described Harvey as the principal offender.
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Sydney
Cty- Bank
Beverley Ellen Harvey
Coon
Burabram
PL Davide Son
Conspiracy not proved in Melbourne court case turns on civil liberties charges
In Melbourne a Justice of the Peace and a clergyman were charged in a civil liberties case. The case, brought by the Council of Civil Liberties, touched on poisons and amine acts with disputed details. No formal pleas were entered and a six month sentence followed a hearing. Witnesses described alleged expenditures and a pistol incident near a bank, with further claims of beeing led astray in the city.
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Melbourne
Clerg
Baggenat
Michael James
Tell
Artie Leon
Ed. Flannery
Council of Civil Liberties
My Smith
Flemington
Sergeant Bell
Smith
Pidiadt
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