Court Reports Graeme Langlands Summonsed
Graeme Langlands, former Australian and St George rugby league captain coach, was summoned at Korsrah Court for alleged assault. The case, led by Michael Joseph Nether of Cronulla, alleges assault causing bodily harm. Langlands did not appear. his solicitor requested a further adjournment to February 24.
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Sydney
St George
Graeme Langlands
Korsrah Court
Ptay
Wishinens
Hidvedl
Michael Josepht Nethery
Cronulla
Bodihyars
Nether
Jook
Rudwinck
Sheruby Min Sie
Langlands
Hum Om
Sat Kogarah
J. Kirkwood
Henry
Licence suspended for Modiey Street motorist in Canberra
Ms Robert Aitken of Modiey Street Chorley faced Canberra Petty Sessions after pleading guilty to driving a motor cycle in a dangerous manner on Hindmarsh Drive Easton reavom and Charens Gladen and Modiey Streets on January 20 last year. He was fined 130 for having an unregistered motorcycle without third party insurance and received a two month license suspension.
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Robert Aitken
Modiey Street
Chorley
Kilduff
Canberra
Esterday
Hindmarsh Drive
Epaeston
Charrens
Gledaen
Modiey Strotts
Hostel ban could send youth to jail in Canberra case
In Canberra Petty Sessions, Magistrate Dainer warned that a new mental health hostel may push an 18 year old youth toward jail after welfare and Watson hostel officials rejected treatment plans. The case centered on Mr Terry Ranger, whose offenses include stealing and indecent behavior, with doctors disputing need for mental hospital care.
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Natson
Terry Ranger
Canberra
Dainer
Watson Foster
Watson
Hebert
Wil
Daiier
Jar
Ranger
Danner
Wes
Canberra Times
Remanded in custody for theft and break in charges
A 1 year old Maues Yarralumla case saw the owner accuse a cut assistant of stealing for $900 Canberra crime. Kenneth Rice of Milner Street pleaded guilty to breaking and entering at the Croatian Hefore club and the Tal Australian Club. Police outlined thefts including Torana parts, $1,000 cash, cigarettes and a knife across several incidents from last year.
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Maues Yarralumla
Canberra
Paris
Rice Sli
Croatia
Nicholl
Deskin
Kenneth Rice
Rice
Milner Street
Dickson
Sunbird Radial Tuned Suspension Promises Better Road Grip
Sunbird claims its Radial Tuned Suspension uses steel belted radial wires and front and rear stabiliser bars to improve grip. Special suspension geometry, carefully chosen spring and shock rates, precise rack and pinion steering, and power front discs work together to reduce lean in corners and improve wet weather handling, making a more confident driver out of every motorist.
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Sunbird
Woman Refused Bail in Daughter’s Murder Case
In Adelaide Port Adelaide a 58 year old woman, Jennifer Mahel Singh, seeks release to attend her daughter Melissa Matilda Singh’s funeral. Charged with killing eight year old Melissa on January 8 at Rosewater, bail was refused by Mr Terry Porter, remanding Singh until February 3.
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Adelaide
Port Adelaide
Jennifer Mahel Singh
Havin
Melissa Matilda Singh
Rosewater
Terry Porter
Mra Singh
Merity
Mrs Singh
LAW LIST Awards and industrial acts across ACT region
A fragmented OCR list recounts proceedings on awards and determinations across ACT bodies including the 1973 Liga and Allied Industries Award, 1987 Laundry Employees Award, 1947 Metal Trades Determination, 1968 Catering and Allied Industries Award, and related wage rulings. The text mentions Canberra concrete industry notes and references to official meetings and personnel.
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Liga and Allied Industries
Metal Trades
Hadrenere
Guar
Jase Mlarhburn
Fined for stealing petrol in Canberra Petty Sessions
A 30 year old Sydney youth admitted stealing petrol from a car behind Currong Flats in Braddon and was fined 30 pounds. His 19 year old companion also pleaded guilty to thefts including a pouffe and received a 30 pound penalty.
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Sydney
Currong Flats
Braddon
Canberra
Kalduff
Shane “Mills
St Mary's
Fe War
Emerton
Nsw
Wan
Man in Melbourne Court On Escape Charge
A 32 year old man who allegedly escaped custody at Royal Melbourne Hospital in June 1973 faced Melbourne City Court. Peter Joseph McGann entered no plea to escaping from lawful custody. Case adjourned to May 3. McGann had been deported from New Zealand and arrived in Melbourne with a police escort. He had lived in New Zealand for three years with his wife and no children.
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Melbourne
Royal Melbourne Hospital
Peter Joseph McGann
Mc Danaher
McGann
New Zealand
Aind
Canberran Drug Addict Fined for Cannabis Sale and Heroin Use
A 2 year old clerk and self confessed heroin addict was fined 300 pounds in Canberra Petty Sessions after pleading guilty to selling a quantity of cannabis in stick form on January given the same man also faced a 100 pound fine for using heroin the previous night. He admitted the offence to drug squad detectives. The man had been addicted to heroin for four years and sold cannabis to maintain his habit. A submission to anonymize the defendant was upheld. A separate case saw a youth motorist fined for speeding and for refusing to stop as police signalled, with a 30 kmh over limit charge and licence suspension for three months.
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Canberra
Kilduff
Pam Coward
Stewart Jordan
Benelong Crescent
Macquarie
Redfern
Bindubi
Lachlan
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B.f.goodrich
McLedo
Maryborough ST Fyshwick
Jack Waterford
Australia
Welfare
Wasson
Mr Davier
ACT Health Commission
Genere
Holden
Ted
LAW List
Aueralan Tose
Asa Bingen
Young Motorist
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