Driving while intoxicated in Canberra court case summary
Pettersen pleaded guilty to driving under the influence after ignoring signals. Mr Donohue lamented the situation while Mr Hermes noted the risk posed to others. Pettersen warned of potential imprisonment if repeat offenses occur. The month saw a high wealth rate, with 12,505 for the period and 15 other drivers fined a total of 475 for traffic offences.
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Gunnar Pettersen
Stonemason
Northbourne Flats
Braddon
Pettersen
Donohue
Hermes
Petersen
Canberra
Petty Sessicoe
Grant
Anipust
J.jart
Pennine
Thar. Sifteen
Control of the line sale sparks church debate in Sydney
In Sydney on a Wednesday, a plan to take over control of a railway line faced opposition from Anglican and Church of England members. An Information Trust official warned that thousands would have to abandon independent policy, while a rival paper, the Australian Church Record, admitted losses and postal costs.
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Sydney
Hid
Avs
Adtralian
Needless cancer operations proposed by Adelaide scientist
South Australian researcher Dr James A Kirkland told doctors in Adelaide that many women undergo major cancer surgeries unnecessarily. He cited cervix cancer treatable by minor procedures and urged refinement of cancer classification to choose appropriate treatments, sparing patients from extensive operations.
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Sydney
James A. Kirkland
Kirkland
University of Adelaide
Queen Elisabeth
South Sverelen
WT. Carey
School of Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Univerity
SSW
Kr Birkland
Hesitale
Victoria Gains an amnesty from International Scientology
London reports Victoria residents received an amnesty recognizing the Scientology movement. An official Victorian order allows Melbourne residents to join trainings or protests with no government restraint. Scientology leader Hubbard’s ban, tied to a prior statewide inquiry, is noted amid mixed statements from press officers and officials.
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London
Ple
Victoria
International
Scientology Organisation
Auetene
Mr. R. Hubbard
Auth
Melbourne
Anderwo
Hey
Hermes Ran
Scientology
Feathinstead
Suesee
Swindler implicated in plot to smuggle drugs to United States
An Australian identified as a conspirator in a plate smuggling ring testified in court. A Hong Kong businessman linked the operation to an alleged lucrative opium supply. Witnesses said Charles J. Bennett, an engineer, helped locate Chinese sources to facilitate shipments via Taipei and Hong Kong, amid rumors of a buyer in the British colony.
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New York
Alevel
Ito
United States
Charles J. Benner
Lave
Wilaen
Sammy
Sunder
Methine Ina Hogg
Reng
An Bie Eplany Reid
Wilson
Taipei
Reid Wan
Arnett
Kong
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Commonwealth
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Rory
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Iderear Beetroom
Tory
British High Commission
Australia and New Zealand Bank
Lord Carrington
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Canbern
PAN
Duke of Devonshire
Fee
Royal Commonwealth Society
Superior Stationery Pty Ltd
Queanbeyan
Monaro
Anasane
Ae Potter
Stoce
Aimuaal
Industrial Acceptance Corporation Limited
Pire Mark Chambers
Gren Cente
Conberre
Mn Kem
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Saicion
Anderna
WAAP
Hunker
Whithim
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