Australian judge frees Tom Larson on manslaughter charge
Tom Larson of Portland was acquitted of manslaughter in Melbourne after a trial over a fatal car crash involving his car. The court found him guilty only of driving at dangerous speed and imposed a £100 fine and a three year driving ban. Larson, 19, plans to return to the United States after the five day trial.
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Threat to Queen's life on Scottish royal tour reported
A disrupted report says threats to the Queen arose during a tour of Scotland. Police surrounded the Royal Botanical Gardens area and Holyrood Palace as authorities increased security while the Queen remained under guard. An unnamed man was captured as security steps were intensified.
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Surplus Reported in New South Wales Budget
Sydney Tuesday The State Government closed the financial year with a surplus of about £259,000 in its budget accounts. Premier Renshaw announced the result, noting the year’s revenue flow and rail and maritime services’ higher costs. He said operating conditions and liabilities would push the year’s overall result above the budget forecast, with provisions for pension, probate, and estate liabilities affecting the Consolidated Revenue Fund.
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NSW Premier Negotiates £4 Million Island Industry Project
Sydney reports Premier Renshaw confirming government talks on a £4 million industry for Newcastle island reclamation. He denies press leaks and criticizes progress, noting possible relocation of development. A separate £42 million plan may proceed if rail access is secured within ten years.
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U S Navy Ships Arrive in Sydney on Overseas Visit
Reported arrival of American sailors aboard destroyers Duncan and Lyown K Swenson in Sydney as part of a broader Australia deployment. The mission, linked to a planned development project at Cockle Creek near Newcastle, includes government partnership and a July 5 sailing plan for further United States operations.
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